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NJxBER 68.


nv rcceI- arrl rnis iron y lnehester NE learn
9ur army renialns qnist ana rs Position IN
cilarEri- snail T,1rtles 81 ne enenny's czvnl-
- cross the fotonnac daily. but are IN AL e.
- promptly driven back. sometimes Eith
considerable loss Skirnisihing Of fIlis kind
= conunual but there are 10 Appearances of
early 1norenients of any importance
A gesu~lisan who Jeff CmPePper Csurt
lioiisc yesterday rn6ruing. and reached here
inst evening reports that. al the time Of his
departure. there vAs considerable -excitcmcnt
a that place. occasioned By rnnHnr that Sci
gel with lis army Of new Ierie,. vas ONLY fE-
Teen miles distant. On the cnntrarr ne i,are
before - a private letter. dated Culpepper
Court House Oct lIfl,. which sars = s-ertie-
liian Rad inst reached rlere. direct from fT.si,
ingfon ciiy and that ho male the iourner
pliLoni encounterinr. u even seeing :. Y.-.-
kee soldier IL Eirk 49, fo<, n
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IlF1el1I WT1s7TE =
IA
II % A-irn1er- n ll 2 -<ineat.. BEstaIians aad
rfnt,-- = r-'-d ~ auy ater authority fhsn thas %
tlf >rrrei-fJ u f-t r'lo a guard a bri6-
xr< - rrircfi1x r1iiic .fsrse u,.5e- r-fr~. f-.-
iltse heatiq vii irnr1edi.telt r.rsrt ~
'ilfir t0rrrl4rd- a. t4L p ~ Ritke k,nrrfI-
ilrinsitg Il sir 1Iusfer r,.fi- vita them
II. Aufhariis T. muster aud i,..n.-r trans mt
c-nc firm tbe Snstarr II Var ~ th~-- he.do-,nr-
tiers. ~ sFsciai |ors.-r-
81 Ca11-ns Z % Nai- Gen = Jones
CHAS- = STRISGFEIIOw
rriF - A q
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Pr0rest MarshaIs Or..ers.

IIiOToST NARsHAL-S oFFfUE. ,
Chattanooga. sspt. IS. lss1-
Spesias orters.
J. 8ereAfr. aiid uut i1rlhcr orders she Police ounrf
nill cease - bait demand passss frn ladies' fhs
street,. bft Nj 1zss fht1 with al dnc rnrrte<T-
By oidrr u CHAS- W-rFEDEN.
ser-s T.iruf < prorosf narahaL
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s2J REWARD.

OERAYf-D ~ sfoicn. from NJ II On Tbar-say. a. :
- Ito Inst snail 1ixnf nay r7le rP1.eg. wiIIts
riuE sr1und - h eve rhtc sFof In TIE forshenc.
tes~- old fast tnre rIeaf made and ~ ire trder.
sill give rhe above re-ard 70 a1y KAT Hi hrinE
aid lnney = ne NJ bluse nser ~ la1 faro -
the cha.fsnorz5- LrfiEs- JAZZ hlL>Ef-
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MaiOr.GcneraI's Orders.


fiE1aqsianzri-~ BErT r. Tx~sr.rrt
kss,xSilic o-s- t-h -.
<.rccis, Order
E1trlrf.
Cpl " BaEfi leth isri re. fs.ls- assigned The
e1f'ard 81 tle i'7-i al tilltiaasz and the tr.ss,a
- asr HAS fs>-e -d Hridsei'ert. frriernsg sl-
Al K Hcl-irISfrr
a. cs.lrnAl II Maj fsen san J...,-s
prti1 CfiAS- = ~TRfSGFEfIlO y
A. A. GenI-
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TAKEN uP

A Nj. pui in Jail in Chatinuooea Hamilton county
I Enst Tennessse. on .be Sd Of October, lS62 :
NE6!tO NAN Who says his name is J JAqK. and11hai
krbelonKs ta J.ihn Pride. of sparta White county
Tenn. Said hoy n h~ek ~ years old 4 feet inch
high II SWAIN
ock Il, for
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TAKEN uP

