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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09
JEFF Davis Fulrihation Against General

.Frla 10 Essii ps,sn Clreui iei-. De- -
Ne ptei|si .ss sI,ornirl., a liroclAnation OF
ti.c frr-Edeai q so-caadd SoafhErn Con
-ders y aHned Expressly aEi isfstiely a.
Sea. Buiier. oar Ell. gsiic rfnan4-ii-r e He-
Jri~au-- Ne ihit or res ;rrs wiH Justify
~ IN ciitracisrizia tlsis as ihs u.u.i diF-racs-
sil l.=l % yri issiifi ~ trait Efea.rst lf C;.z-
cons tie Soutiieril Cunfeslerscy- & i filed
Niih rlisrerfeSe eSelsi4iious and ii.lsehooll<. a1d
IA 81 lhfi i fas=.ss p .ai-an. brutal ana COW
.-diy retrn-ez hit do Eof n c-. 60 Z c-ss
r-s-r- agrrat aaiF1h sccii as tIie lonieieracy
claims i1 b.. i.spllSil It's ro -t.tnssi retre-
senfatlrf= Ia r,rllrdrl ~ srch ciir y ak2ii'e
leras - haired srfl ierrr II SINGLE nd :
Y.dnal d - n-artff apps o.rii,s - are tie
sAecnrieus II Clrfl-s J. ~ e fou4ihrals,
AMI rhe sze.;sisot III I-onis XVI by ths Tie
Dbifs; ard ii.cee n3lirlcfs led seine sfo~ ri
reason. oec-ls racil Vi lnr sictirzs pas he
iicad of tifo Ia, =. IL fiariy-lh- centre arolr.i
. fh;ch al ihe orrilsn,s .; tie rsbeliss,n raj
F, lied Biz 1ea- Bdllcr IL slniily tubsfdinale
! ulniani.IE slsflil department.. oi.e 1irr iLs
y tess IS, ~ sni Hsiess. znd resiss.zilis q
/. We iuDk tl'or - $ siiiiAy "a PsTtion - }
lc0Aces til r.ose'n4hi s-s part 81 tie ene
mics VI lie E-strmarl- tsih Soflh I'D
l'snain 10 have ond loi urT ksosi -flici-iat n1
g q liisiL.s rss-llssi frsAi, = Fos-siol ~h-r-
,ae - dt'n., peri fnore dap'akr 81 ife rrb
Isl c,nzs g ~ ary l.ihcr c5nuscird p'iIi ilr
l.feirial Soyrrl.fsei Z. For nionflis ilie NsN
iisgk esuf' afd aIefaiG izse te-rtid rifh
rctsrsf sanders III cii t;eii Babe li.d have
iel1rnoi IN Z 81 lsIl l,usy idf. is E-nlcskl L.r
li.--.-4 r Nr--- ttlI--is - ti.s i,.-.s-f st-
tAe Set s.ioni~is l,rs ret receive fist< =
sous im a sirai Il 81 ifrn. Batter. lii his
fd.cssal ve ianrr rnich Las pre-, ei,irl iils
-i.efay fraiii tlsr getting Al hisn or getting
ut OF bic eiRichei has fxaspcrafrsi iiieni 4,
lie lasi degree. livery ethi,soi. ir.-iiieir i.sr
Ter Lssl 4een male H decrg h.s abilities an ~
tiacsstl his talne Ind iasl IL Al cones ihi
loulyihs ard msiiltuifed threat al Davis 4
flang B ina i lie cad-les MN.
Ihs - erit anslher instance of the cssps
Ifalion ID he Re.ei cause 4 iosorninei.
that feiI strong ADD roiitdeut Nuu.li rsss
lescsld 10 petty An s1aibitiDn ef nisiic
nd rsvease az this docneient evinces. Il
proof Of the terror which tho emaucipziis
iproclzmaliol ol ~ Pfesidenf las sifucs I
the hsart q tas 5,ebels.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09

