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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

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NAio- ir Atisnia ole sEzs r.sislrricr
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Brig. Gen. TigllularI. .IIIi s, Ia: H

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Brig Gen. T#glu.ar. 4. S. ia:
Yohr netel ii today stating fhat| Won hal
heen ip 9fns~tf tnls ssa made 'ise ,Is f..las
II 4sk{yii.e *, F-hEt':4 last r.a.etshk ,o,I
v4,il slr q soil ler aEsi NJ dsiicer. IN cbisductinl
The sil,effc u FDstr Elsifff i teseiveH Il
ln Feri.t STATE an ht the fine ara ,sla =
rr y E4llfnSllm.dr klfs |i.risT reslss z xi.r ~
sise nj the ednyicE ilb fi ntsrr, nv lnin4i nat
ths. wsrs al Eeri FIsHFy4sre presna isreiy s:,si
feiIsffetlY ls1
fsls fpnv-t,tfun wts f4ln iEroAl iHinrhtafIon
wiich lIthenEfteis4 ysid HI lie tiuc. SuhsHquent.
~. all lrtilea fpehIIBahelksin recs,yei tr4al
isaj GI iEmerE ssistiAerl ep5duiy Wiki yion at
tori Hesfy. ,na IHrsseni daIille the aSsliir oss
l,.sff 10 H. ..f d4snHul sf facts and a tie crI
c,.nsiiaiscls .hft4lrsd nitls iis le:elke! wircii
s.,.ske,i ms lnI.k it;sas .Yy first aillrhsa,i"rl
vas ifc HsstcE-slfli tlif tie ws.rk chnl5 not
II. y lnE xtfiisHsn4 So v,e.sreiis a. a4Aa ;li;
lis lFrIie-. T. AZ tE4i sei, 10y ren3as seere
1.tis Tlsai iie naAHsdl l,s.fe3tal feelings to-
ws.,sie osi 1lsf vrretilf u sult 81 a toiyict.o,
i.as-,i lifpri drrrIkeFs iait.Fdrf.or.
NetylFssisdc.snpsy yfips ,b'7'iient scrvhhf.
iiEEl s;iD- J. piLlnis,
BEisaiisf gsrnera G. s. i.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

Among iho~e p-so fell 4 ths rerrni barfis
in NaFtlzn1 rFls Col SfrdrlE. -fl',e 6ih lau
iara ksginenf-tlie same kesi'nehf t,ral. =
roanr1a1ied by Re zalhn. Colonel :Sexrnoar
,<iir vas killed below RiSanorlf- Thts oIsVe
regiment has thus iue- no Coll.l,-'s h--ilcs
sH1erIng tsrribly n oshes offers ana nen-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
VoLUME Il
j. HE DAILY REBEL.
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FR A No. NJ. PAUL,
Terms of suhscription

.Cae pJ4e.f uo,stt. :, ~ 500
Ser Nn Huhgcfis,ii..l rec-itsi Tor iekg.. y Tiai
Than one month. Tie sh sinust neeogipsny esefs
<st,ier.
sDvEKTiSE5i.Sre insertfe II me I-gAi rates.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

We learn irsiin Iefsins w3o came 4 ~, from
NHsai;;Ston c'lFiatf. fpat Il Nas currently re
ported lie town os P entiss The cou.ry site
H9isvar county Miss.. was entirely sis sifosed
by ihe faI'S' IS 'ee days sgo. fney blirne.i
tlie courthouse and jail. aud every house IN
sisr place s1le reasoh assigned -. that onr
sk.isery tired GA their Transports FiekSb.sro
IFhfx
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
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r1sA- ~ I..se IheIE.Ef b. s..ass an 9 stcl.ange

