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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

MAEKEr THIEvEs-The petty operations of
market thieves have been suspended In some
measure since the Organization Of the new police,
but not entirely. Occasionally a dealer has re-
ported The loss Of articles Of value to them during
the nights preceding market days. Frequently
persons have been taken from the market by the
police, for being fOund under suspicious circum-
stances In the merket-h house at night Some have
been nned, some sent to the workhouse, and
others dismissed. Last night, some thief holder
from the stand Of Robert Warren, huckster a
barrel Of choice apples he had just received, to
be opened this morning. II Is desirable that a
force Of police should be detailed SUFFICIENT for
the adequate protection Of property al the market
at all tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

Provisions " esterday, our dealers In north.
ern and southern fruits and vegetables were re-
ceiying and storing hundreds OF barrels, bags
boIes, &c, containing vegetables and fruits FOR
their customers here. From the great quantities
arriving, and the facilities for obtaining them as
needed nom the States where they are plentiful,
we may safely predict no dearth in 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03
THE BATTERIES At rRzxsrosr POINT

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 3.-Edifor Star We
have information here that the guns used by the
rebels at Freestone Point, and which were sent
down from the line Of the Orange and Alexandra,
Railroad, have been withdrawn, for fear Of their
capture by Federal troops; and that the teams Of
Mr.. Basil Brawner were used to haul them away.
The Potomac is now fully open for navigation,
and the number Of vessels coming up is unpreoe-
denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

Dos'r miss the entertzinment at Odd Fellows,
BAL to-higbf, one Of The best Of the season Go
ssnG get youi seet, and nafs ready 70 spssad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

PENNIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
Tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter Il
10 THE BE sure 70 read the adver-
:seE;ert of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

NEW DRY GOOps.
Stock just opened at X b. Halls old stand, SIS
Seventh street. Store crowded with customers
Goods to suit the times, and at pr oes to please.
Sc 81 eo6t MATHEWS Co., SIS Seventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 DAYS Jas
Mclaughlin, do; do. John Evan. col, breach
Of the pesce; jail in default Of security Charles
Brown, drunk dismissed. Lynch McGaryen,
do fne and costs, 81 IS Geo Hamilton, col !,
out sfter hours; do 81 So. James Hill, do dis
missed james Bower, drunk and disorderIy;
hne and costs, 81 So l.. A. Douglass, deranged;
held for protection. Soloman Hall, col drunk
and disorderly; nned 81 81 VIM Sleeprr, do |;
dismissed on bis declaring his intention 10 leave
the city. H Nah, do fined 81 "a Ellen Dor.
seY, profanity; do. % 81. Ferdinand Sands,
drunk; do. 81 IS Henry Snowden, do; work
house 30 days VIM. shsfer, drunk and disor.
derlyi aned s1.e4. John Dolan, drunk and In
Iulnng ladies on the street; turned over TO the
Proves. Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

FLOUR, FLOUR rs bhls. Flour for sale chear
l. BY j. p. BARTHOLOW,
90 2-lw 55s Seventh ST.. near Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

IL All Letters (sxcept Soldiers Letters,
must, a every instance, be prepaid.
Oct 8 Il HENRY ADDISON PM
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
Loss OF tho steamer North Briton.