ae Esi.sh Gbftt.sn,trf hss i,.ssse.t - D.
Hasn.: -sesssi 10 aliis- sa-t,,.rins tcis-
srt::sii 10 caai.leEf iessssil ~ iriill-c4 io.'
4 -ireei FL 'afr hst Iiisata
Isl iiFo lass actk Ns.is lie k4aiic4 -H;uc. 81 A.
u & is.nlrz * t.e tdfsrEs feft II ir ---af.s=e
lnfilag dsstscia dii : fi--tc %iil K .irtss IRAN.
Eae Ir;,.S;l /. ;rf sa,.i aesh AZ 81 .i.e cizs,s ~
lltsdei ar,neIf 81 sle I.pai SaiDe ,ays tia
a5a6ua ~sirssasl iarr dsf.iiait. TIE ran.
II siser III tza. ~ last hc. lle~t resoil lrce-
it,f Te' e'.cE Sc fkE1sl .fsge l.a, ieisilcr in3ne,
ics credit
Il lise <tS casskF eis7 Il j. igslr:a is not -
lsrai6ci.ee Is 4 lHss -xpdrsealo be. The
.,ti's.s ~ AIRY ,l.'risha prqto-ed 70 cul-
Hittts eassasliis lfas co,iiiisB lasf Withdrawn.
III TIE nfeslsss + s.sarner Herai had arrived
lst Liver pool troslI flasisss4n. with cargo Of
lks.tinn ani 81 plsieJgets amofg Ihem IS ST
L4histFsi Nsw Ofic2tr Who nsn a coltfact
pm .i.1 sifteiscr faF ni,kieg IA grape shat
fsso.ver, d width le = ihe iflvensor ): Sir
HBsAn. COTTON nitscllanf osltne same city. who
Aad hses. lsnisnHaG - RHticF . llsree years
|hJ.i l4lnr uaH cis~isl aid bzll and Ilca.
INanry r'ise-.s i4 Pslis cn foufsder.,e brsi
ness.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09
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clhriiIf W HE


fT,BEl next SesSioa ii !, slslif p al fnl iAe
i on the FftsSli aitlNif - ,is ftisl fE
ihe dire cttnn and sli>i H. if lefe Dir fit
shaw who fasl ts.i Etliasg4 81 alisf s4f ihsr
fnonth4. Hi
The ifrnsters II l.l3itE T. Z Haea Ett'f4t 2 sdtl'
most SspeeiaY tf-isi T. lsts 81 1eaH trsii f-f
daughters 20 educafe. 4. sciss 1lfs1 tsH <ief
Air. ri tadshaN hsS fhE ehh4 II Iil -ilfit 3, las
,aft s mouths 2 ring wf4 aisisd e'ilhf Ht1.al.
ample anS - rii -bt ~ ull ssFs hf tilsi II III
Trustees patrnt nd sii.s srf tie sfta s IS blt
ter time for meat lleaie flss Il q PINE AS IL
monty j. plenty estT3 tliii1- I. iriSf Ffss3 iet
tHo prices, ard te Inti"nt tp tls PIP HI IF tte saf
that u was E1'lu rfttt thing Fi> IN tfiy nefisfs
What excuse cxs iheFe he noiw i4f - ltif r'k
lecis to educate Ms langtteHs Na1t5 ldl4Eie aslE
in CicIeiahd h, atiAy locality = II rstiti
with an excalIeDt INSTRUCTOR hide 81 efrl,
Oi Assistants. 10 instruct al who fay f1tHr9 VII
II eir 5atronape n II one abe ~ ilr tiFfh yt.ulA
u The wheel and build up snlh a 5 hl-f hi ~ II bel
4 e1lcpkblc bcne6t 10 Is ana as heftdf ftI iawaE
We have the tuHding aud We elsye tle iff-hePs y
balance deyolyps upon the People y eii9ge II 'lt
nobly perform thcif duty. f.H EsIf
The Trustees aTts thankful 70 tlf ftzetfs Fof II.
patronage bestowed uIion Dir. itaHerT lhsifio;s Il
and are glad 10 knew that nndtF 1Y< s.fiiits Etasf
fhe Institution has net los. 4n y Y feIli
,ation Il sustained ia the bffii AZ n E;sF}
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TAKEN UeL

