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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

It's the unseen hand OF the provdent father reaching
forth from tho grave, and st nourshing his oils prng
and keeping together the family. By II, the FAITHFUL
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

Even where ne has preceded them into etornity; byi
the honest debtor satisfies his conddng creditor when
late seemed least propiuous. In moral and worldly
sense II II one great weapon by winch rob death Of
his sting
Let any husband, hather SON. ask hnnselG "If was
TO de tonight, would those whO are dear tC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
sDayIOn ana Mlehlgan Eailroad.


nN aud aitef SUNDAY, NOV TO- lsta ttaits vt
" leave Union Depot, sixth stiuot, iot fDl.,,o a.,
all intermediate points hB ioliOpH.
luiedO anu IhieAgo Dili ut Diam
Chicago ana Detroit NBht lsNi ftss ed 500 tp
nOli Il. "a. ohNhM Als r. l.. ..Dta0,btfi4t,.... ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

Might hiry he regarded as The tribute wh,eh An up.
nght heart pays a. Me shrine sf Justice. "
JOHN ~. 6TOPPELMAN,
aals Agent ior Dayton and vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
l9rnbislons.

Andrew Weingartnei',
stall No, AZ, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,SauSaGe,& SC,
Always on hand, Of choice No. I stock auI9dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
htFE INSURANCE /
al IHr8HHE

Iouhg men Just starting in business y.hosa cbi.t
Ga'al Is .heir energy and Integrity should insure
w. m 20 shs alhonnt OF half their liabilities sneh Id,
. ~ shieiested honesty when known 10 their cred
lors would Justly increase their conhdsnee M tbaa
Nohu sho" inst they did not wish 70 leave ther ai
y :" 'ny aEoidapls contingency and tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

No. dOI oecOnd sITceIi UAyIon, VnIoi
DEG leave most respectfully TO acqnnint their GUS
ID toners and The community generally, that they
have red mo partnership, under Che name and
style OF u. o'BRfEN \ BROTHER ior the purpose
Of carrying the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco business N Dayton, Ohio, II. the late
stand of E. " Brien, No, 301 second street.
Having ample emeans to enable us g. purchase goods
from the best houses New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
in the trade hold out the best inducements TO our
old customers and ~ others who may be kind enough
TO purchase from ua.
NJ U'BRIEN late Of the firm Of O'Bren & Poe,
Toledo, ONO, will devote his time and attention to
please all those who may come to tuy at this we'll
known House, and E O'BRlEN, will treat the COM
munity hatter If possible ia ever before. Both OF
fee very grateful for past ayOrs and earnestly 80
lcita share Of your future patronage. aul9daw M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
HIInOis JcntraI RAILROAD.
BAiIimoFe and OHIO RaiIroao-

hssk a ~ giE.-. Nsg - z-,ssSs. .,....:..s,99
adn NaiIUHAL a@d hUu Al ~
nin in6efsblrg ontne lgesi a. " iiee'ihA-
onts IN The VEST t,.s, t, Sseanort &c, lnI ana nom
a, s.sS lrnns imiy Tor All the Eost.,,' ,T
IcaTa ,5 ,r "nly lonie 20 Washington ,,ty
ana d. 10 :, ~, M e ~ 500 'fO anu 1uGu a III
and a n m at 900, 5:lU i.nu ii a f m "il
Tbrpnab ~. ,,'Idt9 81 $3.50 aud D in on!, '"N 90"
via Wosi -, - 20 me Eastern cities can h.. , .
va mialnston CITY al an additional nbso &c socnr q
inguire mr. Hli ne a. iow rs ty any Other
a. any OF HE PrnepM Italroad oti, '.a emo ksroa,
T. T. n SULLIVAN, Ggn. Wer,em'sc,, met,
W. =. SMITH a. NoL"1s' Seh Ticket Agf 'k l.
80 'I'ihilith. ngIT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

VNHE Hins grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
l. OF years, Endowment policies and chdi ems En-
dowment. Also Non FOTistng Policies, on which no
PAYNE Mt is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two osses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, none fNund more sim
pie IN ITS character noble IN It's features certain IN
ITS results than Life Insurance. II ~ the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
DhJ Ton, Acnla ana COIumbus v.,,...

