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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-03
ASSISTANT QUAarExNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 20, 1873. {
TAXIN KIND.

!. PhODUCEhS VIII DELL Eh LII Elm
hes th, city, under the circular from this o OF 18Th June
last, directed a. follows;
Wool mar delivered Captain W. FerguIcn, Cary
AID 18th streets.
Corn 0a Rye Hay apd Fodder to Ms1 Robert Archer
Bacons Ga Branch n)r Maynard at the Wsgn
Yard, on street.
Wheat, - Capt. p. A. Wexford, A. o. g.
All other articles Of food 10 Capt. y. Mgr, A. O. 8.
H. srtermAster ms uctrd give similar rotces In
their localities for the ilf Jrmsiion Of farmers.
LARKIN SMITH,
au10--2w Assistant Qasrtermaster Central.
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HOUSE AND LOT

AT BUCKINGHAM COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale privately our House and
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TN Lon contains of Land, and there cd
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purchase will apply to address the undersigned at this place.
J. B. GLOVER.
sep2-1m L. O. MoSELEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al persons holding claims against the ste Arm Of DAVIS DEu
4 Co will present the same - me for payment
s. H.. FoNDREN,
sept l-Ius Corner Rranklln and Mayo hts.
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gB-Pe.ersburg Express Stanton "viudicatpr,"
Rockingham Register" Lynchburg "Virginian" and
"Repubcan," Lexington Gazette" Wythevills "Dis.
PATCH apd Abingdon "Virginian," win publish
week al day of session, aud forward account 10 this
Department.
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WANTED-At the Roselen Cotton Factory,
w near this city,

10 whom liberal wages and employ viii be given
The Factory from the city With
houses operatives Ut the placs HILL, WARREN 90.
Petersburg, Aug g. 1880
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-03

LOB HIRE-Four negro women, amongst
l. whom Is superior cook, washer AM ironer without In
cumbance with child EACH and these good cook
ohec OF whom has twoi CHI liren,
accustomed 70 milking and work. Apply Immediately
d. A. C0CKE,
sepl-d3ts Once No. Law Building.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

WARHINcToN, Sept. "a. Advlces received
by the Government, to-day, from the Army of
the Cumberland, say that our wounded in the
late three days battle before Chattanooga have
been conveyed to the hospitals at Stevenson and
Bridgeport in Alabama, and thence to Nash.
vile, as fast as they were able to be removed
Richmond papers of the 22d have been re-
ceived. The Enquirer, in leader headed
" Victory in Georgia. says g Charleston aud
Chattanooga are the only points where the enc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO Will REFLECT


class of maladies prevail to fearful extent in com
muny booming at least 100000 youth of both sexes an
nuay to an carly grave. Thosedseases are very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifest atons or
haustlOn Marasmus wasting AM assumption OF
the tissues of the whole body short ness of brenthng
or hurried breathing on ascending hitler flight OF
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands and
Limbs, aversion to society and to CUISINES or study !;
dlmness of Eye sight loss OF Memory Dizz mess OF
the Head Neuralgia Pains in of the body
Pains in the Back or Limbs; LumbIgo, Dyspepsia OF
Indigestion; lrregularty o. the uowes; derange
tons OF the Kidneys and other glands OF the body,
Leucorrh9 or Fleur Albus, &c. Likewise Epilepsy
Hysteria and Nervous Spasms.
Now IN ninety -nine cases out of every one hunt
dred, all the above named disorders, anu a host o
Others not Named Is consumption of the Lungs, and
that most lnsldious and willy form of Consumption OF
the Spinal Nerve, known abes Dorsales and Ia bes
mesenerca have their seat ami origin diseases OF
the Pelvic Vscera Hence the want of success on the
part of the old school practice in treating ympoms
only.
DR., Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
hyglenc institution, is now engaged i'll treating thus
class OF modern maladies with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted bv the Institution is
new IL Is paseo upon scientific principles With newt
discovered remedies, without minerals or poison. The
actles OF cure are such that patients ed at
their homes III any part OF the country.
scorpions OF their case by letter and the med
cnes sent them by mail express Printed interrog
atorles Will be forwarded on application.
u consumption, Catarrh anu diseases Of the throat
cured as well at the homes of patents the ns itu
lon by sending the Cold Medicated Inhalng Balsamc
Vapors, with inhaler, and ample directions for their
and direct correspondence.
GrPatents applying for in,errogatories or advice
must lnclose return stamps, to meet attention.
pJ me attending physician will be found at the In
Sututlon Tor consultation, from A. NJ to p M, OF
each day Sundays, in the fer moon Address
-, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Fnyflclan 10 the Troy Lung and Hygienic In titut
Physician for Diseasesof the II art Throat
Lungs, 80 Fifth street, Toy, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