MONTREAL. Nov. IL.
The third officer Of the North Briton has
arrived at Farther Point in a schooner. He
reports that the North Briton struck on Bar
ouett Island AT one O'Clock on the morning
OF tue 9TH II was then blowing gale. and
She was totally wreck ed, bit no lives lost.
Tho passengers and crew were landed II
Port NenEan One boa; with seven hands
on board has not been hearl from since i;
lett the ship.
The North Br,lpn sailed on Saturday. No
venher ,. with ~ cabin and 80 Storage
passengers. for Liverpool.
The following Is the statement of Mr.
Brown. the third Oihcer.
When the ship struck II was blowing gale
and the weather was very thick. She con
tinued striking very hard on the reef on Fri
dav night and il Was expected she would 90
10 pieces every moment. A boat with the
crew broke away from the wreck before il
was loaded, and could not be brought back
until Tuesday morning after daylight, when
all the passengers were taken of without &C
cident and transferred 10 two schooners.
which landed them at Port Mcngan and n
few houses about nine miles below.
All the passengers were housed in store
house. having a few blankets which were got
from the wreck 20 sleep upon All the store
rooms we're under water causing a scarcity
OF provisions. The lower cabin was all bro
ken up aud most Of the baggage. Only a
few Of the nail bags were saved, and those
were perfectly saturated.
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et captured. II Is reported that Captain
sheilon . killed. Lieut.. Srith j. killed aud
Tour OF his company are missing.
iaflors battery lost orc gun. aud two
guns were captured. We have taken $50
prisoners AMI killed 900 Tho ground Vas
completely strewn with dead bodies
Gen. Grant had two horses shot from TN
der him. and Gen McCleraands horse vas
also twice badly wounded
We killed one Coloae.. John Wright Of
the 18th tennessee, AMI one Captain Of
louisiana regiment
"enerals Grant and McClcnand conduct.
ed themselves calamity. All the men speak
highly 81 them. Nj. Brayman Was unifer.
sally praised Tor his GOODNESS and bravery ON
the field Capt BialOski. Gen McCleruand's
staff Was killed by cannon bali Captain
Dresser. also Of his staff. had his horse shot
from under him Too much praise cannot
DC given cur men, as they fought bravelY
against great odds and a terrific IRE from the
enemy batteries II IS reported that Col.
Lamar OF the eth Iowa. is dangerously
wounded Gen. McClemand mounted the
/ first cannon that Was taken Brigade Quar-.
ternastcr Hatch Vas wounded ia the Lex
The Cairo correspondent Of the Chicago
Times Vas in the hattie lie writes:
The advance from the river bank 10 the
rebel cncampment Was a running fight for the
entire distance, the rebels .ring aud falling
back all the way
The discovery on the Kentucky side. that
&C were Ia possession OF their camp. led 70
an opening Of the rebel batteries from that
direction upon u. Their fire was very an.
moving. the more so Is We we're not ia posi-
ton % return it.
just at this inncture the repor; Was
brought 20 Gen. Grant by Lieut. Pittman. OF
the 3U.h Illinois Regiment. who had, with
MS company. + been on scouting duty, that
heavy achievements we're coming up 20 the
rebels from the opposite side Of the river
Indeed. tho discovery Was also made that the
enemy were pouring over the river in i'm.
mense numbers. and the danger was imml
nent that cur retreat would be cut OF. The
order 20 fall back 60 tho boats was therefore
gwen. bat not moment TOO soon. The
way was already filled with rebel troops an,
as We bad fought our way Up q the encamp
ment. so VIC were obliged 20 fight back L
our boats. and against desperate odds.
The rebel achievements crossed directly
opposite Columbus. and their movement
we're concealed from the gun boats az we'll a
from our main forces. until they were march
ing up % cut of our retreat to the boats
when our scouts discovered them, and 70
ported 20 Gen. Grant. as stated above.
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Txr news By telegraph YESTERDAY gave
%, 20 every Union loving heart throughout
,h. Ind. The glorious victory aen'eFeu os
Gen. SrIsos in eastern Kentucky, s tie
nos: cheering We have had since tie war
commenced. while the news from The Feet
places IL success beyond doubt Il viii
Ne borne in mind that the news Of The hee'
comes solely through rebel sources. and Of
course they put It IN the best possible light
for their friends. The extract from the
Memphis papers IS the latest. most direct and
consequently TIE most satisfactory. Il Il
now pretty certain that one or two other ex
n.d;tious have already reached The Southern
coast. and are ready 70 strike stunning blows
Il other points. We confidently expect 70
Lear within the next forty eight hours that
the guns Of Fort Piokens have begun {" re
sound with vengeance upon the rebel ears
around Pensacola. Henceforward the histo'
~ Of the war will be rapidly developed. and
viii be Of the most thrilling character.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
SUCCESS or THE GREAT FLEEI
SPECIAL plspa,oh 20 Tie Mlssoari Denloerat.

