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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

News OF very favorable import Was rt-
ce'feo yesterday from var1o1ls points beyond
the mountains GenI Lorin4. whose nI4ve-
ments have Tor sorne time been wrapped il
M ysrery, aud have consequently provoked aud
Stimulated public curiosity. had. Il appears
nlarclied into the Valley OF the Kalawlla
against the enemyis f0rces. which have for
souc time infested that region. On coming ~,
with the Federal forces Gen1 Loring attacked
them with great vigor and resolution. and to-
tally defeated them The consequences OF
this victory will. be Of great Importance to the
Contederacy IL Ia a great measure clears
esierH Virginia of the euenly. and opens be-
ore us the great resources Of that section. II
will. doubtless produce. Immediately. benef-
ciai results IN the encouragement il VIII offer
10 the growing feeling OF LOYALTY winch We
have every reason 10 believe exists in the
Western and Northwestern countless We have
no doubt that or armies can be largely re-
cruteti from among that population aud that
Thousand who have been impatientlv waiting
Tor the hour Of deliver4Bce viii flock 10 our
standard Moreover there are vast numbers
who have hitherto taken part with the enemy
but who now have discovered their error. aud
are anxious TO retrieye their position by an
open adhesion 10 the Slutiern cause Info--
nation Of credible character assures Us that
large majority OF the people. even Of the
Northwest. are hostile to the eLiEcoln-Pierps1f
80. f'ett-''s ~''e- 1toHcS7 VI al opportunity ID
exhibit their devotion TO the State and the
Cohiederacy.
GeiI1 Jenkins has also been gaining nem-
laurels in his campaign against the invader.
he has cap' ured depot oi supplies aadiaken
hive Thousand small arms An Illustration Oh
his peculiar dash aud enterprise is pfesentel
ia the fact that he has crossed the Ohio anl
penetrated thirty miles into the enesnvs couis
try, returning with his whole comrsais,t IN p..r
feet safety.
From Kentucky We continue 10 hear tie
most haiiering and encoul aging lccoulsss. Tile
gallant people oi that State are rrsliing, 10 the
assistance Of the liberalIng forces Of the Con
tederacy- Gen1 kirby Smith reports that IL
ne had arms to place IL their hands he cnuil
immediately procure al acce-siou TO his forces
OF twenty thous1nd Kentuckians. These ac-
counts are. OF e0arse. not 80 late as thuse W.
have received by WY Of the North. which
represent that on The 9Th instant Gen'l Smifh
~as distant from Coxsfigton oaly file N, IS.
and that 4 battle wouI certainly take u..s,
he next day. Il =,
We have nothing definite from our army ia
Maryland Rainors ana reports Of course. are
circulating. But We cannot disc9ver tnzs tsev
nave any substantial foundation.-- f2scinoali
Wig
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
she ri yiss-aa P..oi<srIiie-l >en,. ia non
esr ~ Il ..eis la staIJ ~ d

Fas oily resistaDce on iienps essteunterei
IN csoSsilk tie P1t1fnac wfas ;raGn lie lsr M.ss
sachLfstis cavalry WHO hha been afpoiltfed tn
that dEty. They were "a ei ii.t, By the Con.
federates. an.i scqmpesed a, rapFi rate a
letiertu tie New York Ttlbu1.e ssYs:
The -rcaishad been lear IN the sB6rri-sss
and Wss counted on tor htabs;rhcted rtisea3
bAt y the iuai.osnysail.s u fsorf had c9is-
snmst the day soins ars lad tF;eter lha.
piled ksanes si The ws.rst b.lace ii. The road 4
such Hnantity that tie lzfBes a. gallnIs cnlti'
not fhii e 20 down Ei-fesoped II claude Of
dust the head OF the reiTeating c9li.uii daine
down the road as speed. 4i9 plugging into flie
reckF. men and horses ftscfher fell III cen II
sion. piled over one ano.l ltz5sis IL heibs
The rebels were close hpsii fhenb aid thass
who were down could oeiy selrehdsa5 ETl!t
rebels begs, fripE into ahifl sabgr1g tfe5l iToss
trzte men. SUMS Of them we're ctlisied uhds :
tlisirlstnugglipk horses. Capt ThaInherla5i,
vhcae (froTse had fallen apDn him. sllontch ri
the reeel leader that his nien We're helpless
ana 1nc 1rIflg Has orddrfd 10 Cease. Gap.