A INT put In Jail Chattanooga Hamilton county
n East Tennessee on the IA Ia, of Otteber 1862
a NEGlal MAN Aythe name af JOHN who says lc
belongs m Nm. JONES' of Memphis lfrnlfG "a i box
is biAek frstssl inchss high 2asyears old
ost5- J. II. SNAiM Jaiiar.
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IalnnfeeH

TlEIEts fuiiy tu.horb~3 and master INTO he
ID serrire RI li- Confcierafe stats = rsrinent q
Iufsnfry for fbf al Captains hhEiug conpanirI
orrhnzci can have then mastered into The serTics ~
writing 20 Atnchrsssr. teieEraphing ne az D.
cherd. Te1n- IAss reEinenf i Hanfsd inu,e3atelT-
otte TAZ- W SEWNAE-
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200 Wood Choppers Wanted.

10NSTANT emplrymefH and prompt pay uitl
good prices Apply al apre to the anslrrsisi =
sEtpW1h Iron Wogks.s Rh.<T. QlIihRA-
sefr-fn rr~ysheEt p y & ~ 9'ainikrS
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GENERAL ORDERS 70 8
F-Al-tI TIVE IIEADprARTFH
i.h1flannntrl .fnnn :. Q.tf q InAa


thiiianooga. Tenn, Sept. 6, 1897
l. Major John l.. Hopkins is appointed special Aid
DO the Governor and j. Instructed to see tlsa the en-
rolling officers Of The Reserved Military Corps in me
Eastern Division of the State proceed to enroll All
thnse subject to the provisions OF act OF Congress
approved April l6 1869. entitled act to further
provide tor the public de eucc- Tae eRrolIment oi
consefpts under said act Of Congress will he made III
conformity tnthe General Orders OF the War Depaft
ment under the snpcrintcndchee OF Col. f. d. Blake.
T. ,. A. Who has been detailed for that service in
Tennessee. - x
H. The Judges or ChairInen ofthc iconntycourts in
the Eastern biyiSFn Of tHt state will nmcdiatelv ap-
point cvmpeient prsons iTeach civil District ward
. taHs1 oi the reipectiye Counties o take and make
A. cHr9men af q via" are subject 10 he prov isians
medi-AIis nae pom completion 10 Col T. d. Blake
At kilssks Ig. /, ,farssee.
~ III Said rnrplling officers vii also enroll all per
sons who ate oler thirty>lve and urder forty-aye
years Of ana all those who over forty i've and
upaerAftJ five yeAtsof age, and forward report I'D
thein+ with duplicate ist oi the oonscrirts 10 tbe
djatant Genersi nf the State.
ls5 Command af IsHAA q. HARRIS
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lKantetL.

10 HIRE II the Etowah Il On Works Barrew sonn
/ " sirorgia one hundred hlile- bodied gross
WI T QgfMnY.
eif-im Prisideni Il II. 4 NJ d'nInpany.
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MASONIC FEMALE IIsfIfVfI.
EEVEL4ND TENN.
ReT. ]. n BradshaH- Prsncinsl-


