davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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- 4coHFlnEarlhl PHYSICIAN,

Es7ess1 et st. 1r:t:l tr3 Eow estkoxited so: nc
.s.x, t. 'hss tEo stAr4El
tls9ia. 01AFk ST., corncr Of Monroe.
- NffAl&3ed t1cEst& II tho Dct4ot /. All soAetAf
.4essA Ezss A-d 3tp:4se, .ecoaa.z*S.& A,.c Is ~
+s+.snHs " 60 ttar q FAtotake lis naA csred t.,e
= Ssss - "a ne esrnfsT. I'D II tto. rt1ead-
5000 re Ie1twcre ke5x:csar- Kac:pee tEo
- En- 3s4 get hls GEluE ~ EEALrH.~
e ,s@s akn4.Ata fo. 1kdiea eed xs1tlarex wts.a
10 fE. It, -s 80" ">' e.
= - 0snsafaaotz .-re- 20, 3or ~,
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EleA rat:tek -: - =,

: = Wy - ~. -. 4:
Nttefst H r. wbttm1n j 3
Mel4rd u WEdmna j K ''
NeldconH nHltanG GWhaIingEP r
Waite II Wilder J Il -
Wallace j.. Witt ]
Weld PerrY FhlteJ ::
Ware Sampson Williams James
watts SAma Whee.or = Il
Wind Tisan:Ay Williams Wm
Matu ls0 Il Wntoa J Il !
MsAs y i !; Mthssms Ed.1T
~ Alsftt i Il Wtalsasna Inp r
White Augustus Wi1lI3u1t HBN
" Ntll.AMsJ ] u !,
N a.tecox A " Whllstcr FtS4ons
" Maft Barry Wool o s
Mhturg ChAs F Woodward DAs-
Mhenter U A e. uett
=. MEeltr e ; Woollst char
Mh1tu1ors Iohu Woods Robt B 4.
Winter John Wyman R4cae j
MlggtEa VIII To:cott RI
Ni!eon " .> Worth Geo ~.
N1lsuga jnRA WyplxufA Gllbrt
Wh1tchoEs1 NmNotk4 Henry
M!tedooAo n + Wood Jsck
Nilsou Nm. Wight Jamea
Willis Y II Woolnef Join
Migsucan Y T WoolhonesJuoN
Whitnrnan y g Wstley Jos epi,
Wh!nsy " 4 Wood d N
capa Wootarts Il S
Mhisa1nAn mr. Wright " "
u tnt!ow 4 co Nctde1 II II
White Marrus Woodward LIZ
Nlleon Rtchd Nalsitk j c =
Nlntefs z " Warren Thos F.
WlEh.mAn HnAk iWGdktra Geo
Willard Efaak WWelis W K
" htle ThasaAs Watkins Geo D
While Geo r Ward z 3
Mllftarteon 1'hosWaeswotth EN-
N!ehtman g " wxka DeeataQ
NatrAn U Win navle q.
Window II L Wedxwcod j D.
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MEN: OF ILLINOIS IT,.

asst SeH e sSasa sEDaaoseA - rsl1; sxox14 s>s
svsry q! q year rsrt7 i1sra.sssse ,tssEs -
nIssssso e a.ds T. - f.d. No stssf s:sts a;s 81
Eesxe feeed. 1aa EEoe Eoe t sesatx H StSFnr1
5sa..st n1. @ ~ q ,aa lsash - Sexs aoss "a
ss1e. aha aAxn 70 = u cleso ~ ~ tntSsss n1aEG
r. r = sass ~ sss4 e II ne:sts va ke
DE sca. nd The xkEea~Drd et v.s1-rY- sAS H1@E,
~ EnsrEt:5 20 q snke q III srsaiaas Is
y -. rtett = aa1tnx .enova. Mtao51es. = W
EAf akzts! " husest1s And taoasAafa 1ul 14rs b.
eeesN:os 70 tbs dstt tsstref:. %. 4vt1E q aTia2
shan 1at~ trsTanevaAsh e7d the Hsbahhg blsss ysts
41a T3pf EGds md ner1prt1 b. tE1UnseH4.
tAN4 01EB3
Lseat CosoAal CTS s 4 E1v,frz
oel3 os0H IN A Fra, Mr. ffen M
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For Wounds, either oocaaioned by
the Bay onet, Sabre, Of Or the Bull ).
7. :: :. =. =. lat, Sores Or Bruises, n

