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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

A private dispatch from, Lexington, Ky.
October lIth, which is considered reli.
able, says: Tne rebel Capt. Peter Ever.
e,l's band. captured and burued this morn
iugs train for CoviDgton, eight miles Fl ON
Covington, and robbed the passengsrs.--
Theirs is no further particulars. 7.- .. t--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

An sonshern papers attack Davis Macon
speech, and bitterly express their surprise
that two.thirds Of the rebel army should
be absent ss declared by Davis in bis speech.
The Richmond Wing Of the 10th, has
another speech BY Jeff. Davis, in which he
says, we must do our duty. Every man
able to bear arms must 60: to the front,
and oil Others devote themselves to the
cause at home. There must be no plead
ing for exemption. We are fighting for
existence. s7 feda r. ra i'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

MAxrxlLLios is;reporsed by Mexican news to
have been ass assinaied, though the report Ia
ga id to be doubted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

B Richmond papers contain the follow ing:
jane lockwood was arrested and sent 70
Castle Thunder Yesterday, ohsrsed With
bsipg ssPy' She vas arrested q Polcst
Station.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
, New YoRK, Oct. IL

G, LD.-The large addition to the curren.
cy last month is sboving its eject upon
the prices Of gold. The rate has shown up.
ward teudensy for some days past, and ir.
respective of the character Of the current
news Today the price opened at 203.I 4.
At noon il was 204, 4, but afterwards de-
eIiDed to 203,l-4. all ..4siL i Z Hj-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

y16FThe result Of the Town Elections
throughout Connecticut,A has been most
gratifying. ana ssrosgIy toresbadows the
result 10 November. or one hundred spd
forty-6ve towns heard from, eighty four
went Union, and sixty oas opposition. -
The Uniouioaists gain nine towns, the op.
position three. Amsug the towns, gained
BY the Unionists ere the old democratic
s,rongholds Of Barkhampstsad and Pot
land. ub In Fairfield County. Stamford
Dsrien. New Canaan and Norwalk wen
Union by strongly increased majorities, snt
in Wilton there was no opposition to ths
Union nominations. ga -. s. .t lNl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
Notice of Filing Petition.

vs. }of Ash tAbula Coanty. Ohio
Ole 5. Fuller, Defendant. Divorcs. iI
|OLLE S. FULLER, Defendant. whose
place Of residence unknown notified that Peter Fuller
did on Eighth day Of October 1854 6e his tition In
the Office Of the CIek Of The Court Of Common Pleas within
and County Of Ashtabua and state of Ohio chag
ing the Fullsr with oss OF duty and ILL
full absence and asking that he be divorced from the ac
Ole g. Fuller which petition will stand for hearing at the
term of said Court Dated this Sta day Of October
A. d. 1864. PETER FULLER
| BY saKRxAS FIrcn, his Attomsys-7726t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
Administrators Sale Real Estate.

In Pursuance of m order granted by the
Probate Court Of Ashabula County, Ohio, Will onsr fos
- Sale at Public Auction, ,.us
nm Monday thu soureepth dsy Of November D. 1884, al
o'clock r. upon tho premises the following dsscrnso
Estste in the County Of Ashtahna and ss %
township l3 the Sd range IN the cennse
tieat Western Resss sans and bounded North tns
enot qrounds of the Cleveland Psinesve and Ashtabula
Rail Road company south and West b. land Of Henry
Tassst stephen Halle hsirs and East By lands %
D. Zee being sixty and and being the same
land dssded to said ctob Beck in his life time. By Samne
Humphrey BY deed dated November TO Which refer
rods deep which the homestead Of said Gotlob Beck
deceased sold subject TO the dover estate Of tbs
widow Bsrbara Bee Appraised subject to said dover 60
tAts, Ut $3.50 .s.f..,f b,,,L-. -.
T.RNs or SALx ons third In hand In one year
and In years toA tbs .y Of sale, with inter
est the payments to be secured ~ motgsgs upon 'ns
- Administrator Of Gottob Beck, deceased
EDWARD II. FITcH, Attorney for Administrator.
Aphtabula Set II, l0ol--772-st t3f 70 81 -"'i 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