TIRE s~io- o. this lnsfifure will rornren.-
81 Nptirl the IL day ~ >-rlc-ri.-r next unss
the direetian and Irres "a p 81 rae R-r Mr. Rrad-
has. sho lils hr3 thzrEs q il for tas lali "a
rr..fh,-
i1r irlSffct ln 1n@kln< this 4nnon1rcrurnf ucaIa
-1tsf e-PrciallF 1rprai % - citizcns uha hars
al<fIicr- fDf.ncafr- = s-ne 1En "a this insitnfio.
ar btai>-r As h4a charge ~ fil- .hi.ul f.r tAs
~ ten aintts dnriilE whiel llae - la rendtred
.infe as - 1iieht sy n11fcfs-l sasIl ticr 70 ls
lr1siscs. pafrf-s a1d p1ii~- lh-rr n-serwss 81
IT ite lof nrn . cdec.e tncrr d Ar-rt thza
-aol-y izpieiIty -cressflia< f.rz-r rsss-s h-srs
80 FllrS znt ne frita - ihiE fhe "a me
Ia = ~ Hnen ersrri1iuE Tas7 ~ l0~1 frurss--
har rxrc>e r11 f-rrr tc Tor q 1rn who aar-
frit - e1ucafe as tzisitei tt-e- - hels-
n CirFe.and q alfay i-czlsfy- a. lnsi u.r
~ II e ff Ir>tr ftsr. lilsd lfsient sr,s
= ASSISTANT il fu.-f--t al xha mar fasar i rish
ih-iT l-fri.f4- 1T st -ad AZ iIrt thelr -ais-r
q, thf hi .i.l k-til -ri. fs-.iasi - ~ - -
f-.ir1i ~ ~ t-ciii - 80 to1er a aar l,ua-
= hssr ~ iaiilinr "a = har- ihe I~, n r. -
= .a7v lFfs-- -lrin scr P>cPs- Nr 10 ;. ih~y inay
t.sis lr--f,ft1 Ilsi<i7 ,ilfv
fAr sri-lrsi ars ihza<,li - ~ = is.a- ~ shs
7zfr.il>s ~ t<4swed uai 1fr ltrac .han 3 -re -
4rd as - !, AEsia rh-i alldrI a. ada a.-- nl-u
- iastiit- r izs ~ sf a-y o. Ire -af. D. -
ti..n Z iHftsi-- n So 5-iier dssf = "a -
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- Tbs Charleston Mercury reports. on
the aulhority, of a gentleman Of the 'Chociaw
tribe OF Indialis, that the celebrated brand Of
topo4cco known - the TAiiiickinlfk, IS not
speiifd or pronounced correctly. L says the
name p indians and the genuine kin-ne-kin-
MEX tpDaeeo ls ilpthlng more than 81 mac
le1sef ana foPacco leaves placed layer upon
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SILL TaKl

! General Sheridan, OF Illinois. is repbrtcd
Killed, but II is doubtful.
Our loss is stated at 100 Killed and w(i,nld
fdi The rebel loss u un.lscef tanned. Tile en-
my IS north IT Perryvilie. "a general attack
Is expected Immediately .l,y our troaps.
Ontwo a4e:isivfs the hsitins Was hakd 10
band. lhe CYniederaies were greatly Bnpe-
tioE 10 the Nationals IN numbers
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UTH0 ca1 use cnks n makinr Pir Meta - lsrE'
w scale- dnres-fuo hnndrrf and eity dollEu
per rno1fh- Adlrtss iuuedizfely.
"a WO0rSoS. Sei1n- Al.
or Cap. vsr-. chsits.oer.- esI1led.
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fTaxEbs drrNog.rs t;.4 lIiic dts Hallway Com
raiy 6t UIFIH,ga have alppred a plan. rnlieg
notwithstanding whcieliv crisioline must suffer
al'arH4l cdlatse Gi1ipay llHu luxury Of expIn-
sFlilI HE seats will not be IarfitioneF' 80
hHt ii4iiresEIpa the sidcsEofthe caffwiIili,iii-
ate x..ei live leeist seafl Where a,llitioElaI
space il decnrlea al iitshtsd fare i kb H.
,.har.-e ~ f IT. II la flil le ilf +
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ropl ihe Richmond ExasniHsfl
YER Lais.t rsssa the serrh.