FORTRESS MONROE, sept. %. The Richmond
Examiner OF the 2lst contains the following:
Charleston Sept 20. Nothing unusual has
TRANSFERRED. The Monitors and Ironsldes are
with the bar. One of the Monitors was towed
out to-day. The enemy sworks on Morris Island
arerapdly increasing in strength.
The Dispafch of the ga says notwithstand-
ing collision has been predicted between
Meade and Lee for several days past, parties
from the army report every hing quiet.
An editorial in the Examiner OF the 22d saws
the trains conveyed no information yesterday
from Orange. beyond the supposit;on that bat
tie between Meade and Lee was imminent. On
Sunday both armies were drawn up in line of
battle, from half TO quarter of mile apart,
and at some points, we understand, 10 full view
of each other.
Under the circumstances it is almost imposs
bic TO see how the two armies can keep from
fighting.
WASHINGTON, Sept. a. The President by proc.
lamation releases Alexandra from blockade.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

my present the least appearance of fight. De-
teated at Chattanooga and driven back upon
Nashville, the Vallandigham men would carry
the election in Ohio with little difficulty" &c.
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RARE CHANCE
FOR
T A IL 0 r Z S S GIRLS

FIRST class workmen will please apply by mail or other,
wise, as long as this notice is in print, TO
:. G. WOOLSON.
Montpelier, Sept 10.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25
THE NEW YORF TINES.

Daily, (MOrning and Even lg. semi-Week.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. "A. A letter from the
Army of the Potomac, to-day says Gen Buford,
with a portion Of his division, drove the rebel
pickets on Tuesday through Madison Court
House. Three miles beyond, he met a strong
force of the enemy's cavalry, and after spirit
ed fight he forced them to retreat, and drove
them across the Rapldan at point where the
Gordonsvile pike reaches the river. Our casu-
altes were one killed and about twenty wound
ed. We took thirty-fve prisoners
On Tuesday body of rebel cavalry crossed
into Upper Mary land, and had not gone far be-
fore they were met by i portion Of Scotts nine
hundred and some infantry. A fight ensued
and some "a rebels were killed and wounded
The guerrilla chief Kincheloe and Is of his
men were recently captured ON the southern
side Of the Potomac, and sent to the old capt.
tai prison.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. A dispatch from
Gen. Rosecrans, dated at bis Headquarters last
night, says, g cannot be dislodged from my
present position"
Another dispatch, from one of Gen. Rose
GRAMS staff, written at l1:4O last night. says ::
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The Early PHYSICAL Degeneracy
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NEW YORK, Sept. "a. Reports from New
bern say rebel troops are massed in conside rable
force one liz position. Our forces are ready for
them if they advance. Gen. Fosteis arrange
ments are such as to inspire confidence that no
disaster can befall him.
Three hundred rebel prisoners, taken at Get.
tysburg and elsewhere, have joined the Sd In
diana regiment.
A Cairo dspatch of the 2lst gives report
that Prices army is reduced to 800 men, and
are fleeing before our cavalry toward Texas
Report says that the number of rebels surren
dered to Gen, Steele will amount to 1000 or
5000.
The Posts Washington dispatch says dele
CATION from Missouri Is now en- the way to
Washington to protest against the policy pur-
sued by Scho6eld.
Mr.. Anderson of Kentucky, member OF
Congress from Casey's district, has arrived. He
will give the war policy of the Administration
his hearty support,
Official advices from Gen. Rosecrans's army
state that there was no indication of another
battle. The rebel sosses on Saturday and Mon
day were tremendous.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

