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W tis atMine. Ho -eS-eriptWsrvceivse br s
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TELEORAPHIO.
Kjcmmoxii, Cct 3. Gnl Bmrjjr
km Uwn ai;iiffi to command of lb D-'
lrru nt !iifjr.MmAdel ' Mpee
Eicawirta. Ot-U J.ForrMt rtporlt
tm D-Hr Faljli. Tao, fpL27tb, lht
t u4-c t!te dy beor. in catHn
Lur tnUr. ihrv U k kata mad Fvt
ac EkeninJyt with abut 50: pnvMiwn,
nthwut (i loMt maa; ard bad
br-W U-trotwJ tin rai!ix)d from Dctr
to PuU-kh with 5a Urgr railmad bridgw;
ai tiiiti it require uaty day W re-
vmr ft
Hi ttk him aflrnooti tl citar, a(lr
littjni; him all laf, wn into fwrtifiea
u.n at ru!ki Vbr KouMa
wstb hi-v fm and rlt ffti6"d. Hi
Hvm io iTTc "Tib Waa on tanVed wourfil.
Eumv uiacb bvr. : . '
Etnj cunceotratmj- beatify' agaiaat
him. ""'
Richmond. fM. 3. Tl Waahinjjtmr
Cbftk! of 2Ui y afil!e tel
itin My Jfit E!t nvef IW fcaa bwrti
acuat by the rrin o tb 29tb
A l?T'ni firtn SL Loo aya tba.ad--wmic
wf rrkkamiy rvached Farmiofton
uu tL 25:h ; lb nuin fM Fwdricls
Uta. Vr vx puna ondrIoil ; be
Mtn to be miinj trij in Afra-lia
VaJW. G-n.4M ioenuJ moTing north
ia. Prcea war.
KxcBttOxa, Oct 3. Tt rtborfr
Zxyrvm udy saj informatioa ryiveJ
taW tiat a train of yankea artirWry
mm trimming ott a pontoiw bridge from tlie
natrtb u the aoulii aid Of Jam ner.
ll i nK U ieted tbl any infantry trooj
bare rwsr.e4. lt Rsra al y
our ! daring Urt three daya lbuntf
witt not eaceed. be bandred ffcim all
eauaav Vawkee ic!vKliDg prtauora
leiimaft al five thouMiid..
dr and n i bange m (be nitwatioiw -Tlfe
Yai.Cn ere bf ra.mi'iiT trawa'aMig
tJieir kur d at niht a if r-iuforciujp
1 enwy t elteeiwd.a oid di tiua
Ta iii'rrt a tliai Uf M"
mr bttiOa.a, rft .. UT f'g!,l.,JH
m.m an t!r.i lt up.o our liati., Qur, troopa
mm ia jp .nl ;'UU! and ra 3y tint 0f
mr. iUia ialhajt thw cvstnjP'"
FROM LiCllMOND. , .
iitcHWtNW. t.t. 4. An ofBcial dos
rau:h frv.m ti -u. Rt!'ai $4llti!l, yea-t-fiav.
t'it ahipjWd tbe enemy
-t: v lr --t- dT. He lHS retfr?d in
eonfuMon, 1 avin hi d al sn i woBodgd
10 our hnnda. Am,Mi4 t!i-m a Brigadier
'ionarnl - ' inuy offix-rt. Titers
wetw t' or thu? n'tuuta of negro
traopawhi.'b wrre Wl!y cnt up. There-
-wf-aaul iSe'iiel m-a actd pUndid'y.
Tbe-eoetfHr fvce ii thoanJ. We are
rt hot purxtnL .
LNVA: N UF MISSOURI. .
IIobilk, rcL 3-A ipecial dispatch to
reporta P-t Msn4'hiN frwsi St. Louis ps;
peraaf the 1st. ireT eiei tenant iifSt
Lottie. Pric rrpvrte.1 to be within' It
miles of the tv. lnf.ire W esfiwated at
tbtrty fie tiioaaaad. Cape Girardoaa re;
peelad espt-irl. Laree Federal fort) S
rwadaved at Pilot ft hob taot Moaday.