Sf r,r5,r;tsef Al 81 he stiftsfS antiaritfts
y ~ CtzitanAoca p4 fel3i f f9ttpfi II i9ez. az
Eore ieees tIy cernifsed - ar aeiIg tatef oI i''e
Peace for the csrty pi HlEiltsa tfiri = tne Il Z
pf December 1s62. bferi 1hv fkh;lfa ms nAne
JOHN. and say~ he brsi's,s n y :, siiff of Men-
bfrb TLs s,erer i. isaSi.41esl Ill tltiss Drvatd
i,y6xei sta1 5,d ik. sil out ct Jail
aesio ls II SW 4IiIl TailoEl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09

RIcHxosD. jan 2-Two hundred abolition
prisoners arrived hero to-day from above
Ncrihera~ dates 10 the llBf. lave been re-
ceived BY the Enquire
James Brooks rnadea speech AZ meeting.
in New York. on Tuesday AT which resoln-
lions we're unanimously adopted. requesting
New Jersey. on account Of her Revoiu i6naTy
|histoFi and pSsf associations. TO invite all the
Stafeslto meet IN coavenfosh. IN Louisville. in
Febrnsrv They also call upon New Jersey
To askirerrnixsiou Of the President to allow her
70 Fepd delegates 10 the States m reociiinn-
md Invite their represeu-Atl ton N this oonten-
lion; hid in the event the States IN rebellion
szred 10 be represented. they ask Lincoln 10
proclaim an aruiistice BY land and SEA for SIX
monihs Brooks was Enthusiastically ap-
plaufsa..
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ThelLondon Times says Lincoln message
is a BID for peace. His eslanoipsfion plan II
dsuoriinatss a dream.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09
n Nv AooIIos tsS tcsoSsnIsslos zou.r.

20 re- NaiS st.. trschnrns "a -..
Tae underziEnet haze asEoriatsd theusslrsI tsrsIk
ndrr lie style and frm q Jarhss p 8coil G..
SO lie pnfpur a pe1t1c.inE Esnsral ACCTIo1
and COMMISSION BUSINESS Ihey kara r1rI11
that llrrr and sisgant buildnE. M lo1 Main 1rrsf
l. ynchhnfz. "a. lteIy occlpisd by Jn1- II. DnTh 4
Co.. and the 1t day of fDecemoef naEk. III =
rrady RESERVE Hrrchsndise of tl kini1 i1r prirnl
and zeiipn sales They Solicit conl irnn1ntl of N1s
ufsclured and 6InotinE Iobacco. 6111rI. HclnurIr.
Co1ee. trd other Groceries. Bale Cotlc1 sd colL1n
Fnbtics'u AL GRADES. Hcolsn Gol1B. Boull EkrIrnnf
leather md All oiner gods uSnaIly oElrsl ior ais
Their trst Auction WI tAke pl1to N o4rlT a.
n lecenbcr- o. rhich d1c ncii1a, VIA salll.rn5
~iIi - p1hii~htd- rt 49,
They rt~pertully reisr 70 ths nsrehEsiI "a -
ness msn q RichnPnd. PstrrrblrE D.1rIII. 1zi > I
ciiieE 81 The South. uhc18 I'D nn1 co-anarrlInr
vii hs cliy anpreeAted-
JAS. p SCOTT O. =. r.-
or ihs late frn .ot Jnhn T. D1rn = 60
HENRI 2. BOCOCE.
Nm r. PARRISH-
Member of he frm q Bocock = Parri1l
Tie concern e Bocock A rnrrIrh. Ne nrIInr
street.. I'll confinns ~ ths 80 sta1d - u1n1L
deri7-,En BDcOk X tfARRl18-
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Five dhys sner ths ronscriptl ofa1y cou1Ir lnra
bee1 orderEd q a<se ents. rsuari e - doIII n
he paid lpr the apr hensio1 nnd dalip1ry =
irE % s.id co1nty Who my have Aid :, 1n19ll
The rail- -|4 D. l|'| |7''|'' p. '.. =
kKlenlf1 q tranEpoTfnti1n viii be pnid-
Ptr-ons haFinE dsfaltd lrantcripfr c1rlI11lI1n .,
en1Tloynent IN he Nifre defzr1ne1r e - n
roads. siened by the luperi1tendenl. ncl - -
inltffered VITA .-- 50 5000. 4 -
Tie ranes and desrriptipns 81 all conrcripls -
have iail.d % ansvt re cd. my ~ pr1cnrI1 ii
hi. tfce af The nee Of The elrotInr - ceu II
the county & d. BLAKE. IL. Col q So =
lani-f foQ4and.nt q Co.npips.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-09
"a Ifha Farnlers of j

