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Cincinnati, Sept. 2i.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2i. Is
Mr.. Shank, correspondent of the Herald,
has arrived here from the battle field of
Chickamango, where he witnessed the
two days fighting. He says that of6cial
reports Of the battle from Washington are
in the main totally false, aud that really
the Army Of the Cumberland has met
with defeat which must put it upon the
defensive for some time to come. Thorn
as Corps was really the only one which
did any fighting. On the first day it de-
feated Longstreet with horrible slaughI
ter, driving him in great confusion ovet
a mile across the Chickamango river.
Longstreet 10 two hours fighting lost a
thousand men killed and double that num-
Der wounded. McCook and Crittenden's
Corps the same day we're both badly beat
en-, and the enemy broke the center, driv-
ing Crittenden in every direction. The
defeat of this part of his line caused
Thomas to abandon his field and fall back
to protect his flank and re-establish his
line. At the same time the enemy, not
knowing what he had accidentally ac-
cidentaIly accomplished. failed to pursue
the advantage, and Wood and Negley
went in in the center and re-established
that part. 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 Thomas had
defeated Longstreet. On the second be
saved the army Of Rosecrans from ami
hilatiou. From 10 to I9 on Sunday be
fought the enemy and repulsed him in
three charges, when finding the assault
in vain, the enemy pushed forward on the
right and center, and at the FIRST charge
broke Crittenden and McCook' g lines and
routed their commands, driving them in
disgraeefui panic into Rossvills and Chat
tanooga. Thomas with his corps still held
the day, and was enabled By timely rein
forcements of Granger 70 hold position
until nightfall covered his retreat to
Rossville.
Mr.. Shank left the field at 7 a. m. Sun.
day night, and Chattanooga at noon of
Monday. Hosscrans was falling back on
Chattanooga where be was perfectly safe
from oil Bragg could do. His lines of
communication were perfectly secure ard
he had plenty Of ammunition and proyi-
sions in Chattanooga to stand month
siege. The result is. virtually defeat to
us, as we have lost tremendously in ma
terial, not less than fifty pieces Of artillery
falling into the hands of the enemy.
though Bragg only receipts for twenty.
The rebel loss in killed and wounded
will exceed our own. In killed he has
lost double our number. Rosecrans il
in no danger, but At the time Mr.. Shank
left Chattanooga the danger to Burnside
was very imminent.
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GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
eenpsssscy, prenAtsre Decay snd Yea,hful Esrsr,
ssusded BY desire 70 benefit others, will be hsppy
TO furnish to all who need is, Gree Of chsrge1 the re-
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addressins ~ ~ esfs-g JOHN D. o0DRN,
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Washington, Sept. "a.

Advices received by the Government
to-day from the army of the Cumberland
are to the effect that our wounded in the
late battles before Chattanooga have been
conveyed to hospitals at Stevens and
Bridgeport in Alabama, and thence taken
to Nashville rs fast as they are pro-
nounced able to be removed. The num-
Der of wounded received from the field is
not officially stated, nor whether any are
now in the hands rebels.
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9pefial Notices.

~ IsEAsEs OF THE NER vOUs, Sc NJ
Ii INAIs UnisAay AaB SKxsAL SrsSsM.-Nev
and reliable tssstme.s-in Reports Of the HOWARD
As8OCIATION-Senti In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address, Or. Q. sKlLLIN hoUGHToH,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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All applications answered By return - Ill vahos
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engines, fs-inch seycks, pinch cylinder; force
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Residesee on 9shstreet. besv hstn 4 Bondesu.
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Washington, Sept. "a.

A dispatch from Gen. Rosecrans, dated
at his headquarters last night, says: 81
cannot be dislodged from my present DO
sition."
Another dispatch from one Of Rose.
Grams staff, written at lao last night,
says: Fighting to-day"
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Worcester. Mass. Sent. "a

The Republican State Convention to-
day nominated Gov. Andrew for re-elec-
ton By acclamation.' All the present in
cumbeuts we're also nominated in the
same wav.
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Washington. Sent. "a.