Motley Ard Capt. Weiis, with most Of thell
men escaped. Capt. ChArlberIaini with aiton,
twenkv men. was eapisis4d They were Abs
rated next day on paeeiel -
Before the amen We're sent of Cen. iLee mad.
thenI speech sdvlsed them newer Il take Il;
arrns again 10 stlbiugaia tire Solth. decsaret
that there are aud must he two Confoderacier
on t4is continent. and dlseozased 4 length o,
sihifs and politics in general. by ali oi which
sficn were duly etIided Capt. Ghambct
lain had long conversation with Fifzlugh
Lee, ard Stuart iaIid Reports sllat their cavalry
SoEce is very large. P9olssvilis citizens hree
from houses along the sftesfs on slie retreatin,
cavalry At Darhstownthe rebels flung stone,
and bottles and all sorts 6s missiles from th,
wip4ows.r ttq
The letter indignantly adds that the flrsf dl
y peTfofned by IN lsf 1egin9euf Maryland vol
uns sers called ont fer tile defeI ca of the STATE
vas 10 pour = voiley into the retressing Fede
raj cavalry. The Correspondents. from that
Z inks that the MAFylaId troops cannot bs l..l
lied ion.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20


Ihf y l. Hsraifof n. 1lrh in Us editorial
article on the general sitoarion Of aHsirs
makes the Following review Of me ness.
General Mcclellan has aivanced As FAR into
Maryland as Po0l4ssiile and beyond thar point
The rebels are renorIed as falling back BEFORE
him. The capture 0f Barnesville. near Ne~
Ma kstspy AcCiel iap. = reporred-. The rebels
were. said 70 be AZ HAser-to sru. yesterday
II 5 p'e Fnpresis on "a Washington. that the
reoe4 Iorce ~ el4fyian1 does not exceed fifteen
thonsand. nlld tilsk they came across the Pot0-
mac. simply On plnnderiIlg expedition As
originally stated The want Of food IS urgsHf
and must be supplied from Ennie solr-e ~
The Eebei aIrny will perish. Gnsernor Curtin
continues bis active preparations - defend
Pennsylvania SHOULD the enemy make an In
cul on INTO thai STATS, The reports that they
had already ad sllnced on Gettysbnrg. h.rs re-
ceivk no confrnlafior.
Tee eews from the ". 81 Is irnpn. ;aIlt .--77'Ile
rebtls BAD appsofclled 10 within fre miles of
Covf-gton- kenttcky. Yesterday affcrlioo1, iiii
considerable fofce-li-zee Thousand iuIss,,ry
and onf thousand casfliry- They had coisn 50
closk as 10 sDs-se onf pockets and drive = part
of them lzzlck nliie- A battle Was co,asid cred
alIDfsf inevitable to-day.
" hasr fecfiyed intelligence from Kew
Wekt pP 70 the "a Instant. The yellow fever
conl linnes q claiin IL victims anbIlg the mac
clinlated popna on Of hat locality ii.elr. .fSns
tie l,fticers aud ien Il fhtarn,v AMI navy -
rhe lsatlis from Ehe tine the ssssr as,,,ssr..i
thi7 season 10 the d,te-of our advsc.s uere
one hlnirs,i and sixty.
Cur aNslnna d,rrss,,. s,.l.nt r-stil.s-s,,. tl,-
bth iiis tais siAtef tli t.l, rebel siencr 0refu
-i4,~r nal4ed ihk <l,Eisia--ha.i arrivei II TIA
pork iroia N.sssah ~ +, br usav 81 C..r9st,,sy
" leii az sreeil kcy she Ino,luted llrr. guns
She Ns.- piirinirlli lc' reinaiu ia Carlenss 10
the 3lsi ultimo. savias-a Spanish .rar -s.ss 4
oa eaeh - -s ~ heF. Sac ht- loss Il tnr sncn
BY yellow fever hni assrriioii Afn.ssest the
de4d is the son of her c1,,.i,.ssicf. I.,hl,
Ms.tfit Tie fIlriaa lisuiis sirht refr f,l.xr
sulss AMI t-Azrset a.. iser ii1ll tie .r--5ii.,.-s
tor ca. erii iiel WITH sslaolsr- tApi2ia Allif
~ak lii Her iirkl oiisrl IS rsffllisis< f77lrsr-
ly bf the >iintel u. tie is- i>sial ffi., ,r-
I'd was lrier4i u sea irpr5 'li4vsn, ss.,i
stehf1ed out in ibe s-..iSt vi q we're st.s--a..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
From Ee Huqtisall Ad,ecate j