rss- NE i.sye lheI:9se u, SAYS an : e4,si.ansel
nr SifalFlsf The foa9YIrg bills. shtIwis,.s tig
>rf.e isitH s,,l.lrkii 81 our ancestbrs III tlsi
Fr4i sat of Ii.,i-heI,des4eek FL
97Ts Jaa! soeist. Ss,. 5iyesk ~ Jnb Cuil..n1. Di
+, .lr - shae> vi II - Isl "a he's fs "a
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5 sililtiniie.. Rlr s4l.s.-e-.l tlA 10
( u III NEe i.'r.4F tsf tif 4rpssterg Al b ssi
-77S My 2 ~ 80 "a YES fenkh = Jz.ab lsl.ser
IA 5e4 Cei.c1. - WI L.. ssss-.el-- 4 s5fs Gsi
ASsn ! cesDss. Il r els F'.leayi is;'., i.st
i.sst hsittt-Ae ia u !HsHt,afss' MHl Nr y nj
Druik.s.E F-3ukford KS yI.atld a SO nla9f{s CuI
4 1Th kf4tssgky 5tglnlsis. h ai-einlsilg III
step from iiie Tap III J,f car C auoitfer wie,l
ihep wefe III rsdsi1E fell u beleen fIIef and
the Wheels passed o4et bis body &l4suEiallyl
killing issn aiiuosf insanity He bf lRnged 81
Gen. B;erki.Gid2e 3 s:v Son. ami wax Thus
sn;ldenls cut down jlss as that bsigaA had
started sbr tiie = li4sk z,sdIti9ods grDFiIiS
Z. Msn prfpossers- ioi ii.sslls@s. RsqnFescas
= piEoe1t ill lI
Thr M. sssIrk Ii toTr,,, iizaride with oil
.hhs3 sffs yf.IiIessE sssisls y. sl.ay iaA bee
eris EttiIp fdt,ptf IA ,is.#-.g 10 AsFB ia 3iies 81
BuliirI at Ns~ tl;lats, 4o. liliy. 9sEslEsosi..;
% the kanits.lnent of snbther trpuhisss:nd
eharkcter ltl is 44a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

To-dat the hraye a1'i dis-ink pushed Bcasre-
gard ass'iiies tire Command of the Confe~iersse
forces withiiaihe +l.'ary Deraru ui.enf Of Sosiih
ca oiilEl and f;,'org A. He i nu sfrar,s ~
amongstus Long before tli< b.noir tide ~
war had begun = surge 70 hai q along fise
border. We. o. 5luta Caroliais hal irarnei H.
honor a;d col.iideiin lis nisfl6sh rafsio--sta
and his fatsacitgi as c1ia,nsl.lcf. AID i.i-
name hal srii,y =, be - Z iiiiseiii,4 3, iri
,ur rniiis And zp7r. when Tie harr Or tri.l
fsr flsrlrsfSii sef,.i- - hes hand. lie aa--
worn t5o q Ala,lassas ~ * Si.sl,,h urr
The isirs of nl.v Victories e,s. rts. ',. i,- 81
and with 7 Wisrli-lri,ic fanse r.sfals alss. a.
tne scene ~ as ipTtnr- frii.Hlis p. = 3 - fct
Enure the foe wio'n l.e has i-sser snr; i'li 4.
Il issi- We 4re 81 E :i-.,i MS Tre~+-ce asil;
sfimn.aie the nj slis az nar rlis,; ai,i s,rr.il
viih i;4 oseii cisilqnesa;i'e sfF.; q Z ~.
ms knsfr'.d-, i i..eiit -iiiii s..-s Nj si,..i
'iiy Sau.is ~isfestr as-yie Ia XIX "a res
der llaEiessna SAFE ssa,is. l;s' sii-.ilvl -
,acks- TIE e@e-lfffii ca-..1li-is 81 -,lr ~
tno years have a;isr.i.i a'iti.iani ssilrr3 h
the tact an; sncce~s 81 tsraerai ban <lIii
in the Inssias le'i: c arzr- Ar,i'.s II v.llrf-
teerS- hie r. ssesSes. II al -.eiilen; ,lr.ret
those asaiities rarsisis exacia alsc The e,,-rf
fai obedienee AID tie eniisisihsi-e aiuius.sso3
o. las spidiers--- [airrHsssoa Hsrczrg. 81 z6
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Members 81 Conrrrss.are - - el-rsei 'h's
f,u m ~ Y-rk P..,s..ri...--s l...l.. 49,.
llilnoia Tsla,-h-r. :o,ea., hassa-:.use-rs ss,rh-
-an Nirnes5Ea Niss1hri. Ss~ jersey .zd
Wisron~iu.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