Government has received Official inforl
nation from Commodore Belle of the
repulse of our forces under Gen. Frank
lin, sent to effect a landing at Sabine
Pass, and the capture by the rebels Of
the guAboats Clifton and Satellite with
their officers and most of their crews.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay ~, 1858.
FoTICE.-To ali persons having guns, revolvers
pistols, or munitions Of q any kind for sale are
ordered not 10 sell dsposs OF ths without rs,
obtaining permit from the undersigned by order ef
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this orier will be liable have
goods conacsted for the OF the Governments the
United States. JOHN STANNrs,
may2s-du Surveyor and Collector.
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~ NeCsfnsr Foufta axd Nm oeses0.
$3.50 - - ,ssBzA ia -
DAItY61fB CRY ov1Icx,
20 ~ Ho1EK 49,
P0ODUCB AND R8Ov1DlONDs
BLOUR-SupsYAEs ~ 50; Spin Wheat extra
%; es11 wheat Rxtss ~ IS. go f-
sg cORN nkAL--otso5 10 q 10 ' To- -, y
BBAn AID sHORTS-soe 10 81 ' tpebs.
SHIP sTUTY-soe. ~
y C0AN-4SsV bash.
sARLEY-75c TO 81 rs nominal.
WHnAT-Psll sectoei 90; Spring d507Ss bu.
RYR-3oe
OATS-33c.
NEW POTATOES -sO0ooc; Retail ~ per peck.
ABUTTKnt-CDnmonl lie; Chsise, IS 70 i7cj rstaii,
III 70 zoe.
EGGS-I6 to TIC.
CuvCwRve ~ * "a =, a sf
=
LAhD-SO 0t0.
MISUNDERSTANDING 68es Hans 11c; Sides exc.
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sUNDRIEs.

LEATHKR-soie3 0s IS :HHrness3s4S3.
HIDEs-Dry Riin,is eI7c; Dry saited II; srubby
ham price green g.. green sheep peits 1oe0
1 asxresn hog skies tse.
sEEOs-Timothy - 50 10 rs. Flax, ~ 80.
FEATHERS-3oa4s ~.
CHEksE-DenmArk IL 70 I3e-
BREF CAfTLH-lt4a4c gross.
sHEEP-ss 50 to 1851 ehead.
wooL-Ciean rubuashed. +ot so<: Ur~s,hed one
third iess.
oILs-Ceal OIL, 76c; '.ctall soc Lisssed OIL
u ,oDsi 90 Lard o. So 10 ~; retail q %; PIsa
OIL. - % 70 81 20.
BEEswAx-Tc-
FAT HoG.s-s3 oross.
RAGS -woslen u. Gotten ale.
NEW GUNyIES-lix 10 22i.
oLDIRoy-Is ,. Brass Toe ? = Copper
iec D.
kxcHAMsr.-on New YcrK u percent .bankabh
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and oineinnati u pei
cent st.Louis and Chicago Y per cent Gold Is
buying.
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sHEgTINGs h sHlRTING3-2o to Sc.
DRILLS-e6 TO 36c.
PRIsTS-l7. to zoe.
DELAINs-e2 10 .stc.
GINGHAMS-21 10 a5c.
CHADWICK COATS sPooL-ooc.
sKEiN THREAD-oI % to III 10.
FARMERS MECH. CASsIMERE-So tossc.
skiRT BR21p-soc 10 81 90.
CORSET JEAss-ao o 2se.
DENIAe-9o 70 33se.
TlCKisG-s0s 10 5oc-
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lRY TELEaRAPH.t
new York Market.
New York, Sap. 81
Fiour-Less active, and 5000 lower. Sales az
IS t0a5 ~ Extra State; IS soSe5 ~ X. H o.
wheat-Receip tsTs ba. Msrkesdus. ED1c low.
er Sales Al ~ o48si - iorchicssc ssr.ns; 81 osa
u y for Milwaukee Club; u aeSss =. f,r Winter
Red.
eCeFn-Reeeipss n go Lush. hsrs 1t sresed nrm
hut closed dull Sales 1t 166Ee-
oats--Nsrket frm. Sales nj e7074c
Lard-Dail and unchanged.
lBy rxLEsnAPH.1
stock Market.
New York, Sept. -.
stoeAs iover and closed heavy Money snd Er.
change unchanged.
Gold closed at 1854.
New York Ceatrai-I3h.
Erie--Io7f.
Reading-lITt
U. g. s's, ~ Coupons. Io7.
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II EMONS-5 Cases Fresh, just re-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