Uaaey fihtief Tuday evening resyH
uaaaoww. " -
Bill Aadra eaptare4 irsia en the
drib llMawan rail toad, v Jweaty yaa
baaw eaptar4 and sImW - 1 '
Vieeacraiu iaae4 orders ealEag oat tba
nlitia. Twelve ihooaaaj Bnder anu at
ScLoois. ' '
A. j. Smith ia fiftftaDaa SouLh of St
Leui snatching Priae'a movements. A
Intjw number of iwaageai . froa 8owtasra
Mjsaoari badf reached the city.
Uatch iod Grianoa with Uua tbooa-
and taea foe after ForreaU ' ,. 77
. WioJoer'a cavalry croeaed Soto'Arkair.
laa ia partuit 6t rrtoa.' -
"MbrillaiW of lb 26ih, aara-For
I real b) deatroyiajc aU.bridp and rail roads.
lelegrajfO cwamanieauoa Mopptd ua
botb iwade.'- " '
- Tbere a a heavy figfit it Palaiki on
tb JTtfa; "RueeeaiT reporU Hat FonWt
nAirad duitng tbe aigbt with a lo-e of two
bundred.
Paiaengera krrived from MmphU on
batarday evening rrport ibat Kwrreht cap.
tare4 rlall, and tbat it wiil Uka ar
ral week to repair the railroad. '
Itaabeille dates lo the 27th report
lUmaeaa alowlr retiring rt aabine
Forrest' is dtroyiug bridges, liea-
C!ea,e.
"I Fijhtiajf Is coiair da near Pnlaski and
Williatna is tryinf to join Forreu
: j Cofifedtrates had cajtoid two trains
nr Uip Shanry. ;
GaerrillMnre ldsy iSriag' iato.boais on
While rier. ..
A portioa of the 1 Sib army corps left
Browasville7 Arkanas, in pursoit of
Shelby;
' AU auiet at Mobile,
r Tbe President of the Press Association
baa called the' aeit ineetia of the Diree
urs at Columbus, Qs, 00 Wednesdav
tbe 12th of October.
LATER FKtM-EARLY.
RtcHMonOi Oct 4. Another o(Ecial
dispatch from Snltville aaj i 1 . '.
The enemy received a bloody repelsa.
They retired during the night, in eoufo
siou, apparently iu lis direction of Sid
aey river.,
' Early repuru the enotay north of tbe
river, his cavalry occupying the north
bank of that eimaw ; bis infiurtxy near
nrrionlrurg. After a !ijhL akinnUib
the eneinv a cavalry fll back from Moaot
Crawtwrd.
Richmosd, Oct 4. Official dispatches
ietort that a amall force of lh enemy's
cavalry ami soma infantry were in Culpt-p-yer
-Hinty. Uiey are rebuilding the bridge
ml ItappahatHick at ation.
Ail qaiet below iScbinond to day.
PSTKasBuao, Oct 4, 7 P. M.-Tbe
eoemV has been fortifying a nw jxrvitiuo
near Fort MclUe, and have shown no dia
puoiiiou to aJ vance to-day, or aMauU our
worksk -All very qaivt aioug lines br
day. persona- from (vraot's rear aj he ,
has nv'-d eerytbiag and every man up
to tit-) breast works and tie country behind
his iinv uiicovred br hie Iat move.
G.rabt baa gaitied wue mile more in the
dirwlion of Uie Soothside road, bet is still
sit m ite from it The enemy s iu
the filiis of Thursdsf, Frhlay, and Salur
day. is estimated at four thousand. Ours
boou fifth of these figures.
RtcuMOXD, Oct. 4th. The Washingtoa
Chronicle of the 1st dipalehes Grant that
Chaifin'a 2th Ord. corps advanced this
jnorniiig and carried very strong foriifica
ttons, and a line of entrenchments below
CliatSuV farm with aome fifteen pieces of
artillery and three hundred prisoners.
