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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-16

1922 Is
The following tax certificates which
were in Sir. Beekman's hands, were deli7-
cred over to his successor, Mr.. Pease:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-16
Village Election.

Village Election.
At the election for corporation officers,
in Jefferson, which took place last week,
the following named persons were chosen {:
President, Charles stOppenbach.
Trustees, Alonzo Wing.
Christian Muck,
Eber Stone,
John Hager.
Assessor, n. J. Steinocker.
Treasurer, D. D. Lansing.
Marshal, John Reichel.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16
eFIAFFANooGA, Tenn. TUESDAY. SEP IEMeER Is. 1862.

nond. and took possession Of that place AIT.
5 O'Clock. Some Of their cavalry also pursue.
fugitives Of MetcOlfs cavalry and killed
lumber OF. them It was reported that Col
Metcalfs men did not behave <allanslv. and
that coluInts OF them rode madly through Col.
MeAlllAn's regiment. throwing il info utter
disorder We could not ascertain any facts
about the 95sh. which vas the only Ohio regi-
Alent q the fight The troops generally. how
ever. behaved remarkably well for utterly raw
leyles- and, according 10 Al accounts. the 6orh
indiana covered itsef all ever with glory
While the battle was appr aching Richmond
the Upipr people became very res,irez and
during the afternoon many Of item fed IN dis
may % the country norfhNard. soIne 10 lex
lisgtou- Others 70 Louisville. and quite 4 nam
Der 10 this city.
orr Los<ks
Su feTs01 couid form al estimate last i.i.-ht
Of onr losses. bft they are undoubtedly vefr
severe- There were all sorts OF r,,rnors about
great numbers wounded. killed ami prisoners
bat nqboay seemed TO know anything ah,,nt n.
II Is quite probable. however. that n1Ie-fhird or
more 81 tic troops engaged we're killed .zvtliise-
ed and captured. rnmber escaped 10 This
side % the keniucky river but Il i Impossible
TO say how 1nany.
The reports that the enemy were $4,000
strong are not justified BY officers who were
ai i.e1ing ton Several who arrived irs this city
$50 = Nt-rt--t Clllllu CVlufaIl
lees loi exceed ten OF Twelve thousand. tnclu
ding considerable body af cavalry A de-
fschnlent- OF the latter were reported Al Md
way Yesterday evening. but the ruinor pas not
CONFIRMED
MeAniiIne MAJOR G+'ncTal Wright had arrived
Al Lexingtor- ane vas preparing 20 meet the
enemy Troops bad been thrown forward 10
THE kentucky river. s1f3 rcinforcefaciiis were
ordered iron, Ohio and I'riiaia- j. IS pIHlahie
the eiemy VII notnow aiis Inpi su fnrre their
way 1crosS the river. bur hey are likely 10 DO
50 ssoon IS they arc reinforced.
aaa That n wAs stated that ;le transpor-
laiioq 'nelpnging 10 cen Nauson ; division ,v.ls
saved ont sc are rot satisfied OF that point -
when or how isen- aiaisson WAS captured j.
not explained and L Is not stated AHA; became
81 Geiersi Crnft- N, presume b. IS also
prisoter
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16
NUMBER ID.


