New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
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Of No. 1.ol3 (Sept. PSI;
i..LEApC,0 ARTICLES Elssmosynay; Enssnd
frd ygence; sabine Pass. Missouri. The E9n2ins
l9s s. d a.soa 81 l5 fsS.'G ea i lsrs
OF Gaines iiliii The Recognition Cuesa9ni S9p
psrh.ad fsncyolcnec; Movement IN 'hsiiia'
Editorial Paragraphs
u..vAR NEWS sUnaARy: From Cen Mesdes
Army; From Gen bsns's Armyi RON Ger.
Grants Amy; From Gen. GilmoIos Army
froui Gen. sehose'ds Amy; FROM Gen. Fo1sTs
Amy; From Gen. Dlunts Army; Miscellaneous
IT. general NEWS SUMMARY.
V..FIOM wAsHINGToS Special Di'oa;eh'' to
Ihe " Y. Tribune.
v..FRoM EUROPE.
VI. MASS MEETING OF YOUNG MEN.
VII pnou ok. POsECRANs's ARMY: Tho Great
Rsttle. IN Georgia; Further Details OF tie farions
Il;h,irs; Cur Amy in Strong Position and zen, p
Tor the Rebcs; 1slo Prospects bnyh'eI'nsi to
.pf,rcements FOX Roseefln.; Brags iieeIilor,ed y
Lone.'reet and Ewcl De Peraie ANants oy INC
R,bis, They are Repulscd with DreaGu' oA"sh
VII. .qyy. THOMAS ATTACKED on MONDAY
iand.omsy RsEsl, tho 1s; fisSv. IN
s,rons Po.iiioni Another Attack Expected; oui
Army Ready to Meetit.
NouFS ,naa BE- D 5osed 10 SehHs on wedne.
Day; Oar Wounded Removed to iio'pisAlA
x..MAJOR-OEN. 0E0. II. THOMAS.
M.FHoM EAST TENNESSEE Tie Surrender ct
Tlford
xu..FEoM NORFOLK Correspondence of The N T.
inbune
XII. THE MEXICAN AND AMERICAN QUESTION
ABnoAD fhe PSpG .S VssS1s.asu 81 sts 81"
phen. Has No, Gone 10 Pah.; Gen FoFey'. Re-
por., no Arains Of the MeIicnns ftncs sisn,
milan Ito hing Of Belgian, and the Spanish
Government. Correspondence Of The h. Y.
Ts.sno
XIV THIe SIEGE OF CHARLESTON: PIors" Of r the
siege, On. Casu.ltles Few; The Lstc Gale; Fro.
scnsation to the 9th Ohio Re 1nientj Progress oi
the Rebel Batteries; SerenaGe to Gen Gilmore
Correspondence Of Tho n. \. lTiblns.
Xv.HEW PUBLICATIONS: Diapers Intellectual Do
veoqmcnt OF Europe.
XVI. THE MAINE ELECTION: Latest Additions and
Corrections of tho Vote for Governor; The Lesis'
xyn..r@@oM KENTUCKY Correspondents Of The N T.
XVIII LITTER FROM OUR SPECIAL coRRE-
ssgoNDENr WITH THE ARMY Or IhE
POTOMAC.
x.LETTERs FROM oUR SPECIAL CoRnE;,,
sPoNDEET WITH THE ARMY OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
xy..LATG SOUTHERN NEWS
xX..RUsSfAN FLEET IN OUR PORT Welcome to
the StTanger..
Xxu..yERY HARD CASH: Charles Eesds's New
Story; Chapter XANiV.
XIII. MORGAN; Tho Rebel Raider.
XXlV..OlllO STATE FAIR: Correspondence OF Inc ~
Tribune.
XIV. THE NATIONAL HORSE SHOW: Correspond.
ence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XVI. ILLINOIS HORTICULTURAL FAIR: Core
spondenee Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
XVII. .wEsTCHESTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY FAIR: Correspondence Of Xhe ~ T.
Tribune
XVIII. REBEL ACCOUNTS or THE LATE BATTLE
IN GEORGIA
xxx. WAR ITEMS.
XXX CITY NEWS.
XXXI..PERSONAL.
XXXu. POLITICAL.
XxXIn.. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXxIv. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XxXv. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, and Cattle Mar
k.ts specially Reported Tor The ~ \. Tribune
Trnns--Ons Copy for ono year. 81. Two Copies, one
year, IS. Five Copies, Que year, S1@. Zen Copiss
022 so.
For Club Of Twenty, We send an Extra Copy.
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