the North Shenandoah. near Mt jackson,
was attacked by Mcneil with IL men
while they we're asleep, and the whole par.
" dispeted or captured think they will
all turn up. learn that Sc ofthem had
reached Winchester. Mcneil was mortal
ly wounded aud fell into onr hands, This
was FORTUNATE, as be wss ihe most daring
aud dangerous Of ell the bushw hackers ia
this section of the country
mem 1t 81 r. H. SHERIDAN.
Damage by Sheridan, A hitter from Mar
tipsburg, dated 9Th, says ,Dasmnooa lr
The whole county presents the appearance
Of . barren region. All hopes oi the re5
els holding the Valley are completely a'
an end. 1t would be an utter imposbility
10 subsist S. 900 men in the Yallny for
week. There Is no has. Of supplies from
which rebel army Of occupation couli DC
fed. 'r9ma1eto- = ts
The NJ. Y. Times special gives additional
part ticulars OF the battle on Friday the 9Th
The object of the rebels was to turn the
i right flank Of the army Of the james. and
thus obtain possession OF the Darbytowr
and Central road, three miles OF which i
! entirely free of defensive works,
The enemy was aware that our right
was the weakest part Of our line and sup
posed by aanking Us and holding these
three miles of road their defenses could b
materially strengthened by putting ano b
or line OF strong works outside OF thei
present exterior limits Of their Notifications
TO accomplish their purpose, they, unde
, cover or the night, moved.
Hooker aud Fields division, numbering
$500, down Darbytowu road, the positio
, occupied by'o Kautz, fairly encircling ii
!. 100. At daybreak they attacked hii
a ierceiy, both in front aud on faux. Ou
troops fought bravely for more than o
' hour, until they found the enemy were nu
= only in the front aud on the right, but Q
|. so 10 the rear They then fell back hn
2 riedly, but not before they had lost nearl
= 800 men, and having TO cross marsh, Il
0 only line of retreat, they ruu their arsllleI
into the mire. and were forced to abandt
!. 1t to the enemy. The enemy followed
splendid line, Fields division being in from
n aud supported by Hocke, crossing at i
/. tervals 10 front Of US ut doubl-puick.. {
!. full Of confidence aud impetuosity wei
}. they that they omitted the precaution
q sending out skirmishers. Oar troops wei
}. armed with repeating rifles, and cool
: continued the work dealing destruction ul
on the rebels, literally covering the groun
with dead aud wounded. This attack W,
made at IL o'c! 9ck, aud resulted in as siI
nal q repulsc as ever happened. ~
Il News from the army of the Potomac 4
day states that on Sunday night betwe
IL and l the enemy opened fire on I
. Second Corps. but continued about 80 mi
E utes. 1t is not known that any dana
was done,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
MATRIMoNIAL.-Ladie, md Gentle.

men, you wish marry address the under sned who viii
send yo without money without price, valuable inorms-
ton that will enable you 10 happy and speedily ir-
spseve Of ego, wealth beauty. This information viii
cost yoa nothsg and you wish 70 marry will cheerfuly
a.sist you. All ette strictly confidential The desired In
ioasoa Sy return mail and questions asked Ad'
drs. SARAH r. LAMBERT Greenp int, KHga oonnty Nsu
York. IIZ-St
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

y !. PROCLAMATION !. hereby made 10
sne shned sltos cf AstsboIs County, Ofc, that Gen
ss,usn VIII BE- heians required ~ sw, Tueeday
n IA cn " q shs rsvs-i places Of holding electcns
80 ~ which time The oIloxing oncefs 70 Be
enorcn 70 won~ suprsps Judr> aIl tsrn one Supreme
suose lons vacancy one Supreme Jadge short vacancy
cne of state one ATTORNEY General; Comp
trcer OF NE Treasury one Member Board Of Public worfs
NH ter ana one Member Board Public works for
one representative 70 Congress one County Auditor, one
County Commissioner, and Innmary Director nun tsr
and one lndi'nary Director for vscsney. = -
AZ the time With the Pou Books ts rc~nship rr.s
y required TO return Jurors for their respective Tevu
ships fcr the Court cf Common Pless ss bllewsi III
Apporfionmenf of ys,ors-1S64.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
Notice to Teachers.