IF1he chicago Times is also. reeeEvkd aId
ff14ses tssa' aecoTsfi9s,$ ad vices f,oh the d =
hfa PotenlAc our rppp4 had Ii.l,i.. isb SbrwsF.i
fi1velhent. rftau IN aesiko opera kilsnA vi. 10,
Ling be deisyta EH kH
4 tie,,l lie lfr.sl lnarfsrs are hf FaaI.c Va
iefs. fle ftes are bon. e.,,txl fs,ls- .5f Afi,
eid=ter. I.ai4h 5t.lace is hem 10 t.i,;e.|
IheFsIs Al .ie battleof Aniisi.ih It|is said
n Iritcfails stasei 4 HEse tllsfa:d - il b..
afad asld twlihiy wliilsk thai cdlHe asbeis dx
e4saa tcntaiiiisahdl If
II l.A ster'ai dispatch rpm wasl,ilsfbnI 10 tho
Slii AZ. .'afs SAYS ile ,umor Eilllt a iraf1 Is
lEnt le l'e iaiHF h.sS fmc iepndHii8nlin i..ci.
III ii.e exi'isi iiGt ; 9'fcsi.iss isAs i.sfer,
I'm .,t-e s.Fe5c ci'a'lsty ilrs nai At dase rally
iqf@f he p,'..ss e:,4fse| II hs1 sto4aa;.a;io
pI9e'ain@'i"p. tiii'' % Ti'l c'iliree the dgfEf
fiHlioa' ARMY Ee.ca.iserI n.liien-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
THE IcHERokgE I5pIsss.

ihr Fort Smith Bnsfsin says ;Iiai tiae people
9i The CheroSee faison have erc,sej tie
il,5at ol All ffeemeil-they have reorEaiized
rieir ''"N eri;nisliii. which JoAn Ross would
iiaNe - q t.s the D.sieh5 We now know
y ~ oHr irieinl5 are-all honor 20 Stand Hatir
f'ii ms Afsoe-ates-ihe people OF the South
vii 5rsf.,iI ai4l uIiotl him The l,-Jpis o.;
fhe Csirruk,.e <siioa .ive elected s,r pcsiiciz
pal dlsiel Stand N,.tie ; assistant prin.i,,ai
Siieil Samuel fsslor treasurer Stephen FNre-
2ikn7 lri gale. 10 lohsfess BSusiinot F.e
c'fsNeilii..il PaHfed IA ordnance aud tie new
f'ilei Ssret a Ilessase. h..;il =. shieh doc
rseiits gre sifohaly patriotic, aud csni,I.at'-
ts.hiy with the south.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
orrsrpoiIItis.ee b. .s.Ie.H c+n.. -riilo,.E and
siisf.4&t.
From ths Ii. sissiippsaa.I

