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The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Who 10 General George w. Morgan
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Who is 0sasrai George w. AorgaaS
General George ". Morgan, the gallant com
mander Of the army which has just rsturrs o.
from Cumberland Gap, Is Pennsylvania by
birth. He was ter two years at West Point;
was colonel nf tho Second Ohio regiment Of
twelve, months volunteers In the Mexican war,
was brsveted brigadier general for gallant and
meritorious conduct Of Contreras aaad Chers.
buscc, 10 The latter Of which battles be was
severely wounded. ~ .. 49, 49,,
A correspondent Of the Louisville Journal
writes as follows concerning the conduct Of
this gallant officer, In 9 position, during the
Mexican war, equally critical with that he has
just done 40 we'll in:.. '... B..
Just previous To the battls'of Busna Vista,
In Ne xicO, he was colonel of an Ohio regiment,
assigned to the disagreeable duty Of conveying
provision trains from CamafgO, on tn, Rio
Grande, 10 Monterey. Information reached
him that General Santa Anna was marching on
General Taylor with an overwhelming force,
aud had sent General Urea around With four
thousand cavalry to cut of bis supplies and 10.
tercept bis retreat Morgan wssl then at Ger
alvo with only battalion of about 800 men,
and had to decide Immediately whether TO at
tempt to reach the river In ibe rear, or Mon
t-rey, more than sixty miles distant in trout
He decided to attempt the latter. He then
gathered all bis stores and wagons, except one,
into the middle of the Plaza and burned them,
and then formed bis men In hollow square,
with the one wagon In the middle, aud started
on his perilous retreat forward. Soon Urea
and bis 1000 horsemen appeared and formed,
In the first open space, for q charge, threaten
ing to ride down the little band Of brls,lipg
bayonets But they rode furiously up only to
break and scatter before reaching the rock Of
their own destruction. 80.
Again and ogain they formed at every con
venient place, only to 60 through with the
same man9uvre. Never could Urea, with all
bis efforts, get his men up to the point Of the
bsyQnet or often within convenient reach Of
cold lead; while onward went the resolute
three hundred, never resting, except for few
moments al time, In their tracks and with
their arms in their hauds, during the whole
long march. In the meantime, General Taylor
had defeated Santa Anna and fallen back with
portion Of bis army to Monterey. 'Esom that
place he sent out several miles two 6eld pieces
which drove of Urea and enabled Aorgan's
men to relax little Bnt, when he ended the
march, many of them. were more nearly dead
than alive. He had, however, accomplished
his object, with the loss of only one. man
wounded, and he on the top Of the wagon.
know not that q longer continuous march
was ever made by body Of men in arms. BY
many acquainted with all the circumstance,
II was considered one Of the most remar kable
fsais OF the Mexican war. General Morgans
late successful move from the Gap will, how
ever, figure largely 10 history, and place bis
name, along with fhose Of Sigel and Banks,
among the very few generals who have been
great on retreat .,,
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

REsEL Cu1nAori .lfAs Nashville Union has
aa escoup OF . hotrible outrsSe perpetrated
by Eve etsihs Thsy vlsied he house Of .
ollsen, aDbat dght mlles ftUn - city, on the
q ht Of ~ S0tb Of espesnbtf and violated
IT. perez gof ~ wife "a dan hter, ana pro.
cceainI otfe6ft fto, the hDuse,cf widow lady,
0etA( ~ ID Ne stdns brutal 01nner. Two
Of W rufilsns were members of the Tennessee
legdiature and voted 70 carry the State out Of
the Union. &c, eral Negley hearing Of The
ou:xsesssnt out stletachmeut uf soldiers sud
Captured the miscfeants.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

In eousequsncs Of the lownsss Of the water In the
General Reservoir 1t will be necessary unless great
soonony Of water 10 prsoticsd, for the Government
soon TO shut of the supply to citizen. sntirelv,
All psrsons are, therefore, forbidden to use the
or avenues under the care and sapervison Of the
Commissioner Of Public Buildngs, Tor waesrinG ths
stxse,s Or psvsmsnfs.iaF for any pfiystA 9purposs
And all persons udns the water ars urGsntly soli.
oitsd 70 b. - economical in its use ~ possible.
Fi'.t.J B. b. FHENOH,
ssp 80 Comnissiousr Of Public BsildipEs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Rslh into Psnnsyl.
~ vaniA u
The Rebels Leave the State.
SassssA ~ -Rssssssips w -Psasnac.
TksS Capture 1000 Hersss,
.-.-Anch F0raga and -snpplies. :,
THEY " iAiCf 20 NILES in II HsusS.
They are Closely PNrssse6 bN
Gess. PSeOsnnSOse. j.


