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a Meeting 60 be Ysla ass:SIs%Pni' on th'

MEMPms, Feb, 1.-THE Bulletin publishes
% card, signed by 800 Of the best citizens oil
Memphis, addressed TO the people Of Tennes-
see, for the restoration Of the laws ofthe State
and re-establishing relations with the Fedora
Government II recommends immediate un'
ion and the emancipation Of slaves as the tFu'
est palicy and only alternative, aud calls upon
alIsio support tho same by msetipg in Mem
iphis nthO 22d inst.
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1t is amusing to witness the contentious
Of The Republican papers, trying to hold
4 and yet, in spite OF themselves going
for CHASE. We observe a case OF this
sort Of i~ncOntinence in a morning paper,
not worth naming.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

The Springfield Repabtican, a leading
Republican paper, says The friends Of
Mr.. LrscoLS say he is sure Of the nomi'
nation. CuAsE's friends ate equally san
gpipe Of success"
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Gitp Jlohrrs.
NOTlOE no Abb WHOM m MAY CONtERN

NV IVN ~ NH HUH II NM UNNHh
NOTICE In hereby given thatthers ara now pending
in before the city Coun iIof the city or Dayton, the
following Ordinances, To- witt
Ts grade, gra eel, curb aud Rntter Sycamore street
bolwcen COUNCIL street ppd tho Western LoVea.
To gEAde, elalel curb and pttpr Pillips elresf pel
tween second and Third AtTteB.
la pursuance 10 the Law said Ordinances woe lWlee
read, laid on tho table, aud the Clerk instructed TO give
four weeks notice OF HE pendAney OF tho same. III
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue nom sald improvements 70 DO filed In writing
with I o city clerP, setting forth the amOunl OF dam.
AGES claimed, within two weeks alter the expiration
Of the time r. quired for the puhlicatlcn Of such notice,
rilhiw ANTHONY sTkRHEhsi Oily tisrk.
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XxxvTrITm CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, February 10 -SRsArE-A
resolution Of thanks to General Sherman, Off
GERS and men was passed. GoAJ ~
On motion, Wilson's Senate resolution 4,
equAlizing the pay Of soldiers was taken up. ~
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ST LOUIS, February l3-Mr. johnson, OF
St Louis, chairman Of the committee 10 in-al
~yestigate the military aaairsa Of this State,
made avery elaborate report to the Lover 81 =
House of the Legislature yesterday.
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The st. Louis Democydf, one OF tho
ablest and most influential Of the Repub'
lican papers, bitterly opposes the re-nomi-
nation Of LINcoLN.
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sAruRpAY. FERRUARY IS. Is6l

RTWe are Indebted to Hon. j. r.
MoKlssEY for a copy Of Gen. MoCLrt-
LAN's report.
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Qozpartnersbip.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TNHE undersigned have this day formed a 90. part.
nership under the name and arm Of BREENE q
NIXON, for the purpose OF tTansaoung u Wholesale
and Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
at tho old stand Of W. q. Breene, " Main street, Op
postie the COuu HouRe, whore they would he pleased
10 zee tbs old friends Of the house, and aa many now
one4 as may fIvor them with 4 eRlL -
WILLIAM q. BREENB,
|.gILfH thHREW y, NIXON. vi
Dayton. Fehruary 1. lS6t-hlIdaawl
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.a Natr Restorgr.
PROFESSOR DE MUNN's
OELY GENUINE
HAIR RESTORER