eating item Was music on the snare drum by q
Con Of W H Fristo, Ave years old. RhBlit;
tie boy elioited great applause. Gen, Putnam
then formed the procession aud marched back
to tho house, and the entire company was treat
ed 10 good cider, APPLES and cakes, and after
refreshments, those who felt disposed INDUCED
10 military dance. The ladies present made
o fine appearance, and nothing transpIred to
mar the feelings Of any one. All appeared
happy and cheerful, and at an early hour re-
turned to their respective homes ~ -
Yours, UNION.
p. Sat quarterly meeting of Fort Row
Association, held at Mount Pleasant Band Dec
%, the following resolution was unanimously
passed, and voted to be published 10 the States
man, Crisis and Advocate
RssoIued, That we have implicit confidence
10 the pure Democracy Of Hon. H. 8. Mannon.
During HE whole political life he has proved
himself an unHinching Democrat and fearless
friend to the Urion and the Constitution. Al
though bis life has been threatened BY the
DisuRioHists, yethe was firm and devoted to bis
country and his God. The late elections have
sustained him. ..F..- ri
ResolUsd, That We will cheerfuIly give him
our votes for Representative at the primary
election; also our music.
N. p. sLlGHARD,
Secretary Of Vallandigham Band No. 46.
JOHN @. MANNoN, Major.
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For he Ohio Statesman. /


Celebration of the 9Th Januarys 1S6S.
!. EpIToR Ono SrATrsMAN, Your paper having
Giasge circulation among the members of Fort
Row Association, you viii please permit one of
its members TO give briet account Of our 9Th
Of JsnnRry celebration which came OF OF the
school house near the residence of Hon. H. 8.
Maunou. An invitation having been given by
Major Msnnon, of the Vallsndigham Band, TO
Major Gelger's Band to attend, this celebrated
band accepted the invitation and arrived OF Mr..
Maunon's at two. O'Clock p. M. The firing Of
cannon some Eve miles distant told Of their ap-
proacb, and upon their arrival their old fash
Toned music cheered the hearts OF ell present,
and three tremendous cheers were given by the
ladies' and gentlemen for the Jersey (Geiger's)
Band. At three O'Clock the company SAT down
toa sumptuou, dinner, prepared with taste and
atyle by Mrs. Mannon and daughters (Misscs
Ellen sud Riiss). After dinner music By the
pand until seven P. NJ, when o procession was
for ed by Gen. Pasnam and marched 10 order
10 the school house. The crowd bang seated,
Col. Ailward, formerly Senator from this dis
trict, delivered an excellents spsech, followed BY
Mr.. Kaoles, Hon, II. q. Mannon aud Others. -
During the speaking several Fort Row military
bands arrived (MsI. Hardway, Belt, etc.) At
ter speaking, music BY the several bands gave
Q aopl ssyivips entertainment; and one Inter.
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Ohio 6tatesr,rar
List OF Killed and Wounded
at Murfreesboro.