HARRIsByRs,2 Ootohsr l2.--A di,pstcb re-
ceived here this evsoing states th,t the rebels,
from two 70 three Thousand strong, passed
through woodboro', Liberty, New Market and
Urbauua, and thsn made for The river. They
advanced from the direction Of Gettysburg,
destroying small portions Of the RAILROAD track
q New Market. dSn. Plsasauton, with about
twenty five hundred cavalry, passed through
Frederick this morning tn pursuit y, ~ ~ d 9
{ The latest od,cisl dispatches received hsre
state that The rebels have succeeded In rs-ososs.
Ing, They crossed the Potomac near the mouth
Of the Mouocacy, having made march Of
ninety miles in twenty -four hours. q
General Pleamntons. forces srrivsd st The
crossing just as they he'd fnishsd, and engaged
their artillery, but nothing Ia known Of ths 70.
suit. His force marched seventy. sight mile
during thslast twenty. -four hours, .,aast.
BALTIMORE, October 12.-Reports from Fred
erick indicate that The rebels have succeedsd
10 recroesing the Potomac river OF Coirsd's
Ferry, having nade the circuit Of wide ex.
tent Of country. It is said they captured more
thsu's thousand horses, besides securing much
forage and army supplies.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
q URRITURE FURNITUREi
NGOokrego1: eAs 90.
...s AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS,

OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchaser Of Furni-
ture and olhsr Housekeeping Goodl.
Our stock 10 large and varied.
Parlor Suites In Brccstelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber 6etts, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany
and Painted, neatly ornamsnted.
,Oah, Wallat,, and Mahogany Extsnsion Tables
and Dining Chairs r
Superior Curlsd Hair Mattresses, Husk and ohm
Mattresses
Also, Q large quantity Of low priced Bsdstesda
Chsirs; Tables, Bursaps, Wardrobes, Wsshstapdt
All OF which are made from the best matsrisls
and warranted to give estistaotion Nv, u :
P.fsoLs furnishing would do well to look through
the htoot before purchasing, q we are settling q
McGREaOR L CO., W.
DOT t-eodewif $50 Seventh street.
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BY TELEGRAPH
fR BATTLE At lsRRyyILLR, KENTUCKY
Oar Lsss Fifteen Hundred ih
~ KILLED and Wounded. =.
Rebels Reported V be Surrounded.

LounyrLLn, Ky, Oct 10, IL o'clock, mid
1km.}fA dispatch hon fHardstowp, 20 Gov
Robinson, says that General orittsndenrs force
feas sst engaged In a-Wsdsssaey's Aekk ssd thsa
sHssI y. wsSSs Ss,;.s ,9;sf al er..ly en-
\ 5 Al night the rebels M)fskasdSlSwnpb nar-
fodsbtfg, but were hemmed 10.
ss1sss @ x. K.Sy h.9 smith, bad .
..os. @ Ts1:S: y Z; NJ: z sSs stu
Our troop, are In high spirits and confident Of
victory.
Oar loss in killed and .woandsd 90 weduos.
day was 500. The los Of the enemy Ia con
.sidefed much lareers sIliiW n1lgr 9S
Tho reports Of severe battle near Perry.
Vile on Thursdsy arc incorrect. The reports
came from four persons, who left Perryville d
seyen o'clock "a thst H2qt4G Whsb sklrmlsh.
Ing had commenced With sllght capnons,ljng.
- iOfbsn who len The hnaaSi Siadn III . 6'ojock
Sn Taersd.y sfssruecn ~ As nripg ceased
towards HsrfOdsbule, pdfsusG by he Federal
coi. Jacobs, Of III. Nlnth Kentucky Il nc ~ cavalry,
was shghtly wounded b sekirmish on Wednes.
day night nsar Lavrsncsburg, but be continued
on duty On Thursday. - H9&
Tho Tenth Ohio regiment lost three humid ed
and eighty.two killed and wounded on We'd
nssdsy. ...s..,. ,....4,,sr,.rg,E.x
Company B, Captain Forpsp, mostly from
Louisville, Of Colonel Popes regiment, 1ost 10
killed and wounded all except tWelve.
General Rousseau's and Col. Pope's wounds
are very slight.
There are conflicting stories about the death
Of Gen. Lytls. Some report him wounded and
prisorer.
The remains Of Gen. Jackson, Gen. Terrill,
and Ge1 Webster have arrived here.
The Sanitary Committee have made every
preparation for the relief Of the wounded.
Governor Morton, Of Indiana, Is on the wsy
hither with large number Of surge ,ns and
nurpes. iI . Jtf ? aG 2. .' l..
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