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
nNHE skin Of the medical faeultyi in treating diseases
Of the scalp has, In n majority OF cases, been bat
Ned hy this, ua most pequl' ~ disease Of tho human
Fame. its not to bo GohdefcdRt, Rs requires great
study, deep II search and . careful inyertigaton OF
the causes which produce the disease. Unless tho
cause ~ discovered. Il u an utter Impossiblllty To
Grad cate the disease and effect d permanent cure.
Diseases Of tho Hpap have boon pronounced inciiTable
by some OF the most eminent physicians. ! have de-
YEARS OF STUDY
To this b66ulier part of the human frame, and I an
satisfied that ] possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
So Tar as knhgn. that would permanently eradicate
those loathsOmo Diseases OF tho scalp i.ep .
SAT- RHEUM, sCALD HEAD, slt {
And other outneou- diseases, and reslorothe BAR n
tlfuse who have become lAld. To mako
good the assertion, 1 will foHeits f||t.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLL4RS ~
IT fail to cure the worst canes Of diseased scalps o
the longest standing Nth the Fs
ONLY GENUINE hair REsTORER.
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farotraI.
DIR.
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CURES Coughs. Colds, Fore Throat, Asthma and
" Consumlt on. It's opiy neeeAsary for any one
troubled With these complaints 10 ty One bottle Of Dr.
StrieklRnd's MellInuOus COugh BalAaR
10 convince them that II 10 the best preparation ever
used. II mot on,y cares the aboye hheetions Of Tho
Throat aud Lungs, but u ouFoa Night sweais and
eptinE Of Blood, and u an excellent eArPle for any
kiud Of sore Throat. IL 10 pleasant 10 take, end a
safe medicine for inianta. Price nay cents per hoitls.
FOR sale by II, b, Carnell, 322, Third street, Ahia
Zellen ~ Main street, and druggists generally. te2
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Conlinuous Succcaa Of the rursALs.

Warrington, SEPT. IS. dispatches received By
Die government tins morning. containing the lsseet
report from General Sheridan, announce his arrival
,, Harrisonburs on Monday, snd his INVENTION W
folov up the pur-ui, Of Early. Early was hAsscu-
ing toward stsuntop with the shattered Fragments
" his defeated AID dcmorallzed army. Every
si,emp, Of Early TO take advantage Of the gaps in
Dhc Blue Ridge mountains 10 annoy General sheri-
dams has been defeated with great loss 70 m
Sebcls. On Saturday TorNcrrs cavalry mos the
sebe cavalry near Luoy Cour, House, and after .
spirited fight which lsstc,l .ver-i hours. routed
Ncm with l,ss Of several hundred killed and
wounded, aud abou, e!ea,y cItureL The rebels
were commanded by Gcn"-sI wicknnm They re.
trestei up the vsllr- o. srnlsv our cavalry
effected junction With shc, d M infantry near
kcV Market
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GENERAL. ROSEGRANs.

-. Lour, Sept. IS Nothing has tcen heard
from Pilot Knob since Il O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, when tic Bs River bridge, about so miles
from hcre, burned by the reels, since which
communication has been cut oil. Up 70 tins. time
General Ewing had successfully repu'sed the ii.
sacks Of the enemy, and succeeded in sending two
trains OF comuissary storcs away At last acco1nts
= was believed that Ewing could maintain his po-
Giion, unless sss,led by overwhelming numbers
or unless the enemy should plant -1unon upon
elepMd Mountain ,nd other emincneeh which
command our civilizations. He has plenty Of
provisions and good supply OF water.
train Of hf,y empty wagons, sent from Plot
Knob yesterday morning to Mineral Point, had not
reached that point before communication was cot
and i IS SUPPOSED ,hey were captured. Ills now
believed ths, the demonstrations tho Pilot
Knob anil on mountgn Railroad fcints to
cover the movements o. Prices main force In an
ether direction, PROBABLY against Rolla aud thence
u central part Of the 1t 10 also believed
that Shelby IS cavalry " III make desperate esort
T. dash into 81. Louis IN the way tbs. Forrest
dashed iEto AemfE,s. \ passenger train, which
Ter here yesterdsy rnc Ming on the Northern Mis-
souri Railroad, VS. csV.uIoi at Centralis, BY B,,l
Anderson's bust whac. eFs, aud treaty-ore soldiers
uere taken OUT and murier5d
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Is not necessary for tho people 10 Be over anxious o.
very unhsrry. For three years cNf fortunes nave
rested on his broad shculderA and. sMG froyl-
dcnce> he has brought our cause thr0t&h nc
hss teen lcsvily rc.cutcrccd by the report ~
duty n Leutcunnt-Gcncrsi LcnsssrecN Mat ION
war horr" Who elected the embrsce o
Gen. Lee on The Geld II abnpsburg. Longsfces
COMES back most oppoftdnely " rcsufy anAirs 20
The valley. Want N corporations moro Than she
the late disasters in the valley. The pressrios d
two ieutens generals the one not ~ibotdihateto
che oshen hut intended " cooperate, hes prevent.
et when thcfe should have becn concentrstinn
The presence d Long street. in the valley would re-
store unity 81 command, and cheek the advance a
he enemy. Notwithstanding the lc~ecs sustained
in the late disasser II some Of the worthless horse
men that have teen routed By Tho snemy could be
supplied by rsai cavalry, IN cur rsversrs may be
rcpsrci. and the vsilcy preserved, Il moi RECLAIM.
eL 10 the banks Of the Potomac
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GENERAL ROSSEAU.
Forces, Checked In PULASKI. etc.