pas.sd 81 ths last ssssion Of hs stats Legislature.
each male applicant must pay the of hy and sssh
ten4s applicant thinynW esnt before being admitted 70
examination Zach applicant vii also be expected 70 furpish
ss ssss'se with biz % her address and postage stamp spl
The s.AaiDsn desire sAy TO all Who say desire TO teach
the e94pg Water that thsy oonsdsr the above police Of
exsminAtons SIMPLY sasisat 70 give IL opportunity OF
stspdnA end h4t pysis sxsnisatSsns sAnne b given
10. W.P HOwLlsp,ss&
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

i-'' 'f .'n'il9fs- ALSO. 0. -s -fs1U % s-..r
Ageesby 10 suendAtory .cs passed March sosh fsss
regulating the election of seetets of Pssdsnt ard viss
President Of the Unstsd states, 30 = srf3
Notice hsrsey given " the qualified electors AsAAuz
II Cessfy ssss is their respective townships NJ the
usual places Of holding elections heren Tusss
day 1884 and there prsessd 70 sest
tuentone Eteto e President and Vice prssidsat the
UuiAsa Sntps. 20 ifoi1t MI - ,,7-t N II r
E.A. WRIGHT sA.siR
-. ~ ''''' st,- A.,sA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
IN orICE.-ouvra P. CHAPMAN, who

IN UTICE.-UIIyER Z. CHAPMAN, who
resides In Geneva Ashtabula County Ohio r. Maria Cosr.
and O. b. Corser, her ufband Fanny Walker, Asd Geo.
York. will take notice that petition fled against them
the 10th day Of September A. ID, 1884 In the Court Of
State Of ohro by Sidney W. Chapman pending,
wherein said sidney W. Chapman demands partition the
following real estate, to wit Situated In said county %
being also In the township Of Geneva being NO.
II The 9th range Of townships In tho CoDnscticat
I'm the Gore % easd n aid ownshp efGsnssh sims NE
whole ot ~ sIeepng % much q sns ss.s ssa
ID being bounded the East West sna seuth y ne os
linss And % The North BY de south ss q ra hossss
paore or less subject e n ss hehwsys and beiag s $3.50
sds decided November sth b Jassps enc - sesas 49,
term Of ssd Cours ~ saIl o5dnsy W. Chspm.a w syp
r an order dat Sitsos sy - pAs Of $40 premises
prayed "F IN aye sRioHPf v. CHAPMAN. Petitioner;
ps.sa .hs ~ ~ "'F' Us Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

'until1 P. n. UItll 10 An.
RExARKs.-Ohio Bank Notes, Green Backs and National
Currency, only. rsceiysd for Taxes. '.-1 ~
Alter the 10th Of Deesmbei penalty Of per can't will be
charged on unpaid taxes. W. II. BURGESS,
Jefferson, Sept. 20, 1884. atT7o County treasurer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

Partial retsrss from Penasy ylvsais and
Ohio aoldiers ipW Washington and AIexsn
dris show the following Fssuit: Pennsyl'
vanis soldiers vote. total. Rep. 843; Dem
l30. Ohio soldiers ~ese. total. Rep. 6sOi
Dem. a. sis ~ t.fibnaf fasfgf'f 9ri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

The Toledo Blades rstarns gives Rice,
for Congress. 100 majority over Ashley %
the hons vote IN this district. q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

News from the army Of the Potomac TO-
day states that ou Sunday nigh, between
IL and the enemy opened fire on the
Second Corps. but continued about 80 min
utes. 1t is not known that any damage
was DONE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

Lieut.. Col. Weaver, with ninety colored
troops, were attacked yesterday morning.
Eve milss below Fort Donnelson. BY two
hundred rebels under Col. Sorerry. The
rebels we're whipped. with the loss Of Lieut.
Lorry snd Capt. Gardy killed and twenty
Eve men killed and wounded. The fedora
loss was one lieut.. aud three men killed
and nine men wounded. s.n.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