A DouBTFtL DIsPArcH.-A dispatch. from
Cincinnati, Oct. 10, says: sa.. =
"Gsn. Buells forces drove Gen. Bragg's near
ly ten miles on Thursday with great slang ghtsr."
The Louisville dispatch, dated at midnight,
Oct TO- which we publish in this paper, dee
sribes the rebels as retrsating, but gives no
account Of any great slaughter ..u
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

oenpsetieus sssaisp' Relief Assseistisn.
SoSasy, ssIs % o. Il IS l fsspssssss ~sss1 Haf
NJ. nssd 10 expsctsd 70 address the As.och-
tion, esd 70 give an aoootnt Of ,ths cendlupn
of hospitah m nAlexspdris and ticinity. Bdeh
ladies cod gsnllenen ere invlisd 70 asfspds ed
Il b hoped thsee viii b full attsudssoe.
II there are any cseizens Cf Oonnestlcut TEN.
porArily stopplug q ne eity, they ars rsspsct-
fully invited 70 attend. ~ ~ Lsts, .7plI
oct Is at O. q. DALEY, Secretary. ,
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
.. From Kansas. J."
...T tp13 i. .iu i8fs .
GENERAL LANE HEARD FROM.

Kansas CrrY, OCT. s.--Lsst night detach-
ment Of General Lanes free negro brigade st.
tempted to cross the Missouri river from Wy
andotte, Kan.as-it is thought to make raid
upon the citizens Of Clay county, Missouri,
when they. were met on the Missouri bank by a
company Of Missouri State militia and driven
back. Several shots were fired, and but little
damage was done to either side. rtft
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

wsntsd-a few MEN 10 complete Company ofths
sixteenth regiment Virginia lFirst Eastefa Vs.)
This e the only rsgimsnf now payise bcur v and d.
tsry Of War, for duty in the vcinty Of ofAiexandris
and the forts abouts Washington, d. q.
Recruiting ofhos, Third street I'd door bslsv Pa
avenue A. G. WIDDICOMBE,
.. GEO. 4: ARNEs,
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

~ Batchslor's Hair Dys-rhs Best -
the World.-wniiam A. Bstohelor's celebrated
from nstuie warran ted not to lnjure the Half 10 til
least; remedies the III eaects Of bad dyes and nyig
o. ates the Hair Tor life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Gold by a
Druggist, 10.
~ The leppins b dgnsd WILLIAM
BATCHELOR,ew On M< fssw sidss Of each tos.
Fsptory, No. N Barclay street, l.sts 3ss Broad
way and 10 Bondj New York nv as.ty
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
st g 6 Ok.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrRRs

They purify, srsss,hsn, snd invigorats.
They create . hssithy sppeiits.
They are an anttdots 70 change Of water and diss
They overcome effects Of dsslpa,ion and late houRs
They strengthen the tYsttm and enliven the miuo
They prevent miasmAiic md iatermittent levers,
They purity the breath snd snidity Of the stomach
They cuis Dyspspsa and Cor stirpation. !
They cure DiafrhUa, Cholafa, snd Cboiera MOI
bus. ~ N .ta'' ny '''|. : ..I'
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous hsas
ache .aI p. '72 ''a '4''t '-n'.I
They are the best Bitten In the world They msk,
the weak man strong, and are exhaustsd nsiurs'
great restorer. They sIe made Of pure 81. Croi1
kum; the csiebfsted Caihsys Bark, rcoss aud herbs
end are taken with ths piessure Of beverage, with
out regard to sge or tine Of dsy. Partsoulniiy 70
oommesded to dslies'e psrsons requiiipg gsn,l'
stimllant. SoAd by sll 9Iocsis DisEgists, Hotsh
New York. 60 16-om'
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STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA POINT LOOKOUT
ANDA THE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
Il ON THE ROUTE.