49, lrt II. 1s-eIss szfl Z ft-fls-.7-
=. ',,l1e. y s4,..i
nrtels il,y lra,5 lans East VA CoiLnlbus. i'I,
Three Iarlv Ir.,y,,' .on 20 nli Eastern uiiieA
ana CepmH,. i NEht hAlIesz aGa t,, i'i 'A'
ION oui, ~ Ny ny hAlress at II .I1A ll. M
toi9'I al AT way stations Letweeh iea,,5l @
Arriving at Dayton, uigDte,,....
press ~ p. ni '''''"S sha Cihrnlsu lny -
jef tiMn isy,,2 vpaLil"ls time which tpip,,,s.,
csiing ON 70 a. = rs Gi'u be had Tor all Eastern c
hoi7 "A ~ htt Ngent.
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Hpbulsterp.
@eoicaI.
To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. w. RICHMAN,
TILE INnIAN nnCH0R AND CLAIRYO YANT.

THE INDIAN DOCfOk AND CLAlRNO YANT,
VLTOULD say 10 tho sick aud afflicted that cans-
w o. the blind 20 zee, the dear to hear n ad the
lame TO walk without The uAs Of the knife ynin-
eral drues.
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION L and
al FEMALE WRkKN ESsE cured In 4 fsw lag :.
AnCnRONiC COMPLAINT sfplieyed witho1 hll,
BY calling on the Doctor Al his 90 he boa ring
house. No % At CLAIR street, secopd door af,u IN o
the UniveEsal,at ohurch. Dayton, OHIO. an2l dh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

- These Bttters are put up in quart
bottles, of lUhtoh the abovs is a Jao-
sin1ile. The label is finely en-
graved, and is proviIsd tOtth a
safe guard from colIntertstters.
price 81 per bottle, or si1 for $5.
c. W. Pobaok, ProPrtetor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
Dhonl all orders should be ad-
dressed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11

O1N and after Monday neat Trans On me 1ndin
~ Central viii leave the Union Depot hiAth street.
al 800 m nnd 4ibv p NJ. "a,
Returning, viii KIrifr. ht ~ 10 M al q 500 a M
The 300 M, Anu isnRh, e2pfshs tianis ma q
close conneeuunst 70 al ioiuis ia Tie est auu Sonp
and atU pn uaiu tN ehOficht aud tuii 4,
TO Chicago anu the hurhwost.
uolT n. W WOODWARD, superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

He will tell YOU their circumstances aud their future
prospects and what l. better than ALL he tell you
their thoughts and what their real" intentions
What is better still he can tell youif they viii make you
happy.
Dr. Raphael s, therefore, sure dependence
To all IN business his ndvcc isinyalutbie lie cau fore
tell with tho greatest certainty, the result ut h
merc,l aud business transactions and sloculntuns br
Raphael intorplcs dreams for lottery numbers with IN
Filling urguruFy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
Cnution to the Tublie.

DR. W. Raphael, the Astrologer, has no connection
with PROFESSOR or DIR. W. M. Raphael, or with any
other gentleman OF the same name
BB- Cut this advertisement out. when you come,
bring with you and show II TO the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ask 10
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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MrOiraI.
E81;XIU.. ..!K!lsIA.'A
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

All who have been unfortunate, all whose fond hopes
have been disappointed crushed aud blasted, all who
have been scduced by ao promises and deceit all wha
have been deceived and triied with all 70 20 him for
advice aud 10 Let satisfaction
lie makes your miHforunes pass away, he makes tho
bander and envy Of your enemies fa harmess aud lac
susans your character and respectabity Ia spite uf evil
reports aud rum1rs. All who IN doubt Of the ac.
ons Of those they love consult him relieve and satisfy
their minds, and to iud out Il their bright and warm
hon will lie. al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS

Ilo has the secret OF winning the affections uf III,
opposite He guides the single 10 wealthy aud
happy marriage, and makes the married happy. llis
aid and advice has been solicited in nuumertbe in.
stances, aud the result has always been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
M. George u. Harrs Despatch.