nUR armies nes.i al the I4-is- Na3F IEa a
- fatcr AID iii, al pfice1 vii f474Hfl itH cod
Hogs. Ieeve- AID i..sl'.. E.ts III l1<#
have brfp - lciec q the apt ds1Hii i + 2 isl
beryes corn. Sr n f1iSt Ter sFfe. Ill tl
a sufficient nunhar - agFsts ts ri VI Hfi II ! 4
sheir ttrrtor5 and rtH ia Due It.lI9 t4A I'll tfsl
names. T. HlAl III
| baye deiarfnssled 4 lntkst pthirk l#liNiff IN
liberal and nsfe efTrF Ing Fa H l-f Ffiaf I'm Il. IA
biz FOR nhrk viii DC faigenei fAl-1 fHlEiiletA HI
Ny osEce, ia tae nresenig il ht.iIih sf3 iE ri A
move ~ Knoxville ssIl+ ~ tsIs atif4ifsE III f-1
ehher point willis stteEscs. II I'll III
Il. ff 4 \ ailAlt III n
scpspif A4lafaaf Iii ts
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5000 RIWARD

DUNAwsg or rs asrssrA a1 b5 Fs+sl islAsssf
II on III stst i>s lbf 81 ss-r 1lltlr >a.it
IS: abouts1 xc4rs ili. & tss@lit5'a fA -alHje t5l
about : seti 5 r>is= - 'ir fl~ HA l-9 ~
~ pounis fsnai Fiji SIS - s4fl f9tt (
she wiiiftes - sr tY-- hs .ffk a--l 1tlf n =
1fyf tx 7h ~ 4, i1s.a II -tl irt-E a=ls-
z1o i. -, - ~. re- n lsas nefsi III
aiEer llaas tsrz< ss slf ttll- i'fF Fe<g Il
slEthtT ssih y - "a h14s ftrA1 fg a,s1
lhe prolstIi.a ~ = s.4s iti-e 4Fllf q
alone. ahd ssfteH5! A. 81 tF iftl th.i itlEfl 4
sr cof:i te Ees y x 49, ffI - STA 7rt si-i
receive khe asslss fz.s-t- - T II ~ .r4d
Tentes4es. - lri. sd 8 1fff lsfHI
4Cis- s-yr aid. Aat5sss.ss4 - ll fq'i1-
l(Detia 81 ssffaI-a-se = rise Ill ifif > r
hveia fisseft ~ sf ssafs. s1ISi1s ~ :
hsr var fits II .ce li. - slte al tif r- -
vii pat fst5 q, 5t- ."f f.es fessn 81 ~
any reEkoh u IA blainF. ~ hstt< II rt{'~s ~
Infrnshtr CO 4~eiaipg - nj fh-lsfts sfs reeS
sit felhbr,ps.y n Tarte,i hssi I'll st kf+
AalTEsF H@ II II 3itli sA D.i.
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Is AlkeiEs vsli 9see.i thai li.spFisei..nsp,
h1a ass st Isss eiufase9i 9i the. Fart
Aapssl sas EHkstEl liz gsc slss. lsse- 1
Il t1 stf 4aft = Hire. ei,i srsil @sis Il
t.s7tti Il fFH III liss kaszFIrss = IA,
sa spsiiiE sllzl sA.sl 4.4 s'ri- - lfsflf
IN lliss sfslail- kiIts EeFzi-fI p,s ~
ar4 sfta4t AzbEE -l.l AID iilf essis
.s sss -.as=fk- iApf Hsead fls 1ettia. tassf
haH "a. s.s fi4 i9skatb- Ar js-t p nHlr
bets ) -fstH fsE aFSlr- i.F. = I. -ls-.ths
lso.s eft, itlil- litr 81 3llsfs s-ot, {, sr r.
ia ses 81 = fss1 sd lEsi5rIEhsse - .llt>i.s
u Il c1ss H. .E-4.f + 4. a. g.. n<1 ~
p ial H.. + IS a .S-Fll' A. l5s.- sAsasS
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sa4 IS sl.r,k ~ se sssi.5sse1 4 lrir
s5.ds .s ik>-is ! ~. y ssi44t :is s.- ..-'i|af
