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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM CHARLESTON

NEw YoRE, September % "A Charleston
harbor letter states everything very quiet
there
Aspeeial letter to the New York Herald
says
Great work is being done Of an important
character which cannot at present be revealed
but the result of which will soon develope
themselves
Wednesday last, there was a severe yale
from the northeast and continued to blow
with great fury until daylight, when it moder-
ated aud finally died away Tents were blown
down and their occupants compelled to re.
main out doors exposed to one of lhe sever
est raia storms have witnessed for some
time, Tides unusually high and huge waves
rolled far on the beach over levees of sand
constructed about camps aud completely
swept down the front rows oftents and drown.
cd the soldiers Vessels in the roads pitched
and rolled violently and many of them drag
ged their anchors fortunately none went
ashore"
Charleston Courier of the llth has the fol-
lowing
"a very sad accident occurred at battery
| Cheves, on James Island, about ten o clock on
Tuesday morning. A magazine exploded
killing five men. We have not learned the
cause Of the explosion, nor how many we're
wouedod
The rebel steamer, Sumter was sunk be-
tween Moultrie and Sumter few days ago in
what manner does not state.
Governor Bonham has called an extra sess-
ion of the State Legislature to meet at Co.
lumbia, September 9th Governor Bonham
in proclamation, calls out all the arms
bearing population in the State over sixteen
years of age, not in or liable to Confederate
service for State defense. The term OF en-
listmeat Of those accepted is six months.
The rebel batteries on James Island have
been busily engaged in shelling our camps on
Block Island for three or four days, bnt had
not occasioned single casualty up to last
night The rebels seemed to be under the i'm
preston that something is going on that does
not promise well to their cause, as our men
are silent and no guns have been fred on our
side recently, 1t is not improbable they are
correct in their surmises, but their efforts to
shell us will sgnally fail to remove the cause
of their fears AS / write Gregg is being
rapidly shelled by the rebel batteries Bee an d
Simpkins on Sullivan's and James Islands.
No considerable number of casualties have oc-
Cured lately on this Island from rebel prac-
tice, although at times it has been quite hot
and well directed
A Times Morris Island letter says nothing
transpired worthy Of notice since the date of
my last letter. In fact it is not very evident
anything will occur for some weeks to come.
The Navy does not manifest the first sign OF
activity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
LATE FRoM EuRopR

SANDY Hook, Sept % The steamship
Chiua from Liverpool 18th, via Queenstown
18th passed this point
London, Spt l2.---fhe Government has
certainly resolved TO stop the steam rams in
Mersey
Florida detained at Brest to satisfy the
French claims
ltis positively Inserted that MaXimilian
has accepted tho Mexican Crown
Cotton excited, advanced lag aud closed
firm; Breodstuis easier; Provisions quiet and
steady; Flour quiet and steady Wheat, no de.
mand Corn steady OF 27a273; Fork dull; Ba-
con steady; Lard quiet
Cyrus W. Field has arranged everything to
lay the Atlantic Cable next summer II is
reported that lower Cuba is to be ceded to
France
The La France and la Press editorially
approve Of the Conlederates calling out ne
gro troops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM ARKANSAS.

ST Louis, Sept ga Leevenworth
special TO the Democrat, contains adyices from
Blunts army to the 10th Blunt is in very
poor health he will leave for Fort Scott
soon.
All isquiet in Fort Smith and vicinity ex-
cept few bushwhacker cavalry who are CON
tinually recoanoitering keeping guerriIas at
respectable distance.
The rebels are falling back to Shreveport
Kirby Smith is in command
1aAbout 100 men have been recruited at Fort
Smith Negroes are also recruiting brisk
Blunt issued an address to the people Of
Western Arkansas, in which he assures them
Federal occupation aud permauet to the whole
Indian Territory and Western Arkansas, be-
ing under his control, and all rebel troops
are driven beyond Red River, followed by
most obnoxious rebel citizens He feels as
sured that love and attachment for the Union
is not extinct in ArkRnsas He reports dele
cations who have visited him from The interi-
or of Southern Arkansas, and the arrival of
a hundred refugees to enlist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23