Bamy advanced at lite tame times from
Deep iWtofn. and N Mirket roal en
IrvuclMueuta and now marchinc towards
Richmond.
St Louis telegraphs of the 30lh, says,
thereaemy clusely puriMit-d by the rebels
to Uarrifoa 's SutHMi. Railroad cut north
of that place.
lcaped prisoners report Pilot Knob
still bald by the rebels.
Nuahiille telegram of thf 30tb, report
Forrest at Fay etleviU on the nivlil of the
jiAhsA t).jmwtajtitfMian bouth ef M
phis.
GairrtK, Oct. 4.- All accounts agree
that Gen. USod'e "army is well in rear of
Atlanta, and it is reported positively ibat
we bokixhe Railroad belwaca Vioiog and
Marietta. ' . , f- : . , .
A brigade of. yankee cavalry cams to
Fairbura, oa ths West Point read yester
day and attacked the command of Geo.
Iversoa, srha full back after loaiag one or
or two killed and woucded. Tney are
reportadin Fafeltceilla' tbia a, Vat
this is doubtful. ' -
"A prisoner taken ia tbat fight says that
bo traia baa arrived at Atlanta for six dsys.
Military men bora believe that Shwraaa
will U forced to abaadoa Atlanta and cot
tie wsy ou'tia avery few days.
quiet. Tbe. enemy Lowa mo, pnriKjae, In
. a -. I. . I r. ft t i r -
ilk our nnes near ron Mctu-a a or auy
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ravrcd from Bert tmotro.u
"Tt1 glTT
Hit
- , . t FROM KTCIlMONrjj avi.t i
, Richmokiv Oct. 3.WTfc. Aaf uf (roee
boat New york arrived aaritia . Tenter
day witb'aevera) hundr ret anted (Con
fcdrst4 prlsoneta. No J Vavilclarirs ' b'r
ews raeatvsdj i .-i 1-4' iwni. i,
' BiCBMon, Oct. ikFp of (trans
boat at Yariaa brings jBOO wonndM Cna
Merates. 'The same as ruber of W'osaded
YkWwiUl.aentMaWoti!?.
.-' ..t , i 1 ' 'f y& '
' Eichhosd, Oct. ff .--Aa official liptuh
received at tbe Wr department last iiitftt,
states that U CoL 'itcW4 Kad '(orned
from aa eipedition m Weetent Vrtfrna.f
Urn passed tbrougb BoHlowi Jacksonville,
Weatover, Walkeryilln and, WastDO,- U
destroyed oae million dollars worth of
atores; captured Three hundred frtsonerii,
horses and ejoipmnt ; brought out 6v
bandred borW andtwo hundred cattle.
He sustained no loss " '
FROM
MOBILE.
MOBOK. Oct S.-5 Ittilea from ainton.
La. Cth. Yesterday the enemv adraiced
in beave (ortM from Bavon Sara, on the
Clinton and WWviTfe road . CoLit
with oae regiment only, fought and tlrove.
thm Wk ou th Jacifroii railroa-l, to
within two ttiih of Itavdu ara.hit beini;
flanked an3 tbe enemy bein reinforcfdj
Col. ScoU Wl back i Ahm Liberty ' road.
The enemy occupioi , Wood ville yesterday
at five o'c! k, jMti, aud Clinton, early
this morning.
FROM FORREST.
MonitvOct. t-Fhe vekse 'off the
bar. , All quiet this morning. Four Ar
eigners and on nio capturol ataa the,
obstructions, trjing to ctcniie t. th Yan
kee. 1
The Advertizer ba authentic advires J
from Fornst'a army no Cherokee the 6th. I
of Uie capturw f thrme liiouand prisoners, J
four guna, rfn hwritim) iioroe. twenty
five handrwt ataad of aniail atma, one
lhiu.nd negroe. men wnl chijiiren, and
comlt. fj .li!rrve.f tll" Alalina and
Tennessee Rnilrimd from' Fra'illin to'De
ealur. It i considered aa one of ForrestV
roost succeWul raidf.- , , - '.V,', ".
from pi-rrERSBUR ;. U
PrrERSBino.Oit 7. UnuMu! 011 et-
ude ha prevailedlher to day-ai. the
p.ial wet-k. Grant is still busr with tl
pNte on his new p.isiUonaear Fort Mo
Re. ' ' '
Rumors aay that Lt.Gen. R. U, Ander
aiHi will he awogued to the coii.ioniid v(
Beau regHnf troups and dtpaniiient. V.,
LATEST NORTHERN? NEWS. -Mobile,
Ocl tih, vio'sVnatobia ib.