,l.ass5SL Miss. Ser 9IIisb2.
MAJ EeAgI Gla1. ! lfllsows 5.re4esTtE:
II mas hfsh rcI,aesf5tell 10 me frdh teltfhl,l
sonrtss that aia ehffefiris . tie ldiafzehs Al
t1aiksaliE Tfnri-, III Elalil,iary l.sf kai ID I'D
iiSc 1T laiIIsllage ;rc,s,Fy HeHleir5 liluh ipe al
= rsildlerara al object. ksE cppne5te1 With lid
def-nrt 1l1 Fort llak i.
a pro1f caneeis,nsiiEsss afhayinEs lsetfofmed
Fiiy Ia fssy lrunBenf iot dilis al
fpri tlsIlfY. eai OF ii|s9dr oeca-5of. viil lioI
ernir nlA airw iiit l4s,he ts rekt.sb. Iereve5
:. h4cafi tf bEelssus.. YIN Will hhsteFare 81
NiDi r,idpsiiffk siafe I'LL 4srstirsE IhhiF+r IT
'is 4ss to s.fsi@t;r Y.lif rtlnsI k GlFl,lc Al
cttksefe " ilfei lplI sd efl+et hper. III u oorl
,iti@t asl.sh officer or 4 se3dier Fl
HsspkEiipsEs ysrsr lih.lss,i' s.rvelr |.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

rs 1nforrnatisri wan ted VI Andrew ~
ron. of NaaFe comfy North tar..Ii-s., = private
Ia the arm ~iio tS3z prt cn baari IL &c
AZ Richmond some ten iass s..o ia sick : 4
helpless coulifinn. on his NAY hs,nis przr.l lie
hal let kiclirndnd bri dsy tr ~, before h.s
aged and disftessrd rnofi1r arrived ~ t.,.s
city IN qHesf of him We say rliis sorras<Itr-
parent last SAtnrd4r. on her rtfnfn ho-.s- "a
take this neti4oi II trying r. t,r,csrs the. i.
formatiuti -he - much desires Should ti,is
meet the eve - tie object 81 hcr s-ersi.,,.,
AL pure iif er nf ziiF il-rsnn cn-nizaAf of his
where1iioatF le ~rnhl be Et.<fruinsniA "a ; b.
nS up lr.iken heart. BY cori.. scafir,.- nm
mrd;afely with ihis offce-
Erittofs vPth ~tofn ne cEciia-rc ~iIi ricz~r
notice. and reap reward i1O.e urecieus .han
gold.
We cherffniiy cnpy re R5ore from the
RzieiEh lStf:re .for1 -aL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
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ARKaSsAs IxrELIIorxct.

4 gentleman ifUni werI the river who
rived IN tins city East evening has placed IN
enr' hands copieis Of tine Pine Buff and Little
kock journals AZ late as tue l2rh aud also ia
Fors IA With soin6 iferesainc and grafifvIn,-
rFerbai inteiligeisoe A fIe army for opera
: ionr IN The irs1s-Ai s:sNppi department has
teen orKsse'zed BY tile generals Who have
teen entTHsied wi the w..rk- and tie insa-
ti~rs is7fe aiIeaEy been made 10 feel its ven
tetgsce. IN Ire Ysciil.ts of Hc.cna and tie
IloFer q our ifietsis 70 protect tse S'sie Iruu.
'1lTedztoFE ncuIsio's = - manifest tisai of fst,
ne eneisy has ilixlE.er uiiu>r4, y. oaiet. ].
The nos hwtssetsi at 4 TIE ID 5 'th.re b. :
4isi' bern s'.fle mo .lifI,s Gently. Ca tie
1i1h Oi Augastl -oiol e.s Ccckfli. Cstiee an.l
faeey reaeies1 81 .ii4vi.ie IN tie aos "a. 81
y y cofiier II lbs rse will abpui 5Osl men.
iaFy gave fne Ftner.lls 6-bf AZ L.sns j SEA
T. M .Aspurs. A.,8 c4..,t'--td 80 ps,cSs o; ~
battery formerly cosntnknded 0y cAi tam. NO y
B-lga,iier tienel "a Tossea
Nider tie ner Constitution general Stale
election viii bake piate IA Ociob-r- and pasl-i
a recent decisign Vi tine Suprens Coars al she
'iI'lc=fe. Conse'leraie >.tte 40 c ina.y. klii
rsre be tiiedi iIeicaaSAss : ft4,sy Iuc
SCI yiHg pubic A'ieisiitn. and obseryF ida;
c~ii'iidaies are tietousig plenty There al,-
eis Il, liz no EJririir ,,rrso.l4 Or cti...s " .se
u tue essss.sslgAl except e .hec0ntess f6f GOr.
er1'oF. tlos krstol. n a lengthy eircnls' a.
.'nii'unce'i LAIfss IoT reelection and cDiS,sei
tislr-s Flanagan oI Clark cosirrry assl Mr-;5a,,
II. kainey are aiso e.sn,ii..s.tess t.st.,s.i r
4ppesIs 10 be the lAvorite ol those vino Of,
pore i-ov- Rector
iihe attempt 81 the Lincoln Govsrnmen. r.
70 81 lpoi. iiie STATE ProSision,. government.
N lihr ressnn q PheiIs aud B attArs:es. j.
Ifcaied "a gFi-tl rssi. .eni- Th- ra.s ~ she
iiau.- Il Is ,rr3'c ed viii never De atsesn,.ieo
4. scf les exercised.
l'sl.i- J,t'l u "A lIns. formerly cesnsi md ,,
p tiie post al lrnlPas. 1as been transferred
Ia the ir,siis- II iksIssip,5s .ieTsr rsef,f.
Two raembe : OF lac military board Of Al
yaf.sss are 10 b'-eieeird Al the general election
"a October nexs II ffrsaaIa agp.,.L
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7HR RrTRooAnK xp7ESEsT OF cgs. suYLL-TFiE
GROUND &BAsDoSgD BIZ oUR FtiRcss- ll4a-
aKTS ts44y- BswiISs oaEgs -RERsLz lxvA-
sfoS OF KKrrUCYr 7EIst-l-lzf7 -
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boar III ~ ,kn,s q.
'i.-=n 1 Scsi.fi
d s'--- a i~ri ~ ~
ssy i-iaS-+-
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