4krTLR BETwEES BRAGG i 81 BUEl.L- DEsPktkTE
fIeHTING os -BorH SID IS TIsE rEDFRaIs N mp
PED.
4 We Received last nigi,k. through the kind
lless Of a friend, wlin Dame 9it, on a fily OF
iriice-btlat. Nsrthern ,ialelis uf The f0fh- fFhe
news is very iinl,orisift b-it we have bnlv
tFine 10 give lie foiiowit tisy.atclles anli.un-
qns victory by Bragg ifi kentnekfr afleE a
prolonged aud desperate lathe swifl5sBli
he farkees Try To dis5Hise their defeaf iss'
lhe vaSec wording Of tlleiri dispatches. hkft Il
IS PLAIN 70 as that our army in Kentucky las
Ton q great victory The following aiaS the
dispatches 10 fle New l3lk Times:
Dispatch g New FORK TIMES oct. Io.l
PkRRyHILLE, KT.. 2. PIN.
Bragg army attacked two Divisions of Ten
af'El AlcCook corps d'afmee near this h lace
yesterday.
lsa'he lighting was desperate.
Gen. James J. JackseIi, Ex-CongressnlEls. OF
Kentncky coInnanding . division, was kill-
ten. Terrell, Of Virginia. commanding a
brigade was niortally woinlded..
] On two occasions the fshting was llak III to
hand TIT I'LL
The CoIfederates wera greatly superior TO
tlie Nationals in number
MeCook was then heavily reinforced lh9th G
Nationalist and ihe battle Was resumed to-day.
1'heffghtng was maiiilk done by Ros osseau's
Division, iol1nerly MitcAsll's Firing CHASED
4btut % clock on the eaehing OF The sd 4
doubtful r,InDr saws fhatlat The close oil the
Engagement the rebels AsR possession Of dDarf
Yf The -feld This is IA admission irolf the
enemy. a'id satisfies rs psour viet E1xAx-
fsER
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neaL I.isk ID Ica.nslIies IihI Co. d. 6ttf III

ma llisk gf casusliies in Co. p. 6tli Ala
i,alna it,t Boa.istarp and sl1arrkb,lFg
copipanJ lD. I Capt RIisa-Il com g-Ksiisdt
#Sers d ~ NJ Shiih fsrivAtfs e G~DuggeH }
sclladwiek, Intissing; sssergt 5 q Carroll.
CenipanJ I'D. W.onasIeds Iisntl \ c Glbiise-
Sefgisl J 4 sAStokes. ~ Rogers, CORPS Dig
man. Workr: Prisates ) liross. J X PFicd &
, skief M INctifaw- Missing: pi+ivatts| 6
RowcsHas Farmer. III FE
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safV Last week about 400 bales of inferior
eoftoh we're sold in Memphis at $50 bale
Good cotton was worth 60 c.n'si Or $500
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EtEclrivE HEAD QraHrR.s. I
Chattannoga. Anc. ~ tSsf
NFNERAT. ORDER.