SdsA,,ue Tenn. Spt discriminating with
DC reb,. force under Gen. Forrest has continue
oil day Gen R)sscal ftl hack two miles from
Plasti, but re-advlaeod and held his posit.on aud
Me town up to seven o'clock Abs evenins. The
rebels have advanced their skirmisb line W 70
within half a mile % ours. and will probably sd-
vance their lines and -lt.sk In the morning Our
loss IN to-d.v's fighting will me oxec,d eighty
men. Pr. ~r-er- captured N Marshall county. on
their way 20 N.nuyi'l'. with dispatches for
'Cerro Gcr'o" Williams. Mo vas - unite With
Forrest s,a'c tLi FJ4t" Las tNcuiy plecas Of at
Ellery ana aDou, S.vct .togsaGI SIX ryi.
uents are reported h lave been at " Forrest
from Whceler's force. Gcunra koaran. b. .
s'rateglc movement invited an attack nom
Doe rebel commander, but he did not respond.
No telegraph line Il in working order W Pu-
isski to-day. 1t il rumorcd a. Chattanooga thst
two trains were captured on Monday by rebel
force at Big shsnty. on the Chattanoors Railroad.
O6cers just from the mont confirm this ssstcmept
Col. s. l. Donaldson, Chief cuar'crnnstrr ~ tho
Department OF the Cumberland, has -r. anizel III e
entire force Of tho ouartcrmas.er DtpartncnL
amounting 60 over 100 mon, COMPRISING eight
regiments. Arms and ammun Ion have been fur
pished .iiem. They arc ready at q moments 90
Gce to cooperate with the regular troops Whenever
requested 20 do SO.
sEcosp DISPATCH.
Washington, Sept 2s.-Tho RIrUbLioA, has is.
sued an extra containing the following INTEL gence
We earn officslly tha, the advance Of the rebel
Gen. Forrest has been suddenly checked in Pulss'
81, Tennessee, 10 which point northwsrd be push
cd, aher destroyins the railrosd bridge over FIX
IINcf.
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Latest From Missouri.

81 Louis, Seyt fa.--The following dispssrh ~
reoci we'd Al headquartcr tonight from Cap' ai.eA
Cen. Ewel's Adpusant General /;
~ daylight our outross At fionton wore ~
tsckcd An. forced bsot within hafa nile Of The for,
The enemy :~de desperate effort 20 s,i i'csscs.
don Of shcppards NouNar- and suc.cc,'sd IN
driving bAs.slon Of the iith Iowa INTO the r.ne-
rdtA aud gctrng two s.x.poltnder guns in position
on tho mountain.
Tho three mountain aclrs overlooking The foN
were nllcd with dismountcd cavalry The South
mont wAs threatened by four incs Of csvalry- eS-
tending across the Valley between The fort anil
Horton, commanded by Gen. MarrnadLNc' while
column passed around ihc base o. s..ephard's
Mountain aud formed at the south.
dcp. Cat<ll commanded tho dsmcuutcd cavhry
OF The lope Of Pilot Knob. The rebc rooro thus
dsIcsci, Q signal Of two guns vas cred from the
moun,sin, and on assault In forrc moved on our
works. The rebels came mp In fiue style 10 the
ditchos, and wen, back to the mountain In ill.,
dc'cut haste, leaving about hncen hundred
killed and wounded. Amops them is Gen. CobelL
Lieut.. Colonel, two Captains aud two Lieuten-
autr Our eu,rc loss was uiuc killed ami slxty
wounded. Yesterday morning at four o'clock, we
len the fort aud blew nup. ten. Price commando
cl In person.
Since the reception OF the above dispatch learn
that Gen Ewing, after Blowing ny the magazine.
| evacuated Plot Knob brought away his entirc
command, aud will rooeh Harrison station on tho
| Southwest Branch Rs,lros- tonight.
Geu. Smith evacuated Dc Soto tins morning. and
brought his forces " jefferson BarrpckA twelve
| mites below the city. The entire country below
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From New Orleans.
The New Cors,I,u';on OGiciniiy Dec