s sntca sse7 solt:es asd sa.1ar 1T liable, taera
sGs!'es.1x a1I. fI3 ~ 80 0i.tta. peof so7aded
esSsed taTeeas<.Y ke vonla es:1 rf1Jtdn nm
9eH M1th II Eateh1ea uta:cac=s Vaca taotid os
kIEts lato IEa V6uct &ad EsE&fcd Ill fprrd ii fnes
s2xs:Eo E:t6 prce cx lcen ffVfa tta fEso9scf aad
ptnes*xa @lta hA3dte1thatf- txktEx, ntxht ma
TEct 1LaAxz@xt3na. - - go A1A 1'1~
kysH ho1ntert Rna7saet sd saa1sn. che.s
tooaH % pfovtd<d Win these &alaAhle Remsisex
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| METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF

NhnkrS. r. h1kFklNf3A = =
1ssx.IS4 6txfs1 ~ p19cs xEd III 6na ptNte4 md
!. ~ q HA AnAtrEy Ct tn4 &a1aAl Tsns Ia
~ 2! An1s4 a1a bsteAts. VIII T1eat.ssaa ee.f-
s1 ~ nFrG:sh!A eoel<ssvert':< nrun no Mind
n sanaaA &c Skot+sfui Hcds Of Frrr, ~ sto9c
nSEx2e3f N cAtes .ktkte1 4 NItsfI %3y.te1 10
*sV;tse& 20 s1tse e1tc1r14itax ruavriAte xao
= ~ y aoaaI - tstt- pA5Scai co:huon Eant
Sss q. g ~ sed.s.A cs receipt q :: eas1
III; ssss4.k ka: q AAttea IaIe. slpsaY. .H.f.
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Volunteers, Attention ! Indisers,.
u *=::.: II. tions Of Youth, ..: II VII

sof:a ard tstx1s. Elotetes Aod se~;.fa-t cae nm
SeSkot1 or u tie.ilE tE!ec Il tho f1iis Nv tnkss
- sts3 4 ~ csa. ta ias,aeuoaa iftA ID aeS
nsn1ef ttsy d.y op T. ote rAst brtaf ori IL
oaa * e. ss:se s7a s.vs :ss F.sEi
se1sees L 5a1 caAes to t2aEJt ,xRiax e7:n. - - -
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Sick Headaches and Want Of Anna.
+: -. ute, Incidental to Soldiers

trars,s sss asxhsrs vtsta - ssd3sa usrsuY Artfa
-. ,a M 1ss.ag7Aete. o9@tsuc.ed pefyn3Yaf,5 =.
ss.ek nk 4ssts tssai91 .ssa * n7s; ~ sse
e u fsasessa. y "a aasksY prSeass sv
esS AesEsaea. raear nea1 ana mod 1nrs5,. aAtAsi
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L WV fer 4 vt1J probable An1 niktly ~
spectAtio tps1Lfs4 6oNeshtng neecsd by eTezy.
k0dy. AEeau A.a making taret hundfe1 dnf,aFs
peE wec< 46d:ex& trrelostEk st&Ap tor reyiy
ABIANnAIE CO. 1t Eso&twaJ Gdw FORK. .
, 1863-11-15

|fsATARKH! e ATARRuti
I 'rR E4rL1ksLic I'D C.TAsHa ggaEnY.
!: fsft eare fnc CA:a RI ~ cot IN .pt Eett II Il
LA.E 70 cefe EA-Ax1d 1sAs M
EStost q A&s:Fs ssf r srt vEsy:nkht Ea.soaa
~ szsaHTs = t1s e@Anse1 af n.Mpe~1tu-e. TnS
5ss5 = ~ e: Gist e =. .Se saianac acfia.
.,esaE snd kns I'd q " nl y Il. 1ks aoke o. fA;s
ts!la lrcas Aet ls HAvf-d oS e4uknea OF, Tat
An eecnfstt nEtIstEe Ii IL, tsesyray h saass
aszJ. tag. 9a: ~ e1r.e1s. CEe1 10 6o3ss
nj tE:es ! fRp-ttsast 4,ess n .. BERLYK.
Auns. 56x ll- tAl-txu, II 4ala By Al Drag.
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<'<.'. -: HosTEI>TEE's > q
CELEnRATEDS STeMAUu 81vrRrn