DRoCLAMATION.
he,eas he evenings OF the 25th and f6,h Novcm.
ber SA many oi to h.t-s IN IN city and count.
Med by inrepdiAres. and w1o. the comni
great snd extAordnary cc endsnserins IN. lives aud
properly hundred % the THIS and their
famies demands promt action ON the the county
snh0ries 70 secure the arrest ~ tho perperMiors there
fore
CITY aad county 81 S.w YORK, oe aud he ne soy sutho
III and regesied 70 oler reward Of t3 CO.. payable
from the County Ifeasay for the arrest ant conv c.ion
pad tho ee.caie Of The Iisrics A,torus, OF
arres, convictop"
aceordsuce With the above resolution passed BY tbs
Eaari of S.eri-ors the frh icst nua pv authory
IN by law. l, g. Godfrsy Gnnth-r Mayo the
OF NV Y1fx Do berr1y q Of
daars for tho discovery md c,av,n of
OF the late ntentsry attempt 10 lire various hotels and pub
tic rud'n4s "f the ciiy.
The aiove reward IL offered not ouy TO stimulate ~.
closure Of the incenaiar ut si-o that aud
secured, the
q GODFREY GUSTHER. Mayor.
TsHR FIRM or HAvtLASD LISDLEy CO., is
cky dissolved by the wIhisssl OF Henry N Ire.
who sod BIS ntsres 20 ths rensint partners
their account JOHN "a. HANIbAND
WILLIAM ". LINDLkY.
HENRY u. rRENOH
AUGUSTUS II hANSFIELD.
NEw ToRR, oec- l. is6.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
klss0rAa..

Personal.
NJ q. F.-YoUR BROKBN-HEARrED FATHER
INN sou come h tne Ito PROM ses tna nr WI
never rrproach yoL DJ not, d. not delay y. -
If MH w. CBAMBggLiS. FORMERLY suIhtR
Of she CNinhrr rrNnd "a "a thl- CIT ~ VIII
feaf nj r,p.thns 10 nis advantage ny address ing
sutief boz iyJ 1Iafad oglga stating ~hsre he may BE-
FOUND.
rouy GALLAGHER LEFT HIS HOWE ON TIE
81 nm In inc from. 2' tset TNefeh st eet
Ca stlc on tlgirg 0l nmstf or toe want 81 nor
..r rhsn 10 eft blus esp, bue coat Run wh ie
10, - aa.A 6H looks good daa older ANY
son wno the 80 Jonn "a laghef 70 hstrsienUe
viii 10 wei rewarded for thst trchnle
AZ " - SNAIL ~ ~ TOWN RUS MoRSivo
vi. and every dsy nrXt weeh h
yyrlLL fnE FNN30N WH0 PICEED uP ROLL,
w ~ Ycfs' " thc 1919 A ~ tram from Nowafk -
usaffe. roe n pna&e leave Nr LUeuINal tUb.
II, DAaa,
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.

GENcy or rnx DUTCH EAST INDIA COFFEE
e Company, No i6s Reaie streei-Nolice Is hereby
gwen W j. Schiuss Is not connected
ara, aud 81 orders and LIS must be settled directly
rough our general ag-ut IN New BY
Cou,paut \. LlPMaN General Agent Dut,h East Ind
Colee Company.
IrXCELSI0R SOOIABLE.-LADiEe AND GENTLE
u formerly tDis as-ocat luest
and address with
o. forming or Hop during the com se,son.
L. h kADER ~ " all street
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO 6-THK
~ regular monthly meeas viii BE- held NJ Botanic isl,
rs broad wA, 81 tD,s tsat ria,D evenina
T.. A HOLMAN Pres,aeaL
w. p. CoDpr.o-oS Recording Secrela y.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

