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TPUsL1o REsoLUTIoN-No. 2.
A RESOLUTION in relation 10 certain


Resolred by The Senate and House Of Rep
reSentdtires of the United States Of america
in Congress assembled, That with view Of
expediting the issue Of the annual re-
port Of the General Land Office, the Pub
lie Printer is hereby authorized to con-
tract for the lithographing of the maps
OF the several States and Territories
which may accompany the same, except
in regard to the connected map accompa-
nying the last annual report Of the pub
lie lands east and west of the Mississip-
pi, in regard to which The Commissioner
Of the General Land 0Hice is hereby au-
thorized to procure an engraved plate
thereof, TO be perfected by adding from
time to time the further surveys that
may be made.
Approved, January 9, 1863.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

tJheriF-,James NJ. Hinton. DsPsties-Thomas Hob
son and j. X. Buchanan.
Regiser-Phlncas Garrett
TSt,stss--w. Jasper Taylor.
CoroAer--N II. Beloher.
Ranqsr-John CorbIu.
Revenue Colisctor--w. d. Robertson.
Railroad Ta1 CoHeotor--J. O, Briley.
Oors,abIes for ne Nashville DisEiot--Iobn D. Cover
and J, H. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
yudgs-Iiou. James whitworth.
Clrk-P. Lindsey Niohol
Ar The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday in
each mon tn, And the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Mag strAtes Of the County, held the hrst Mon
day In January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
OIsrs-Dayid c. Love.
Fs- Tho Court uOoH the art Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
yuaee--Hon william X. Turner.
oIHk-ChArISs 4. Diggons.
sg-Ths Court meets the aTSI Monday III APrn Au-
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
CAasesnor-Hon. Samuel D. Brisrson
Osfs sad Mase-J. z. oleaves.
ear The Qoart meets the arut Monday In May and
November.
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TPuBLIc-No. 81

AN ACT to facilitate the discharge Of
disabled soldiers from the army, and
the inspection Of cOnValescent camps
aud hospitals.
Be t enacted By He Senate and House Of
RpreseniatiUssof he United States Of Amerioa
"a Congress Assembled, That there shall
be added TO the present medical corps Of
the army eight medical inspectors, who
shall, Immediately after the passage Of
this act be appointed BY the President
by and with the advice and consent Of
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1PUBLio-No. 81

lGUBLiC-N0. z.
AN ACT to adjust appropriations here
tofore made for the civil service Of the
Navy Department to the present or
ganization Of that Department.
Be Il enacted by The Senate aud House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in CongrSsS assembled, That the
SecretAry.of the Treasury be and he is
hereby authorized and directed TO trans
fer the amounts heretofore appropriated
for the pay of chiefs Of bureaus, clerks,
messengers, and labsrers connected with
the Navy Department. so that they will
correspond with the present organization
and pay as authorized by the act Of
Congress of July fifth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-iwo, yiz:
For the Bureau Of Equipment aud Re-
cruiting, thrco thousand eight hundred
and 6, venty- four dollars.
For the Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
ten thousand six hundred and forty three
dollars.
For the Bureau of Navigation, three
thousand and fifty-seven dollars.
For the Bureau OF Ordnance, six thou
sand nine hundred and fifty four dollars.
For the Bureau of Construction and
Repairs, nine thousand five hundred and
thirty four dollars.
For the Bureau Of Steam Engineering,
four thousand two hundred and twenty
four dollars.
For the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing five thousand eight hundred
and fifty EIGHT dollars.
| For the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry, five thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
Sec. 2. And 30 il further enacted, Tha
all remaining balances shall attach Il
the Office of the Secretary of the Navy
and may be expended by him for sucl
clerical services as he shall judge the in
terests of the Department require.
Sec. g. Ind be 10 further enacted, Tha
the sum of one thousand dollars, hereto.
fore appropriated for the contigent ex
penses of the Bureau of Constr uctior
Equipment and Repair, be transferred b
the Bureau of Steam Engineering, an
the sum Of one thousand dollars 10 th
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
And also that the sum Of one thosan
dollars, heretofore appropriated for th
contingent expenses OF the Bureau of Ord
nance, be transferred to the Bureau Q
Navigation.
Approved, December 10, 1862.
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Young ladies are like arrows-they are
ell in a quiver till the beaux come, and
can't 30 of without them.
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MILIT A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