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81 fs.e 4 rall,saiks 81 s-s i- sly - i-Fi NJ IL
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i y taf. - Aia1s-s "a s.4zs s44,i 70 e --lsa
# 49, ,s nd assH si'hl -t4k litfEr sas 60
II hsFa-s1 H. -e'si l;r{ s'i's.nS a7f
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+ 1T TtHkE+ j ! rttia.5fa II Refl-,fDTd
eiiis IN IL llisss tas r. s.ses- sol -
iA, issE afbEp. Joibl t;as. ~ Il iah COUNTY h,.,
f II 1Fe hss3-s NFEs q i<,
4 ---=.-f-
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t;ssst Fssi.atal Plmeay-
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7. si h qf5kl {es s;alaaanI II sisfe 5.
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1T sAdIrsgiA d ti9i s4i'ussts drss.
/ \ 9s RS i1 q xasfef ti.ske fellows 10
II sis. lasIl|ti f = x zyins iqFfi
/ HaailkEs- &s arE i.ths EzsivffnE9cnt to r.
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! lss oks t ssai7rs lwhiic men could br
4 d-.ai 4.f III bErei Is sose,I see ,l,a. fof ' a
xn5v 8FeyH IS qHtife rStlll iagH
l. Tn lsAfiaii 4gaHsstFe I,.sstift At .ca1t tf:s
Il 4f lhkn. i4d il rfil all15ss;rr ID r.,
+ flasI Hid Fia dHtAer lher make -
bad ,ls~3d5a't' fosg fssx s'kvesl ard i tia sfmi
frneiih3.Is iiemr = z1avk Iiie slave
R raHEFs l. s.sisasirh a 81 saiaosiiie.
Aasi ile Paa III g Ifif- siief FIR uyh T.u
/ fEafrsi4i. HID iil ra,seli oElirk
I lii l{H af~- e...-.
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In the Ornamental DeF-itHncai ta Ir'kslS4iL ~
be rnGde OF tie otdinafy rriets- FL
The rule Of payment y oHftialt ~ fii'i is II
oy the middle II the term- 3 Hill sl, HI
Board can be had In geed laIalii1sj htaHas csGsf1
lent boarding houses Kept P9fpose 11f fe a. 4 6
az reasonable tates. i.,nes II tR > silit2 ~ ~
month E. tfrIal - II 'fN,s,l f
decso SfstetriFt sf1 sreafssrst
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-oakoat s.onatain Properly for sale.
interest to be Paid on Intersst-Benriur
IIeasurT Notea.

Treasury Notes.
Hiifcrs n Interest b-4rin< Tis rury SotsI an
Atrrby iaet that te nterrsi uhich rhrlI - -
ihrIta the 1rst daf % January next. uI - bid
TIE TftaEufy elhfr % fhf tslusi1orirs - -
fira-lr3 Prtsentaiior a tha notes. lcc1u ,an1I
by dtsrr' I've s<leduie In duplir1le- 80
kiEncd C.sG. nEhniNCER
fscfefary 81 1rs1sury-
Interest On fhs shors dsscfibe6 Nniss uln - pa,a
BY 1rs~e Iholnas prFesitary a. he Baok - Talnur
sse a. Chlfta1nnr1- ~ =
jans-frh
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TAKEN R