| hILlCu anu VuunuGN
at Murfreesboro.
From the Cincinnati dlsstte.l
list of Killed and Wouadsd Of the Forty mint
Regiment Ohio VOluntseT Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel 8 Drake killed.
Major B Porter, wounded In shoulder &C.
Verely, In field hospital.
Company A, Captain T Gray commanding
-Killed: Corporals @ W Plott, William CLARK
prlvates John Roller and Charles Withsrbee. -
Wounded: Lieut. T ] Ray, slighly, 10 field hor.
pitsl; privates George Bsnham, severely, 10
feld hospital; Martin Butler, slightly, captured:
Salamus BoWlby, slightly. captured; Jas Lynch,
slightly, captured; David Bender, slightly, cap
tufed; A At,Ryan, severely, field hospitalj Jss
Brown, elightly, missingS 8 M Dixon, severely,
missingi James Gilpin, slightly, captured.
Company b, Captain Mccormick command.
Wounded: First Sergeant M T Lutz
sliehtly, Nashville hospital; privates Theodore
Gibson, severely. field hospital; William Boyer,
severely, field hospital; Jos H Van Meter, &C.
verely, field hospital; Alonzo P Havens, severe.
ly, field hospital; John M. Fisher, slightly, with
compaDyj Dan W Smith, slightly, field hog
pltal. ID s..
Company e--osps Amos Keller, killed; Lieut.
Aaron H Keller, wounded mortally; Corp Jss
Slough, killed; privAtes Jos Moore, Edward
p Hatten, Danl MessmoPe and William Myers,
killed Wounded: Privates John Knspple,
Owen H RAIDER, James P RAIDER, 8 w Bland,
Sam 4 Core, all sllghtly and In field hospitals;
Corp Geo T Cost, seriously, missiDgj privates
Chss spicer, seriously, iaissing; Oliver J Kel-
Ter, seriously, missing $50
Company D-Capt Geo W Culver. uounded,
slight, ia Nashville; Lieut. Milton Cowgirl,
wounded, slight, field hospital, Corp P B Black.
burn, wounded, missingj privates Amos B;ttE,
Nathah Ravert, @ w Mulbolland, c B Morgan,
8 A Durbrag, all slight, field hospital.
Company E, Lieut. Miller commanding. XII.
cd: Pfivates sidney Graham, Ruben King.
Woundedi VIM Hindmsn, severe, field hospi-
tal; Eli Warner, slight, field hospital, VIM Car
isle, severely, missingI Almond Rlker, severe.
ly, missingj Aaron Sohr. slighs, missing; Yous.
ton Eller, slight, Nashvillei RCbt Caldwell,
Pliny Trunbo, 8 F Smith, Henry Pennel and
Lorenzo Emmons, slight, Nsshvillei Oliver 6
Jacobs, slight, field hospital:
Company f, Lieut. John J KsssleE command.
ipg, Killed, Corporal Isaiah Perry; private
Isaac N Anderson. Wounded: Lieut.. o
Potter, slight, field hospital; Corp. E H Lew
man, severe, missing; prlvates L 8 Porter, Al
bert Dodge, severes W Burden, slight, in field
hoapitslt Sergt. l. Laughlin and private Joel
shutta, wounded and missing.
Company g., Lieut.. White commanding.
Killed; Sergt Joseph j BaaJm, Color Corp. M
Rummel. Wounded: Corp. Jno w Reynolds,
Jno Caldwell, Jno d Myers, slight, In tieid hos
pitsl, privates Jno Todd, Wm H Vance, slight,
Nashville. rs
Company II, Lieut.. Chance commanding
Wounded: LIST Sergt c W Everett, severe, field
hospital; Ssrgt F Werner, severe. field hospi-
tai; Corp. J w Leonard; privates julius Light
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FROM was aINGTON

WAsHNGroS, Jan. l2-The Pss:sic and
Mautank are st Bsaufort all we'll, the former
was not disabled. Professional men are highly
pleased With the secgoing qualities Of the new
Monitor, and see nothing co be improved ex.
-cept further Strengthening of the sections.
New YoRK, Jan. l3 "A Washington die.
patch to the Times says paper manufacturers
would seem to have the best Of IL In the House
against publishers, jadging from the. fact that
Mr. Colfax was unabie TO secure the consent Of
she committee Ways and Means for the con.
sideration of the bill reducing the tax en- im-
ported paper from twenty-five to ten per cent.
His mosion was tabled. Mr. Kellogglo of Illi-
nois secured the passage Of resolution In
atructing the committee to Inquire into the
expsdtency OF reducing duties on foreign rags
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N1w YoRK, Jan. l3.-The Herald's Beau

NEW YoRK, Jan. 13.-The Herald's Beau
fort correspondence states that the lron-clsd
Passiac lies at anchor in Beaufort roads.
learn that she suffered consider ible on her pass.
age down in tow of the State Of Georgia, and
at ono time was on the point Of being sban-
doned. The water was then making rapid head
way upon her, and oil hopes of keeping tfrom
thef fres given up, when one Of her officers,
reported to me to be the engineer, urged snoth.
er rally at the pumps. All hands, officers and
crew, went TO work, and fnally succeeded In
keeping her free until the storm sbsted,
The irOn.clad Montank, Capt, Wordsn. at,
tempted TO enter the harbor Monday morning,
in charge Of a coast pilot, and struck on Shack
elford shoals. The accident occssioned the
misplacement Of buoy, and the Montsnk re-
manned fast until six O'Clock P NJ. when, by
the assistance of tug boatsi she vas got aAost
and was towed into the harbor aud anchored
abreast Fort Macon. She was entirely upin-
inred ar
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The Alabama-Nsws from variou.
Quarters-mOvem ma onIs of Troons,