bEEHTN y W@Ni H-N1ESFNs' 49,
Ds,artasnl--Headquarts su Hlga street. MAI.
Gen, ROsosraHs, senmAndiag.
ChiSf Quarters en- nigh street,
near Cedar Lisst Col. Jas ". ragsr
CiSf Cousuaissarv II eadquartsrs 81 SUMMER street.
scar Broad Lieut.. Gel q simmons.
Prsroa Marihai General - Headquarters 81 HigA
street Capt. ". N. hiles
Medical Dirseisr Surgeon A. Asay 1AarstOu :
oelse "a Cherry Street.
POST HEADQUARTERS.
Pssi--Hoad quarters On College street. betwseA Tn
ion aud Church Streets (Dr. Waters ssdsnos) eos.
II. B Mitchell, commanding.
AssaaAi Quarisrssasisr-D isburainH and Inspecting
Ohssr, ON Cherry street, between Church ahd Broad.
Capt J. G. Chandler.
Assisisnf et.ortsrmosiar-In charge Sf TransPeTta.
ton, en- Cherry strest, bstwoeR union and Church
Capt }. p. bingham.
AssisiaHi QaarierH'assrln charge Of Csth ing Camp
and Garrison EquiPags, No. II Market street. Capt
Thos, J. Cox,
Assisiant Quartormaster Ia charge Of Means s
Transportation and Quartermastera Stores on Cherq
street, near Theatre. Lieut. Chaa, II. lrHih.
Assisiai otiaria1aaHer--lu charge o. Fuel, Forag'
and Stationery No. 81 Market street Lieut. VIM
Mills
Assi,iant ouarts1nosisr 90 For tina Assignment o
Quarters aud Receiving and Issuing uospttNl'steres
Capt. @, Mexican iaporte
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DIRECTORY.
CRY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN oHuMBLEY, hlsshaL
Deputy Morshais--w. Il. Wilkinson. A. Q. Tucker,
and James A. steele.
Clerk ofhe Markst-John Chumbiey, ss-ofoio, FIRST;
Jacob French, SECOND and Thos McCariy, third.
Tar AssessOr-wlniam Driver.
RepeaHs collsoior--A. shankland
Water Tar Colieetsr--E. B. Garrett
TSearursr-R henry.
Wharf Maasr-ThODas Leake.
slperinieadsrf e) The Wsrkhouss--J. y Dodd.
Superintendent " Ire Water W0ks-wm. stewart.
Cg.,sf Of ne Fire Dspartmsnt-Johu NJ. saabSry,
SEXTON Of do Oemstsrv--T. II. MoBrde.
Street Ovorsssr--J. L. stewart
o.iy Aasrnsv-E T. Motley.
CITY COUNCIL.
hoard Of Aldsrnsn--M NJ. srion, President John
Carper, Jss. j. Robb, I'd Mulloy, II. o. soovel, W. .
Cheaihim, NJ. &. L. 6lalborns, aHd J. { sni1h.
tOHB4oH CounOil--Andrsw Andersen, Prsaidsnti Jas
Turner, William Noberts, g. n. aouth sato. Abrsbam
Myers, Alex Msraniel, L. b. Hough, shares saysrs,
] B. Knowles W A. MsColland, T. J. IATbrough,
VIM. Driver Wm. Stewart, Thss Grsady, WA Haily
and VIM. sanbsrn.
s.ANplSs esMmrussz ~ mz am esvHGL.
Finsas.--Kn,wIes, ss.vd I'D Briss
Wsi.r Wsrh-Asasrssh, SMITH AsA 0aiSorns
Rresn-H uf, Turng, hgsrs, Mzhog, 0AsathAm,
YarSrsugh, ,rsady and AafF.
Eharf-TsEnsT, sarpsS saa MsGEtlana.
AeAosls-choasbaS, Mursy ana Kuswiss
~. Department 90, stswsrt saa Aoeessnd.
sas--privsr, Srsasy AAd MVWs.
e1Astsrv--ssnith, sanhsFn aha stowurt
harLo, Hss,e-IMbrssEs, Roberts RAd eArper.
aevs.--Audsy, MepSnA ana Stewart
| Polsoe--Ohoathsua, Brien and sageFp.
! sy-tpss--eseady, CAberse aud Mycvp.
| Fsrkhsuse-sayefs, ksbb and Aepaa,sA.
! Iarr.rsu.-ah ard Hzpe,df,vss --Me9d and. Bret
/ and Sansorn
P.,bHs Pr.ysrty-Rcbb, stewart A.d pTtvrr-
Pes, Hsuse-osrpsr, southsass ana Haley.
az The Beard si Aldermen meets the Tuesday,
| neKt preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays u
| each month, ana The Common Council the seoon'
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
eapiaiH-John Bausb.
| EnH Liessteaanf--Andrew Joyce.
see,nd Li,ulsnant-John n. Davis.
| Poliorme,,--wm Jackson, John Lavender, Mich N
via Joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John Cottrell Wiliar
,,ayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Pickett
Robert soptt ". c. Francis, David Yates, Chas. HI
lit and W. Banley.
ss- The Police Court is opened every morning
| 81. la-E
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CPuaL1c-No. 6.l
AN ACT TO improve the organization Of
the cavalry forces.