Special Dispatch 90 tie Missouri Democrat.
CAlgo, Nov 1.-The Memphis i2teal
contains a special dispatch. dated Atlanta.
Nov. Sth, which states that our fleet had cap
tured three forts in South Carolina. at Port
ROYAL. Hilton Head. ard Bay Point. Our
forces had possession of the town OF Port
ROYAL. twenty miles from Savannah. and
we're within twelve miles Of the Charleston
and savannah Railroad.
The rebels admit their loss % have been
very great.
Forty four OF our vessels were At Port
ROYAL. the balance having gone 10 the Gulf
Of Mexico as the New Orleans papers speak
Of an immense feet of Ship Island. IL u
supposed that the intention is 10 attack Xo-
bile New Orleans and Pensacola.
We landed only 10000 men at Port Royal.
HoHATIo.
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Guyaadcttc, Va, IN Ashes.

NAILIINIINt wv II
The steamer Empire City has just arrived
from Guyandote.
The secession inhabitants. j; appears. were
looking for the attack aud had supper pre-
nared ios the rebel cavalry. who were headed
by tic notorious jenkins. aud numbered
eight hundred.
Eight al our men were killed. and A cousid
orablc number taken prisoners.
The rebel loss Is not known
Col Zigler. sch Virginia regiment. on ar
rival fred The town. and tho principal part y
now in ashes
The rebels left abous an hour before ths
arrival Of L'gleg.
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Wore Expeditions 10 the southern
Coast.

NV York. Nov. H.
The Post saws an expedition Is prepared II
no' al EDDY started, which will seal the har-
Dors OF savannah and Charleston against the
egross or ingress of any more vessels also a
dotilla Of thirty vessels Is now IN the port
,rmed. manned. and ready 10 sail for the
Cult Of Mexico.
The vessels arc fitted by SIC and draft OF
water and armament Tor harrassing the coast
OF Louisiana and Alabama.
The companies garrisoning the iortiiations
around Washington have been ordered 20
build log huts for winter quarters.
The new steamship Constitution has been
chartered by the Government.
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The Affair 1T Belmont /!
THE THREE EXPEDITIONS
FULL PARTICULARS ?
rrrrr. re clpcinpat comns.e.al.l


CArEo. IN, Nov :. p. u.
rps. Cox-Iast evening at dark. General
Grant. with al The forces about Cairo. gun.
boat and all. Ielt for Columbus, and We have
heard the cannonading ever since o'clock
m. morning IN that direction, With occasion
al cessations. Il Is supposed that Grant
viii have about %. 900 troops. including the
Paducah force. which wen; down BY raj 10
Join him there.
IL is delicious day here and. added 70 The
interest of being in the very sound Of a mac
ni6cient battle. makes it glorious
can hear the heavy boom Of the guns
while | write. General Grant would not LEI
~. wi!ett 20, because he wAs corTespon
len. for the s. Louis Republican. and sly.
they lied about bis flag Of truce bushes.
Ike Cook told ne. Just now. that Gran
.as confident OF = victory. little boa
lsft here few moments since. with cola
INV Of 40 horses. with which - establish
oonv express between this and Columbus
will keep this letter open until the nai
4 ,ses. and w.ll inform yoa OF All thai trans
pires-I have hopes OF the capture Of IA
DestiierOns village
Up M-The army has just returned. an
are struggling back % their camps. All 2
ronfas.0n and mixed accounts
A thousand rumor. are aiOat. canno
arrive At anything definite. Col Buiord o
the 9th IN. Is reported killed and his whole
regiment captured Col. Dougherty. Of th'
22i ILLNESS. reported captured. Nooody ap
pears 70 know
They are carrying great many Nalhn-
sounded men through the streets.
IL seems the battle was opposite Columbus
Al Mace called Belmont-that we whale
them in the morning. drove them from thei
Camps, when ,hey were reinforced. aud, a
,is,ed by the batteries at Columbus, icrce'
us into 4 terrible retreat.
II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