on me Gay before yesterday sgrmshns took place be
tween Burords, Klpaircks and Gregg's cayary dvi.
s,ons ard cavalry and infantry ~ the rebels the
banks Of the Rapldan Cedar Monntan but without
any material result.
Yesterday tho rebels crossed The river al r. coon
Ford tho Consisting 81 infantry their defgn beng
10 rcconnoire The position and the strength u
our force IN that vicinity. IN this they roled
and handsomely ropal.ed With heavy loss, by General
Kiratrick who dsmountcd his men, Who used tho don
biz spencer rife with deadly cgoct The regiments
gngcd side Tho FIRST virginia AMI secoud Ne.
York cavaify, who fought Win their usual gallanuy
The casoaitcs Kiipairicks division lbe days
were killed ana foriy-sx wounded.
Yesterday md to-day tho rebels .heed tho wood lead
rg tho canrs d roo.s the Rapidan preventing
tho wagons AMI roops from raising for interval
afternoon ne rebels opercs arc from guns without
however, iualeung damage.
Asquad u thirty men belosgDg n ihc Fo0rsh New
YORK cavalry captured W ~ rebels ami ITO lole
regiment BIS Incurred toe dleposure u General pcssn
too, whc bas l.sucd order % thar effect
A linton Lieutenant AMI TriYate we're 'inyasd BY the
rehes 10 exchange papers 40 "a approaching Tor that
pnrposo we're 0rei apon and the prya. killed and hcu
tenant wounded.
Ths reb,s hayo roriaed ,ao ncghs On ho othor side
o. tho Rapidan the poi, borg naturally stroog oue
ovet ttr,y az Their guns are counted that are III view
the Majority q course, beng screened from sight.
no artillery practice fae saa magnificent, com.
penng the retcs Ia instance y entirely withdraw
battery.
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Ordsr or General schonsid Esfoveing
Martial Law.

81. IocIs, SEP, Is, 1853.
General schof.ld has ssaed General Order stating
that hereafter Martial law vii be risdly enforced
throughout this department against al persons who shai
10 any oncourag. mutny and insubordiraiion
eudeasor to create dieareeion among the troops and
asainst al Isrsons Who sbai publish utter
pubsicly words calculated TO excite lnsurrcc.
ton Or iawless acts amung tho People or
who shall publish ialschocds Misrepresentation 81
facts calculated 70 weaken the military
thority, 10 any manner interfere WITH them the
charge y hsf dstes amp porsoa guilty O either y tho
offences Ahsee mentioned faai ~ punished by Gne
imp.sesaa ne esereiirn q -. military commission,
ard 10Y nfveuGer whi,h .Aau contain publications 10
violation q ibg ordsr VII ~ suppressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

w,srssros, ssa ~, 1898.
carrrR, 80 yR. IONS Underwood ny orrpiLl.s.
ID rs a'feaay bert ti4f@j that tho John tnterweod
recently saptared tsar occuan MT John e Dhisr.
wood, ~ tbe RNtsrn drifiCt n tfrps bat W tohl
Underwood. ua.ath Union mn. obp1tiaus LII f~at3a
u rs tAyipg voted fcr " tnc1.D a 80 dsni.'
elset#r. 'nd 10 81 .art 70 ~ PROOF al ~.
l1sutA atrtnrs m bsAaf TX me Na.as cass aimee Ne
cpnu. recmeut - 40 rabelH W. 49, .Nrst q
80 oeNfhborto4d ," ~hish A7 t.t H'r4taa aoa smt y
noi if ito ueaisr lrniiy Nhrh 'An 3la1 RI teu tt.
tlas has ree'aty - 80 aa@sz t'e tatfds8,A ws -
tte eaa"i aaNo-"'i aHot" ha h'tf M 70 iea'
government ht wel.i 81 baby Aste fsl'e1 &sA A.
d j. q" ~nt ~ efs.it caHan'a
ANirvgruttT or TuE paftenhNtH enilH
Ts day u 10 aim erfFafy " thr lt4rt~8 nsa n Inc
.s,.. fte.. .fts,,.#... AZ. t,t,...t.. 4. 1900
f''N"f'""f ''. '' " W 49, tfA+FAt
NnH % nafnhs ef1bi ~ 'hR Ms.hm lAkt T. LID ID
nstraa hyua ~ rU 500 ta~ aaiiosg asfs ~ tf fsr@l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