Be 10 enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of Amer
ica IN Congress assembled That hereafter
each regiment Of cavalry organized In
the United States service may have two
assistant surgeons, and each company or
troop OF cavalry shall have from sixty
TO seventy EIGHT privates.
Approved, January 6, 1868.
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n AMAGED FLOUR--SO Bags for sale
BY VIZ. LYON
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W. w.

- RARRRIs' EXTRA FAMILY (Whuo WhoaO
" WA. LYON,
a Market street,
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B. B. Common & BRO,
oOHImIssIOr mEEcHANrs,
No. 8 COLLEGE STREET


sw Stock lust received aud for sale
L low 10 close Qua ConAig nnaenis.
boo Hbir salt, for sale BY
rSOO sps ooNhoR Bro, .
HUI APPS coENoR BRO,
Do sps oossoR BRO.
Az sps COMMON a BRO.
HO APPS go a. ~ ' dotNoR BRO.
lOO sps 6osNoR BRO
CO sps W COMMON BRO
is-
lE(N boxev STARCH, for sale By
IL sps = - ooSNoR BRO
~ sps No. W Wy ooSNoR BRO
IL apps ~ Common BRO.
rTN boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale BY
~ APPS coNNOR 4 BRO.
lEO APPS coSEoR& BRO.
bOn gross MATCHES, Tor sale BY
llOOaPs c6sNos BRO.
IN Oo.p: star CANDLES. TOR sale sS x apo
IS ': sP: 0o''fS' ''' sale ,! ooxsoR a co.
A bills. VINEGAR, Er sale BY
a sps ooNNos BRO.
! = Via ~ ALE no
/ ~ sps CoNNoB BRO
"a sps = TO- $50 iooSSoR BRO.
, sps. OoNNoR BRO.
y ops OoNSoSA BRO.
~ Sps Common BRO.
| 10 apt APPS '' ~ ' 6oNNoR a BRO,
4 bbs. CIDER, for aalcOy ,,.o o
ne boxes dried HGRING, for sale b ~,
~ APPS CoNNoh bNO,
I6 boxes Dried Sealed, Zoe sale BY gyox,o0 .vo
AZ spH ooNNon . o-.o.
SO Kegs NAILS, for sale by ,,,,,,ou .,o
~ aye " Oo-,o-> = 80,
m bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale y -, NM
OO apps CoNNON DIV,
10 aps CoNNOR& BRO.
400 bbs FLOUR, for sale by
COO APPS Common BRO
on casks HAMS, for sale by oo,,vo .vo
~ APPS COMO BIO
~ APPS COMMON BRO
NOn bbls nne POTATOES for sale By
ZVJO ans CONN0R n BRO.
on boxes fresh Garden sEGD, for sale by
~ aps COMMON a BRO.
o bbls Onion sETs, for sale by
. APPS COMMON Bfo,
J 40 tioroea Canyassed HAMS, with large lot OF a
III sorts OF Goods, which We will olose out low,
oar old stand, No. College street
APPS b. H. OoNNok hHV'
Reimbursement ef Officers.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY
who have been at any expense in the formation
their Companies aud Regiments, can DO
Reimbursed bv Government
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sw stock lust received aud for snI
low 10 close Qua CouAtg nments.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
GuerriIIa Depreciation