A A-fslspiar.srt-h - f4 a. aisi HsttEAl jiESef
/. ! /. !. !.
A all ffsafs-e FL rle. ll5IHlH ifflses a
aroEe = Jos stsstsitsisikF if7s -t.tftr 4
Peir- hiF4f4o ll,ff I'll b frr- lfA4EHfE Eil = 4
18th o;lI4er..ss ae.sr i Ff lis slfe Z 7ra|
AZ X lshd t-i ne 81 L. Hz # tilI fllft q
White fAiinfy. laft rssc fy = Fisf f K ss<5t
I'D fer / ihehdsh sil.f ilxnst s. lgH r. A
come istrrnGd PROS lsi5ile s Is l.f ft-lll
higl cat IL al = II Slh1tiH 4
dcc7i s HI ltft--s
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kIcHNoKp, Dec IA dispatch to the fan
kes Navy Department c0ufrrns the io.. Of ,hs
MonisDr OF Hstterass
The Washington torrespoadsni of ths \
Y. Herald mentions rsn0r that Linooln 10
about TO take the heId in person IN Eirrinia-
Mcclellan is 10 Be sent % Fortrss. Nonrss
70 organize force fhtrs.
In tie New York Chamber of Commerce the
snbjett Of The steamer Alabama was taken up.
when olc member sid there we're foortssn
sessels searching for her. ana that in ths
for,heoning iaisins OF the biorkade Al W.
ningson. she bloekadihg squadron here F0uld
join IN Pursnir-
RIcuNoxD. Dec 7.-A correspondent Of The
Chicago Tines. says that in response 10 cir
cular from Gov Robinson. Two thirds sf ths
usep,ters of the Legislators Of Kensurky. have
. err's+e5 >. ler-- q s-ki.- - Slafr oui q
the Union II I-iucn.u csnaneil eilafion proci.-a-
lion IS enforced
FROM The SOUTHWEST
\ MsnnE De-. 7.-A Special dispatch - The
ADVERTISE and Register dated Grsnaia. ess-
sih. ssys an aid Of Gen Forresfs .rrir.d iri---
ing reports Of si,s csistsrs Of Trentpa. rs,i1p
City ani HumbOldi. nth over tuo tbossand
prisoners two cannon ansl : large amount q
com,nissary stores. The attaek on Jaskso1
~as feiat y cover their operations. Ti,e
Railroad is ,issiroyel from Jackson to ccisr-
bns
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FAIi,AN AIORN[NG. IIAN.

" If.s si,lils ~ fKtll T5 i onl ieli4i
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-09-24
LATER FROM GEN. RosECRANs
A SEVERE BATTLE.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Three Miles Of Cramfsh Springs, September 49, 1853
An engagement began this morning at eleven O'clock
with attack Gen Thomas troops, forming the left
wing 1t hight at fret 10 induce the belief that
it feint
McCooks and Crittendeu's troops, Of the right wing,
were thrown 10 convenience offered The main por-
tons Of each wing at the time the march.
The fight the left became very desperate and the
enemy repulsed but being reinforced he reganed
the position from which he was subsequently again
driven.
After desperate engagement continuing for 81 hour
and half, Thomas charged distance Of nearly mile,
Furnishing the foe severely.
At about two o'clock the rebels made dash at Carriers
command, composed of Van Ceves and Reynolds troops
Van Ceve's struck in the right flank, and,
being vigorously pushed fell back until Carriers were
broken and the troops much scattered.
Thomas, the left, and Davis the right, threw
their forces vigorously toward the Gap. After hard
fight they recovered the ground
The enemy apparently eniesyor q to get between
us and Chattanooga.
The general engagement was ended Ly four O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Palmer, who had gathered the scattered forces and
Negey who had been from the rig flank to feel the
rebel centre, pushed forward and Ishsd the para
lei along Chickamingo Greek.
The fight the left continual II OF musketry for
hours The country which level and hcky overgrown
with small timber and brush unavo fable for artillery
and hence very little Of the ground has been used for that
purpose
The casualties in wounded heavy but surprisingly
light in killed for heavy musketry engagement No
general officers injured. Colonies LAY and Bradley
commanding brigades, were wounded, also Col,
Jones, ThrtysIth OHIO, and Colonel Carroll and Msjor
Vaunton, Tenth Indiana Lieutenant Jones' Tenth In
diana, was killed. Lieut. Colonel Hurt, Forteth Ken
lucky Lieut.. Col Maxwell, I'd Ohio. Lieut. Dyram.
Lieut. Ludlow and Lieut. Fessenden Of he 5h artillery;
Lieut. Floyd, Of the 4th artillery; Capt Brown 3lst Iii
nois all wounded Capt Searls, A. A G. Of Stark
wealth . brigade, was killed
The 18th Indiana recovered fully Battery Of the 5th
artillery, which was lost They recaptured it,
Rebel prisoners represent the corps Of the enemy en-
gagged to be commanded by HILL Polk Johnston and Long
street.
The fight il net yet 1t will probably be renewed
tomorrow Our in the best spirits and eager to
renew the conflict
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-09-24
HEAVY LOSSES IN REBEL GENERAL
SIX KILLED AND SEVEN WOUNDED.