The ne.rs.ift 81 arnnng gaia troops nho arc
POW rrtrnng from N"rheln prisons. and The new re-
truiis whrh afe icing brongt The eld renders il
impossible tn procure srnf~ l'.r = State toire -
The toufelceate armr nisvzheiflg va our mid.t tho
authnYftis- anxfeasiy d.sfr MI the n,ned ranks OF
feancs-ee cgt % tls xniuin SAID il is beeved
mat the rrTss body o people who, willing 10
voz vi enrol them.eiseS with erisnds and
Kindred airrady in the service
Tho tiayers-r = thersfore scnpsllsd snspsnd AZ
exett - ergsn~s State Corps.
9enotal eraSrs No. aud are eountsrmanded- -
Pie commanding eihssrs al corps already ofKanizsd
viii tftarn thcir master rolls 10 The Adsts
ef tRe State and repert for special orders
BY command Of t;pveFSsr
lSHAM c., HARRIS.
". G. WnirrHoKsg. AdJt esn,i.
nnef1
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peA+ A Date hdftlsFn lapSr anubunc3n5 Ehe
fact thii lie 5fpdral ltri4iihl eoilvensi5hl OF
the PtPtesfant Episcopal CAIirch Will nEda 4 IN
New fqrkfoh ttie 10Th sAykl 1T is repdrked
that q New Vr!faEs parish will lac on iialli to
take sfinae hciiphf coh1emn+t0fy Of IlshoI pix
ff This is soHa Iliyely tna may ba eSpeettIl. =
Our Tread er 9elleral Admits his lsespobgflili-
" to Ialhi4ler hullorsty ihhn thelasseinf9agc
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81 Advertisements not marked on co.v for i
apecihea tine will be published oue mo Ith and
cha Eed according 10 the above rates
SfEsfAI. NorTcES charged ono nrice and hslf
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rtfLn Rrr.T- gainds T,rrev. Familiarity kr,I s1
cut " est ak tlle OLD Bowl o ~Oid RibSIIlr-
Sei.E rtinca tIdare lewis. y II WAS Halker's
cI I.4iillIa'tt nj Nifuaiigua. lrll5 esrapea ftom
flqi1lufas ghehat last tie tl-d,sed Walker ieH.
Who WAS tgtialit Fortunate m Cuba when Lo-
pE 2 was gtfr9fed. wlIef4 adventures n the
+ Exan revoaatPl AMI kfsaolEil5nt the Mexican
War transdfrd u exciiifsE interest the nara
hFes Of hctloIst-this genEiHrnal1 whose move
nieiis are iEIuided by no rIleslnor discipline Of
military artistp undertake the collection Of
al the Nvafllefllig soldiers and loose conscripts
who tloat al'nlt. trusting 10 the submity OF
ltlckl froni ffatc tol Sitite Oh Soatlsefn Rail
RhsAs
Ap man was ever better 'sslapted for the
taEksaid to be assigned llln til.sa the ubiu nj
sohs Jim Torrey vino is to-kss South. to-nbr-
roHv North and We; u IS the tfsiest bravest aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ot patriots. L HAor. Rsgfsss,E
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a Nkr 3fot Jsseph lilfbiere. III. 4 lii4m-
sneDt hfll we'll kilswli diflzfn et 1oikcs4ee
Who was IakeI r1ispiler HI Island 10 asI4 fer
napIfills last lbs sceiI efinfihed oa SahilEsisy
Island is faBd4t bnHlsliig = boi.k II Rich
I.pHd II NHi9hs lEesiles ilsr history cflkhe pp-
eraiiqilF=oi 9FE3gisph oil iIi$ 4Iississ sh'i. we
sliall l,rii4heA kkh al die .ieEils Isl iris
on liae Iin laikef land. We ddnlt hbt the
pphiieaheEi HA nleeilwiffb Illparailed sEil.f.kss
and itian pet Tips liiprel il4n Is gal#klf Iall-
thor l.seI NeslE-kaoE A4giller.
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pFEleuTs Of Fonr DkLswAEsSz From the
acfoHnfs given by retnnsesf prisoners. tits
iofiress must be she he'll oi NprtaerA prisons.
N4' z Pr'softier sc Converse with that does
i'ot swear hal will never take smother prisoner;
AMI Wild re5ifrenfe 10 the SSrmaus who are
sif srari there, one of oar SELLERS said he If
iieleyeF inef pPe of them again he wenld bay
onFi nm a'ld stay by him iill he died. ifIit
WIS a week The Germar soldiers at the fort
mot nndfFsiatid English. and If addressed
~ a prisoner immediately bring their bayD-
nets to a charge and run h:In through with it
u tie goes not Ireireat. Fort Delaware has
dope great dcal towards changing disciplined
T.Lr.,l..L LIZ =. I-L- 4 - -l--
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DRl SKuoS REIsAsKB. II I've learn win .glist
safisihetien from Ial,t- fthon that his f4thefl
Rev H. N Sshofi. lihs Fen rrle4seli Il g tht
PdnifentlaTy iii NasliviHd. where lie iha lbect
coiiiled for plsills bv Andy .lolsJ spii. hlbhr-
gedMiih s5lnpaiky with the releilioti III tDa
ieil iiis bbefiy was tEHdsFed lirn0if he YbEllt
rollqte ms spri Yfilla L oath Of allegiance
10 lf tliq Wasllangifll desIl9iisln, whieIl lsinE
yariA bly ysand promptly Frltssd lie was ifcl
qIieiiily pffeleh aiiatple which he rciiisdi ri
accept ppep thelgToimd ta,at tho accepthhce
OF hls Liberty ulflllp y sort of parole Would
be To- some extett 4.itl edseHiaiit ih;it
TIE fie fFfant' ii:set right 10 arrest lsinl
whldhlF. fdcHseil-fiPldiug tia; nntlei1 no
rule OF civilized Naffareli lad he'anv firlt td
arrest a dnlet qitizeik5 Who was not Il, aims
iIer actively eiigpgfii ifJ the wls nany ear
parity sAttfrei fryldeylGe5sad lhile,i ii Z larzS
luleefidi io1Ally irdirased. IF ilIsafss C,5Lfs.l
lfiEe ezsHI hAli Hnfiuwh cprrest stsesHeni
sehdksns ihaEiollowi1s egllmaiioh: if~
F lisf lfrisiiiiof tltfInaiha Of fiid 200 thieE
f}Y aIiheg ulati8a Of 5lie Admiralty all ltliR Erl
3lishl sIsp tbdil llefsl TiIIhltcr ihe shifts tionl
sitndisdat tlfirrl sjecfik{ yar.ts. preJs,liJ ii
tlieir being Hiahieti rhielt7is nsriilv dolss al
the lanifhilsJ -tstc 100 y as tho 2a0Nl shin
built a. ilat particular Ward snld beng del
signed ipr fafdislt owners she kept her ilhnIl
her flf lle,tsf Ish.f Ills Is u rllfifsi rtE;ut
laiioS and sAtFIld lic adbuted wherc vet sIlips
are chrstfMcteh for the tolSfnience II desig-
mating 4 Yesss nnds CONSTRUCTION t,reSIfaI "a
her pi ailflng Ir4inHd aud oilief good fcaseF$
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De4- The Washington siar say tissti fhe
fedefals gei but few arms from Europe no.r.
~ corcprans Legion is fast flsits fup.
Four regiments are alfeady " camp. and Il en-
is IL course OF formation
So 4 meeting IN Aid OF the Unio1 men of
Alabama aui Hiss ss5ppi vas called il New
York for the e. eniry of The sti INST
- The Qu,kers of Illinois are 10 Be sfIb-
jecf 10 tie draff. and those who are daffed
are 70 fail IL or pay two hundred dollars each
- woman Wa convicted IN Sew Haven.
Conn., last week as common sc0Id. under az
old blue lsw winch applies only fo females.
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y. G warEBoRs,.
80 Ill