uxox, o-The United States supply steamer Union ieft
The Navy Yard on Thursday for the East Gulf squadron
with large cargo OF stores. and long list OF occrs Who
90 her 10 Join their vessels she returned last even
ing on accoun, OF the bad weather. she will touch al
Charleston Port Royal and Key West, and supply all Of
Vie vessels the Gulf squadron from the latter place,
70 st. Andrews, Fla, with frcsh provisions Several
changes have been made the oces OF the Union since
sho arrived The following a corrected list
C,mmande, .ctirg Volunteer Lieut. Edward Conroy.
Erecuiire oDcer--W H. Wood.
SurceoH-S D. flagg.
Pavmas<r- Geo w. Bcaman.
Sdilwo Mdaer-Levi Croweil.
Acting Ensg,u-Geo. E. wikins, Philip A. Leaburg.
Caleb II. Armstrong.
E.ofnseys-Actine First Assistant, Edwark L. Thork
Acting second Assistant Edward McCarrick Acting Third
Assistants, sanford A. Slater, Abraham Brown
Masters Motes-wm. H. Meade (man agent, John =.
Gliscon.
Cdp,rtns Cisrk-Henry Corse.
Pdynsas,sris CLrk-wm. 9. Muderdown.
n Vypnstsy's Ne1ayd--Wiiam r. Anderson.
.Suros0ns Ste1cdrd-Edward FluziL
The following Let Of the passengers going out IN tho
Un,on:-
lieutenant Commanders Charles f. Fleming, Richard
W. Meade, Thomas H. Eastman Chief Engineer Joshua
rol nsbeet Lieutenauts Gilbert g. Whzs and A. s. Mac.
kcu1e: scting Volunteer Leuenants William Buad I'd.
ward aveudy Acting Masters william uahlgreer, J. =.
Juncs and samuel Gurus, Acting Assistant Paymssiers
A caleb and william n Roman; Acting Fnsign &. A.
Blsso: Acting Third assistant Engineers West, W. w.
feudey harIes Hopkins, Beorge Fletze I. Iupman,
=. Il. lJ son. Acting Ensign y, II. aaawrin: Captains
Clerks Herman Magbee, james Levitt, - King. Acing
second Assistant Engineer Charles Armbry; Acting
for Key West and one hundred men for tho West India
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rhe Urs.n state committss aud General
sfrkiss

AfhNFY, sept - 800
Tho Union state Committee, together with several
o. the candidates aad other gentlemen, Al the
VA uo4e Il day arc during recess called upon CEN
scses TIE General M receiving then sai be- was ad
meet many Y ns fellow citizens, who .nJoyei
high degree q consideration. nurug tho pat three
years he tai not participated IN politics, and hal
no visb 70 DO he further said that
while ~ engaged 10 great wsr
thero should eass between me loyal states aud lhs
national government unity y action otherwise tho PREF
dent and Congress would BE- compelled % the pow
conferred upon them ~ Tho constitution and enforce
respect for no national authority. He wa happy 10
moot them under Circumstances asspclous 10 The
cause. NJ eShorieo them % on up tho ranks q, tho
army and cheer she brave who we're sacrIscng 70
much FOR tn country Win the inspiring srrctsos o.
united and happy people u would not DO lcas seore
we're blessed with an honorable and lasting peace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
BRISK SEIRMISIIlNC ALONG TIE LINES
Repulse Of Strong Rebel Column by
Negleys Division.
Reported Arrival Of LOngstreet With
Twenty Thousand Rebels.
OUR ARMY IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
ks., Ae.. Ae.