FORT MONROE, SEPT. 23.-The Richmond Dispatch
of the 22d instant contains the following:
"CHICKAMAUGA, (GA) SEPT. 20-After two days
hard fighting have driven the enemy, after desper-
ate resistance from several positions but he still confronts
The losses heavy both Sides especially in
officers. We have taken twenty pieces of artillery
and twenty-five hundred prisoners /"
The above is signed by Gen Bragg, aud addressed to
Adjutant and Inspector General Cooper at Richmond
FORTRESS MONROE, SEPT 90 The flag OF truce
steamer New York arrived at six o'clock this evening from
City Point
The Richmond Wing Of to-day has been received. 1t
reports three days hard fighting in Northern Georgia. with
heavy losses both sides Speaking editoraly Of affairs
about Chattanooga the Wing is quite Responding.
The rebel loss is five thousand including many valuable
officers Among the killed Brig Gen. Preston Smith,
of Tennessee Brig Gen. Woford, Of Georgia. Brig. Gen
Waltham of Mississippi Brig. Gen. Helm, and Brig. Gen
Desbler Among the wounded Brig. Gems. Adams,
Brown, Gregg, Bum, Preston Cleburne, and Benning
Major Gen Hood was wounded and has since died
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-09-24
FROM WESTERN ARKANSAS.

ST LOUIS SEPT % A Lsavsnworth despatch to tho
Democrat contains advices from Gen Bunt army to the
10th instant
Gen. Blunt is in very poor health. and will soon leave
for Fort Scott All is quiet in the vicinity Of Fort Smith
excepting from the movements of few bushwhackers.
Cavalry continually accommodating. keeping the guer-
rlas ut respectful distance The rebels falling back
to Shreveport Louisiana The enlistment OF negroes at
Fort Smith is going on brsky.
Gen. Blunt has Issued address to the people OF West
Arkansas in which he them that the Federal
occupation s permanent the entire Indian Territory OF
West Arkansas being under his control and all the rebel
troops driven beyond Red river followed by the most
ous rebel citizens He feels assured Of the love and at
tachment of the people for the Unon now evnoed 10
Western Arkansas from the Joy manifested at the appear
Of his troops The reports from delegations who
have visited him from the interior Of Southern Arkansas
and the arrival Of hundreds Of refugees to enlist In the
army, give of this fact He feeDgy audes to
the persecution of Union msn and concludes his address
follows:
MANY applications have been made by citizens for safe.
guards None will be irsued The best safeguards you
have is the American flag unured premises
and for to deport becomes good and
citizens Yonr conduct must be your safeguard II be
your desire to dsenhra yourselves from the tyranny and
oppression to which you have been subjected and to
Ranize civil government under the auspices OF the United
States authority, every facility will be afforded to
pish that purpose leave the matter with you trusting
that wise counsels may prevail