Against tae sapo7s toul prrptss.
!; Thst fever tstni the ttsvy ar, -
Ds:of not unmi1ed the Hater fonad
IN pssa'ea. eooes, or usrsay EEona1
II edentaty tai Joa r!y.
HA1cnx fuc ausr AssIsr-oa pte- -
= For vana cebasred from exercIss, o.:
= SoE AuT7F1c1l1 AID SIN ct3ra. = ,-'
20 Mets>>sant grind rrrpoAe A7d infect j. ,
Ii .areascacd- -sTtl to rzk7xxr;
and U you'd h raliaYcd or spaso1
From !ns tha* e:sssa thn UxrRxrA4xp.
Ho<.tt.era blttess uao-for uska '''.'
TnsE are tbs eersst Ax1,porx.s
70 sxs y dttanea Aa naisstn1 at unhestn1 eot,s tn
roson Of naNhe1t<ous wA:ar. tho en1uys Of Crowded
woFfsoe1rs and tetotie<. and tia tantreso os
sedeEssr5 erpnren Il onlr uecsssa-. 10 ta fr-n
AIMED VIII =. s:. :>-'
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NE&D AND REFLECT.


II. AAta sure Of Hx417H.. -nes how. you ask
~: We ahsFer. IT. an easy tack. =. -
T.. EtTeastbnu The SToxacH mad snstxtn -.
Tbs E1ETzs. tha ee.ssuts Of the a-s.z - I.
80 The L1yxH keep Ia active rlaJ. * = ~ ,,.F
:. T. And RxuCtArE from day to day, --'-s'.-
H. Esth organ aId. on Natures p.aa, -. =:
- Hssce ani restnsh tue tasKA KAN
Aad like watch. that's kcrt Ia ca!ao. =. .
BJ conzsAat carr VIII 5aMlrsa tine.
y Tho EJs:eta1 sone and strength reaup.
r.. Aaa thereby cheer ths aftxsru too =:
-lfow." ynu inquire, .eAa tA:s be conc ::
- This Victory OR Dtseaee4 bo von?" -
'.'Uos1x7zxx'a pFETkEs," ," Ne reply. ,, ~
l. HxA1Tns srPEzAz F.or1orIo7-7xr!
II A&Ese4ca at eesruttettux the ettardeset Aaa -,
sfealet fystc regulating eva1J tu:.cton Of tho tats.
nal orfss rsTivaa tho te2seases spista nEtso,aynx
tt'e Consultation aEd croiongne LIE, no uaecisnst
preparation atthet Of tho pas, The present u,a hss
sbesn se completely md universally susc<stsa1 u
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u'Tuol i'sAih
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o'IsnrnsN, FAtt
O'NAnor f4tk
Ogden + Hlsdlts
0sts~yu AAps
Or&aa: Perry
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..aWLoWAYS PILLS
OINTMENT.

Nsr1 shnrss 70 Fttssas Aa4 xelaH ~ n TIA aru+
Esa,sT. +. - fns 0a,s<sis and 9sesv ~ hr.1S
sa!vss vf,h M; eAeH ereActAa IL 1toT;as fSeE
IN 1tnEG. no u ft<f tSn4sAs tar ~ f.. sE
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HO1TETTER>
CEIEBHATEnA STOMACH BTrrEus.