LourvniE, KY, SEPT rs 1867
Rumcrt have been prevalent here for tho pact three
days 81 dfastora 20 General Rosecrans army, all 81
which have been dlHercdtcd ny tho military aathores
They probably arse from The that on s1nday last
rebel force, sixteen thousand rnoug attacked General
Negleys division nve thousand three huuded ng
Birds esp, md drove them back three and han m,lsr
Ncgey recovered the ground next morning, with oss
Of thirty 1--we Killed, wounded and mLssing
our focss buried thirty SIX rebels found ground
Monday morning the number Of thor Killed and wound
ed which had bee removed Ii unknown, but rs supposed
10 be coma ijerabA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Hrsngrasrvrs, ARrr - riD Pororaci sept ~ 1898
during ho entire aay yesterday ~ intervals there wac
heavy nrng heard n the dirsouon y tho kapdan, ap
parcuty w hc vicinity q Rscooou Ford and tbs burst
lng shot could b. suncty above the woods be-
yonc the liver
!. almost impossible 70 gan any positive nfor
nation relative 20 tho eDemy's movements though am
satisfied they have very large force south o. ,ho Kap
dan the ludica,ons that collision may q,
any moment.
Captain Starr, OF The Oneida cavalry, acting com
mandant n General Mesdss body guard vas seriously
injured yesterday by fan from biz horse
About my Of Whites guerilias, under Command IL
fieucnan, Smith, at three O'Clock yesterday m ornng
made raid Fayetteville, Ave miss from warroa.
ton captured several suffers and their clerks took tho
contents Of the suffers purses and bursed the W.
and sush goods AZ they could not .ke With them
The suffers having no mcass o. defence. uers ssd
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Observation-Disclosures.

General Napier, Commander. IN Chief u the British
forces "a tarats, leaves % day BY Ne fnmsn steam
snip cny u Vow Yors ~ Liverpool
T. DAVENPORT n Chicago 7. {. Palmer, "a Hartford
i. renrey nd family Naanngtqni li0a :. o Benson
All Del. Mlnlkp, ~ winthrop NJ ,. tshor Parsons
81 'rovidence l. prUyn 81 Albany Richard Durbar aud
WY and Colonel g segmorr, u Warrington; ~. r. Amcs
OF lhlcYlce. Hon. q. Banes q Boston AID r. Pas
.xuo Of baltimore are stopping AZ tie astor House
rive cergymeo reckned amorg . st OF conscrpls
= Columbia county ~ n, vx- Rev. VIM Hun Ancram
A. r. Wan Gies@n. tlaversck. Jacob Van Woer Chest
s~car Bavnand, HAisdaia. Henry IA. Brkns, Taghaanc
me EpeAksrsbp Of the Vermont House ~ Aseiy 20 lie
between a = Gardnar ~ Remington and Q. P. Chand
Ter, o. WOODSTOCK.
rr Crawford r. smith, q Saline county ssouri has
re.n ordered bayusd the federal lines Hin urorerv q
~ - taktu saiou u By the rros ost marshal ant h-
caves one hundred and twenty I've In nurnbcr 10 10
gryntvhed sl,h protectnn paners, IN accordance with
-Cera order No s5 ami 20 remain AMI 70 snb.tstei On
III ta0tsspu. ~ amth the Teslih'es, nan - saine
clssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

atN ~ boo -ept. IT, 1868.
Arrived STEAMER Sierra Nevada, from Oregon and
British Columbia, bringing tao hundred passenger and
1915 900 IN treasure wbch abou, equally divided b.
tween Tho two pl.ces
mo brig Tunandra has arrived IRON Ps,ropolrssi.
bringing af,een tons q ohsh which wereI eassh, md
cured by The on the Assso coast ~nsrs tLsy ara
found In great abundance and considered ~ equsl
quality 70 any caush, on the AthntIe oosrt
Tho Convention 70 form sAts CONSTITUTION for Nevada
rsrxory meets a Carson CITY on the 80 ~ November.
me delegates all Union men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

FErtr ~ Nfcmosx--rhe yield o. fruit this season IN
Michigan ~w 10 the largest known 10 lssl the
peach crop yielded stout sixty thoasaud b,.seu lasi
year NJ h the severe frost IN May r.se ned ely
Shout iy thoasaua basseis from the ean s,s gyen w
- t extensive fge' g-0werN tho reach fffp ts vear
vii, anogDt 10 tsc hunaIt- and h'ly theusand bsses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Departure OF an Expedition from Grants
Array. dc

horm OF WTTy Ryu, Ark Sept, "a. 1863.
An expedition, composed Of General Grants forces,
sailed from Now 0Sscans Wednesday, the 9th instant
It's destination was no, known 70 tho public
A despach steamer from the Red river reports ~
autUt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
The Maine Election