4 OsT-THREE HARLEM RsILROAD FIRST MORT.
" ga Coupons Nos B. fSl TT, PAYABLE November !,
1864 endorsed the orfe of rrrv CDlgat~.
forb ouarg the above. payment having bee
stopped. A LIBERAL Il wi' be paid to the finder
leaving at Trevor Cogatc's a. Wall street
yVATCH Doc Losr-A Black SLUT WHITE HEAD
w and white feet; had leather cellar with
b. II r. marked traSs pais IS will b given FOR
recovery 81 4yg greenwich street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-07
uunsv Z. Cromwell, well knovn AS the pro

upnrv 3. Cromwell, well knovn AS the pro
o.as,r of the s:iiromuell Line OF steamers,
d;oo last Saturday ii New York. He was for
u,anv years one Of the foremost merchants OF
hi, cjtv Previous to the war be had IN sue
,.xssiu operation steans lines from New York
= Savannah. Charleston, Wilmington North
rax.,]ua. Norfolk, Alexandria and 81 ash;ugton,
Portland :;,;l BALTIMORE. Also frn'n Baltimore
10 Charleston ani Savannah.
GEORGE Thompson, the English Abolltionist
delivered a lecture i'll tie Hall OF the House q
REPRESENTATIVES. at Washington last night. =
Among me Audience were President lincoln,
secrararv Chase, Secretary Usher. and many
members # both, branches Of Iougress.
TIE Washington Constitutional T,;ino says
,:nbarles {I,:nry Foster, Of Congressional TO
,orjety who managed, il some mysterious
manner. 20 get straps upon his shoulders, jndi-
cat;ne thai he Was Captain IN the Second
North Carolina Regiment. aud subsequently
other straps, showing that he had been promo
ted 70 lieutenant coloneIcy, has been slmua-
xiv dismissed the service by Heneral Butler E"
4 teicgraphio dispatch from Cincinnati says
that Gen. Pierce, who was blamed tor The dis
aster at Big Bethel, denounces the statement
Of Parton IN bis Lie OF Gen. Butler about
that affair q eneral Pierce says the battle MAS
lost through the bIunders OF Cen Butler,
Artificial limits are now made OF gulcanzed
India rubber As they are hollow, al the ma
ehinery is contained within, and is not liable 20
be deranged or broken They are, it is said,
much more readily made, aud lighter than
those made Of wood or IRON.
4 riot and disturbance lately occurred at
Fuh Chag, In China, in which the American
missionaries were assaiIed. The rioters were
arrested and punished afterwards.
Three small buildings, belonging to the
Union powder works, at New Durham, n. t.,
were blown up 90 Monday afternoon. -Four
men were killed
The opening Of the Metropolitan Fair IN
New York on Monday was a Success. The re-
cepts were over 50, 900. The military display,
during the afternoon, is said to have been the
finest yet made in that city.
Rev. George D. Hamilton, one Of the oldest
ministers in the Maryland Annual Conference
OF the Methodist Protestant Church, died yes
terday morning at his residence in Baltimore,
after severe illness Of some mouths duration.
lie had not been in active service fer several
years, and was quite an CID man.
z fIOVFPN0R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-07
j :"i'EN'I'ION .LADIE.

Il AVING 2,andsornely fit Cd NJ my oarlos
i / for s show room Of
BONNET6, CLOAKS, and SEA NLS,
exclusively most RESPECTFULLY invite +l4 :s>;les
Of Alexandria aud vicinity, to call and exam
ine MY stock 81 Pattern Bcnne1s, tta1; latest
STYLES Of silk and Cashmere Cloaks and Man
titles, which in regard Of styles and the prices
cannot be surpassed. Ladies before puGchas-
ing, all ask is 4 call at 49, King st.
ap TT II. 0Ci y NM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-07

HAIR NETS IS al THE TtLK
r HAVE just received - doz. Hair Nets, ~
/ 25 cts. a piece, also e dez. with beo:s g
all colors, at 70 cts 81 linen Ha1d,1erchleis.
at 121 cts: also q good stock Of Hosiery sod
White Gloves, which will be sold cheap at 1872.
King st. i. SCH y 4 hZ
P S.--A full assortmantof Knitting Cotton
i.lst raceive mar > y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-07