CGto, H. set T.-lhe steamer Magenta,
-~1tn New Orleans the 2ist inst, has arrived o.
this pot The steamship Commander, which lcn
Neg York on the 81 inr, had not arrived, and
sorac unessness was felt in consequence. Tho
s'ealner Gertrude, laden with cattle, conmisssry
store, and two hundred sacks and hfty bales OF
cotton, sunk ut College Point on the Mlssiss ppi
tyc-, The 2"th. Inst. Eve passengers are miss
ting. The bodies u two ladies were recovered. An
oslcia. announcement by Governor Hahn gives the
to,si votes cast for aud asains, tie now Cons'tu-
ton as follows: for the Constitutions $3.50; against
the Constitution L65l Governor Hahn, in pro-
c 4rnstion, has dee ared that tho Constit uon 10
henceforth ordained aud osiao,s cd al the law Of
louisiana. A fire a, Bdcnh ugo on the s1ss inst f,
destroyed 81 ok Of bullJ,uss.
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GENERAL. SHERIDAN.

Wash, nyton. Sept. "a dispatch just received
from General Grant gives telegram contained in
Yesterday Richmond wnIo dated 7st Chnrlo,tes-
viIla which states hat our cavalry entered staun-
Ton on Monday ut O'Clock A. n. hst our forces
were also ., wsynesboro'; ths, no dssnsge had
been done up to p. y; hut that smoke indicated
that they wsrs burning tho rsalrosd track between
Christian Creek and stannion. NJ drcet COM
mpnissson has been sd with General Sheridan for
several days. Couners 70 and from him arc known
70 have been captured BY the gneuiiss that 'nfcst
the country in hts rear.
Epwtn 4. srAsros, Secretary Of War.
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The lBaivr " ar.

Derrsr CT S,.). .s.-.;syH wyncoop, Of the
Is Colorado Cavalr. h.s arrived from Fort Lyon,
with seven OF rho PRINCIPAL chiefs Of the Chcyennes
sud Arap9locs, aud iour wh.e Wlsouers dsiivered
W By then, ~. Laura Roper, isabella Thanks
-,aG Ambrose Ashley, all captured near Oak Grove,
i ,Lsas, and Dan Marble, taken from tho train
poar Plum Croek. Al o. them are children exceps
KS Il per, a young lady Of about Is. The In
Naas sll he'd Ms Upaaks MIS-. ASsple AID
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The Draft.
Gall On Patriotic Citizens,

Seer try Stanton 10 General Dir -
Wash mgfo,- sept. 20 The drafl is quietly pro-
crossing in all the States, bit volunteer entstnents
beng more speedy than tho draft, all loyal and
patriotic Jsople should urge forward rapid enlist.
men,s, in order 10 reinforce Sherman, aud enable
him no, only 10 bold his position. but also, with
ont delay, to push on his campaign.
rpwIS ". STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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Friday. sept. 30.
Ch>RRAL GRANT.