Baysas, Me, Sept IS 1858.
Returns from s7e this State give cony IL as
majority Governor The last year gave
tsb4rn E 02i minority.
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,.cr,pus Fss ~ wrns rr.ra-ou rssaay a.

lxc-rllss Fss ~ wrns ffsnss--0u Tsessay Eg,i
some ey Designed per.ons Gre ..scs y hay coo
tanning absai 80 sons, tho rear q The lara os tho
trem ssm a Pew a. n. D.tys, y H., Al Nhn plAlns
fne pronptads ~ IT, nrsnsb saved 70. rse harm
outlnss. wheh Contained large oniec,kn ~ farming
u,snsJts besiea yacAble rran toffs- srf sumter
u vShicex tu.pioius Iefsons Nsf8 s~u stosi ma
pssm.ss luvi scofs the Gre tresa livery sHefsion
afhv 1ufdrg go ssFathF . ~ rs4ttfiasa =
wts. FiAEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
HEADQUARTERS. ~ TVS ftuD,
TsS Miss NoRrn.Asr ov LAFAYETTE, Ga.
Sept. 10, 1hS1.

Sept 10. 1898.
On evocua,ng Chattanooga the enemy retired TO Iafsy
mas,ed force that place, taking possossion
Of gaps Pigeon directly In from,
Thomas column. Tho rebel force had formi.
dAbe by additions from Johnston, Hndman, Buck
and Maury. Deser,es rcport the enemy
superior in numbers tho army they had At tho battle
Of hurfreesboro Among tho divisions chcathams,
Dcyes Ciaiborne's, stuart's, BucknerR. Clayborns,
Hindmana. aianghters and detached brgsdes OF Jack
and Andersonin all thirty nvc brsadca Of infantry
not less than SIX i've thousand men.
Thus formidable in numbers and position, Roeecrans
compelled TO concentrate HE forces, necessarily
much scattered crossing tho Lookout Mountains Tho
lines Of tho opposing armies may bo repre-
scented crescent, shaped BY the Pigeon
Mountains, which extend nso tho arc ~ . cnc"
around lafayette. The rebels hold tho interior and
tho exterior lines Tho two forces within few miles
Of each other but oreouay separated BY the
OF mountains
The robsl position only be approached BY tho Cal,
tiers. Wing and Buebird Cap, Which well guarded.
This position OF tho rebels excellent incr q
treat Rome and Calhoun where they viii probably
max, a limo should ,bsy BE- defeated here. ihsrc
that they have been retiring for day %
twa but they are considered unralabls.
General Roseersn. lei, Chattanooga sunday. and !,
engaged in making dispositions for a situation.
lie has been ~. but ID in hrs spifi,n
In tho Ugh, with Sesey tho rebels lot thirty
killed c-r killed and thirty i've ~ounded
IixApor AruHs, ~ rHs FGDt
| cnAuAscocA, reIs II, 1905.
An is quiet, No attack has been r.ade The enemy
remains IN possession Of tho gaps Pigeon Mountains
| snd abou, Lafayette
Tho Iincs very closs, and there occasional ftt
mishlng
Captain Drury. Chief o. ARTILLERY Of General Van asvss
siar was shot in tho bowels BY a sLary~hco,ef mo
wound Is dangerous
MS repor,sd that Iongssreei has arrived At Resss~
with twenty thoss.nd men
our army Ia Ia splendd health and splrns
Hy.p1rAHrsRs. Assv CUsrsrlssp
~ ras Ffsib, sept -. 1893.
All IL quiet, though there constant ssrmis hins soog
tne line and frequent dsshe. ~ oA@a iry a both scs
The enemy doe. not appear ANXIOUS u st,aes thousn
he apparently lslsnas 20 dspats further sdvsnce Ho
,snsns IN constantly incrsa ilg force directly front,
fe~ miles distant. NJ heavy r.lnfrosmsn. q ia
troop. from General I..'s army.
Lonssreot passca through Augusta ion AMI i'm
lafayette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

vienna, Sept. q, 1893.
me 0enera, Ocresponsss announces that Count Rech
berg and Herr Bregoeben will remain Al Frankfort
mo actual conference 1T Ministers viii not take place in
that city at bus meeting Of statesmen, charged
with completing the work examined and sactioned by
their sovcregns, preparing 10 carry h into execution