tween WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, mailing
two t,ips per week each way, touching at POINT
LOOKOUT and all tho priloipal landings on the
route.
Those wishing freight or passage osn apply at g
Street Wharf, w Arlington, and Goy.rrpent Wharf
Baltimore, and at the different Landing ON the
route. WIN, R. SNOW, Agent
Waahington, d. G., Sept. 80, 1882 oota
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Atssnsisn, AasetsAs

: ,Dr. vsllny y yet engaged in an sxtsnsiys
practice tn this osty, and ~ would oeil the g,
q their own sins 70 ths bssi soutDss ofrsnsdf. !
First, give up your present. 06uISs OF ufb at
once and forever; aid secondly, qAll % the
most skilfni, ,physicians. land nona are better
which v now undermining the consultation
and sending you 70 aprsnssurs grave. 81 1
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
DR.. Fishblatt,
or No. A0I, corner OF ESghsh and = sts I,
nncn 80 IL post ORna

OF No. 4ai, sotnsr OF EIghth 6hd = sts
Oppo,,isfhe Gen: Fal Post Once,
Can be consulted ON RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
PL4INfs, cHHRoNic AFFkcTioNs, - wei ss
and which may te declared inourable BY other ply
siclans, He engages to make su immediate oure.
From his lengthy practice IN the icience Of medi
cine he Is ensGi, 10 fer him eli 10 the Iubio %
being the only ONE In Washington capable Of aifort-
ing FPS, dy relief All Gases durable will be guaran
tied He warrants a cure v hout the use Of nier.
curry or any olhtr dangerous medicine Recent ossss
Gu, I'd In two or thyes days
u. Letters addressed to DR.. y. ut his flce No.
erai Post Once. will rosivs immediate stsntion,
I. t8-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADyERTIsERs.-An transient
advertisements must be paid for In advance,
aud should be handed In before O'Clock, p. m.
TO ensure their appearance on the following
morning,
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Running sss Block ads.

John Owens and Larkin Davie wei arrested
by the Potomac aoliila, on the Charge OF at
tempting to run the blockade, and were COM
mitted 10 the Old Capitol on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

70 Illinois has raised one hundred and
thirty.nine thousand troops Of ali AsSoFlpaors
for the war.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Persunal.

PIT. Barnum arrived here last evening" with
his mensgsrie. museum, Hc., which he intends
10 exhibit IN this city.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Da1Hh1ss aaess.

/, Ths following are the ratssat which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silyer--ths legal tsadsr notes being the stsnd' =.
"a Buying. selling. t.4
Gold. ........ssi psr 2. prcn.M per 2. prsn.
Dsmand notes. .ls2 q" 10
Washington. = Gsorget0ssM.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank ofWsshiDgton. Bank. .a ..,y
Patriotic Rank. "a Bank Of Commerce.
FArm's6 nsrch's. Bink. % f.. - r.. .-,...
W The rarmers' and Merohsnn' Bank and the
Bank Of Comnsrcs issue notes Of the dsnomipA }.
,tioa Of one dollar and upwards. ""z
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

EOR SALE .-THREE FINE, HIGHLY
+ trained SADDLE HORSES, gentle, youSE, and
elegant. Suitable for ofhosrs--being hardened snt
sooustomed TO the fire. Inquire at the Stable, ~
Twelfth street, between G and H. oct l8-6ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
,vsss,.s Dsys ss s,... e: I,s'pis.ss' I. ,' sAl'

By alats order Of the Surgeon General, q the
|jssd agents Of soldiers relief associations ard
oSbISaAd societies, from twelve O'Clock N. 10
|slx y'oI66kr p, m, daily, and 70 the friends p
Pp&tfents and other visitors, II, ID the Judemett
be prsjudicisi 70 The welfare OF the sioE."
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
AUCTION SALES.
T1a1D Day