since ne order Ter draftiE'g about 600 rnen
ave joined the New York 6re Department.
Hon John ,. critte1den. Of Kent6ckv :, :.
sad, VIII decline any domination Tor anofher
Since the speech Of President I5neosn r, n.
delegation Of blacks. il j. understood that his
popularity with theIR i on the xane.
Tie town Of Strathan. New Hanp.,;r. -.
fers I've hundred collars bounty for roIpr,,eer.
for three years. and four hundred dollars for
nine months men Many Of the New Haruo
shire owns lave voted three hundred dollar,
and more The State also Offers bounty and
the nation. which are 70 be added
special Cairo dispatch states that Fo-t
llonelson has been abandoned br III, r,s,.S
states troops. as = large rebel iosce xas a..
preaching. and the post Is now salneIrss there
being but thirty inches Of water in the Curu-
berland river.
ii = sad that two Rhode Island regiments.
~hose three months term il about 10 eruire
~iii return home The great bouniies that are
-nnilg soldiers 10 rrturn home 10 erlist araip
under better auspices IS ioray-
A laconic sword presentation took pl,c. :,
Camp Noble. New Albany. lildiana. a men
Der Of the siKty-sixtA regiment purchased =
sword Tor Cal.iain Gerard. and CAPTAIN ]. 4.
fawceit Nas depused 10 present AZ Tins ih.
e4piain did rs follows- = Here. John is a
sword Captain Gerard took n and ret,iies-
Thank you; III see yon again sb..ut il after L
have med IL.
Misses Clarins Smith. Euieliise Nesle. Fanny
Hopkins Alice Male. Flori.ia NeaIe SorD,.
Smith and Mrs tseorre Neale- Jr.. were b cu..bt
10 Wheeling from Farkersb'ifg. Vir..;,,ia. sr,,i
confined ia the debtors anartrner,s al tn. ,,,u
" isii for refusing to take the s..sh Srl.sr-
quenily fhsy eohseIsfeSi Ia suhlc s 4, tl.r 1..s
ard giving ille required i,oisa sli-istse
ed.
"A letter from one 81 Wilson's Za,sa.-s - ~.
Pensacola SAYS they are sleeping II. s,xs,... s.
spriilg blris AMI nlson riil6rs al Tho ,-s =
down. ui.,u shich the iasr- daughters 4. -..-
sil have. becn wont 10 clos. tisesr lsrs ri.
Tie zs'o z'sns lounge upon carNs4l 50 - 80.
themselves ilarough splcnd.d j irsfro.S. "a ss,-
q n Tie rich libraries tpr benks ~ fe=.s
They stroll ,Ici' seTafiAi.s and ri,rk ,cz-y.s<
anal lei.s5i.s ia gardens scented i.r ust.si h,
afl e.i.srirHs ficriis ..fStray -.s5SS,-riS .s-s-
-sekS fi,s st- ti-t remain si,i br.f ia 49,
i'e'ses'- NesiiS iiir' z's' zsi,,s are ci.,yer.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

An sficcr Of tic Coafeicrate army. sshn. o.,
Monday lett Gen. Lccs headquarters. Al Fred.
eFick MARY hnd. with dispatches for tie Presi-
dent fracllcd this cilZs isf evening lie brings
no i3ielli=sI.ce of-fifo sabr csneiis ~ oisr ar
mes sii.ce t.elr zrriv3 ~ Fr.si--ich On fi,.
approach OF oar clys.l 10 Frederick tic o.
nabirsnis were reserved ami l'steit.-,list4 sfl,.
not wishing - commit ilienseyrsss - they b.
heyeE orr visi; nrlv : r,ii- l,lt wis-.,, ih.s'
uialeFs 49,. 81. H. .zE----.I .at..s ..
cai,- s. f-ill- 49, .s IS n. $50. r-,..... M,
ieeliiss .s..ii .-ic,,...i tiisln "a .,.....t..i
IllFeF volunteer cossli -lnie-. Nisii tai ranks.
~ere fiien actually raised and organized before
TIE rear guard ~ our army hai crosssl The
Potomac. The Yankees had st fire II ali ti.sir
vast a.icifi. - SiaF.- AMI tel on the rSt RI
NOR Of tSr apprsarh sf ti4e invaders. Ills.
peoflle II frederick ard tiie sarrosisslr cui..-
ty lake Con edeTato ulenc1- Tea iiiy.af ar. Tor
every article needed fy tlie cosiie,lcfaies
Hlwas rlnsuress III this city westerns, a,sl
cnrrinily bel.cyed. that iienerA Jzcks..is al
eniefed the cits nf B2iiin.arc, ali.r.lrf-aii.s-
the Federals near ihe Relayilinuse. huf the
officer frosn whom VIC have obtz'ieii fhd above
iAcfs. and 'Fho ~ the latest arsit frtni Mary
land, brirSf nc continuation ~ sh.. srury
soldiets Ash0 arrived here yrsterdsv. direct
rom i.eessi-arE. rePost that on Sunday General
Stnari's cavalry cut the Chesapeake and Ohio
canss - several places. sid capfnresi number
y etrlAi beats l@deuswiih valuable cargoes--
Richmond lEraati5seE-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