Fromfs se Huqttviile Advocate
4 Irisnr >tr.s snar,,t ttsl4sIvr 20 the attack o..
ces rft~,idiilx ais ID. .nth - =
The Brig4de was marching nearly due east
on Tie LlHesfoie road. the advance guard OF
cavalry and Infantry were four miles ftou the
nlaipI body. Bay iIDm Mr. Phillips, ID Browns
tanyhrd-l Capis Gugley asH HambrIck march,
Ell their men North. aud halted colutnn in the
woods near tiie rpaisides Capt Ghriey then
ad dyahEed ai1ne ihfol the road and rode slowly
a dug wesfs cPprse towards Athens. and met
hve cavalry Ilickets who Immediately parsued
hImitte whesied and drew them 10 his amb1s-l
'cade3 column. who fFtd but did not ininfel
them. having shot too high. being tbo near;
\ charge Was fhes made. they fed. the men
CHARGED intPi d large body of cavalry horap-
IDLY hed toitlFc advancing brigade of IttaniIy:
met len MdCpUk Ia hiH ws4gOn Who'll on per
ceivilie egtiie Charge wheeled his wagon around
aud drove lesE ra5Idly towards Isislnifani
~ aid ordsi4ai iEisineI. ID rally. Cap3llShiiey
came up with HIM and ordered him I'd sufreil
dei Which HI refused and still lioyeiii.s hbr-
res lf4sieE tols ards lis I1ahtry, the cavalry
AayIns all feli. and etterioriernlg hiid TO sur
neBdef lbr thf nth t4Ie, be still reiHsiFg Gnr-
ley sHot lhiHi IN the abdomen. he theii placed
mis- hand on Ris Side and exciaimc6 i. I Am kill
ed. aud ofdfred bis driver to stop. itleE car
.,Iage was then hsiled and Ehe sufrenliered.-
Capt HfnterI Brooke surrendered 10 tsurIey.--l
cantA HanIhEck and Gurlay pursued the cav
airy intp hf advancing columns Of infantry
whufeaSe Walk nrAtgy half d mile. fhei formed
at ttf fool of the hfll at B owns Tanlard and
SeiiiE sh6wfr Jl balls throaigh the tiasles--
Thefresuli of this fight wak tie killing. voun-
ding and safiuridg 6ity MEN, taksngfof seve-
fal fine llprkks and mules, apd bnIting five.
Wagons witH stnfes The foree df Gains
tlasnbriek aid Ghfley aaionuted tb eighty
men. who were rapidly Withdrawal frfim such
pn Unequal contest The Federal fbEce Was
5000 fniasiiFy. besides abllist 200 c1yasry.-
Not mai pr horse OF tie Eonteslesa ates was
even voinidfd or iiiissirIg s lHf
This brilliant txploitexeiied the Rth Ohio
intS an insane pitch " fhsy. They. in re-
veTlge. bnrnt up the hnildiiigs on theIplaces 81
Il llisfs. iFabkFln itnnrdeaitg hin aud lbnryims
Dainl sit ipflles deep9 Rev: A'mE lrnicher.
Vfr#. WorH TO- H.. >ledgd, Reed y alker Henry
Smith, Phillips, Baxter Jack Steele lIlr. Petty
lwisere efeIlpoiS died. aid sgainst bis dying
reaHest.l He jtwels ,lf Ntw NaEl5eI Losigr
w9ris 81 zen. HE corr. Bacon eibtlfag. he'd
|dihk furnittlTe 8 .sin inslst of the plkcek were
bnTI't with tlie hnil6Sxs !; and haFses mules
md ne4rpek driven p ,silsi cattle znd llsogs
waEtolie K Hell
+ tsen Mci5ook said tie nieiI>sxilo made thSs
aflaeS on|hls brga,e. 'sers the bfSytst lheFeyS
Ter k9ew IL
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The New York Tlibphe hai some ss6Ici-
dents at Frederick. Mi.. which are interest,"
ing II says HlI
II IS Faid that The entire stock Of boots and
shoes II FreiersckIwete bought out bs the
rebels. who left behind them SOME good lIionej
aud soilie shocking bid money The store
keepers. of course did not dare TO refuse wlIat
VAS offered them the entire stock of Messrs.