DY ,. O. Mc0UlRE = CO.,. AyetiSneS5ss
ID HANDSOME FURN!IUnE Anp HOUSE..
HOLD ErFkO1s AT PUBLIC Sale 5on
MONDAY MORNING, October 18Th, at 10 O'Clock,
"a. Ministsr from Chill, No. s76 Vfment avenue,
bstwetn II and strests We thall sell hi Furniture
sud Household Effects, ,oomprising-
Suite Of ,olid Rosewood Parlor Foiniturei nnishsd
in arsss satin Danssey Esd ccrststiee -
Two Sofas fur Aim and eight Bde Chaia,
made to order By Rspwick, ~
Six walnut Easy Chaifs, sashed IN cf'msoe
!. nsssssDs nssSs Ss%rn osin;;su s,lk covered sofs,
RoesWood 4afbie top Centre Tables, ,u
walnut s1elSIafy and Whatnots,
Rieh Velvet Plflor CArpsis,
8uite Of solid oak Dipins room Furnilu:e ., oompsss
~ "a, .,;,:.ss ,. =, pss.e.s s.s I.sl.. ~ rmss
fSFs Aaa isd hs side chsir. ssi he'd With
I. BoSs@iss end Csyss.i Gu, oi.swars, .at
French China Dihner aed Tee Service, 70. ",
Walnut Hathse, lson Hal oheirs, !, a,.-I
Velvet STAIR Carpet, Rode ond Eyes.
Hasdsons Bronze and GIT Chandeliers, elk
WSlns3 Bsdstsads, Bu.eaus, and washstanls,
Cottage md Iron Bedssads, Toilet Sets,
MattTess,s, BQlstsrs, and Pnloss, ,.#r .
Thres,ply md lngraia Carpsts, 10.
Togetati With The uipal 70 tmsht Of Kitchen
VS. S'as AT ONE O'CLOCK, a. g" ~,
Ia front Of ths psemlsss- pisis u.a.s 1or
10 a. sxcsllsit Frsnsh Ouspss,h arr .'1'r
1,thet of Doabls Hsfnsesl VI II ,y. sl.'
Tsins sash. n SAp q. Ao9UlRE Co.,,
oot I'D tH -. p So ' - Auouooeers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13
Tha InAian Herh noctor.

The Ind10A Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe dSaaas Aad tall his "a
TENTS tie nature ofthsir cemplsints pf nnsss, With
out receiving any infbrmstion from them HoAarps
fov consolidation advics Omos. No II Washineton
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, eosner Of Seventh
5treet, Washington, D. @. -, I,f. sep 12u
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
GEORGE N. wks1Va. EpITOR.

~ The publication once Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN ~ AZ the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. D. shep
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

~ Great Psnnsylvania Routs.-Thk
quicket aud safsgt route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and ono d
Sunday. 6oldien' tickets ct GoverLinsnt iAtes -
tickets and iurthsr Information apply 1t the ooe d
the "Great Pennsylvania Route, " northeast CORNER
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Na
aOnai Hotel Once open from q = - sp m
E.o. MORTON,
aug Sly Agent
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The Bullion RAuk

Rsdesms their notes in q. 8. Treasury notss
whom any amount from one dollar upwards ID
presented, ~ l-rN af.... t' - ....
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M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

W. PklisAsd, n Ssaled ksHslops. Price Ss Csst
A LECTURE Oh THE NATURE, TREAT.
msnt, and Drsiosi Cure Of Bpsrmatorrh1a, or Sem
lnai Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual De
billy, and lnpsdimsnts b Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men
Abuse, DO. BY nosr.J. CuLvnxwRLL, q. D., suthsr
Of the Grecs Book, 10. ...
"a Boon u Th0usands OF fu1srsrs,"
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, to any address,
poa paid, on receipt of dx osnt, Or two postage
stamps, BY DR.. CHI. j. O. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York,
aug 7--8mifdhv Post Once Box, tkss.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR
"A three genllsmeu. will Hnd pleasant Fureishtd
ROOMS and BOARD: Apply at 4b7 north d street,
between Second and Third. 70. h- DOT
WHoLEsAL. DHAtnSs 4sHsxs v.,,.r.
sAToHELLs, HAyERsAcks,. 1855 A- A
:" >" CAkRET AND PELLEs!EH BAes.
a y. - Psas; sVsass, sst ssh ed iosA sssss.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