the Union army achieved a substantial success
the enemy losing most in killed, wounded
&c
A prisoner taken from Braggs army, says
that Mobile has been stripped of troops for
Bragg's army, and that some troops have been
sent 10 him from Charleston also that troops
from Lees army were in the late fight In
fact the whole coniederacy seemed coucentra.
ted there for that attack on Rosecrans.
A rebel dispatch has been intercepted on
the extreme front OF the Army of the Poto
mac, wherein the rebel commander ol the ar.
my OF northern Virginia is informed from
Richmond that Bragg engaged Rosecrans on
Saturday and Sunday, capturing twenty
pieces OF artillery aud five hundred prison.
ers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM LOUfSVILLE-GENERAL ROSE
GRAMS ARMY.

LOUISVILLE September % The Journal
has received the following information which
il credits
"Monday night the right and lcfl wings OF
General koseerans grand army rested on the
battle ground Of Saturday aud Sunday aud
reinforcements. number moi stated, from Gem
eral Grant ria Decatur, we're to have reached
him yesterday General Rosecrens haadquar.
ters we're four miles from the battle field in
rear OF the centre. General Rosecrans is in
good spirits, hopeful Of complete and doc-
sive victory over the combined !orc 8 Of Long
street, Bragg and Johnston.
1t is reported General A. ?. Hill is in coin
mand Of the Confederate forces opposed to
Roseorans
TwELvE O'CLOCK, Noon Special to the
Journal, just received says
There was a slight skirmishinR yesterday
In front Of Rosecrans, otherwise al! is quiet
upto two
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

WASHINGTON, September 22--A special to
the Post says the government has received
intelligence from General Rosecrans army
this morning. This news is OF more cheer
ing character than that previously received.
Government has made preparations for
meeting every contingency that is likely to
occur in the field Of Roseerans operations.
Official Information received from General
Rosecrans' army, which is several hours later
than that publishel in this mornings paper,
.and similar in the leading points in the prins
ted telegrams, the fact that Roseeraus was
not sooner reinforced was certainly not the
fault OF the government but there is no
doubt every effort is now making 10 increase
his strength by reinforeements from more
than one direction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
New work Market.

New York, September % Flour dull
and dropping, at $5 1905 55 for extra
State; 65@5 60 for round hoop Ohio
Wheat receipts $4,000, dull, and l@2c lower,
at S9c.@ .@$l 05 for Chicago spring; lOse,@
81 l3 for Milwaukee club; 81 25@9l 30 for
winter red Corn receipts none; market
with limited supply, at Sl@S2o mixed
Oats firm at 67@74 Western pork scarcely
so firm II 75@ll 81 for old, IL 1908 Sc
for new Lard steady at lO@l01 Whisky,
52@53
New YoRK, September % 23--Goyernment
stocks lower and active Money plenty and
active on call at seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled at A. Gold 3s1 New York
Central l39 Erie los Reading ll7s.
Coupons 63t United States 6's 81, Years
certificates 99gc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
LATEST RIE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ONO DRAFT.

WAsHISGroS, September 22--Tmes spe
eial says
1t may be considered finally settled there
will ee no draft in Ohio. The deficient 5000
men only which viii be readily made up by
volunteer enlistment under ample bounties
which Provost Marshal General is about to Of
fer
A flag true boat which left Fortress Mon.
roe Saturday for Old Point has not been
heard from since
1t is believed the rebel authorities have de-
tanned her to prevent the officers OF the sani.
tory commission who have been prisoners in
Richmond and We're on their return, from
giving information regarding rebel move
ments
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
SOUTHERN NEWS.

FoRTREss Monroe, Sept 23.-The Rich,
mond Dispatch Of the 22nd, has the follow
ing from Chicamauga Creek After TWO days
hard fighting we have driven the enemy, after
a desperate resistance, from several positions
but he still confronts us. Loss heavy on hotl
sides in men and officers, We have taken
twenty cannon and 2 800 prisoners.
BRANToN BRAGG.
Rosecrans has been heavily reinforced from
Grants army
The Confederate Government has effected
q loan OF hundred million from parties il
France, based on cotton now in this country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM RosECRA,s ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 23.--Dispatches from
koseerans at Chattanooga, aiternoond 22d,
were received by the Government this morn
ing. Euemys attack on Thomas, Monday
afternoon was handsomly repulsed and
Thomas forces marched quietly to position
they were about taking when assaled Off
clsl dispatches Monday, state two divisions
of Longstreets made reconnaissance on
Roseerans left but no attack make.
Roseorans order for concentration Of his
entire command was accomplished Monday
night and is now in strong defensive position
lie can easily hold out till reinforced. 4OOO
OF our wounded were moved from the field
after Suudays battle
Rosecrans will be able to assume the often
slYe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
ORDERS TO MOVE.