Those who ought to know best, howsvers bssvs that
Tho rebels do not 70 march Bsmore AZ present
They think that their object Is rather 70 sos Bamers
from Ne NovtA and from Washington, by cut4ing ths rail-
roads al around the city. they regard Baltimore as
Southern city They wish tosavc II, and not 70 destroy
IT, Therefore they win DO nothing to inpsrf Tho safety
of tho city. 7e w - II
Bradley T. Johnson the rebel Provost Marshal has sent
word to his friends in tins city to reccs for tho day u
their deliverance is hand He says that afew days
more will see General Leo in BALTIMORE washington cut
on from the North Norfolk the the rebels,
anda fe Of and i,ocdd seansers sailing UP the
Potomac % take part IN ne attack on Wdssinton.
General Wool, with tho engineer corps, made tour
Of tho hills around Baltimore yesterday, and spots were
selected for throwing up intrcchmcnts In accordarce
with Governor Bradords proclamation, the Citizens of
Batlmnro viii be formed into companies to.davsfor the
defence or The city This however, Is contrary to Gen.
woos wishes. Tho General assures tho citizens that he
has taken nsel for the defence OF the ctys
and that they need leave their ordinary occupations
II you any troops at the North let them be sent on
10 Washington at once. ~.t N
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR BRADFORD.
~ TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE.
n luxrI IQn Exu,v Iyrpx xp1Ys !