CAIRo. III. Nov.
EDS. Cox.-l concluded my letter last
evening when the air vas full OF rumoss, re
port. &c. sc.
Late AZ night the steamer Chancellor came
I'D With the remnant Of our forces. bringing
also many who we're reported dead
Tbs morning the matter, on investigation
looks q great deal bett.r and rs near a.
can fni our from III sources. 1-f .9ss M
killed Is abost 80. and 30 wounded The
lo-s oi IN. enemy must have been very
great. as thcy were exposed u the tnll fire 81
our gun boat. who raipcd the shot upon
them We captured great many prisoners,
several Cannon. number Of horses. &c +,
but We were repulsed and are suffering all
the caagr.n and discontinue Of Irregular bona
hds Scleat
There i : general murmuF OF complaint
against Gen Grant, that. after the victory Of
The morning was complete. the enemy routed.
whipped OF the field. their batteries captured
&c. he should have permitted reinforce
ments 70 cross the riycr Immediately IN front
OF him. and surround him with superior
force. through which our boys. then entirely
dssorgan.xcd. had 10 cut their way back -
the boats Il vas hero that our loss occur
red Wewcrc follow ca % within fiteeu feet
OF tAe gangWay planks. undcg hail storm oil
bullets.
1, l. impossible vet 10 ascertain the evrc
state of affair Other reports may inform
yoa better Col. Buford not killed
Your.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

Arm dearth Of news. and = sef.e- Of
islanders. we have this morning almost
surfeit Of good nevs. Evidensly The 'ide Of
fortune Is turning. and now We hope 'na'
.b..e successes will be followed Up by vigorous
,osrs.ion. in all departments Of our army
Nov for vigorous move on The fo1oH''''
n Kentucky and Missouri
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

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la-.c -svs- l-s tf.- CATuA.gr1c ra.ts.,
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hf.rr eaLrtiy veFeisiie. tho ere rl--fsc-.. .rt.
q, arl caa Ice tas@. ty the rc-i t..d.s ..s.-,. ..
prom, a. povcrfl % r,.'rg az ki.o-s - y.
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IlFs irodccc - g-p.rg. t.-4i.r,. a. - a. e..
s7esi- OF bowel. fholgk Wy acrir zs1 searrhe,s
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t'e --s.- -n- k-i-rys. Nbo viii sueer from tsIig
nrss. lr2tarl' AL ioni stomach. When - eh~.t /.
remedy tnf is ohisiredi Keep them causfsu,l. -
tat.-. rT.c dose fs.e. % .cese- r 49, 49,.
hour, day. snc fnph1ls q. sirkD>sr. Ask ~ D.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

ous dispatches of last night fully confirm
The report Of the grand victory achieved II
eastern Kentucky by Gen. NrisoS' on RI
d.y snd SATURDAY last.
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tor Children.

= zoe vast sccr delicate. sc.ey. PAN 81. sr--l
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n -s S.r'ug Cereal. Zee the dir.c-,ca. -
errn bottled a 4s delicious % tax
co. f-oie-sI-o nftl. tak-n every rlorE.nz fasd,-
! spfc pfevriIfc aga-ns, ctin GaG ssycr. ysAss
fcres, g -irfn ~ any e,z.iug ,.i-ss~s.
tAtTieNi-Rr~ are 60 fs-ugsists OF G..l.-s -
fa, ~ g qalfa upon ycr bfie II E.t.rr. - s.
ss'sf IA which tlry Ca ky ciesp) hy ssv,ns d I,
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tcls. Avoid scGh infs'nors ill.AlEs aua le.r vi.
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nptAiir e.ss. = Is u ol.s relae1y HAT ~i prsi,
Sfk-.srhfS ard fNYl6okA1H lie whole .sssni,
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Dr. .. "a. HcIcan's Volcanic ot.
ffptfnenf.

