Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

I'd" lfAA tNA'Ainw frHm AN AsAfuif FAff 70
Chatianooga. The 6-hting soon became
general. ihs rCbcls manuuv-rinE their
trooN finely. Early ia the action. the RIB
cis made an irnpctuous charge on thc IA
uous Loounis battery AMI captured Eve out
Of the - guns belonging % a. Capt.
Nanpelt. commanding the battery Wa IA
Ken P-i~oncr.
Attwo o'clcck. The contest was perfectly
terrifc. the roll ~ muskstry being far more
ooutiauos- AMI deafcniug than Al Stone
river. 1870 4. NJ. our division ceutrc
vas pashcd. broken and roated in disorder
Col Barncit planted a battery anI sooa
checked tie pursuing cncruy. who ia return.
~erc drivea IN disorder over the same
ground
Thc division Of Gen DAVIS M. thcn
driscn back ~ the rvt.cis. 18th hcavy loss.
AMI every gun of tie Sth Iudiana rcgiulcut
we're captured. ~hsn Gen DAVIS rallied his
forces and pu,hcd the enemy hack and ~
captured The guns
Gen. Reynolds lost heavily. but .tul,-
bornly held 81. position AM driving thc
enemy. bot never leasias his line.
Gen. Palmer. Mo vas ovcruhcIu~I.
failed O. 81 oa his whole battery. AMI to
guns were Lost. Nancl,,c although f-bi-
ing gsiianii,. io.s rr,uni AMI b,ing over
powered faded Co regain his position.
Oar lnc uas pressed severely AMI "a
1rrrd The rebels. cHuifaut over thcir Ar
parcat -accc,s. made thc air -r.ourl uith
cheers. They advanced along thc ~hoie
Eac ard vhsn v.thia fr,. thc u.a.kstrs ROT
icl from right O. icft. and uutl Eve o-e,lek.
vas tcrrlf-
6cn- Eosecrans CIV anxious. thc
wounded came I-olring Boz. AMI ibc rebel.
Aepi steadily moving uP o. D.. Ileadqaar-
ter New sforors vvrc opposed O. thr
rvbri.. anl fraa iii. tine urfl dark. tie
battle RACED Nth destructive fsr, AZ
d1sk. ~hcn thc f-in- hal almost e-as..l.
tlc rrhcis thrcw tor~arl frc.h troops anI
engaged o1r rieht. Tie action asaiu De-
came general until lons after dark. AMI
ra-~i Nth tae greatest fiery.
he battle To-. ar La bcea blood,
ono, AMI o1r los. BE- scr, hea,y. Tie r,t-
81 prisoners .ay that some ~ ticir rrri-
meats ar almost annihiiated Hoth ar-
m.es occupy tbc same ground A. ~hcn ibc
action began. We have captured several
hua3H-d prisoners. many % whom are from
the Eas'. w took Ten guns aud lost sew
en-
WasnrNeroN. >-pi a. The National
keP-hhcan saws tae enemy at,acked Crr.
Easecrans again on sunday morning Al
nine O'Clock Nth oversize uiin- nuuter-
The hafi.e ragged 6rryrly al da,. Arror-
ding 90 The latest accoauts received herr.
up o. two O'Clock tLi. afis moon. vhsrh Ia
thauanoo-a a. islt O'Clock lat evening.
ESQ. aud only two. oi Gya. Roam. ai-
VISIONS gave vas in utter pani- and cosss-
SION. arl FROM = 0oo o. iO. 0..I g tie.. h,.l
becn rallied ard e.t hack Oh tirir piarr..
wai'e ihc Fraa.aler % 80 any haa a-.
given ~ay o. r,trvatri. AMI a. The laie,;
moment as driving tLe aisancc q iL-
rrh~i army back. This vc know o., thr
latest news here. H. number q kTleI
AM wounded on h1;h eide. ~iu prolall,
uot fall Short OF thiriy thoa.auI.
ian Barns CO., SUNDAY.
Ihe Wasiin-toa S,arof TaesIas "a, On
accoa-t evidently derived from oiEeiaI
s.1rees. uLich is AZ f1Ii1us.
ca saturday the l3ih a d-noastrafion
vas made bg thr rehel. lr .tror. f.--.
vhich APPEAR 90 have BEEN r,f,II,,l f.r tb.
f'rrc untrr Gvn Thous.. " th o.. aira--
f.-. e. 90. frf.-.f ..H. e..