Tyler s. Steiner. (Uhioh) and A. J. Dela4nnah
CRebeib were takkI. aud Col tederate notes
: ven them in payHieht.
so isr as we cslEi ascertain. they allowed free
ingress and egress % and from the town. The.
nickets on the road appeared TO have BEEN sta
toned merely TO isaLeh military movements
and paid no attention 10 civilians.
On RIiday evening before the appearance of
ii5e ebels. there was considerable of i dis
tnrl snEe IL Fredefick. Some parties cdnnect-
ed with the Qitizetl newspaper cheered bn the
streets for JEFF. DAVIS IT. the exaberahce OF
their jDy. and we've Knocked down BY citlzens
fleI Provost gu4fd interfered. ami man
named Laws5n. ols Of the p-oprietors OF the
Citizen. WIS knocksd down with the bust OF a
Inusket and cous llieEabiy injured. Another
man. nunsd Yeaekle. was also badly cut,
The rebels OF Rrt derick knew oil the coming
Of the insnrgent army long before any lntinri-
ton Of their approach had been receiEed BY
the Federal aufhdrities-
A fugitive citizkn. Just in from Frederick
says that Ar- Johh 5. Caldwell and other 81
cessloEists threw the rebel stars and bars 10
the breeze. .fiFom the top OF the Court House.
on SUNDAY, but john ~ Herndqn ESQ! acting
Mayor. being iIlld Union man, or AZ worsf =
Judlcs',us tfaitor. pal,ed downlIhe rag assert
itlg tHnt the occrtatl0n by the friends OF the
oonsh vas rraaslent aud tnat il WAS folly 10
make lie city al4ecs9sarily odious % tie f ed
eTAl GoFsronnsnt
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AZ the war meeting held Al Troy. Neu Yo.s
the Hon B. D. Noxop H2s chosen cLa,ns.,.
n taking fi.e chair. hes$iii
This was the hrsr VAR meeting be had ~
tended. The object how w. not 50 n.reh 20
devise means 70 carry on tie VA. bur 10 si.,p
tie ~ar- Blood enongi. had been. shed. T,-,s-
sure enough had been exl.endesi\ No ,nan
could desire the perpernation of s,eli ; l,l..-.sr
renl0rseIe~s strat,gie- II was not-sr,l- -
Who should be Oh the STATE ticl.st- er'.,ss II,
much thai this Hf could rexe-al,.. ..5.',.lS
except b. the eleciiozs of entirely, tlSrs, ,.,,,'
70 Congress fisaa r3l6se canpos,r|5 rfa -
Congress To accomplish rtsss A !. = ,,e-,..i.-
y 10 form strong State rieket- c.rr,i..-- ,r,fh
II character and influence. Ia order % i-glb-
en- the Congressional vote.
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NuxBgR IS.


The cotton qnestioa Is discusses nv -.
london Daily News IN = deslsondinr sr,;r,,.- -
Z, says-
The supply Of American rotfoa Is r.u;lsv
becominE exfinguishel and shese er,,nrr.
iaTe conse1nenily risen during the past week
10 less thar A. %. 81. per ponnd For rhs
future American cotr0n A. beirt- ouire a --f.-,-
cy article vii command -fasic,- nris,.-S,,
Iced tl-l such = Trice - tire limited numher
q holders may ci,otse - ieraaisd for Il. A.
cordlngly an Inlerestink rexolartan = r.--.-~
place IN the nsnuf7cr1re- Arlerican -cor,oa
asses our of oonsnmption ana ne srn.Il
qn-riiiy remaining vii b hEsiizlded and used
onlT IN these me articles wh,r.s are worn br
the weaitliier ci4sses * society
he cqrfon q SeiAt-the description nou
chiefly ei ferlng me consunpfion-cann. "a be
worked niq-tsse hner sorts OF yarns and gods;
belore r<-HiN become axailafle f.r tl,e,, IL.