Guerrllas still infest the southern side Of
the Potomac, occasionally capturing suffers
property. Such was the case on Thursday
when thirteen horses and three full wagons, to.
gether with five men, fell into the hands Of If
Teen uniformed guerrillas, commanded by Capt.
stropgfeliow, while on their way from Cstlett's
TO bristoe Station.
a. These teams had become separated from the
S,, ave- Others In the train, when the robbers sud
aenly approached from the woods, and with
p,s'os 10 hand seized and drove them beyond
.ie possibility of recspture. A negro driver
Was was nfed req at three times by one of tie despera-
does, but escaped unhurt owing To his sctivitv
10 dodging the shots. A lieutenant bc,ng viii
the train, and in proxity to the guerriIj..s sf,sr
exchanging pistol shots with them ran os isV 80
assistance, and while he was rcturnna ~ y, III IT,
head ofa portion OF the infantry. cn,,na.,as ,ne
the railroad guard, the guerrilla an'n,Ps
mounting their horses left the scene Of ny nay
plunder. ... .. 'Ae'
This conduct of the United States officer.
saved another train which the rebels had pre
pared 10 steal and were In the act of driving
away. The five prisoners have reiurned, hav,
ing been stripped OF nearly all their clothing,
including their hats and boots. The only safe.
" Tor suffers Is with cavalry guard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
IMPORTANT MES.. FROM ENGLAND.
Ths Rsbsl Rams Detained by
the British Government.
The Employment Of Negro
Troops by the RebelA.
MACMILLAN STILL UNDECIDED
The Frsneh Psnphist Written to
Bolster sp tAs cssfslsrsss Lsan.

NRw YoRx, espt. Ql.-Ths steamship Hecis
has arrived, from Liverpool on the afternoon
of the 9Th Of sepssmbr. .. ..hir..
It Is stated that the British Gove-nment hss
resolved to detaln the two suspected steam
rams In the Nersey. .. .f....a.
The statement that the rebels intend 70 en-.
ploy negro troops Is received with distrust.
Some persons regard Il a. . confession Of
hopelessness, while oshsrs look upon Il - Q
mastery policy. '-'.'l t.: 2s'.
European politics are unimportant.
The Horning Post believes there h little doubt
that the two suspected iron rsms q Liverpool
will be detained by the Government, under the
foreign enlistment act. Nevertheless, II IL con-
tended they were built TO the order Of . French
house. under contract, Tor the late Pssha Of
Egypt, but that the presen, Psshs repudistes
the contract. The accusation 10 that they are
intended for hostiiities against friendly power,
and court Of law must decide upon their de.
tentlon or release.
Assertions are again put forth that Grand
Duke Maximillsn has accepted the Mexican
crown. The official Vienna papers represent
the matter as still undecided.
The French pamphlet referred to by the last
steamer Is said to have been Issued at the ex
pense Of NJ. Changer, the Confederate loar
contractor, to bolster up that speculation.
French Ministerial Councils have taken plac,
daily.
LoNDoN.-Consols 93;a93 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
RN I Army OF TUE POTOMAC.
sFT<- 81 q
l1sv'AsA essRsssl stosss
south yard.
Gen. Lse In Command OF the
sdS'i Il Hapid Ann. ltr

'Nsw roeH uspt. 20.-spocisl dispatches to
the papess here stats that the reported evacua-
tiou OF Richmond h probably TO be accounted
FOR BY the rebels withdrswing stores from the
line OF the Tennessos railroad, and scattering
them South, 70 throw North Carolina toward
Atlanta. This 10 caused BY the capture Of East
Tennesses BY General Burnside.
Adyices nom tho Army Of the Potomac state
tho rebels appear In increased force along the
Rapidan, - though determinsd 10 resist cross
Ing BY our forces, but showing no disposition
70 cross thsmselyes.
A small number Of prisoners have been
brought In. including rebel captain. who re.
ports that Gen. Lee is In command,
II 10 not believed battle 10 Imminent.
A portiop Of Buford's cavalry swan the Rap
idan, In the Vicinity Of Raccoon Ford, skir.
mished briedy with the enemy, captured small
squad, and brought them safely TO this side,
without losing man.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
G,Z Zf!!!!.]R}A!
Ferible Baltic Between
rlROserans and Bragg
=. on Sunday. :%..; +: S: I
Awful slaughter.