teavelind Banner. Athens Post. KIN xyille Regis.
tAr aud sireenvtile Ii,nnsr. cnI1y. sepls
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ADDlTieYAL.

| : l.orfs sylfI.As' Get. .. r. M.-The battle ol
eTFfNfile epHrmeIced early III the motuius
by an artillery duel ,yli@h Honti mel ,,ii ay
Gen. Afccuoks corps X s.s .laal.,ed al,,,.. (,
oeivsk the reIcIs made lam Mort l., turn ,,r
left flank and desperate f;.thti,e ensn,si =,
flose Quarters Tie relbals Were here ,Itsve,
baf~ wiihlieapy loss. HE battlc continued
I'll dark when both pal.lI.s .=stcef.
+ tien. Terrell vas nIotkafiy .wa,,n.c.l ais,
Vionel MfbSirr, oi the 9th OHIO. Gen. Jack
SoIis,vas kIe.l Tie reaortllof tl.e ss.....hi =,
zen. kqsseau Is not cofifidnlei.
I 1lc l.iipnl loss Is esfitiatdsf at %. b;flod
And wonudcL rhe rei,dl IDS i ..re.,t.lr :,
Anything tset Criftenddl, And t,es,. t;ilt.r,
f'af 81 c ie,iiiq1tcep MeCodAl aiId the battle was
iessiiucil tlliSlnlorning.
f Anoihef cy ldonce ihalitlIe now, u.,sl l...,..
4ti liel IN the Sorth as tkeidaf i ,r,,;sb.. :.
rs effects als the nEikeis. ti.,id sn,l Iet.ir
ffase m he NJ Prk 10 l2hf an foreign ex.
Issngc IL I4b sacll prices IL l,aye-nes'.l I,,.
sore been knpHh<-ExkMiNEB
! I'VE have adviees that kithy Smith esEsSu u
ileii i.rxngfoil on the ihs aIlI probably fbrn,-
ed a Jnnctioi with hyasis IL or near Perry
: f1Ie3 disi;sut hbDutI fSHhllss PelrvviIle is
4Bont l9 miles West of Dlhyiile. aud - miles
foa'he.st q Blrdstown 4-ExlulSEn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-17

