The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21
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w AsHINGToN, Oct. Is.

paIcn rom ueh. OchONeld, dated St Louis
18th, stati' g that Gen Brown had beaten
the rebels under Shelby three times and Is
pursuing them.
Another despatch, dated the 18th, states
that Gen. Brown had brought the rebels
under Shelby to decisive engagement and
the rebels were completely routed and scat
tered. They lost all their artillery. bag
gage and large number OF prisoners. &c.
The enemy's loss in killed and wounded is
very large. We are still pursuing the
rebels.
81 New York, Oct. Is.
| Times Correspondence Army Of the Po-
tomac. The enemy made two desperate
and unsuccessful attempts to day, to whip
the army III detail, destroying our train
but in both cases were signalIy foiled-
Just at dark, between Catlett,s Station and
Auburn. Stuart and A. P. Hill made a
simultaneous attack on Gen. Meade's caval
ry and I'd army corps. Almost the first
intimation given of their presence, was
opening their batteries upon the Second ar
my corps. Our troops were speedily thrown
into position a~d the enemy repulsed with
considerable loss.
They m 'de another dash to cut off the
Second Corps. He first attacked the rear
OF the Fifth Corps, killing three of the Penn
sy!vanla Reserves, and woundng Is or 20
more, When the head Of the Second Corps
had reached Kettle Run, near Dristow Hill,
a terrible onslaught WAS made on both sides
The Second Corps was on the ,st side Of
the Eairoad track, and used the road EN-
bankment at sc> eral points for breaStworks
with decided advantage The enemy
charged at one lime upon our men; then
the Second Corps charged in turn, cap,u
ling 7OO or 800 prisoners, and one battery.
Several charges We're male AMI each time
the enemy was forced back, with grea,
slaughter, leaving their killed and woun!eI
in our h,nd>. \ rapid artillery fire was
kept up until dark when the enemy gave
up and retired.
| have not been able to obtain, as vet, a
full list OF Our killed AID wounded, but it is
not large. Capt. Ball, LIST Minnesota,
wounde in three places, and under IN S,
aggravating circumstances. When ,h. en-
envy charged upon thu railroad, finding
themselves in dangerous place, they wave d
their hands in token ef SURRENDER. At This
instant Capt Ball sp'ung to TIC top Of the
emtankme2t and Wiley was fired at him,
three shets taking effect. The Minnesota
ans returned the fire. and many rebels suffs
cred death in retaliation OF lhi, act of'rcach-
cry.
Our trains are all sac Some artillery
practice this morning near Rappahanock Sta
ton, but without much damage. First
Maine Cavalry, Col. Smith which was cut
off Monday night rear Jefferson. across the
ltappahannock, reached 'ri,tpw Station
Tuesday night. The regiment escaped
with loss Of squad of men, twenty in
all. Our army behaved handsomely.
The f'llowlng are additional casualties
killed-Col. james Il. Nation. 42d New
York regiment, commanding Sd brigade, "a
division, ID corps. Capt. s. n. Smith, 7th
Michigan infantry, Inspector General OF
Gen. Webb's staff; Capt. Frank Vessels,
Judge Advocate "a division 81 corps Cap,
Thos. Sinclair, LIST Mimi. slightly: Lit. De
eraw. LIST Minnesota slightly: Oh Maine l
killed and twelve wounded lst Minnesota
one killed, 20 wounded and one missing
SD New York killed and Is wounded.
All above were in the LIST Brigade, 81 Di
vision. Casualties in the 81 Brigade, 81
Division killed, s. wounded and % MISS
'n5. 4'h Brigade, 4th Division, ~ killed,
wounicl and MISSING. Many OF the latter
are expected to turn up.
The E'lo wing General Order was pub
lishe'} TO day
AEAparAHTEHs Amy OF TIE rornn,c.
| October Ii. 1862. J.
| Tho Major Genrra' commanding anroun
ces t. the army that the rear guard consist :
ing OF the Second Corps, was attacked YES
terday, whilst marching by the flank: the
enemy, after a spirited contest, was repuls-
ed. losing battery Of five guns. two colors
and $50 prisoners. The skin and prcmnti-
,ude of Major General arren, and the gal
lantry and bearing "f the officers and sold
iers OF the Second Corps are entitled to hi-h
|commenda'ion.
] BY command Of Major General Meade.
! loiSncd 3 WILLIAMS.
/ C1NCrNNATI, Oct. Is.
! The returns from "a counties give Broueh
! SO, l44 majority gain Of 4,779 OF tie
counties, Is give VaIlandigham majority
the largest is Fairfield-of 1927. all Of
which give heavy Union gains >
The complete returns o. CINCINNATI give
B. ush 6,476 majority. Ills majority in
AASuhsOu CouhSl VIII OC O.SCc.
| Seventy one counties gave Broush SO, 900
majority. ~ ~ s. :~-... 49,. -g....z..-.
| T.. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is.
All the counties have b.en heard from.
sCurtin received 55,308 votes, and Wood
ward 1885, giving Curtin majority Of
%. 422. Official returns will differ little
from these figures, bu, will BE- \. likely to
increase the majority az lessen it.
In Philadelphia several Of the Wards
considered bopeie sly democratic have come
out rob.,s for the Union The CITY NAV be
tconsfiered permanently fer the Abm.us,tra
s,ion during the remainder Of The war.
s= g ..sv CINCINNATI Oct. &c. ]
The Commereiars Chattanooga CORES
Ipondent confirms the reported nutiny in
IBsass's army. II was occasinnei BIZ the
refusal Of the Georgia militia ,o remain
Hanger in acsire seryice They represen.ed
that they had volunteer only to drive the
iederals out of their own State. Bragg re.
fused 70 grant theirs permisssoa 70 return
home and they stacked their asrns-
Longstreat's men we're ordered into line