TEE fuilpwing lying dispatch from Cziro tc
the fisieaEo Times. bears date Aug- 81
Confirmation OF tho main facts Of the great
battle al Chaifanooga has been received. bur as
yet there Is nothing definite The battle raced
throughout Wednesday and ThnTsda, with IN.
tensp fury. On the first day Cen Buell. wzs
badly worsied. the Rebel getting the adsail-
tSge On ali hands. hhi On thursday our forces
made most desperate and irserminei stand
sco'lting all personal fear ara danger OF every
KIND resolved 70 iohqneF OF die. The sirug-
ge nHet rave been ore of the rsesf fearful an
recsird- 7 { pro~ess and deiefinirafioii q the
fedirais was altogether toa ;yrs~i r. 10 -sifh-
sto,fi by the Rcbess- They fastered. shen
brok ke. and dnaiiy gave way IN nsOsi complete
dec isivo rsuf.
There il 10 statement of icsses On ei.her
side given but Gen. Buell. telegraphs that he
has taken 900 prisoners
The impress seemed n prevail thar Bncfi
was fighting Bragg. but there is grave doubt
On this point Br4gg ~ known 70 have been
pushing far Western yirgInia with The main
body Of hla c0asln4nd. aud 'vss reported last
week 10 have passed through Rockville, Tenn.
bound ezSi.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

carr ~. Ss.pf s--Tl,s. : 'sis- II W.. i-.s,<
E,s~ l-,,~el ~ vlih ,..li--i .lsi., a, Z, =
= Il 81 4 t-t-t
Tia. '.ssl..f N.a s6-k has - ,,.r.-fs ,s..s -ssi
s'es-sSe i,s-sef'--rs- Sise i.s xi'sfi.rsT, 4
str:s- ucstsiA sti..lS iilr. li.i or The ssss.e
si.E Z. = rn.EATl 1tsr1rO1x-
III L = fl. sie Tnscir.irt J,n. ii..., Fai
isonih on Ia 2sl 40 August aIri N-iS ,sr,li + J
= leave AZ ei'is-i'ir htlaTs h .Si.uin l-,-r-
.sSi. resuain si.si r.lsis her dam ,,s ~i.-
being reported isaky- 7 ant i,.s if'.~ ..r.c 3
her z,i,, am fn ii'e Msrs.cs i.sif l. * - j isi
t.c csfi- i lined "a ,ll-r AK alls-s. IL. :,
IN fliat sllia- e. Sac Na<- 7zos-d Ia r1n n
whsie orc of her officers wein ~ r.o.s.l,iI,. lur
she Ma ur.ie . % have on his RETURN wlfhonf
repairs aisi ss;lloiii e.sais
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

The English Journals have xers liife q =ar
on American ala IS
The I-1nion Times Szrczsiically refers Gen.
Mcclellan 70 bis structures On shr allies i.n The
conduct - the IA in The C'risnea and - !.
how his ovru proceedings s-ill stand fbs tel ~
those sfrioseTes-
II treats the affair II CuiPePcr C. r. a. \
most Sisss,af diSc0niffure 10 Gen. Po--e
The I.oildon Morning Herald de.oupces ,h.
continued violations oi the laws Of n.ti.,,,s nv
the United States navy. aud complains Of Eari
Rnssells araihr-
Il = annnanced tisat the marriage Of the
Prince oi Wales EIfiI tlle Princess Aiex.lsdrina
OF DeIrnark. urill fake place next srrfnr.
The Bishop 81 kIluiore Is the new Prirna,.
or Ireland.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