".
Whereas Il has been represented 70 me, upon autho-
rty which unqaestionabc, that portion Of tho
rsbeLarmy Of the South now in arms against the Union,
have crossed border d IL encamod upon our ter
rory, menacug the city OF Baltimore and other portions
Of the State with hostile attack and II s expedient that
nay Be prepared 70 moe. this daring nyason that our
own 6tzens should, without deay, organize through
the state such militia force as may eectualy assist
In defending homes and nresies against the assault Of
i therefore, in virtue Of The authority vested in BY
her cilizs 70 enroll themselves at once in volunteer
military organizations that no possible power at COM
mand may be overlooked IN preparing 70 meet every
emergency In the city of baltimore, would especially
call upon citizens 70 organize at and compete
the formation of tho First Light Division Of Maryland
Volunteer Mitia m which several companies have been
already nied. and their officers commissioned. ~
Az mistaken impression seems 20 exist, 70 some ex-
u purpose TO oer 70 tie the services
Of this division portion Of IT, As United States
volunteers for nine months and this impression may tend
70 reard the formation Of the divsion would take this
whs have consed on the subject that no ono by be-
coming member Of any company In that division places
himself thereby II sne poer OF The oces o. the organ
volunteer forces Of the United States Whilst opportunity
win be given to regiment or brigade connected with
the division make such tender Of their services TO the
government, no member OF any such regiment can be
constrained to such course by tho majority OF the CON-
rnand nor without his individual consent 5N er r<
81 With this understanding OF the character Of this
military organization hope 70 see the ranks OF the
First Light Division immediately filled. preparei,
Wnen CalleU mJo the SerVice u INC Stato CtJs W
respond efectually in maintaining their peace and
minstcrng TO their defence. AZ tho same time my
portion Of It disposed n extend the sphere Of It's useful
will have the opportunity, with the consent OF the
g0vc nment OF uniting their cxcrtiops with the other
volunteers from Maryland in tho service OF the United
States. eT H Nf4 th gWEfffN sWtk
To the citizens of the several counties would appeal,
and especially commend TO hem the formation Of vouu
tecr cavalry companies better adapted than any other
~ the present emergency. ON
Ihaye provided and am ready at once 70 distribute
cavalry arms and accoutrcnents sufficient for all that
viii probably be organized: and whilst every effort will
bs and equip also all the infantry volunteers
that may Offer, leto loyal citizens not wait for the dis
trbntion Of arms but organize everywhere without de-
y and assst In driving from the State the invading host
that occupies It's soil arm cd with any weapon which
opportunity may furnish e.e 4e sh Re9 4 fae
Given my hand and the great seal Of the State,
this eighth day Of September, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
I
tsaiIrcnd Accidenl--lhsce Men Killed
.b and SewSfAaHsvdsnticA.

4 N IT,
At midnight A. through freight trgn Ter Baltimore,
when short Stancc ov Gray G.efFy bridge became
sc aacd npd obsrrcled tho road. a. consequence OF
hebvy for troop trnia came IN collision with ~ but for
.stssesy 10 fs'sdd yss sscIl2Is s'yt re thirty,
NcyeIilh Mareachnseus reg ifnent nAs on psFfd -
= last three clock this morning special train,
hak ing slund Of hsndrct cayary board by scme
uaccouneble' caiecssneks Misunderstanding, ran
INTO both cf tfess tralns The collision very severe
aud the cpnscqveprcs most dssstoia. Tho cars were
broken ta pieces three men were killed and a number
more or less injured.
The foaIossag " n list q Killed nsilwvundsdE-
~ Katef4-nssph wyant, eeth pennsyivauia; George
Welsh 62a Ohio Charles Devnc, 23d pennsylvania.
Wo,,yi djanes Curtland, Sth Ohio. ssfplusly Chres
tim Hcylburn, 18th New York, leg Hcnry Rust, 18th
Now York. seriously. r H. Morse 18th New York se
riduely. a man. name unknown. 47h pennsylvania badly
scadcA Ynonfh Rtytai 1854 New York, not seriously;
John thabor, l3th New York, eg fractured; Y Biiey,
A1S5th lenneyvania, sercusy John Baker, Tooth New
york scrloisjv: Thomas Bower, 18th New York, leg
broken ohn Cam tooth New York. leg John Mcknight,
7Ist p er.S vlyapia. slightly.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
IMPORTANT, FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