a PsAcTrtat MAS TheI NeSS< York IIer.
al,lIsays:
he raids 81 The l:ehei saEr Errilla a. tA Ien-
sips. in western irsilia, with his eSghi
aun1fed bashwliael;er>. sfai hlp pretty iargss
tie defeateii the Union ioiire al BacIIannob. ON
fhrS goth, entered the town. destroyed large
fuanlfiSes af Sovernnlsilt stores, broke up
fvei tiiepsaad Stand OF aEihs Riid carried lif a
y iluHsher oi liiofses and EiflelR rifles, besides
allowing MS lnellSSo take - .iat they waited
RON lie private stoKes 81 The siilase. lie
thefi pro6eeaed to West6akutrere lie ai,,, Hes.
iFoYed All me overnnle'itlsaf3lies III Glen
yilie the same Operations wore S'Ssse through
Win. The town ot Spencer fext snffeS dercd
y 'fiiklns Nlfefe ne Iook one hundred as.d.
lHN oi oar inea prisoners alll captured and
Destroyer plie hundred sHnk- From thence
lie yisiIed lttlfleF and Ristn9wood where Ike
s.efes weIf fIlaciesi, and " lifnc he captured
HaJpr p lifHiA, Fn1lsieiIins officer. iasins.
~ ms ilossqsstol i've th91stnll dollars Gov@.n-
Iaslit morley Ite Rebdls Kept The money aud
ipld Hill ~ leaye. lenkfnk is a practical
nb,lfis
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-17
THE DAILY REBEL.
-rs-.-.-- ...sr .Sssss,e ,-osg.s,. ..ss,rrD,
, Y FRAN CT 5 NJ T.
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--'7'ieh 50 helieNeli0 - way iesriy li.c irie
Nase - fie ense- We liclievc iiaf killea
n"iiii-ied idrowntsl aihi taken rfisoiseIs tie
Yankees have loci. fI il,s thn,,s.,.-i fto,, fi,-
ltalls.afi It least that isiIi.lr ~ Insi,. a,ni ~,
give our rrsasofis abl,fe ID thinking -. lIa,s
Inaily niait iies haze 0si ff,nl iscase We can
ioi say tni that III rai'p-isn las l,rcn to-
tiie'n terribly destFnctine ere oes NIT admit
Of ! Doubt They ireferd 10 have wen a
great victory al Sihrlsliiirk. II 40. aI,r do
ihos not fi,iIgnf Gel lee .il lesirov l,s srs.,,
Tir6 hoasied Of ili9ir inftnisor Il, do 49, -Vei
fke,s iisavr not sricli IT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
The .$Olhief Vote.

1t is claimed that if the Tuscarawas
soldlers had been at home, Mr.. Bing-
ham could not have beaten. All moon~
shine. From what we know of the
feelings of our soldiers in the army, it
IS as intense against abolitionism as it
is isagsinse secessionism, and Mr.. Bine-
ham being identified with the former,
nine out OF every ten soldiers would
have voted against him, could they
have exercised the elective franchise
The republican Legislature last winter
was fully apprised of the sentiment of
the soldiers, or they would not have
refused them the privilege to vote
while in the army. The republican
\ sssaders are not so green, as to cut thou>
Sands of republicans cut of the right
to vote. They were sharp enough to
knew that alarse majority of voters in
the army were Democrats, or would
vote the ticket, and hence the killing
of the soldiers election Bill by re.
publican legislature. New Phil
Dem. 4s-. er
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
Thc Defeat of the AbOlitiOnist
John A. Rimgham.

Among the leading Abolition men,
bers of Congress who have been de-
feated in Ohio at the late election,
John A. Bingham is noticeable ex-
ample. He has been in Congress for
eight years, and iu the violence with
which he rode the Abolition negro
hobby, he had been scarcely outdone
by Giddings himself. He is man of
considerable talent, and has exerted
himself to sow discord and dissention
between the different sections of the
Union In this manner he has work.
ed an incalcnlable amount of mischief
to the country. He has hitherto been
considered invincible in his district,
bat political justice has at last over
taken him and he has been consigned
to perdition. The fanatics in the next
House will greatly miss and deplore
che defeat of their Father Bingham.
He has been beaten by young Dem-
Ucfat named White, Who, we under
stand, possesses talent Of a high ora
der. His election was hoped for bu.
hardly sxpccted-- Gin. Eng. a