THE hF-T EETfENAI - rss u oatn. - "a
On RsA~i
Thcls4-l-s 70 human beiag, hav- he.a sasr L..
q ceorepltuce ant misery. by ihe nsr ~ tas fn4a
u-be Lirimen'- IL wlll rsle7o PAIN ia. 80 tsa..
tanso- y, END y ~iA c.sEnsr. p1f'is sla ses, ca
fu-left >uiil 90 ~ iocf.t 3 thorf tfas sssFt>..
VOLCANO OIL LINIsiEST vii relieve. Z. f....t -,
vetrra;e cases ~ Ehrunztis-n, 6"ut, ~ Ssu-alrsr
~ Paralysis, C9rtrlcfed NJ ciss Sfirn-ss ~ heai
j. he ioints Nu-sirs OF Lgatn-ris Al vii -.
- fai. Two Applications ~ili cure Sor- L,h-esf
Hes1ache Cr fa-srhe. Per Rr-rs - Sails - sas
Pair. r ~ ~ ,rfsh,r remedy. IT, IT, aua ~, a..
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PLANTERS, FARMERS NJ Aay one bssi,.s chas..
q ter.,- - % save mnpsF "a flli1z Nri 80. -.
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c-Es fof ll.s. >pf alns Chaie. S~elings LaIrene.
swetney, S,rcs. Wolincs. Sc-sfrhcs ~ any ertsru.
ci~~asef- Try it. and you viii b oonvinrss
DIR. ,. ~. Mclean. sole Propr,..ar.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

To the exclusion OF almost all other mat
,-r-s. this morning, give place 70 q -'As
article made up from VARIOUS source '''- :.
i've 20 the late battle Of Belmont j %
D. found highly interesting.
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=. y. DECK a. CO.

JACOB ESGLRS. ForNa,s-
=. L. Constantly or lid . Superior s.tic.e -
WATER PROOF OIL BACKING. warranted % lc
alter procf and - make n Gather ~of AID rilshe
Oct. &c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

DEF BEEF-Our friend Joe
- Rupp. las opencd q u-st shrp r. ne hsrd.
sons zee euiit.ng = NJ \. PsrF, "a tih sfrreL
shere Re is rfearet al hours a suprly an a..
nsofs 81 ene ff~-h. f. h~-f p-~k isr.n. x~si o.
uatfer. =. rss.oRsAls rates Olive hin treqaeo,
esis lost ~. e.
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LEGAL.

Treasurer's Notice for 1861.
To The Tar Payers n Woo County.
TREAsUKrE's OYflci. Oct. 18th. l>6l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All who
i ina~ nrnt.ivss s. ~ intrs.si - h Tsrrt.
Haufe Ienfnsi aftc~ fof s4tscsiglcz q 50 ~cr.
urrIi re.lfer great far. ne. a. tsis itrk uelr
Fl ny saeffsfY. y cf1irg 'trw sfl aci sefflirT -
ff.la Ths srtsrrips.un hsas Il 20. aDs viii ave
e. trast g. tbe 1srIsr e 40 satecrl hrrs for tAs
alsunf er- ~ th~ir suss~riIai--. -sy - fgand
e. tks 81 efse
OF 1s. e~fi~ o CcOkkklI.
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Health and strength
cORpfsI
ROOD PrNrTeR.

Deg ret I-oI1sat = = ssrrsfs-S - 6isc 80. "a
ten. u NJ cure ssy d.serse Of the kidaeys N,sh
O. Bladder. fsintinF. Ohs--rc.ec krn.trastio. >.
tT * ihe Noire, hsrre-is>s. any csrssas sgtAs>
IRON Ie-ca'r O. As-~ras ieh.'s rissr gass.tr, :
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A. 90 the scrresg With which tic Belmont
expedition wAs planned. the following FROM
the Cnicago Tribune. IT SATURDAY. = test
mony
On "Wednesday afternoon. We met a friend
on the street gentleman IA civil lie. uha
had no right 70 Know ANYTHING OF me matter
and BY him We we're put IN posses> "a 6
all the facts IN relation - the coutemfi uc,l
attack. lie had received & from civilian
WHO LETT Cairo on MONDAY or Tassiay. bat
where he 50; hi information NC have not
learned We lase if ior granted that DE Ne
-noyernen. aas Sc n.lsn laiA a. Cairo mas. G
nave proof 81 the TACT Ia tUo letters .rcc-is &.
in III. cits from frst ats e. ihC rsmf
sl.lch The expedite Is mcng.onei
rhercferc a. q maftes 81 c9nrse tte 80
ems krc~ az si-aut &
The Ch.cs-o Tribune 80 Ssirrsisv e.
he foiioU 1r
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herr ~ Tie rcuf .rasr 90 tie expedition 49,
We vio.ale ~ e.. hience and -ife al cas- lsfs
4av. n .atefufsfinf % the encrav when IS s
Nv ihs, che movement sou.heaft vac n sde
.ssackcI a Belmont .a4 uas rs.ai.ci af.l
ne other de- xne>i Coz YES Nstf1 bf as
r:.i<e rad. ~ lio rear 81 B.ris ias -
Ta., al column. unief c5laasfrl cd oi
O,.sshv. con..ssed 81 1.efa mer-ise So
fffh. lssh. e9th reSimcns- filaois fras,.
Z .pc.ia SeienAns casalrf. surd t.sftsla
seb~arts's Missouri artilers We learr fiEai
th-y -osd p-o<ssd ysthv4rd. aod. p1ss-1 s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12
TELE q KAPEf0.
OUR VICTORY AT BELyONT-JEFF. THOMPSON
AND FREMONT.