aI--fil II . I
i During the last battle Of Manassas. sbbut !
i.claek. 7. MI as tie enemy bcgaHfb Give ~ az
Zen. BE verify Robinson was ordered by Get
l.plgstreet To Charge the fyiug inasses with lis
/ nFigaHe oelcasalfy- The brigade n4nbcTiIg !
thoFs nd gielk csnsIpsed o MuIsforA,sl AIJ4f's.
Hartman e anil Fiohknoyis reg 'nehts. was IinA-
! medi4lely putin g3etipn. hEit before lreadlisng
| tie Infantry Gen Elbinsari discovereti a ssiik
q g I'll the enemy fiteea hIi4dred strung dfAr.in
up pi the crest ftiie hill sErectIv Ia his frbnr
l<aNinE one pf his c.Asnpiles IN Eeserye NJ
caaTs9d VIII the qtheE tREce full al the enc
4 NY r1slkf. As aif fieil dtew Eear tho whole
lot the eheriY'k n liI5e fred fIle1rn foley ktbn
lithe;r carbnes mist OF ihl3 lullets hawewet
ilvAlkilIns hariI5essly ofer their beds It'll all.
o. ser instant The eEsasJ FeeeiveG Iii4 feiti id..
shFfY n ti.fFIliaa Es,Ds lhere xts a iAEse
a i;atflio hand tigist-for 4 Haosseht 5sli tile
enemy eke and fed N totai ruut Al bfk.t
zailslis Nas destroyed, ard every ihaii t4lt,ll
iei hls SAFETY Only IN the heelr1 efFn9sl knask
0nr davalEy folio : leg sbeai caseI cEsitita lhet
down. glii t.skihg PEisofiers lat every siePs BIZ
Etore FsacIaE frnifevlsic We had slI,IiI Et leaEf
1nrecI hlhhredL and dsptnred i've fi,Indaedlbfik
aneFs y iieIfst made tielr e4sapt bY liish;
4 y fald thcNldid not draiY . rein h,ol siadkdn
iiiesr llace qt,tEl they reached AIexFedFLa. ETJh
oi the.r csptAi and several other lcarn.nas
slaisf officers were left dead on the Held TAe
YalEkee plspers telpst the death ol tRsit com
iiiarsier. Cen. BafhEd, but il killed, Ills body
was d4rrged off by Ills men, u
Ws3haSe receirad this account ftorh a barli-
ciPaRt in file snsaaehlenk. Our inioimA4f ffroln
MS llqslilof AZ cAvafY officer. had fIiIo oI5-
p"riiIntses otEjndgIrg nf the ceasIitii,n oil RE
lankee troops during Aorstfeat. He drsthibbs
shehl as utterly demur1lfzeF and disotg5dizesi
lh9f htiEfesl kal iig in grest drofea ike ftSglt-
enso esfte officers and teu being snikig 5 dil-
ifses ifaiihie eHsl and iaexfFicaby gur Enei tdI-
i9WeY 70 & T. them hp amt slaughtered them al felsafe
Had the ron: taken place two h,IIrll air,l,
Ihs Ihi's efltirc army would have been jfstroyed br
takelI prisonsEa. lFrT
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

Gentlemen who lately Errired from SafDlk.
Virginia. inform IA that the Yankees are leav-
ing Suffolk very rapidly- They have broken
mp Their military works IN Nos1olks and at
arcQunts mere ladnsiriOusly sng.zed N des-
tToying tn public property throuEheuf f1nf
city R,ci-so-f Esq. I2kh.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

~ Th- Brsnios ksprbfsra. reports the
srTis Val Al FIcks5nfg of . s1easler from S1reve-
port. Red riS or. loadcd wifh sugar ard molas-
ses. and says that the orrction ~ our aathari-
tee u q battery AZ Port Hudson below the
mouth ef Rcd river. gives profsction % he
trade ef that river to ticks6ur<
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