gssziity must be greatly improved. II !, xerv
suitable however, 10 coarse fabrics. AID 7.ith
ctrarse iatrics te mlisr be content uurll sur.h
tirne - America serais her pro.inre i,er- ..-,ir
OF the cotiOn u other coun-rleA szn.,.ox-s in
qu4iliy as well - Inl-eases Ia ouaiifv
We have shown how small - the present
stock Of cotton. and. looking 70 the immediate
iniure, the pros pect is gloomy in the extreme
~Ch'ef reliance = placed sIpon the sut,sIv ~
Surat sorts. bat n = not by any mean en-
eouraging % ind that the total onanrifv roin
this source now ah.iat aud on the NV fo k-r
and il only 90 900 bales more fi.a,, r Wa :.
this time lasr year. being 3o0OlO iales a.-airsr
3O0D0O IN lS6l- From no other sourre -,
the deficiency novs Indicated H. md. a.. 80
with time Assuming that the An,-rifs,, -,
= lloi released. 4lid allowing frr sl,e pr.h,hle
supplies frurn every other oasrter- c.,ns,A,,,-
Aoin2gitles estimate that during the next SIX
Ino las there VII l,e only sulFirirtf coiton :.
airiit Of the orerafi~es havirr Two ,i.ss-
work week assd tins is u,,t.n tie su.,..,s.,,s.
Thar not single bale VII ssl,..i, \, s,,rk q
the end OF that period
The latter anticipation. oF course, an ,,,.
he litisfs.lls fnihlicf. but there T. loo me-
reason 10 airreisria as We re .lf,-i, 7,-,--
cd that the T,ressrire ca lie cotfoo ,,,-,,,,I.-
tnring districts a.ll become ret moe ',,r.'.- :
4 ~eli known NArlcheSier frr.s s.,,- =. ~
t'n" exl'rrsSicn " an u7ii,iu-i tiai lis - IL
iiy xiil te the greatest iuiii.- the aafur.i, .,.i
s~iuteT months. fron Oefblser 10 Febr.t. X
arri
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ORDKRLr qcNDgcT o. Qua Sor .DiKRs--'The
faianofe cure pondent OF the New lork Her
Aia states that tie utmost degree Of qnsst and
l'raer prevails among The C0liiederaie soldiers
~ : kieierick General J4rkson asid General
Hlii have both publicly declared thar lie rebel
army his come into Maryland a. friends. as.d
NOT As faiem,ts; that all peTsois purkuitx rbelr
ordinary aypcations shall not Be 10 ahy uay
rnoiested disturbed, ard that al supplies o.
any kind whatever. fakef Eor The use of the
army. vii 5s PAID for. These det,erati6ns
have Oeen scruPuTousiy observed Tns rebel
soldiers are well supplied with god and SILVER
and United States treasury notes. With which
trey pay Tor 'si,al they buy,
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I-he Loriinn Tialss. Il ;i.e 3oill rlt ,sl,o-
ea9cs peace betf-eef The NoF-h al S.,rih in
Vefy strong irTfts- tlc sAiie lorrilsi rs.if1isi-
a Yer, tar and le4al.d arlisie on Csnl Nc
f-sfiian PCS titfl AID aci-f iar iie fili.i
cot.msud 81 ~ tiliun arms slrl sfi,s.l
= sc~ that ille. llDys tire t-i s-is I'll tie
-. hers ~ A ff.. f.i9I-. A4eb q
sfef tfcin Lffiir,f.;e. ky ~ fhe i.oeaon
Iiines, ass'sFfs '4t tf.e tni9' aitis .e s.ri-
hal. lost tlis ii srs'.;sd inci, sr 4 IA, Ssh a
~sfei ap ril.s,l Az isis~isis.. Fiir ~-riier
afils however tfi4t l,c.,-s- ~. ..ir sern,s
3alf bs acckpiali= & .i.z Ssa.1
alike.