OUR VICTORY AT BELyONT-JEFF. THOMPSON
AND FREMONT.
MEMPHIS. Nov. ll.-Col Tippan reported the follow
ing list of killed and wounded in the Arkansas regiment
the recent battle In Missouri opposite to Columbus
Ky.
Kllea-Aessrs. Sanford, Falksrson, Flynn, Harris,
Lamb Rose, Wagner, Morgan Miller Watkins. Flppin,
0rga, Morris aud Carigsn.
Wouuded-hessrs. Gamble, Heron, Noble Robert
son, Cook, Wilkinson, Hill, Cummings, Hyde, Dirvus,
james Smith, Charles Smith, Hegl,nd, Bismuh, Sands,
R,gland, PsniI, Moody Hughes, Hawkins, Busby, Jas
and VIM. Bonielle, Dalton and Leon.
Mssipg-Twenty.thre are reported missing. Il
particpator in tie fight says he cnly one sn Of
Marks regiment in dying condition. and be was en- 10
dian. The regiment only engaged in pursuit Of the
vAndals-
The L'ncolnes numbered 1000, and were picked men,
but they badly whipped.
telegraph from Desara, Ark, received yesterday,
saws that Gen. Boand expects attack AZ Pocahontas
every hour from about 1000 Federals.
JEFF. Thompson has been hard pressed bu. is safe at
Little Rock, with SO,OOO,D men
Ten. Fremont is at Springfield, with 40 900 men.
great fight Is impending.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12
The council then adj burned.

ATFRAY on BAoAD Strict -on Sunday about half
pas; one o'clock man named John g. Anaker stopped
John n Eubapk at the oorDer Of Broad and streets,
md demanded the pam INT o. so due fN work done
tu.lve months ago Eubank replied "you diun'd
DucH rascal II paw you when get ready" or words
20 tha, eR c. Anaksr made some reply, which wis
respo ,ded TO by Eubank, with sword cane. H.
rack Araker over the head with the cane, and regu-
lr rough and uutl, fight nsued. In the melee the
sword end of the cane became dsepgtsed from the
shah lb.nk retaining his hold Of the former When
the como.an we're puted Ansker discovered that be
bad RECEIVE several eli yht pulctures in he breast and
side. Oticer Chslkley went up aud arrested Eubauk
with the blade 10 his hand Ausker rrpred to the Of
fee o. d. Wexford who examined the wounds, and
pronounced them not at all dangerous Yesterday the
affair was investigated By the Mayor who rem 'nded
Eu oank for further examination before the Hastings
Court admitting him TO bail 10 the Gum OF $500. Aud
al this fo- the pauy sum Of one hundred and fry
cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12
TIE ROBBERS IN RAPPAHANNoCR.

FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. ia Federal steamer threw
40 shells into Ufblua lin Mddlssex county, Friday
last seriously damaging church and some Of the dwell
lipgs in Urbana. The Confed,rates killed two OF the
Federals and wounded others, while the yapdas
engaged in negro stealing expedition in that neigt
borhood on the previous DAY.