~wssten's Progres. Of sIavsry. -cop,s
Of this wefk ars for saIe at de ofoe Of the Raoa
RPabltoaa. Pamphlet ediada, % oant Houpf
edition, 10 cents. ..E,.'
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NOTICE "A speeisl csllsd mestiog Of the mem
~ bsfs will tske place 10 Isaad Baptist Church
vitgiuis avenue, near -Four and . half street. this
feques I'd t,be 10 his pacs a. busna OF val ipcH
anee will bs transacted either for against It's inter
ests. oct l3-t,
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DY, W.L. WALL q CO., Auctlsnssss,
d 30 '(Bucoeasofs 70 Wall 3 bAnnASp,J N
"a ..,t4t ~ Conner Niath greet end PGun. ay.
: GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
Corral nsa! the Naval Observatory, On MONDAY,
= - 2HUMBER OF HoRsEs u.
Or ndenned - z, at for lublic service Y rau
Terms eash In oovcSs.s.t funds
.tyIlFp ~ a. .,L,! JrJ. DANA;
Z. g 'r,ns' l.Ig, 81. Capt A. q n, U g. A.
, eees tstaf,a Asses.ssis
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NOTICE TO SIIPPERSi
r4pynur r.upg~ rrr d. rra
At MoDERkfE CHARGES.
O.. F.- SCHOONER .AQUlLLA,p
.r .4a TO PHILADELPHIA
= Apply at corner Of + and Thirteen and = bal
streets .,. oct la--lts

2OO BBIs. or NEW YORK CEMENT, FIRs
% sss S.,.s sa. q "ii.s rf1orHY HAY, r !
$500 bushels prime 0Ara,
For saie, q, d can be dei!ve:eI In AItNai d. rio
Washington, and Ct oiEstoyn
y cot 70 st ..r Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

= TroV0st NhfsEHI IIth Army Cofp5
One Of tho prisoners, belonging to Virginia
regiment, says that the Virginia ceuscrlpts are
Of little use to the army, ss they win no. nsbt
unless forced to II. and then they have but little
spirit or eptdusiasm. r.,~
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xxyATER sOTIUE.

oot t-eodswif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
WHIT every Family shouId boy.. A. -
nzzss M, and WhV. +"e mousse

= gzS They should have ny.
Whoonp haEpf because it efiectuailv cpr 6L
ness ay anu common Coughs Sore 9rbrnat CoIus
in the WILL me iLost simple and perfect Sootbin
NAV he MI -, or Old or Young bv fav or ,i "
Of tbe ISL win tne greatest freedom and me- ~
iiarnd W . W consumption STONED AMI us
- tlng, by what leaves no stoi LIE r.
boa my snouu use HUNNEwELI's DehInus
~ Si ~ - perfect remedy for Ncnrsii ANop1NE,
~ 81 ueauaehe Tooth and lar ache s. Nervous
in ~ ptoh9Sh or Bowels genuine Cboias pdhce'
,i distress after eating Nerynv nlor9us
?tels anu inc chief of all causes IF disesS @ ny
~ Vss OF sleep Its character thonph sc, lIsan
cure rclief H'i'F 10 natOle its end
They Is should have HuYNKwELLs Ec1Eor1c p,,,
Deeduse win seldom but Single Pin for ioo LIS
IanSetnenis OF the stomach and Bowels are % III ue-
SrS Inuleeslon Dyspepsia, Headache when censd ny
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were constantly firing at the gunners. they
being the only ones who could see the eneur.
the rest Of us being too low down. These
companies several times made the gunners
leave their pieces entirely For about an
hour we lay there, some smoking, some eat
ing, and some sleeping, Others remarking the
beauty of the morning and discussing the
chances. At the end Of an hour the 27th Ma
ryland and the Goth Pennsylvania were
brought up to our rear, and the former made
Il charge. But they saw at once the over
whelming odds against them
The rebel forces, reaching way around the
hill, were quickly advancing, and in ten min
utes would surround us. The order was then
given to retreat. At this order the 9th Ma
ryland broke and went each man for himself.
Our regiment formed into column by compa-
MES, and went down the hill toward the town
at quick pace, but in good order. Then how
the bullets did fly. Regiment upon regiment
of infantry fired at us. The women fired at
us from the houses, the men threw torpedoes
at us from the upper windows. l realized
what is meant by a storm of bullets l will
not dwell upon the retreat. Suffice it to say
we had marched twenty-four miles the day
before, had fought eight hours, had slept but
one hour, had eaten scarcely anything for
twenty-four hours, had fought again. and then
retreated marching thirty-fve miles IN thirty
three hours, with nothing to eat and with
an hours sleep.
Monday morning company L was appointed
for rear guard We remained as rear guard
until last night, the 2Sth, having alarms and
expecting an attack every hour. E. w. P