FRE3ERsoK cITr--Frederick City. where
Gel Lee isl LIS headquarters as late an 10
the It'll is the third city IN Maryland Il is
situated on Carr1lI's Creek. = branch Of the
M0isocacy- from which latter i % only three
miles distant on It's Western Side The Bal
fininre and Ohio Railroad passes n little South
Of Frederick City ,bDt 4 branch raiiroz7i ihres
miles long. places them in conaecfioB- The
grest turnpike from Baltimore 10 Wheeling
passes through Frederick. The 4 stance 70
Baltimore is 50 niles 70 znnapolis IS miles /:
10 Washingtof. Guy - The country around
Frederiek a. exceedingly fertile and well cul-
fivated.S/ The popnlzfioa IN 1850 WAS 6.02S-
Ritimgna EnqsliTer. Sepi. IL.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

\ FEw OF ms MANED.-Twenfy-1ve hun
dred sick and wounded Yankee soldiers .rrire5
in Pinadelphia on the "Wednesday .,ter AZ,
great baftle- Many private fnruiiies ffre--
open tAe:r doors for the enterfaIrrpent 81 ~.
soldiers. The Fire Department took clare ~
many Of them. and the ladies u rhe refresh
menf saloon we're engaged until luse Al nighs
preparing lint and bandnees. -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

~ 1t ia said thai Gen. Buell. was Indignant
Al rhe surrender OF his forces az Hurireesboro
Wan'ler II his Indignation viii know anr
bcunds when he. himself Is overhauied AZ
Nashville. OF oaienhers sise. By - little more
grave" from GEN Bragxf
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

D9- The feidrals i,,.asf Of their army of
million aien- Some curious calcuiafor sars !.
Une mllli0. - nlsn = expressed on paper. lf.f
e. arm. eqniP aud feed such 4 hpSi has neter
yet been ess4yed by n civil1ei -poople. THE
llile marching N a single fie. allowing two
feet irr each soldier would stretch nearly three
hnndrei and eighty miles-and marching NJ
the rate Il thirsy mites per day Wonld occupy
nczll y -ro' Nccks "a passing given 5oinf
marching isl sections II four with the 1eces-
Eary room far baggage trains and Cavairv. ~
the rziu of t1irIs mikes Ter iay Iscy would
extend alle hundred and ffiy miles. and the
bad u column leaving . given poiut on
horias morlIing< the rear guard woaid f,ot
reach the s-Iae po.nl tiIl Friday night.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

DEATH oF Col FoEBEs.--We are pained 70
hear thzt-ainong the gallant dead Of the battle
o. Manassas Plains Is Col. Wm Forbes of thr.
l4th Tennessee Regiment He feH IN the
glorlons coiiict q the 30rh xith his harness
on he Was Rative of this civ = vrzduafe
Of the Virginia Military Institute and had
been IN the service iron the beginning II me
var. illustrating IN every 6eld of duty the de-
sofion Of the patriot and the courage and Ekili
Of the leader. His remains viii be brought 20
this city for iniermenf.- Richmond Hhiq.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

H. eolfeqils of tile al,Fkearkiics IL tLk
sInhli HF'Sat n vefsll points. General JbSks. the
eo1iif:.Iieet ot the district. has ,Dtdtfsd the
frpysst 4fsrSlsal af \ tlantss not 10 grant pass
p7tfs and slis ticket agents in mat c;tg bp,lio
s,IIl tickets 10 airbuli. Palmetto Nsvf,aT sI,;
GFantviIo and the i5,s 80 1, & I,Li,,
ttle Atlanta ala lTesi Point RniiFo, H.
Johesbpro Faye;te and S ritfinl .,,,
8 Macon RaiitoaH l9slrfI 1T.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