GEAEbAAE1s0N! 0N!oMAc1l RFE:EEls.
+; pysosrraS rtr n. that rack and Srfud
Tho hoty, md dep,ess tho mind:
49, A.asa, last ~ thty 20 and ccma, ,--4 =
Mako tife = aoonatsnt raaEsJ1don: > :
Z S. Co.le~ ard asssntezic eA3n4. -. -, -,
! Bil1aua cozoo,stnsa tsusa tedious ,its
i p, Ea'tE cous"=4ed yet BY dras:ic pills;
Drsst dlAH7h4a, that ckapos be
cazcd b. destructive rat:rasy. i, 49,, '
Eo*. condtta ttouAi dacAy, ~. .-y ~
:, TAFT nstnxs death nstar day BIZ cay: !
: Ser7ous rroatzatca. u.en,sl gloom. .,4:,.
HeFAda Of nnAdneas or taA tomb; ,~.
Fox ass--thoush mineral noatruaaa AL g
. Arsn4 Of Eellaf Il :eAs. ws hail
; Bo"FFT7E1's BrTExks-mnd.ethp sa.e.
Sotto FxHvxEr aIooh. but otk1. --
Ia Drsrkrt1A- FavrI AND Asr1.- Bittou, esux.
F1A1s1H. coys111rr1o1AL ma Sxx.oca DxguIrr
Cnx"tIrAT1ox, etA.tcLSzss, seAAxs, and IN Al CON
palHta of Man & Nar.aA, psooashseg Hua r4aus, Or
Inherent wetanesa Of he ooty. The xrrss ssnaSdr
Aaa rcs1nyAaross ..~--
HosTET1rE1e's e,
t.KLKHnArED Observation-Disclosures
7. IoEaade:es1da YEA saa lAnA. :: y
. FEusa Folar shere 10 rro,4c etrssd.
To hausoto{d 1nne tad rextoas pev.
:" Aud dwelless IN great t1stss, TOO.
To soldiers in eanp. fort. aadae!a,
Who need akatesa dtAsaaah shlsax: -,
To nine1. California bosud. .. -
4. And uncss Of vss. uaassAy gtourd: -
To fsstia v4Eos Of fragile mold, - /.
T1 Jorax. nd nl1d1e ss1d and old; - s~
49, To thosA IA health. who would sqioy :
Heavenabc-a fitsa without snof; I
To Al sae strFsxshshat wssk au4 pale,
Who dscop. Jet know ans Wat they III H. z:
Hosrxr4E1a bs1TH1s ~ pFrse.t 'T~ssr .
IL KeastA's noss potent s1taaat. +
taaze r AaJ ra1us Il pubic opinion. o. sar vn,a,
Il N@dseaa sattnaay, The reg past aud ,etass To.
cofrssszenaa Ast4sAit1s aoN bcsose taa void u =
HOSTETTER.S
OzLEBnATKDsTomAc AcH BrrTRnA
sala hJ Al BresrextAhae Dsuxxistat IN m -, ),
- pAst Of Ia Wost3 y
HosqETTRR.:: 4 SMITH.
: :. rnosnrfzcaa. PIT: :ssugoa.rA.
Now FORK once, RIO. 4as Broadway,
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DE-. -W1TFlELn'e
y Ell ErTAB PILLS, ,
Il MH4sSSHsaa MHasSHsa ssst.saez.e Ter FlsIUle, B1tyD
ssxeuh e.uten al wnc .rv y.e.iaa4 to II. O..
H9EtsAzt 70 asctt 1hs 4se pS e2ts7asi apat-
b. 1fTttss3 tss3 Easut osfy IL afkra4atlne he t4easa
.a..s tn1E feneAs FtH o. II the eAuAE o3 thk
F<A" esa 9@eese p<-EAoeat cn:A -
~ ,rtEls Is III w j. X NzDtCiHK.
h.TS flE1 a3ve tee~ f3e4 fp- :nt 4A1t s1yHa yss11
y A6 asss47ea da1e tssy failed - cass
tae % LaHt1 pAt box. EAT br M1l1 70 nay ssd1ass.
Ma" -. YOUNG, Aol= eropr Etun,
ii RraAdrty, It. r.
VA N, - s1s.-nssSaM ~
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FbsGeA,>|
E.a. Rexd
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Every Horse Owner

toee1d hkvs :hs temetJ n a&ct fo: r. Esty uss Z,
liz E.E AypEAfNasN Il Lk1e.As& %1ff G@fctthlr PfH
fzuidAols diseaee1 to xr:cs - ac1ft4 x.s
u1bke. sud htca rraA.1- -<v ethesNa4e satua1st
nnfaen EtA1sy Nor4haexA - .. -..
Cytf fonT h1odTsG voluntary tette1Alulals % tht
s7onde.fsi curative properties % thia Ii1ert s1vt
Mr. txcc4yah within fnd lkef tNp ttAfx Aod ant ci
skE.n faEs H4fQF4 II TIE AtHAE1s xAaf& Qf ~.
, 1863-11-15