.Cbicaga rimes of tbe 3(kh, and .Memphis
paper of tlie 4th. aaya, tbe Oinfed-ratea
made a desperate assault on Pilut Knob
and wrre repuled, with a of 1 500, iu
cluding Gen. CampbtlL , l"he Vi)eraU
evacuated the place en Uie 28th; apiking
Ihe gun and tiring the rail oad deput..
.The Confederate 'capture.J tlife guns.
Enemy's train' of forty waguns aud an ew
oort and burning thMna worL-A, alt good
build ini.'S, supposed m ade a complete smash
of drafting ajiparatua and records. Val
leys and mouutains literally covered , with
rebels. Later report sy Price overtook
the enemy and badly Wd, him up atilar
riaons Station."' The Yanica eraovaied
Potaasi Mineral Point. Ihritoto county, be
low MentinaJe bridge entirely evacuated.
A. J. Smith was flunked and fell back to
Jetfcrsoa barrack, and fortifviu A'niA.
ing party isA to CharlemiH2e, foir miles
I iroiu me cny.
The ChiCMgo Time thinks strange the
enemy should evacuate Pilot Knob after
slaughtering to in any rebels, ud only
losing; 69 mea.
- BiU .Anderson ambushed and killed one
hundred, of Johasoas six monthlDca, An
dersoti say; he intends to kill every mau jie
finds wearing Federal uniform, they having
killed his lather, mother, and sister. ,
Price conscript all nuiott sympathisers.
A large number of volunteers joined him.
n Many drafted men escaped from St Louis
and joined Price.
Roaeocrans issued orders to shoot every
maagoingin that direction. .
' Naah nils dates rept-t Forrest at Fayst
teville on the night of the 28lh, with
nearly his whole force, - moving oa the
Chattanooga road. A small portioa of
tka road was destroyed.'
rr
Mym lay
' lUwaeaa was at TeaaUhonia. ...; 4
i Forrest had tentr niaaaatuoaj wajf-
oar. nine runs, tacladiaw three tea powad
'i- to .4.. h. -t i
. Decatut is ifported to U 'captaVsai bt
fWbe4er. ,-..,vA.-,; z
, Confederate Loan . declined . threa per
emit, in Europe. , t,
TUcaptaW e AtTanU is efeJered
the erowwofr awoeeaa' af laa war ia th
J Gold ia New York, oa lU 1. was
' ' MftAa U "SihitL" mfnmaIe XetaW
V
; . VVaahbwr ia alvt on Vac.
( , The Memphis It't'Vun mjs CI1 ad
14nrro, oi the PariSc rad, lru that
PrkeV array anovrd rapiily and seeaoa
ttbM)ttilowa , ;v t vj r , ?
LSllEI'JDAN RETUEATIXG DOWS
' THE VALLEY.
Ch abttstixu,' f lei. 7. An ' Seer
just arrived faetw a)irm frnea Daniaeabars;
sUUa that SV ndaa e rrJ froaa tki place
and moved down U Valiey. Oar caval
ry bad entered tbe tow.
FROM GEN. LEE.
RtcHsioxn. Oct. 7
repeats
i lVpannews iat
dfiatck
from Earjy say Sheridan is rtreaje frosa
Ilsrriaonbarg down the Valley.
FIGHT ON
tiie darly tows
-road: -----
RicumokbI Oct. 7 A ficbt rom
1?4 .?ljpj tnoniisg w pr-J!ga road
honli ude James en-iHied Jocg hue to
Fort.nTrisKn and oawedat two o'clock.