NEW YoRR, Jan. ia naval oiicer states.
from Information in his possession, that be be.
lieves tho pirate Alabama has gone, or will 20,
to the eastern Hemisphere. Semmes ia known
to have contemplated a cruise on the coast of
Africa and Southern Asia.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent. states that
therebels are suffering seriously by the des.ruc.
zion Of the railroad at Goldsboro. They have
sent numbers Of negroes to repair the track,
protected BY large force under Evans.
French's rebel divieion has been moved rom
Petersburg to Raleigh.
!, A portion OF Lees army has been sen, to
Richmond, ready TO march 10 North Carolina.
Foster has been heavily reinforced, aud Ia de-
termined to keep railroad communication sew
cred between Richmond and the Gulf States,
4 10 generally conceded that the large feet
at NeWbern is designed for the capture Of VIII
mington.
l.is rumored that an attack will soon be On de
on Charleston. Negley's division and many
ether troops ara ready for action. Beaufors and
Neytern hsibOrs are filled with .gunboala and
transports
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
The Republican Senators Dotermin.
ed 40 Btehk mp Ghe Cabinet.

NEw YoRK, Jan, l3--The Herald publishes
eerles OF resolutions which Il says were adopt.
ed unanimously blythe Republican members Of
the Senate. The fra: states that the only course
to preservethe national existence s vigorous
prosecution Of the war. 81, The President
ahould be aided by Cabinet agreeing with him
in policy and principle. This state Of things
SO and the public dome believe exist; therefore,
changes shoald be made 10 secure this unity.
81, The Cabinet should be exclusively COM
posed Of Statesmen who give cordial, resolute
and unwayering support TO the principles and
purposes first stated, 4,h,3 IL 10 unWiss and
unsafe to commit the direction, conduct or exc
cution OF any military operation, or separate
command or enterprises to any one who is not
q cordial believer and supporter Of the princi-
pies and purposes above stated.
Here follow the names of twenty six Sens-
tors The resolutions we're presented by COM
mittee of nine 70 the President, and await the
action Of the Executive.
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Commanding Mlsss,ippi Squadron.
.-ll.. RHNDkzvoUs AT cINcINEAgI
NO. s EAST FRONT STREET.
AS. EOWEN,
r . acting aster, -
dsc2S dim - Recruiting Officer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

New YoRk, Jan. l3.-A special dispatch Of
Jan. IL, from headquarters Of the army, states
that 0 fufr brigade Of the enemy, previously
visible upon the hills directly south Of Sum.
ner's headquarters, were yesterday, after the
storm of Saturday, undiscoyerabie. Daring
the forenoon tents lay upon the grouad aud
'smouldering camp fres indicated that the en-
emy left their position before day. Later In
the day, wagons came and gathered the tents
and moved OF upon the telegraph F0Adsouth-
ward. New tents were today between south
and 30 deg. west Of south, but no increase Of
camp fees was observed. ou h gacS5
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Secretary Stanton Go n e;Irs,

New YoRK, Jan. 13--The Herald's Wash.
iDgton dispatch states: IL ls said by friends Of
Mr.. Stanton and his assistant Mr.. Watson, thar
both of them embarked in the service Of the
Government for single year, with. view to
give impulse to the affairs of the War Depart.
ment, and that year being now near lis expira-
tion, it has been signifed that they will retire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
The weehawkin a Success,

NEw YoRK, Jan. 13.--The Iron-clad battery
WeekAwkin, Captain Rodgers, left the navy
yard Saturday on her t1ial trip, under the
auspices Of the Government. She steamed up
the rves as far as the palissdes making over
seven knoia.- On the Eay nine shotawe ere fred,
which demonstrated the complete suceess Of the
entire arfaBgements--a success which ie said
to be the most gratifying yet-experienced. She
aiil sail th!s evening or tomorrow morning. In
company With the Nahant and convoys, to Join
the other portion of the feet,