Mssi4vhile General Crpft's brigade had form
eslosl ale left. The Skirnsh hers had beeh dsfv-
en- IN, End the battle was o.cuiisg az al,lig The
Inc llIe 69th stood fast. aid replied TO the
enemy fllrionsiy. But the enemy sJol a pear.
eii IN OVERWHELMING force. IL MAS obvious if,.
splendid 69iil mus. so down unless SUPPORTED.
lfc = * Indiana under the gallant Lieut.. Col
rorpIig, was ordered up but ihroux sor
InislIIs !rsianding did Tot move according to
.iireetipn- Tie 69th Al last pressed is irre-
= sfillf force. gAys vNsy. Tie list now reacii-
ed tislroper point. kI; too late 10 sat4 Tie
bsia Il Tie eaeins notse Neoneeiiifo.l.l ii3ir fire
On 81. Li,ni. CoE lofp:pg's no Sc w.s now
sb9tl'iild e soOn fell de.sH willie inspiring his
eS,iiinsilsi- Soon a.ler Majes Cbnclslin ato fell
ky tits line Gen. e1uii = iilfee pieces II zIti-
ely ilad oleied II shori raIlSe. niii ,tsnis,eI
iElen lie ciieiny. Ami with cheering sscc-.Ss
tai 'Ael rebels ressqd upor him So hardly that
se sas forced 10 order t9le pieces - rk fise III
ericrfJ save them. Not tong after the Who'll
\ Ing ave way. aad the rIgil; 70 lbwed b-l4 ia
Sod fIldsr- gheh officers irfed israiiy their
sTN kch loi ganzations snd t.sc. nie.l re>i.iic.i
~isN NkcfIiy u e,.sis-ofder they canpiehcir.
I'd: MI inast-ef fillsn being wholly nE3lrIlied.
1eEc- NI.abie 70 exenu,e inanoeuvres Viii,
sere pAercd. and some OF tic fhcer~. as green
IS tbr taNn. were niallc 10 give iutiiIgeIi
oinuiliilA The fast e.ss,g enlei.t lasi-i Z aioni
t~o iioi.rs A(li half. and the loss Va heavy
on fJ,.tu sideA
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

need noiri the strongest government the coun.
Try has Eyer seen. And L needs no proplet 70
pyedlct that, without moro strength more Wig
orous power. larger grasp an 1 more enerketic
mastery q the resources which the country -
pouring into the hands Of the administration;
than we have had hithc;o. the Union cause Is
doomed Y ! speedy ard disastrous overtlirow
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16

oishfin 1ccfurt Of the Kentucky right.
The Cincinnati papers Of the ID give full
particulars Of Kirby Smiths victory at Rich
InSnd KY Il nrpeArs tfar Gen. Nelson. with
Ten Regiments of Oiio. indiana aud Michigan
troops. "a anced six miles from Richmond and
attacked lie Confederates. A slight skifraish
',ccnFreii on Friday. in which the FedeEals h:sa
the best ff il. On Saturday tlcy pushed for
ward again and the following is The
FEDEakIl AccoCSr ioF suE Fleuf- At RIcaxbsD.
The lile had scarcely been formed. xhs the
I,ickets qu the left reported the enemy aivan-
clng n fierce. Sharp firing VAS heard III that
silrecsiiin, and the %girnisiers on the left we're
soon isiafmiy engaged. Got long after fsards
the cneny were driven back the fightiliz he
enE m otlr favor. bnt rebel rein 0rccn mis- COM
NJ Up be colonel IN command q sk;rsu .shs,rs-
rspuItcd that he was hard i,sess5i. and hsked
for reiniprceniel'is. BY this tnie the fgst had
become lot. the enemy pressing forward with
infantry. The 69til lndiAua-a perfecrlS new
regireept just marched IRON tie harvest feeds
Of lnilann-under command 81 Col. Knrg if,.r-
mefly Lieut.. Col. cf the lOil Ohio VAS order
I'd IN assupport The resiniens on tie extreme
EFT Was then Staggering under terrific FIRE.
from the superior numbers and the 6erh was
shligea 10 move across an oFen-fefi vlii,4l was
isked lly ilesTcbal artillery But Col K0ri
bruug his ksllaili hoos.e 10 4 charge tlayo-
sets. ami dashed across the field nnfaitefnsIy.
inei falling AZ every step. but lie noble tIlous
closed VI with this steaainess and adslify oi
vcterfl.5 u sfE|
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-16
Tnr LINE acATK ToRvED.