We carried, it is reported two Jiwrs of
bseast works, three huadrod pn.n and
nfiu pieces artillery and ooe huabed bora-
- Gen. Gregg of Tela- kiSei, Oea. BrarSnei;
CoL Uaakeil and Maj. Haskell of South Caro
lina wounded. Our loss -light t'iat of the
enemy heavy. Nothing offiSal yet
. FROM GEORGLL
Afccrra, Oct 8. Official dt-pat,-he
confirm the capture of lium, . FLr-v ikotav.
and negroes and while lSwn -r,Te takes.
Hi Yankees desr-oved all the cmwMirv
store, and burned two qures i iW beat
HirtioNof the town. ' -.
Gen.JVhe-lerdahe.J into Mrw-ta aad
bnrnied a btat k if MrehU--, s.J s4Cel
.threoKiiBS;1' ' ' "
.hr army r"sppu-ei to K- at Eiowah.
Fonififtius hmtm beea tlitvwa ti es
Kenniaw: .. - .1f.-,
Dals-to baa' been xupied ty "owr loro-a.
Forrtt in in M 'titeTeobesaee. Ross
aau is cottp-d np in NaslrrilJc ' -
NORTUEIwV NEWS, , f .
RiCRwoso, Oct 8.4-Nortbera dates of
the 5th are at Lar-d. In Uui eng--e-kesti
ef The 3(ha, nemf Sirril Level, the Fed
eral ackiiowhidg. of 2,000 kiilrd.
wounded sad miasiag. Mora than kaif
were pnoi
rarragut amv
at Fortress Muaro oa
Uie 4tlv and rnxtcrd,1 up Jumrd rr-vr
' Giwrillas eaptnred two traiM ow ihe
N'a.hyiIU Tuad betweea Richmond aud
Four. lain Head, osrthe night of tint 3d.
and burned 19 cars.. )
Accounts from Misaoeri vat that JPrice
was moving o IwoJU ia tfartw ooieiai-s. the i
.l.. .-.1 l.tl. ...1 tt .1.!
right "un-l-r SheibyXaad Msrinaduk. the
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rt-ntre nulr bis ruiunioet, and the
-Irft under Cooper ; -the latter furce beibg
composed mainly V half board ladiaas. -Vn
bandred itwlieaiered Union, the
county seat of Franklin county, o the 1st
aadtpta"riOO nuBO.
' Oa the 1st Forrest shelled Athens, Ala;
on the M, he demanded the sarrnder vi
Dalton, Ga.
Oalhe 4X jolJ was jj WJ ia N. York,
PrrEHSsrao, Oct. Ska. Yesterday
about noon the eaemy move! ia torre on
our right, sappnsed at Erl lor the pwrpvae
of makiog.. an aUack oa oar lines, bat
tamed out to bw aothtisnr-tbaa aa
KKns'ioa by theeBeeay, tbt-n oa oar right
in order to occupy a'l oar ht worka arar
Fort McRra. The ear air by taia an
gained nothing ia the -directiwa of I be
son h skis road, and only prolonged their
lines, driving ia war lew vkeUs acctpy
ing this grwsad. IIitberV Jy -art wf
the works near Fort McReaocxpie4 by
tka enemy.' --
AD qniet to-day. Weather cfoady aad
vary cold. - 1 . -
1 iMawrtcrs froan 'Atlaata aaya ww trains
filya arrtvad br gat daya, AU
rms Uosd a army
r- -T- - 77 1 T "TTT , ; .
f j Rjcbtos. 81 Oct, OCkhd diapatcb at
tba vi a IVpnrtiweat autea lUal the fa,
f M4 Iboasaad) strboj advamH ap
Jlawaaaas Cap rud o tbeUa with'uaioa
af tasa loaded with jw"?foeJ , maWrtal ao.l
rorU.l Slem and Reetorvra.' Moaby"
attackaJ tbeBB'aP'Satt-ttt ' tJrpfernig- 50
peaoaew, aC iheir camp vBipasents, bag
gtga, atom. aWr ka killed, and .wounded
a HtwaaidatslU famber'IIe lost wound
t Taaa'tW ratiwairg speeaa,0ct.