- IAefEc, lto!n.fls. ii New

In JAMES, ttv:m.ils. ii New
1 n.x..., <>oss rat'. .'.':s:' - tss @':at
Srs,far. Hs:rar:.--- e'eoe eaa etses e'1.4ss'
ratr EoulsEs fsHt'ot 'kkA1sh'f'
.,.ztt- rta.-t >'z,'s.t !. IS Hsad,ires's-.
fdf r. ,.r,st tsesE@.11td ~ she E.e'1.tkl
3cs AZ. s.x ri I. e.1tte rscst At tSt a~u'a.
>N.~s, >'s'N = uste:t:rA.s s:s-s D-. JAAss. "ao.
NJ. xvsIa b. ttrf rshzAa-h s1:"sosFn
~ - .s.sss .spsta:.ra u S.tnas c1tbya tosa lbs
r. ua uns. cad u ~ tts al ii fpA1s ct stat1 a7a
-. rs.& 70 Nt;@1, 1st;1e, rcsA~tt, 4raecie
I..,tr.;s n tAa ro<tssat OF osccd c!ss4A bat
r.. V4aca p 2statocasa-
sasI-.x Yeat1sss care@:: ~ u Ie* .es ;aNlasAs
49, - ,a1.sx pe:t ss-e I'D -ss.-st,
t.-1 rs..e.t .: ts :!::17ec:rs n:eet, t73.zslSaJ
cSee.u nsnsA H. cssasr. II.
O.: =. CONSULTATIONS lSs.-2:+A5Ik.
,,stKzx
ETDr,KWILD-aa7s. Willis pro-
.,..t.rsu.,r.,r,o hnz kc=aa asIxttr1lI alEls.
r.. a. - at NO y. Sc ~ass<& 70 sAsas4a
II IA W eva sAsk,"rt
:xtrlIs Iii 4. .sA4tA c>t15sss-t ssa-ksr -
= t,- 81 ,st4Ets ~. ta- l=:f:n.ssaa aaa1 III
80 ,,ats<.x!- Eae 1=s.ses 10 tesaret IN fsaest
-, stts4 Jtt't Xii 70 rssls ea<asN
-t.,s.rst Fsnea- ES* III. k::Er 1ae saast4 carr
.,...+;ss Ia q - tLy: icl te..asiE< As4 Harai
s4~-,.t4 sae ex.s1ds 70 lar eve cha'tTsa- 1ka
80. II tAlcxssd u ita..atui- Aad Ia lsits k1N4
= skk$1a,e 3lsr sso1te-
Gs.~..txrnes xlu Y.rr=ss Hr1- villa sseu stoay-
- = Ii. nas o4r Il +: sasca ssrra4heE.
-x,. usy b. 4a==..:s!, ~ E.ase.saE Au. VII
= afk,s4e.a. LaetEs- gs.z1s c<a1J. A.F.,
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Coughs anu Colds af1sct;ar Tno,n,

rsst &c fex scs,T faieve< At1 e6sesaat,Y e.r.d h.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEfl
H. 1AtrAALuHH ee.tn:1tsA aAIR DYE n w
ia q rAK Hon.o, 'Tae nz:y BAIKzxsx, TEW I'D
'Ss.e4stss. gys sseEH E ~ te:esdtt Hair DIR ID
|snSsaossY a1ACx er KAzn11r H1oEH, vtrhca. e.
II ~ ~ AnsI e tEt r3e tk.ss iexyttx ne AKs
- heA1p11!: n2&tt* treaS Tfs1ttJ, frequently
h S5oS ~ prtEtas oc.or+ and seetEes IL IL fEess4
'ka1ts s i, H. ans ssaui.s ~ \ Axssd wnal4x
= ksss&st 4ald by eN .D+nrxxa. - Fesrorr II
+~sse s1ue< dtN TAX III EEa.fI
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70 t.c:a .,zross=oa obe-.ve sss s:euaRts .adAke
st~ct=a F*erss fE4I!hle LtnAneat" h3cwu ia IT,
k%AA G. sAcA ho*.se. without Which rt1* Ase EoauaaA
kICaAkD6o1 : CO..
- -" solA F.urt3c.o:8, Norwich. O.
fcf hals 6T LORD Il dhITH. aeuE:I Eassaxa
ssSan q Lxka at:<ss, Csteaxo. aad ny dea:oE1
e*ts3Hhefh- fk14 A4eeLAnW.4H
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Wufage 9 Iribn,rt
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1853 ;:
L4SF-CF. LETTePe
LIST.

cumming atsa1ied fuf in thu fn,.,.,
:, 0a,t. Ss@ss feat
, 1863-11-15

Ene1y m4e9ur EsSf: stst FAt
Kills eflfs Eay DR
Ese-ard E E.eou rtsee
Eya - adetGd Eusxafta IAIio.d
Evtf0tEdwa-dcEa.toy
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And Beau!ifIing the Complcxion.