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William .iit. the rencgale Tennessee 90
ne spoken 81 IN our dislatches Of sins Iu.it.-
ille- = ole 81 tie ieading rrhtliirii-sts
r4essee- ile is . nanof sfrs f,r ..as. x -s
,-l- IL flie earir s<rlitIe ~ saiii..ii 7.n,.t IL
ii.at state q -.,l.i,i ,-i ia and EreNis,..s
T. - ailii.tr,s. ii Tie ISSs party. sustained
Al fel'T,sleiisi,ir cl.alarler- sHis irf-. i.,-
tl-r-issf~ ~rfef flc nlifds u a ,iel,,.lso ..,...
.4s i.f-ii Wy -reaf-
IN The csriz stages a. ala. MAJ ne or-a1--ze,i
oi.der tle lsiHariEt provisions cf Tli.i =, -
bs.dy ~ fiuint. lsllartls rurll..trinr ~ -
than zoo nsei A:irr tie june .eiecfiou of isti
whereby tie secesslVn d fit state Ras raisss r
b5 = aIsjoriiy - SEVENTY thons ~ votes. 4 if
rr-os izel llls t-,l.l al Hs.lne Gnartis - r
aceanisl.c- y irh -i.e r.s..is. iisils .i.,,-es- j
I tel rtfreerl<llis Sllu, ,effliln i,Ll1l, a. II
sie ankee ra- ana -eili To- cAmtk az
i'ianilficn un tltr lc-lilrs<ee river uli-H.r-~
reviewed ,iaily acc-ssiorss 10 hrs liI.zl.. i l
IN thr very face 81 fiic t,-lscdti AL a..-...
uiitil his htfie taad NWeift.i 10 <erne ~ l ~
ca hundred armed men. 7bls s.a.s..s
Home buards "a i AS 81 led -
broken NJ ty Confederate 1oioe
Sifaiiaroo-a ia Ocfubcr. Er,i,ll aifts. .s-.
burning ~ taat secsinn. Nosi 81 4rr1r t.,
ever s'cceeded IA making tiieir tsc..r'.A "a.
henint ~. nhere they 9tse r~onsniz. l
mustered INTO the t<fssFe Of I-iits;7I -
7tli Tennessee regimen Nofll,.r n,. :.
been heard from tlsen tssitii rheif recent
Jamos1orr lifrie s6un near tie -. j
I'fr @here ffiy of The Tese-.,ies ',.,.r.- .i.l
a-i1 number Iafei. tsrisliirrs. srs..E.r-S
~ as tliit nrlI.self- ll0 j. fLus fat el-.i =
-.-aiiist The laws and constituted 4nfiiol
az riatiSs State aid hum n = iau /.
sumo. viii be held. not - \ pr.sea,.r I. -
but - = traiioT te his Siafe.
lie has son. an ii-leili.enf and hicf.-f
5t4lnE man. row| IL tie 90 fst.ersir a-.
Araili all and =. -, a ~ fnlkfa,e not h. ls
recently promoted - the Josision ~ ia.
his reg srlsif--- sla ns5us San.
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Harper's Ferry confirmed
I'm THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
! 2 EngasenlentIn In MaryIaind q
Loss on BOTH SIDES HEA Wy /

FIdHSdsDI Sept. fs:44-Gov. Letcher receisbd
letters to-day fron Winchester dated the 18th.
cohtrniiAg the report Of the unconditional sur
reqder 81 Zen thousaud Yankees at Harper's
Ferry on Mohday. without the loss of one ]. "a Il
oaIour side. Jackson captured 80 pieces o
artillery. animunitien, stores, &C.
The letters also mention an engag ement il:
MARYLAND between Boonsboro' and Middle
town. in which the eremy. were. tepulsed with
reported loss OF i've tlousassd killed and
" PuiideF Confederate lOss heavy. No fur
tier particulars received
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FHoS BfARFLASD--we learn by q gentle
man OF high character. who arrived last even
lIlg from Staunton that courier had arrived
N that place from the lower end OF The Valley
With Information that Geh1 Jacksoa was At Or
near MsrfinsbnFg. Va. n pursuit Of the IAN
KEGS who were LETT in the Valley 10 protect rba
abroad and Hsrpers Ferry. The force of she
enemy Is vari0nsly estimated al iron. 4 DO0 r.