Os 90 Richmond.
var D,pa,tm,n. Nashtnston, SEPT. R.-Thc
allowing d. sp,tch from General Grant announ.
cling the movement ID our iosrcs agsius, Rich
mopd has JUS, been received;
SAIdgvo-terA CAapis's Farm, Sept. 99--ioiS
4. x.-kljor. GsNrat Hslisek General ord's
Corps advanced this morning and carried The very
strong foruAcations snd long line Of inucnch-
ments below Chnpus Farm, capturing sone III.
torn pieces Of artillery and from two to three hun.
drch prisonsrs. General Ord vas wounded.
though no+ dangerously.
General B.rncy advanced 1t the same Gmo from
Deep Bottom. and carried the Newmarket road and
iptrenchnsnsa and ssausrei tho enemy IN sve~y
direction. though hc cspsuredbut few. lie 10 nom
r,nvsAtHo on te,sarSS RSeAwen
IDA Gsnsrsi Birncy where the Mil road inter.
scots the Newmarket and Rictnnond road.
This whole country 10 hIicd with aeh fortIhca.
Cons thus far.
US. GKApr, Lieutenant General.
EDWIN n STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Deep bottom Apoksu o. in the sbove dispsAch 10
on The North side Of the James river, nearly oppo-
sitc Gsuersi Cusler's position. and within two miles
Of Dusch Gar. scro-s which the fsmcsis canal has
been built, Dutch Gap y sinply sharp bend In
the river, less than half milo scrosR and . cana
sGross II shorcns the dissancr, that chr gupbosss
must traverse to Richmond a. much ~ ten miles,
cutting od ,hst extent Of ,crpetsos AMI retr
batteries ou the shores Deep notion
Ia within two mica Of New Market and
ten miles Of Richpond. This ruuse 70 Tho Con-.
feisrs,e osrita, Ia through an cfcn country, md
along roads built by General Mcclellan In the Pc
ninsuisr csmpsaen. spd preventing The advsn-
tages Of thorough reconnohsAnoes and Topographic
cal information, Obtained during that campaign.
II this movemrn, ~ General Grants right wing
should rr0vs tho real point o. attack. u would
indicate shat the formidable demonstrs'ions
on the sxtrsue left on the Weldon road
werc mere fcints 10 draw oil the attention
Of thc enAlny RON more vital points. The rebels
| bsiously expected IN attack rom the en. few
| hours unin,pedcd march Of General Brpey's men
| will hiring them 70 the fort,Aestsons Of Richmond
Fort Darling, formidable tchel Eriihcaton on the
| James river, 10 only four or tve miles from
Du,ch Gan, in . direct line, aud shout ter
miles By water. The bi,res On the North ban.
command the works. aud may lie att.cIard by our
forces preliminary to the eap,rre NJ Richmond A.
. me feint to cover the highly impn .ant opera
tons Of General Sheridan in tn Shenandoah, This
movement OF General Grant is Of the hIghes
vslue.-Ep SUS.l
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Prom Dixie Direct.
Rebel Ds,er 10 Nlondny Las.

p.,,..a-. -, va T,, n,,h,n,,,a ,,n.rs ~
49,. ,,,,,.r, A.. sIow,,y tens.
a. S-,-.. ...- h...r canaan.
..,,,, h...s a., ,,. s,r,c,,on ~ u.,r,.o,bura
'e We ~ " w
Gcucrsi Early roacheh hoc'oiso~h " e'o'oh oo'o'A
ycs,or,Iav tsunday) Ooi,,ions arc divided whosher
l. u, ...,.i =, r. u...,.o,~,, ~, fall s,,v,h.r
NC W" ns~ '
back. There II consiicrable cNcUnent nuona mo
citizens AT staun,on, and many are loaving All
-, -, A., ,o,.,,,,.., -so,..
W" ''s" - -
have orcn moved 10 place "' sai'y' o"or'"An
may take Staunt ION. but It's capture Will avail him
-, w. vu., si,oo ,h. -, t.g,, I'm.
no"'us AHo 'A"o'' '''N' Wv WV
benn q race ground. bhcrcap hh toShcu '"e
o<ller end OF the COURSE and II lie don't pull UP Of
~. go, h. an ho ,,,,,d
nv '"A ao''N " W" ~
From Culpcppcr We hoSr Tint there u no enemy
I'm she country sxcept small body Of cavalry that
-, ,.,ia. s,.,on
'".n"y DanV1 W. D'' 49,. -. A..
President Davis arrived At Macon, Ia. On she
o9d inst and male n spce-h nj the Baptist churh
r. IL, ar,,v no .,n,l.
'"'e' "o " b''"' W ' ''
| sion OF the citizens Of Atlanta has been completed
II wa, repot,el yesterd,y that Ito, IDS Army ives
! -, a. - ~ ,,.noa..
IN SHERMAN rear -'''"''n MN ""''
large force OF mounted YANKEES are eolloscu
T., p,u,d g. an with ,hc intention of making ruid on
| .s, ,,.a.,,r,,. III.
me virginia o~''"0iS'' '"' W. P'''
same force that WAS at Lexington, Ky" Two weeks
! AGO. They number sbou, l2,OoO.
| o .u
| Inc Richmond ENQUIRER 'onS'iis w 'oS''"'iis
Oaical dispatches received on the 23d, state thsa
thc enemy attacked General Early late Yesterday
| ts2dl ., F,shcrs HilL and succeeded In forcing
back the LOT, OF his line ond throwing force IN his
rear, compelling him abandon de position, leav'
| ing twelve pieces OF cannon in their handA thousn
losing but few men. The othcis newn pnbiished
abiva wzs sufficiently astounding for one DAY.
after tho public had become pretty well as:lrel
| that further retrogrsdc movement would be
made, the assurance arising from the known
, , o. mo penoa |o 49, =. is.Seiy on,,
Numbered our forces, especially IN cavalry, tho
ayor,ie ann of shcridan that the strength, Of the
| position svailcd nothing against an overwhelming
| flank movement Our cavalry, weakened by thor
Iosses On Monday, were IN no ooncsioa on Thurs.
dny To resst troie their number, moved ~ sinsj
them and gave way, thus exposing the rear OF The
| position al Fishet's m This compelled hssty
abandonment Of, .he pl.ce, and Q rapid retreat
| unn New Market, in sLeu,ul ouh, where Geuers
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GkNKRAL ROsiaIRANs.
'rosrcss NJ the Missouri lnvasieu.