leated at Chattanooga and driven back upon
Nashville, the Vallandigham men would carry
the election in Ohio with little difficulty" &c
CINCINNATI, Sept. "a. Mr.. Shanks the cor
respondent of the New York Herald, has ar
rived from the battlefield, where he witnessed
the second days fighting. He says that official
reports of the battle from Washington are
in the main totally false, and that really the
army of the Cumberland has met with de-
feat, which must put it on the defensive !ol
some time to come
Gen. Thomas corps is really the only one
which did any fighting On the first day it de-
feated Longstreet with horrible slaughter, driv.
ing him in great confusion for over mile be-
You'd the Chickamangar river Longstreet, in
two hours fight lost 1000 men in killed, and
double thatin wounded. ..,
McCcok's and Crittenden's corps the same
day were both badly beaten, and the enemy
broke the centre, driving Crittenden's men in
every direction, The defeat of this part of the
line caused Thomas TO abandon his field and fall
back to protect his flank and re establish his
line. 44
At the same time the enemy, not knowing
what he had accomplished, failed to5J ursue the
advantage and Gems. Wood and Negley went
to the ceEtreand re-estabiished that portion of
the line, The day was ours, though the enemy
held the field. We had taken three pieces of
artillery more than we had lost ON the first day
On the,second day he (Thomas) saved Rose
Grams army hom annihilatiop. From 10 to IL
o clock on.Sunday be fought the enemy and
repulsed him In three charges, when finding
the assault jn vain, the enemy pushed forward
on the right and centre, and at the first charge
broke Crl.tendens and McClouds lines, anu
routed their entire commands, driving them in
disgraceful panic into Rossville and Chattan-
ooga.
Gen. Thomas still contested the day, and was
enable by timely ,einiorcements Of Gen. Gran,
ger, to hold position until night-fall, and
cover his retreat to RJssvlle.
The rebel loss in killed and wounded will ex-
coed our own, In killed he has lost double our
number. Gen. Roseorans is in no Danger but
at the time MIR. Shanks left Chattanooga the
danger to Burnside was imminent.
Mr.. Shanks left the battle field Sunday night,
and Chattanooga Monday noon. Rosecrans was
falling back on Chattanooga, where he was per-
tectly safe from all Bragg could do. His line
of communication was perfectly secure, and be
had plenty of ammunition DIT Chattanooga to
last month. The result is virtually defeat
to US, as We have lost greatly in materal--not
less than so pieces of artillery falling into the
hands of the enemy, tho gh Bragg's army re-
ceipt for 90
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W ARLINGTON, Sept. 26. Richmond papers of
yesterday morning have been received
The Sentinel cautions its readers against re-
ceiving the accounts so far received of the fight
at Chattanooga, as proof of entire success in that
quarter-admitting that the battles of Saturday
and MONDAY were not conclusive, though caim-
ing that the advantage was on the rebel side.
The Enquirer of the 23d states that the battle
commenced eight miles from Ringold, and on
Saturday Rosecrans' army was driven two miles
by combined charge of the corps under Gen
d. IL. Hill and Polk, the Union artillery fire
being the heaviest that has taken place in the
Longstreets corps made an attack and were re-
pulsed.
A dispatch reports that on Sunday night the
Union forces fell bach eight miles, and says that
the rebel loss was five thousand killed and
wounded In the two days fight, the proportion
of officers being very heavy, and clai4s that the
rebels took two Thousand prisoners and seven
pieces of artillery, A heavy smoke of that night
indicated that Gen. Rosecrans was burning his
stores. Another dispatch says that combined
attack by Hill and Longstreet's corps was 10
be made on Monday.
dispatch from Atlanta, dated Monday, saws
IL dispatch from Rnggold dated this morning.
reports that 40OO Union prisoners have been
taken and 80 pieces OF artillery and The rebels
are in pursuit. 1t also claims "a complete rebel
victory, but admit heavy loss in officers and
men. .#
Another dispatch states that Helm of K en-
lucky was killed, that Hood was mortally
wounded, and that Major Richmond of Folks
staff was killed.
A dispatch t1er states that on S lturiay night
Generals Hill and Longstreet made a combined
attack and took 5000 prisoners 1t adds that
they Will drive Rosecraps from Mission Ridge.
Governor Harris of Tenn, in his dispatch to
the Appeal, dated Sunday says that the two
days hard fighting had not had definite final
result, and that Generals j. C. Brown, Hood,
Gre G, Daniel Adams and John Helm were
wounded and disabled, and that The rebels bad
captured $500 prisoners and from twenty five to
thirty piece, of artillery.
Monday he telegraphs to the Appeal that the
rebel victory is complete, and that they had
taken SO pieces of artillery. 1t is reported that
we have taken 5000 prisoners, and we expect
20 pieces more of artillery to be brought in
WARRINGTON, Sept. "a. Advlces received
by the Government, to-day, from the Army of
the Cumberland, say that our wounded in the
late three DAYS battle before Chattanoooa hauo
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. The President by proc.
lamation releases Alexandra from blockade.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-07
Democrats Of Ohio, Be on
~ Your Guard

We are informed by gentleman who knows,
that the Brough Leaugue of Hamilton town
ship, Franklin country, decided at late meet
ing to have tickets printed like the Democrat
il tickets, containing the names of all Demo-
cratic candidates, except that of CLEMENT L..
VALLANDIGHAM. In place of his name, they
propose to print that of JOHN BRoUaH. There
is no doubt but what the Abolition Disunion
Leagnets throughout the State have all decf-
ded to do. the same thing. Let the Democrats at
all the voting places in the State be on their
guard, and see to it that nobody be cheated
into voting for the Abolition knight. .L,sfates-
man.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE !

! Let the people, of both parties, consider the
brutal abuse which the Republicans have be-
slowed upon the Democracy, and rcr.e.nbe.
those facts:
That when Pennsylvania was invaded by the
rebels, the only States which gave her any as
sistance, were New York and New Jersey,
both of which have Democratic Governors.
That in Massachusetts, an overwhelmingly
Republican State, the draft by one expedient
or another, is nulli6ed-the Government not
being able to get one in fifty of the men draft
ed
That when Ohio was invaded by John Nor
gan,, the Democracy responded with enthus
asm to the Governors call, and in no calamity
we're reluctant to take up arms.
That tie Democracy last year elected the
following State officers, viz: A supreme
Judge, Secretary of State School Commission
er, Attorney General and member of the
Board of Publ, Works, and although they
were all stigmatized as traitors while candi-
dates, yet since they have been in office. even
calumny itself has not dared to impeach their
patriotism.
That in Ohio, the Democratic party, and
every leader of the party, have inculcated obe-
dience to every law as sacred duty and that
the violence and even bloodshed, which dis
graces the State, is in every instance the work OF
Leaguers. instigated by Republican Office seek
ers-Logan Gazette.