$1,000. When This force Is disposed OF ,bsrs
viii then be M enemy ia our rear and he l7-,e
OF COMMUNICATION by the Falley route will be
open ior our advancing army - they push
~ - supposed Jackson went from Frederick
10 Hagersiogn. and then tuned bActr on A..
insburg and Hzrpsr'< ry.-RicIu,oad -.
Qnfrsr. 1e<1
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We copy the following extract fran tn. ape
cial correspondence Of the y 7. Tribune.
CANT EBAk Poor EsviLLk. MD- Sept 81 b..
heved when left Washington tliaf car,,pa,rt
in Maryland was part OF the rebellplan All
evidence confifns il here Whatever force n
inimediafey IN front Of this army - the curtain
behind which The rebel PROCESSION marches IL
Baltimore. Maryland fair and false haif lov,l
mlspeech. wholly irait6t al heart welcome
with open hand an army that invades ONLY ri
ileerate her trpm Federal tyranny. her soil
shakes under the tread Of armed fset- hiit tl,z
yoke is lifted from her neck.
Possibly. not Bal imore. but HARRISBURG il
the point to be struck Frederick Is base ar
either march,. Whichever II be. the campalgn
begins m csunfry oveIfowing with SUPPLIES.
and the srnfFfRhich advances through itneeds
10 keep open no lines Of communicstionk. I
suppose. If the enemy had crossed the Poso-
nhc in ship. he might have burned them on the
hIther shore.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
= Ioid Letter fro... an Uae1p~sted aaatt.r
The Ciptinnaii Cornmorciai Of tho 2sth bit.
faas The folio aing letter:

has the4t folio Ning letter:
e4LUMsus. Alg. p. 1862
EIls. Com. very frequently buy yonr pa
pexaot newsboy and read II. because box
IpoI ii las the expcnent OF tie s-Itimt,,ts hf
large class Of people IL Southerh Ohio. Anli
ave many times BEEN N the esie OF DROPPING
N5ts the. tor the pnfpose OF correcting all inE
fsress 'oa y'''r seem q be I4borins uFier4 OH,
Ygicli you take gIesf rleasure.i ia Ipt-.n. forth
>jh 5car columns.
Aen ares no doubt sincere in the belief HAT
ilsel SeSssh will be Subjected. Iost tie rdbel-
lion VIII >se crushed zisa Ab6sitiolisrn teisis
slIlreIsie rors the ks to-tile lsuii anil ror
is,e AtanSicl II ne Rdcsic Allow me ia say
.tnat M th's you areS{woinl'y y staken. am
5pefklng for iour IniliSSs.s OF Cots oblelsseIi.
a hiial and eternal Sc peFarion has taken fllace
pefN cen tie Two SECTIONS. eiI may narrow
i down 10 the Gottnl States bur beyond ltiiis
1on can never gel You may splA enough
plood te fieat the vast navIes OF the saarfa.
Jon may spead enlugh tressslIie 10 huEldS a
thousand temples. Ike unto SoioInons s. OF solid
gold. and yet the C3tteA States viii and shall
be free HI
j Out Of there noble SIXTIES yililbe raised an
empire OF gcl,tlensh such as the world never
Witnessed. FAeFe sxlsis in, this section III the
eieIneiis OF gTeatntss. power. wealth. iiltcllI-
eeEste And AL THAI Is necessary 10 develop
tnfse ellAlitieslis abeparation from TlSople
not Possessed with RveII tire gifts oi acquiring
ku5sSa "a litics,tsOnslH ls,u have II 10 lrne. 4
ff.Fge pppnsaticn. hut j. is made up cf the
JenHns Of all D4iiorI. BLESSED by nature with
luot ven ine iuclinatloH to become great.
B1t ain giving greater length 10 this 10 :
HIN ! designed wien stzrtel 3nt nay object
iesing SIMPLY 10 enter ny protest against the
use oi such iaHghags. as is caiculatsd 10
mislead great many who reilly u56uII be
giai 10 be advised pt the TRUTH but, fot the
sake Of appearing loyHl. but lew Northern
Jourras are disposed fD be Candid
As you may think this sstsng lang guage
iqr loyal man. yot, II you wEsh, say / am a