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CHATTANOOGA, Sept 25.-We have had
teryib1e and bloody battle on Cbickamaucs
Creer a. n t1,e aoth and e,st The enemy
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VIE badly panaeneu. ING losses on DOM
sides are very heavy.
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Chattanooga, and will hold 1t, thus making
the main object Of the campaign succees.
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FORTRESS MONROE, sept @S.-1ne haca'
,nond Examiner contains the following:
ATLANTA. Ga, SCpt, 19.-Ttis morning
heavy nrti1lery fir;nr oneued ut daybreak at
nsa's A"0S
Aicgeolo. aao ccaunaeo untal tue Ltalns 1elt'
The trains run within three miles Of ofRinggold..
Al, {he br:dres hetveeu there aud Chatta-
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quiet prevailed IN the 11aas.Aisslssl2pA
Department up to Sept Sd.
c,nara1 u.c,oder rms at 71ons.on- varv
A 1> 4 "''N IVY
s.ch-
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gaze!te)
On Thureday Alluty and Wilder were at
Reld's bridge, but on Friday NOR nins Wilder
moved to AndeYson's bridge, higher up the
creek. During the day the Latter cloaely
7atcbed the enemy.s movements, cud obsery-
Cd a. tFoop DC Ct re1ei cavalry cons through Na.
piers Gap, In p}gfon Mountain, and more
fowards General Woods position 1t Gordon'e Is
| ca,nc oTer. directly in front of Wilder, and
| another column boldly advancing on the Ring.
| rold road, threatened MintY. Both attacked
s;multanen.ouely. Wilder succeeded In re-
puIsing bis opponents, but Miuty's flank be-
Ipg TUNED by The rebels. he was considerably
sent two regiment and a section Of artillery
fo lila nssisfsnce. Win the help Of thess be
mnintaineil his cround: but the same move.
me1It by when The rebels had succeeded il
rnT,fn59 M;n,y's rirht fiark enabied Them Id
ect upon Wiider's left, and in bis rear. IN.
fer tIese dtsa6yantaCeous circunstsnces tf1e
| fa:ter was coupel1sd to renew the fight; but
a1ftourl eererclv pressed. be succeeded in
| loldin9 the tridre until near dark, Tneu
frcsh fSrces Of the enemy coming up, aud his
own nrn beirg entirely exhausted, Wilder
began TO I'll back. The rebels perceiyiue
tllis, made determined effort to cut him of.
| lie tlowly retired. re:{sti1c ut every eten,
upti! he arrived to within mile ana a ha,i
IF GorGou's MIL, where the 4l:h Indiana and
seth Ohio coming to his assistance; he va.
enabled to check the rebels and encamp fol
tie night During the night his own riekets
o.Ler'e Futs In the darkness, aud seyeral
;:mes engaged in fierce rtru..les for thci,
poasession!
Before daylight Wilder was ordered to rnoyt
ia Lafnyette road and take position there
Which be did; throwing up for his protection
All night long on Friday night the move
Lent Of Thomas corps continued. CtItten
! ter's Tas already in the position it was in
I tended to hold the next day, so thet Thoma
passed 1t b. and placed bis divisions upol
the left Of the line. Gen. Negley being il
position at Owens Ford, higher up the val
oily, for the purpose Of preventing the enem
from coming into the breach which Thomaa
! movement would leave in our line, Gen
: Johus0n's division, OF McCook's corps, re
ported to Gen. Thomas and marched wit
Elm to take position upou the left OF CrI,
lender. Generals DAVIS and Sheridan were
In The meantime, moving as rapidly as poss
bic toward tbe LETT. SO as to connect with til
rie1f Of Cnttendcn. md thus complete til
liae, which wonld be much ahorter than
vas the day i,eforc.
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| ext-eIne left or our line. and Ihenre proceed
ed from 1eff to right "a rs to f-ct as accurat
! an idea ofit M rossih1a Mfcra fhe real wor]
Of the day should commence, Riding abon
auilc saw troops couing intothe road frou
the woods ut the east Of Il, ond had not pei
ed in blue, / should have indeed from the 81
, rection whence they camc tLat thew were
portion Of the rebel army. Suddenly eaw
, courier shoot out from tie Gro I'D and comia
!, toward me hatl1ss and with franric speed
Is he came, q dozen rife cracks from tn
woods ekirtiog corn fed along which b
. our Immediate vicinity. / halted until til
| courier came IN. He delivered his dispatch