After rcireatiQg between two and three miles.
Gen Manson RsAlIl formed IN line Of bzisle. Oh
range OF hills Extending through core fields.
MS gut covered BY woods His artillery v as
posted on the right AID left wings. anil when
he enemy came up X pursuit anothef sharp
artillery tight ienssfed II The rehels finally sent
heavy force through Nfe woods on tie right.
evidently intending 10 t1Sis the right f Slk; bni
ii,ey were met by the 18th Kentucky. Col
NarfeF. and another regiment AID another
severe iefigAgeIneiit eDAued our men Es,iiting
brave J. though III some confns on ON account
Oi ihtif extreme raAness. AtN one finl % they
sueceeded IL driving back their assailssiis but
The alter being heavily Reinforced. pressed
apoi them vigorously and noiwiihs anding
she yigor with which tiisy were resisted by
NArlel : regiment aud wo pieces PLAY uI,-
On them With canister az short range, they sue
ceedsd N tUrniag Hr tank and throwing. onr
Incn inio consnsIun.- Col. Warner was DANCE
OEsly. i 5 said MORALLY wounded ini this
lisht and his s,slniesit lost hes .iy- The men
seemed Bailie stricken. aisd tic enemy rfess-
ins lard upon them. Eiuii.ehti ;lseIn sevrreiy
aefois .hls open fields. ~
FHr DAT LOST Ssh SOS svbUSpEDi
i, w w4s now about 2 q clock, and 4at Was
leit 81 the colunnn--EoueW where aJoht 1000
neR-Sare pushing rapidly towar't- iiici,-
n.oisd. AbouI nilc from town ties were
u3et ~ Najor Gen. Nelson. pho had Just ar
fseA irqIu Le12tlgtofls And tee men were raj
lied sgnln and iofuled in line Of battle But
Tue aiisinhaiiion OF the rifle SIX Founders was
exhznst4d, aud small supply MAS leit for a
Il pDuis4 iiownzsr. Tins however. was got
into position, and was worked with gobd effect
until he ammunlsi lion y as exhausted, when ii
was seil. l. iho rear utisll mcTc uauld be-
hronsbtluP. Unfortunately. the road lad been
block ed up BY paiicky Ieamsters. andsjt was
long nIisle before the gun ~as brougHf tack
II Was ben too late Tor effective service Our
men sii4 fought bIaveiy. bat the enemy far
Unstiuul 4erfng our hille army finally eivefoped
them Oh every side. and. making yigbrons at
rae : ~ bl posats, routed and put khem 10
HIgis.
During the hast desperate Struggle General
Nelson was sosefeiy \ ounded by = HIusket
ball through the heshy iart OF the thigh. and
ne escaped IN the confusion which e1sued
wien 1lB line fih4ily broke Il is said tiist he
- nideBied TO Nijbr Green Clay. son lof GenI
Cas$ius ~ CIas tor his s4iely- MAJOR Clay
beng EfamiiiaF 7-i.iths country. having piiSied
aim safely inTcngh the rebel lines. We are 4
informed -Lat General Nelson rode sixteen
miles alter lie vas wDuudsd. but the excrucis-
ing pain ii,aliy obliged hl,u 10 seek refuge in
a ieiice coher n cOrllteld. from whence ne
was colveyed 70 Lexington b5'>laJof Gay
He ;rrifod IN this city last night. dnd IS a
kuett df Larz.i Anderson, Esq His-,~ound
vii nor counne hlua to ms room longer tlsn
ieliih III. probably
FCRsrIr NJ Ts8E EsEAT--RIcHNoSD 1AKEE-
The 4 emy .ollowed our fu<Itivss .iiiio Rich