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(KijbCU ai tuu jicnui} 1/cpaiwucun iv ua;, mo*72S 460.Kentucky.Louiavill*, Oct 24. —The Journal says that the rebel General Eyon has 600 men ander hie command, and that his move to the south side of the Cumberland River indicates an attempt to strike the Nashville and North Western Railroad, nearCharlotte.Four regiments of rebels are reported at Centre-ville, in Hickman oouny, but to whose command they belong is unknown.Scouts report that Forrest is again crossing the Tennessee river, below Florence, Alabama A force of 400 rebels was at Owensboro on Friday, and on the same day a guerrilla leader, calling himself Ool Chervworth, was in Henderson. His band committed but few depredations.It is thought that the several bands of outlaws who are scattered along the Ohio River, between the mouth of Salt River and Evansville, will number two thousand menThe Army of the Potomac.Washington, Oct. 34.—An arrival from the
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Philadelphia Age

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

Tue, Oct 25, 1864

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