7tb.
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TO BETAILETi MEN.
Geo. S. Cooper, Adjutant thU Id
rprcfor General; has caused to be
inW as "General 'Order. Tfo. 76"
ilbr' following very important notice-
to aauiievj men r
. L AUdetaila heretofore granred,
wikdcr aAtWitj-of tbe War Depart
ment to penooa between the ages
of IS and 45 years, sre revoked ; aud
all anch detailed mentiVgetlier with
thosw within the laid ages, who bolii
foriowchs, or temporarr ezsniDtiona
by restaos. of ., pending jipplicatiocs
Cor detaila, will bo promptlj assem
bled st the caWps of instruction, sod
a'-propriately assigned '"among the -armies
for service; except that men
ifetslled and nw act nail employed
in tascntacturin?, providing, collec
ting .nd forwaWing monitions snd
otlusr indwpensable sopplies for the
armj'sud nstj, in work' indispen
ssbtsttrwiliTsfjnperatfobtw conMBBed ia their present employ
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noui uieir aetaiu elisJl le xw
ised. ' 11. Tlie Heads pfl)epartrtiente snd
CSuels of Bureinx' will, wttbi n " the
j next twenty (3d) days, forward to
j Oebersls of Hest-rveit, lists of de
tailed men fn thetr f mplojmeijtt iu ...
the sereral Btateivapecialij distin
gsisbtsg and' certifying T tht)8e who
aro experts and those abfolutely in
dispensable for tbe performance of
tbe shore mentioned' Government
work: snd just ness ; and all detailed
employees ttt so certified within
the rescribea period, will, upon tbe
expiration thereof; be forthwith as
signed to the srmy. ? 15 "I
IIL All persoris called out br this
Order, wbo claim exemption oh sc- "
cotmt of physical L3tsisbnirwiU.be '
exsmFned bj select medical boards, '
after their arriral at the camps of
iastrnrtina. . -i.-t t. - J
IV.AH men' foatid for iig'ht doty2"
rbo are anaWignedf will mt once re-"
port to the camps of instrnctiot,, -.an "
der the penalty tr being forth with
sssitted to the active forces. '
The Efirtr invhes sttention to
this order, Snd states that these steps -hare
been taken by the Govern mwit
t till ip the, army, ' It U nectWry
snd ri pr.per; and if this order Lj
promptly f enforced; the increase of
the arrny jill b speedy, sod rapid.
The xiyr al$i refers to another
nieatis f ' replenishing opr ranks,
which shonld receive the prompts!,
tention of Uie War. Department--
Tte law of Conrvf fur the employ
fuent of negroe as teamsters in Hia
j arm, shonld be promptly enforced
aarfkhe JLqurtr. The law of Con
' ,1,:' t r .1 . ?. , -
grenvn thia subject is pt:n, and
UMnrga it dts not c-o far enough,
yet.;byiprompSry enforcifl its prcv.
rislona, , .many Idier4' be re
turned to their command, and the
army wery greatly strengthened.
Aa oScer, who Las boao conected
witlj the army.si6ceJ'l, informs us
that tbstof Xorthern Virginia alone,
woold receive an accession of serer-
as'tktdiridrimrwn
srs were placed in the ranks, and
tbe saddles thss vacated occupied
by ne-roesiThe negroes can easily
be'Obtained among our free' colored
populalkm, and if mi amotwlBe'
sUweacaa be imprWedJv'e law
provides for their sapport ahd cloth
tag, and pays tbe owner soldier's
A few ' farmers and t mer
chants may be slight Ty6r etW $o
rinoaly iscmveniejicecV batl better
this, tLaa oor country sboald, be
overrtta, pot property seized,, and
all tbe negroes transferred to the
ranWof Grant a and BotlerV'armiea.
We L'epe oar aatborities 'will lose
no time ia spewdily. sfbtcing the
law, aad thas filling ap oor armies.
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