A skirmish Near Cumberland Gap-Ths
Rebels Repulscd--Destruction Of Water
Stations 1T Benson and BaEdad-nu-
morcd Defeat or . portion OF Bragg's
Forccs-Rebcls Reported Crossing the
Cumberland River, Sc. y ~ 81 q
MA LouisyiLLs, KY, Sept. 0, 1852. -
Last Thursday foraging party from Cumbaaiand Gap
encountered party Of rcbes, seven miles distant
sharp skrmsh ensued in which the Union os was one
killed and three wounded The rebels were driven away,
with considerable loss, they were exposed 70 rakng
fire from a thirty two FOUNDER 40 vi NJ
The rebels yesterday destroyed the water stations at
Benson and Bagdad the Louisville aud Frakiort Rail
road and up hundred yards Of the acka, Bagdad
Rumors quite general here but wherein the head
quarters here have been advised, and which they do
mot credit that General Thomas L. Grtende has yan
quished portion Of General Braggs force rcnr 0aati
Tennessee and that Braggs entire are crossing
the Cumberland river with the view q invading Northern
Kentucky. nstk Effs - ss {,
party Of rebels Saturdaywent " West Point, 81
tho Of Salt river intending CAPTURE any trading
boats there but vamcsed on ascertaping that al such
boats had been removed TO the Indiana shore M ,p -
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
Another railroad Disaster.
= solprkRs k1ILsp AND BErwEEN THIRTY AND

VNtkNNEs, md, Sept. y, I80I
specsa trap with the Ninoty eighth Illinois, Colonel
yaukbatgen en- rows W Louisville, was thrown from the
track al Bridgeport, H., on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad nine O'Clock ast nght, causing the death Of
Ave soldiers and woundug thirty or forty more some
among the killed. Tho sufferers were principally q hn
company. special train with physicians and nurses
was scut from here. The occssoned by the
partial opening OF the switeh BY supposed spy who
has been arrsr The wounded have been removed Va
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
THE CRISIS.

IFfnm the HlltfnDrc ainc icnn. Ncpt o. I
The rcorts as to the location Il the rebel invading orces
IN Maryland diverse and contradictory t,at they
eau only 10 cxpsine the suv ition that their scys
raj divisions have gone 10 dicrc.t directions tine ac.
cpnt states that their main army, alter passing out ~
FREDERICK cy turned OF towards Hagerstown aud that
then ADVANCE reached there yesterday morning.. iron
oncr sources We learn that tho pckets have boon extend
ed twenty miles hs side Of Frederick and have also
earcd IN the vicinity ~ Westminster. Against All this
We have despatch from Harrisburg statIng that tho
rebels have taken possession Of Hanover Pennsylya
MIA. Hanover on branch railroad. and s eighteen
niles southwest OF YORK, Pa, and thirty hve miles south
Of harrisburg IL Is situated 10 the midst or splendid
agricultural country. the rebels have reached Hanover
nust only be their cavalry, who, knowing the unpfc.
tectcd state q the country, could move about with i'm.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

punity ws vapidty fhe same despatch says mat
and that the shect q the rebs appears 70 DO g enter
Psnnaylvanh IN force. zhef appearance near Hanover
supposed 70 be for the purpose Of reaching ana Destroy
Ing the Northern Central Ralroad. Extensive arrange
ents for the defence Of Pennsylvania are making and
Gen. Andrew Porter of Gen. stah has reached
Harrsbrg, for the purpose of aiding N ths nsposson
of the forces. M s4s ..t
latest despatch from Harrisburg states that at sx
O'Clock last evening the head Of the rebel advance was
twelve miles from Hanover.
With regard 10 the position Of our own sroops, Who
under General Mcclellan, following up the rebels we
have information except that they moving rapidly
forward IN Erge force and confident spirits. day or
wo Will probably develop the whereabouts OF both armcs
and enable us to better understand the position 0f a.
fairs. .4ss sr y ~
In Wow Of the invasion Of the State Governor Bradford
has issued procamatp calling upon the citizens 20
enroll themselves at In military organizations In
Baltimore the Governr especially calls upon the citizens
70 organize and complete the formation OF tho Frst ght
division OF Volunteer Militia. e also urges the citizens
of the Counties TO form cavalry companies, better
adapted than any other 10 the present emergency.