The enemy attacked Rosscrans again on Sun.
day morning, sbout . O'Clock, with overwhelm-
Ing numbers. The battle rsgsd fercely Ill
day. ...r -.a.-.a .....sg,.u,f Fl. ~.
According to the latest account here, up to
Q O'Clock this afternoon, leaving Chattanooga
At p. M, las. evening, two, and only two, Of
Rosccrsns' dlvlsions gave way In utter panic and
confusion, but from 5000 to II, 900 of them had
been rallied and got back to their pisces, while
the remainder Of the army had NOT given way
Of rstrsatsd st all, and at the lsssis moment
was driving the sdvsnce Of thu rebel army
back. This We know is the latest news here.
sTAs nsmsber Of killed and scossded o. both
sides Wua prOoaAv not fol saort Of tAtrtv tAO's-
Rosecrans cannot be driven from his present
position, should the enemy prove twice o
strong. Burnaide, We regret to say, had not
reinforced Rosecrans a. was expected.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
.Sedoad Editsq
THE REBEL IR0N.cLADs,
DoUk osULooK. ,. u. ~

hwfhSss1d By our foreign 1avicss today
that Ne kaGlish Government has coucludsd 70
prsvsas NE rsbsi rams built in the Mssssy from
leaving -t>ass iHsssn 70 prey spoa .esf sssn-
merce. Several weeks ago We published the
fAct that notice had been served on the British
aovsrnmsat IN reference to these rams, and In
amated that II ii was unhesdsd . collision
might bs the result. The paragraph was dis.
credited BY some Of our wise cotemporario,
but they will now be forced to acknowledke thst
our Information wss correct. T'' ST ." -
IT'S source Of great congrstulstion that
England b manifestIpg q determination 70
absedoa the detestsble policy Of favorfng the
rebellion m the building Of these rams for the
rebels. ! -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
DIED,


On the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock D. m,, of dipthe.
ria, HomAs ELLswoRTH, youngest son OF Thom ss
and MARY T. Mocksbee, aged years and is days.
90 To THY REST, MY CHILD
Go to thy rest, my child
Go to thy dreamless bed;
Gentle, and meek, and mild,
With blessings on thy head
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this fearful land,
Where flowers so quickly fade.
Because thy smile was iair,
Thy lips and eye SO bright
Because thy cradle care
Was such fond delight
Shall love, with weak embrace,
Thy homeward fight detAin
No, angel seek thy place
Amid yon ohsrub train.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of his parents, on L street south, between Four
and a-hAlf aud sixth streets, on Tuesday, sept
22d, ct o'clock The friends Of the family are In.
vited 10 attend
tsAitinore papers please oopy.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
The British Pir... Alabama.

Ihis'infamous British thief and lucendiary,
on the Sd Of June, in lat. 23 SO g., Ion. "a ~
W., fell In with the British bsrque Azzopardi,
from Boston, bound 70 the Isle of France, and
detained her five hours, as she had been origin
ally an American vessel. semmes was exceed
ingly 10th to let her 20, for he suspected tha
her British register was sham, and the fac
inst she vaa from Boatnn seemed to confirm
his suspiciolsi but IS there was q doubt, h.
gave the bsrqus the benefit of 1t and let her 20
She arrived safely st her destinations previous
to August 9.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

STEALING HoRss.-Henry Carter was ar.
rested Yesterday, for the larceny OF Q hor,e. thu
property Of Mr.. sherman. He was committed 10
jail BY Justice Reaver.
BEATING HIS WIFE.-John Mshoruer was
sent to the same place Of rest and rejection for A.
saultins his wife. We hope his meditstiops viii
improve his morals
MPRovENssrs.-Mlss Mary Thomas IL hsy.
Ing hns brick building erected on Prospect ,treet
near Frederick. She intends It for her personsi
residence. =
Ths b. N. Co. are having their whsryes extend.
ed, and are making other improvements In view Of
the Increasing trade In their line.
PoLIcE CAsRs-sept. 2O.-Ann Dove. drunk.
workhouiei James Boyle, assault, Jail. John Pret.
Ter, disorderly; fined %.
sept. 2i.-Soldier, drunk; military. Robt. Roden
and otho Grant, disorderiy, hned s26O each Henry
Carter, grand larceny; jail Fanny Smith, vagrsncy,
workhouse John Mahoney, disorderly, =, jaii. Robt,
Rodsn, disorderiy; nnsd sas2.
MARINE LIsr.-Arrivals.- Brig Gen. Mar
shall, Staples, Washington, light.
Brig issdors, Hussey, Washington, light.
Government.
sohr. Jonas Smith, Pierson, New York; hay to
Government
schr. M. wrightinston, Baker, Boston, mdse. to
sundry persons.
Drparfurss-steamer Leader, Callahan, PhIla.
mdse. from Hyde 4 Co.
schr. Susan u. Jayne, Daily, Norwich, Ct; coal
from Rays Dock.
schr. John R. Ford, Adams, Ph,ls., coal from
Rays Dock.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arripals-
To Rays Docks A. Goodwin, lot tons Josephus,
100 tons; Golden Rule, Iio tons Chas. W. Harper,
ITO tons II. D. Cromwell, ia tons'j W. Hutchins,
ITO tons.
To Agnsw's Docks WIN. Walsh, ios tons.
To D. NJ. Co. Anna Marion, 100 tons; d. Lynn,
ioi tonsi J. 7. Chaplain, % tons, D. Marin aduke,
i0s tons.
To C. c. I. Co. Gov Shaw, Ioa tons @. W. n.
Hetzer, i08 tons.
To W. 4. snow J. A. Reinhard, 100 tons; Capt.
John Short, s6 tons.
To Hartley Bro. =. D. Hartley, wheat.
To B. Darby: Seneca, nour and grain.
To W. II. Cooley; Gen. W. J. Worth, Limestone.
To 5. d. Castlsman: r. II. Castieman, iol tons.
Departures. Highlander, Perseverance, W. Nc.
Aztec, A. Goodwin, A. Leitusr, R. II. Castiemap,
Gen. W. J. Worth, II. D. Kindle, Golden Rule. 10.
sephus, J. A. Renhard, =. D. Hartley, Fred. Mer.
tins, VIM. Walsh, Capt. John short, Gov shaw.
Anna Marion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21