FOR s 4 L e
rg,HE northwest quarter Of square bounded
/ on the north by Wilkes, Oh the East by
Alfred, on the South by {1ibbon. and OF 1ha
west by Patrick streets.
/ SQUARE. or two acres Of ground, bound
Il ed on the east By W Washington. on the West
by Columbus on the NORTH by Franklin. ana
on the south by Jefferson streets.
4 SQUARE, or two acres Of ground, BOUNDED
A On the east by Water, on the west by Fair
fax. on the North by Jefferson, and on r1e
49, south by Green streets~-improT ed ny TWO
.a::5S story brick dwelling.
Apply at the Exchange Bank, corner Of
Prince and Water streets.
NH 2l--tf
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08

pied by his valuable driving horses.
The splendid stallion General Meade,
and a promising three years colt that
IS to trot, for the first time, on the
Hartford I Trotting Park, May 10th,
tor a purse Of $3.50, against another
three years DID, There are thirteen
horses in all, worth, probably, $4o,-
There are harness rooms, grain
bins, tanks Of hot and cold water,
lofts for hay, commodious rooms for
sle1ghs, sulkies, buggies, carriages,
etc, OF which there are variety; a
room for embarrassing and washing
horses, cleaning carriages, etc, and
sheds to "drive under" all in the
mostconvenient style. It is model
barn, containing the most valuable
collection Of horses to be found in
this part Of the country.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
NORTHERN NEWS

MOBILE; Sept. IA special despatch to the
the ~he9'sfer, from Senatobia, dated tho eta.
says that Cincinnati and Chicago papers Of the
Slst' and Memphis papers of the lst had been
received. They are filled with the proceedings
OF the Chicago Convention, which is said to be
altogether harmonious Tie nominations has
given great satisfaction. A. compromise is con-
s'dered certain between the peace and war ele-
ments Of the Democratic party, Pendleton
and the platform being peaceful, Greedy thinks
Mcclellan is or will be elected as he. will be
the tool of the party in favor of slavery. The
Chicago 7imses says that the platform looks to
the cessation of hostilities, and an amicable
adjustment of the present difficulties on tile
basis Of the final restoration of the Union
The feeling Of large portion of the Convcn-
ton was decidedly for peace, and resistance to
all further usurpation by the administration.
Early is retrograding up the Shenandoah Val
ley, and followed by the Fcdcrals. Grants
army is increasing, by recruits, at the rate Of
1000 daily. The special correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer gives gloomy ac-
count of the health of Shermans army. Great
alarm is felt at Nashville in consequence Of tho
advance of Confederate force, estimated at
from six to eight thousand, from Lebanon, with
many prisoners, including Gen. Milligan.-
Wheeler is reported within few miles of that
place. The Chattanooga Gazette of the 2sth
says Wheeler crossed the Holstcin at the
mouth of the French Broad, and was supposed
to be moving towards Kentucky Ho had in
filcted but little damage to the railroad.
Gucrrillas still continue to carry q hioh hand
in Kentucky. party crossed into Illinois, and
tore.up part Of the Central Railroad "A gen.
tlcman Of veracity who crossed the Mississippi
on Saturday night last says: Kirby Smith and
Price have invested Little Rock. Marmaduke
has occupied Brownsville, having whipped the
federals there, and captured the rolling stock
of the railroad.
The Confederate Loan had advanced 3 ncr
cent. on the reception of the news in England
of Grants repulse before Petersburg. The Flor
ida destroyed a large vessel off Bahai, taking
$40, 900 from her. The Talahassa has CAD.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08

HEADQUARTERS AAMY OF TENNESSEE, Sept.
The enemy have fallen back beyond Jones'
boro'. Valuable public property has been de-
stroyed at Atlanta, consisting almost exclusive.
~ of ordnance stores, and not sufficient of this
to incommade the army. Reports of our losses
are greatly exaggerated
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
FROM THE GEORGIA 'FRONT.'

MACON, Sept. 7.-The enemy continues to
retire his main forces on the Macon and West
Point Railroad towards Atlanta. We. drove
them out Of Jonesboro', and retook great
many prisoners. Our loss from all causes in
the battles of last week is now ascertained to
have been 1900.