So. Louis, No., Sept Ss.-Mr. burns. . sose.
graph operator, who left Phot Knob, disguised. a
noon yesterday. arrived At Dc Soto to-day. lie re-
ports that Gencral Ewing has concentrated his
troops In front II the rebels The rebels have cap.
turci some property aud planted . battery on
shepard Mount, aud are throwing shells into tho
fort, dong eorne execution. General Ewing wns
ordered to evscuaic PIlo, Knob but the rctcls cut
oil his communications before he could - away.
ColoIoi Mills was sa,aekcl ct Miusrsi Point last
night by large body II rebels. who wsrs repulred.
Our tropps subsequently, withdrew 70 De Soto.
General smiths headquarters arc still at lie So,o,
wlere be Is ewing relnforcemsnis. Possi WINS
captured by the rehcls last night Msor.tScunrAl
Rosccrans. to-day, directed ~ sssss in tie or
gaui aston Of the s,ste militia. About is,0O8 mill
,is are now under arms which. with The sndosuos
den, siuzen companies will make qnite forntds.
BILE isrcc
tPo<osi, mentioned above, 10 the capital Of Wssh-
tuS,tou county, about seventy lncs souhwosa 81
~ Louis, and contains, hcsides the county build
inss, several churches and an scaseny. Rch
mines al Load and iron worked IN this v,ciniey.
The body Of rebels which have thus far invaded
n ssour., entered the s;stc from Ark nsas
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Movements OF Rebel Cavalry, Etc
GEN. GRANT.

Hsddqtisrters Amp o. the Potomac, Sept. % -
CUE, sill prevails In IRON, Of Petersburg broken
only by the usual ricset srins and occasional artl.
kry dues, the effect Of which 10 to consume large
quantity Of powder on both sides A eocd deal Of
heavy firing was beard yesterday and to-day In the
direction Of james river and is supposed 10 he "A om
She gurbosts. large tody " rebel cavalry wss
reported this Afternoon 70 " moving IN our ics. n
," their object has no, yei lcen developed. Two
eits-ns have a'so teon stscse ed on the charge OF
giving aid and cont RI to tic enemy.
The BnlI About to be Opcned.
wash nston, sep. 2s-A:coriina ~ reports
drought from the army Of the rs.oaac. toe present
Comparative quiet in military affairs dos rot
prom.tt - 10 Of tnuc! i,ug,r continuance.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

Gina, bat prcr.isSd V rive sAem up. rhese M
dians come her. " nsAs trsny wtsh Gov. Evans
and offer 10 send thsir wRrsoss With the white
troops 70 hsh, tho Kiswss and Csmsuehs'. The
scarcity Of food and prospect Of bard winter, 1t he
thought ,npei them 10 this sep.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

Warrington, Sept. eo,-Ahcr careful inquiry
It cannot ~ asrrta!ncd that any importance is at.
tachcd, in official circles, to the rurnorcd peace
propositions from Georgia Jcn Da-is Is In
Georgia, and II s supposed The pirfose Of his visi,
is 10 prevent any has'y acton hy Gov. Brown
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

nss their arc par~,<s IN the ~ q Cen Rouasssu's
forces. The wires ON the AsSancoss Railroad,
which vsrs down N rullshuns have since bceu
rcpA,y,d. and are working through for tho rest OF
The ds,.nce. III, policy Of the rcbels appears 10
b. N damage =, the full, extent both tbs RAILROADS
70 The front, The damage done 70 the Tennessee
and A,st.r,s Rr,rosd nv the ssbcs Will take srvt.
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