Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.

will manifest its love for the brave women
warrior by growing him with loyal
wreath. The picture will not be complete,
however, without Nc Neil and Schenck.
Butler murdered his one man, Mcneil his
tens, while Schenk keeps the war even
upon poor handful of clay. BY all means
let Butler the brute Mcneil, the murder,
and Schenck, the government jacEal go
together
Five and half millions of dollars have
already been received as commution under
the enrolment act. This sum and all mon
eys hereafter to be realized from this source
are 10 be expended in bounties for enlist
ments.
Pendleton Murrah Just elected Cover
nor of Texas is young man, having grad
uated at Brown University in lS4S. He
is uative of Alabama. He was poor
boy, and was supported, partly at least,
by the charity Of women who were men,
bers of the Baptist Church, with which he
was connected. He displayed more than
average ability in his collegiate career
1t seems that General Lytle was killed,
as at first redorted in the news from the
late battles.
Governor Morton, of Indiana is confined
to his hous afflicted with Chills and fe-
yer.
Governor Tod and his Secretary Judge
Hoffman, are now both north. Times are
dull about the Capital.
Our latest dispathes bring the intelli-
gence that another, contraband, has arriv-
ed who states that fight is progressing
between the Federal and Rebel troops in
Raleigh, North Carolina.
The War Department has ordered all
able-bodied men on detached duty to join
their regiment,
An Abolition paper says that Mr.. Lin
coin inherited from James Buchanan can
exhausted and bankrupt treasury" We
should like to know what the successor
of Abe Lincoln will inherit ?
The news from the Army of the Cum
berland is very meager in addition to what
has already been published in our columns
The Cincinnati Gazette, of this morning,
contains lengthy account of the recent
battles from its special correspondent at
who claims to present "a
plan, unvarnished tale" of the engage
ments. The correspondent discloses most
terrific fighting, the description of which is
prefaced as follows: "Another battle, and
would that i could say, another victory
but truth aompels me to declare that after
a series of tremendous struggles, unsur-
passed by anything similar in the present
war, the Army of the Cumberland has
been overwhelmed by numbers; has suf-
fered immense losses in men and material
and has fallen back to a new position"
General Rosecrans new holds his 'new
position and the hope is expressed that
he may be able to maintain it. We antic-
ipate renewal of the fight very soon on
part of the rebels.
Unconditional Union Men--White men
in chains as deserters, to protect and main
tain negroes as deserters.
Simon Pure unconditional Union
Men. Those who would be as willing to
have black wife as a white one-and
little more.
A portion of the Army of the Potomac,
it was announced, on yesterday, had
crossed the Rapidan. A special dispatch |
from Washington states this morning that
they have re-erossed, after having cncoun-
tered the enemy in considerable force
whereupon "severe skirmished ensusd
which resulted in number of killed and
wounded" 1t is stated that the move-
ment was intended as "a reconnaissance in
force"
Unconditional Union Men. Those
who denounce as "traitors" all who ac-
cept the doctrines of the founders of the
Union.