NEw York, September % The World 4
special says General Halleck has given orders
Tor the army Of the Potomac TO move for
ward The situation on the Rapedan has
undergone no material change on ether side
The enemy is understood to be fortifyine
the approaches to Orange q. H., and Gordons
vile. Lees whole army it is estimated Ii
now composed Of A. p Ail's corps, latter
eyacuating Richmond, lately TO reinforce Lee
and Hoods division OF Longstreets corps
with stuarts cavalry, making an aggregate Of
10000 men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-23
OFFICIAL FROM GENERAL ROSE
CRANS-BRAGG REINFORCED BY
L0NGSTREETS AND EWELLs
CORPS

; WAsHIEeToN, September 22.-According to
soacial dispatches received here, dated as
lats,as Ave o'clock yesterday afternoon, Gen.
eral2osecrans had information that Long
street corps had reinforced Bragg, before the
battle oiSalurday, and il was subsequently
s.s,sa y fsserfers from lhe rebels that Esel
egram was r'eeived here to day from an OIL
Ger in commald at Chattanooga which speaks
in the most encouraging terms Of the general
result Of the action OF Saturday and Sunday,
in which, according to his representations,
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FACTS ARE STUBQORN THINGS Z

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington Delaware, 9TH OF April,
1889:
An English gentleman, formerly connected with tho
British Army, and who styles himself the English Boz
taaio Physician has Of late gained extensive repua
ton here by his skill In curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have conversed with aud they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment ~ very
superior Some have beon restored II by magic. The
medicine no used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"Whlle acting 10 the army he devoted his leisure
Domenta thorough study Of the effects produced by
Gases IL he has found aud speedy remedy
for all the Ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice IL
nlrsady extensive aud s daily Increasing In the
plants to which females subjected he has equal
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health but their lives, the
skin Of this English Botanic Physician" His office is nj
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
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Strappn,

CTRAYED away nom No. 800 First street, white
- COW, Of good sisei has hole each horn. A b-
eral reward will be paid for her au27dtf
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HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

Some physicians require 10 ba told tho nature of your
disease--ths ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
Ills perfect knowlege Of the human system enables
him describe the diseases without any Information from
the patient 10 plain its original cause and 10 guarantee
Its cure And what ~ valuable STILL he will hon.
esty and frankly tell whether you ho cured or not
This will satisfy Your mind aud save you expense, time
trouble and disappontmcut II will be the means ni
saving you many dollar; It will saye your health,
and what Is batter than ALL II will your life from
being shortened by wrong treatinent.
Ills examinations are made without any information
from the patient therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical cond and chronological Developments
without which he never could have performed many
astonishing cures. II should be remembered that thi.
Botanic Physician performs thought impossible.
you tried others aud got relief fyou wish ie
anioy good health and long ii II you wise, you WIN
20 and consult DIR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
An ha communications and interviews strictly
priyats and oonddontal.--Msiiioal Jomrdl
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Step=IaOorrs.

nEALERs IN house furnishing goods, hardware
~ men and grocers can now buy those NEE, light
and strong patent Step ladders by the half dozen,
Wholesale prices, at No. 22I First street Send for
price list containing the different sizes,
sel6d2w J. n. BALsLEY.
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Mrotral.

And learn that perf-ct aud radical 10 warranted
aud guaranteed all who ainetcsi With weakness,
debility, nerson- complaints melancholy thoughts. do
preston of slrit distress and anguish Of mind, loss of
sleep loss Of memory los o energy and muscular power,
pnny growth wasting away and want Of confidence Va
thsinrevcs fintug Its, coUyulsyc tromblinrs, iupo
tence ahd disgust of life.