l., noe Il FEW
q IA sRs1 dnee6ezs txs n1lt. Hgsrs.s ys.f. .-a.a
70 % taat !scrlaalatas Y tta hiooI. X a
tha d1cnT.14N ttxt r. hel roAhf 70 RtyIE II ava
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

desperate engagement between the forces
under General Rosecrans and the rebels took place
during the forenoon Of Saturday last near Chatta.
nooga. The rebel attack was made on the Union
left in force. and on the right by feint The
fight on the left was Of very desperate character
and the rebels were repulsed; but on being rein.
forced regained their position, from which they
were not again driven until after . severe engage.
meot Of an hour and half. The Union troop.
thea charged upon the retreating rebels with good
eject
About two O'Clock in the afternoon fierce at.
tack was made by the rebels on the Union centre,
driving it and scattering the troops. The wings
Of Rosccrsns' forces then closed upon the centre.
and after hard fight received the lost ground.
The Whole general engagement which was almost
eatrely fought with musketry, lasted about seven
hours.
The plan Of the rebels was to get between Rose
Grams army and Chattanooga, but in this ma.
nrnvrc they were completely foilcd. They were
commanded by Generals Hill, Polk. Longstreet
and Johnston. The fight was expected to be re-
newcd on Sunday. Advices from the Potomac
Army states that Ewells corps has also gone in
this direction.
Our map will be found very useful in showing
the locality Of the scene OF strife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

Tx Caors.--In another column will be
found brief summary OF the condition OF the
crops for the month Of August extracted from
the last monthly report of the Commissioner of
Agriculture. II will be seen that but for The
frost Of the 30th Of August the crops of corn,
tobacco sorghum aud buckwheat, would ell
have been excellent. The general average In
jury from the blight in question IL calculated
at about one third or thirty-three per cent; but
this IL believed 10 be greatly above the mark.
The September circular will give us the result
more accurately and II is hoped that the above
estimate will be greatly reduced by II. The
FAX crop is uninjurcd, and will. !, is expected.
reach = general average OF one hundred and
,weuty per cent more than thai Of last year
OF the injury done TO cotton IN the States
which are experimenting in IL culture we
have nothing specific in this report. The
spcculations that have been published on the
subject most therefore h. accepted With
reserve,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21
IMPORTANT BATTLE IN cEoacu.

New York. Monday. sep.emDer II. lsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS

Cur European des by the steamship Damascus.
from Liverpool on the ID Of September, reached
this city yesterday evening. The contents OF the
rspcrs have been fully anticipated By the mails Of
the Arabia and City u Cork.
Our correspondent in Altona--in the Danish
puchy OF Holstein--sends us important letter,
dated on the Stat Of August, the sublec, Of the
critical state OF the relations which exist just now
batween Denmark and tho duchies Of schsswir
end Hoistcin, and which. Il Is expected will pro.
duce q renewal OF the war between the Kings
government and the dependencies confiic, which
may IN The end involve the great Powers Of
Euops. The King OF Denmark agrees with and
s+pssyss Of The action Of the kny cf Prs>-s 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

.OutucIu COIucuoiNCS- Dut WIN WAS tuts con-
fedcracy to them with Tennessee left out in the
cold. The same Was the case in Kentucky and
Missouri, aud more recently in Mississippi
with the overthrow Of the rebel armies therein.
We conclude. therefore, that the Virginia
soldiers Of the rebel army will remain in vir-
ginia still to fight for their sinking cause.
while they conccde the justice Of allowing their
confedcratcs from Georgia, &c, to return home
to defend their States against the invading
Yankees" This arrangement may involve
the removal Of the rebel government from
Virginia to some safer point further south
ward; but still the advance to an occupa-
tion of Richmond by General Meade may he
stoutly contested by the rebel forces belonging
to Virginia. Thus the rebel leaders may calcu-
late that the advance of Meade upon Richmond.
and beyond that city, may at least be delayed
until the heavily reinforced columns of John.
etou and Bragg shall have destroyed the army
\ Of Rosecrans and In season for junction OF
Johnston aud Bragg with Lee and bis Viz.
| ginisns for the destruction cf Meade and 4
victorious march upon Washington.
This, in all probability, is the present pro.
| gramme OF JEFF Davis. IL il a desperate game;
but IL holds out the possibility Of rescue. and
Il is the very best game which the desperate
situation Of Jeir Davis will justify. In this
view. therefore, we recognize the Importance
Of vigorous measures on the part Of General
Meade aud the cooperating Union forces on
the Richmond. peninsula. A range Of fortified
hills Oh the Rapdan. occupied by detach-
men,s Of the enemy, should not We are n
cliuci e. think. he allowed TO delay the sd
vsacc 81 G,-rfsl Meade, when b. aAah