hEApguAnrEaa AnMY OF TIE cuMBERLAND,t
september 10, isss.
An engagement began this morning at II
O'Clock with On attack on Gen. Thomas troops
forming the left wing. 1t was 90 light at frs
% to induce the belief that It was q feint. Nc
Cook and Crttendsn's troops (the right wing,
were thrown in % convenience offered. Til,
main portions OF each wing were at tho tim,
on the march.
The fight on the left became very desperate,
and the enemy was repulsed, but on being rein
forced he regained the position, from which he
was subsequently again driven. Amer des-
perate engagement, continuing for an hour and
half, Thomas charged q distance Of nearly a
mile, Furnishing the foe severely. At about two
O'Clock the rebels made dash at Carter's COM
maud Of Van Cleve's and Reynolds troops.
Van Cleve's were struck in the right flank, and,
being vigorously pushed, fell back until Carter's
were broken, and the troops much scattered.
Thomas on the LEFT, and Davis on the right,
then threw their forces vigorously toward the
gap. After hard fight they recovered the
ground. The enemy was apparently endesvor-
ing to get between US and Chattanooga. The
general engagement was ended by four O'Clock
In the afternoon.
Palmer, who had gathered the scattered
forces, and Nogley, who had been sent from
the right flank TO feel the rebel centre, pushed
forward and re-established the parallel along
Chickamauga Creek.
The country 10 level, thickly overgrown with
small timber snd brush, unfavorable for srtil-
lery, and hence very little Of the ground has
been used for that purpose.
The casualties In wounded are heavy, but
surprisingly light in killed for 30 heavy mus
kerry engagement. '""'
The fight on the left was continual roll Of
musketry for hours. No general officers were
injured.
Colonels Hay and Bradley, commanding brig
ades, were wounded; as were also Col. Jones,
18th Ohio; Col. Carroll and MAJ. Vaunton, 10Th
Indiana. Lieut. Jones, company A, 10th Indi-
ana, was killed. Lieut.. Col. Hunt, 10th Ken
lucky, Lieut.. Col. Maxwell, I'd Ohio, Lieut..
Dyram, Lieut.. Ludlow, and Lieut.. Fessenden,
OF battery II, 9th artillery; Lieut.. Floyd, bat
terry ], 4th artillery; Capt. Brown, 3lst Illinois,
were all wounded. Capt. searls, A. A. G. Of
starkweather's brigade, was killed.
The 18th Indiana recovered battery H, 9Th
artillery, which was lost. They recaptured IL.
The fight 10 not yet over. II will probably
be renewed tomorrow.
Rebel prisoners represent the corps OF the
enemy engaged TO be commanded by Hill, Polk,
Johnston, and Longstrsct. Our men are In
the best spirits, and eager to renew the conflict.
POsTsCRIPT.
From official dispatches received here Rose
Grams captured ten Of the euemy's guns on Sat
urday and lost seven. While the number Of
killed was comparatively very small the mum.
Der of wounded was unusually large.