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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
The CAVALRY BAT TIE,
p W
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
A Large Portion of Our Cav
airy Engaged.
Pleasanton in the Field Against
Stuart.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

We have received few particulars Of the
bloody cavalry fight of yesterday, on the upper
Rappahaunock. No official dispatches have
been received at headquarters giving the de-
tails.
We learn that large portion Of our cavalry,
numbering from Eve to six thousand mon, were
engaged.
General Pleasanton took command In person.
General J. L. B. Stuart took command In
person about ten O'Clock, coming up from Gull
pepper Court. house as soon as he learned that a
heavy Hght was begun. It appears that he had
made preparations to cross and attack US, but
our forces took the initiative aud won the first
trick.
Two wounded officers Of the Sixth Pennsyl-
yania cavalry are at the Ebbih House-CSpt.
Charles l.. Lelper, who was beaten on the head
with a pistol stock, and was twice taken a
prisoner and escaped in the charges made by
our men, and Lieut.. r. Ellis, of Philadelphia,
adjutant of the Sixth Pennsylvania regi.
ment, who received painful wound in
his left leg, partially shatteriug the bone.
These officers represent this as the hercest and
bloodcst cavalry fight Of the war.
Our troops recrossed the Rappahannock at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and during the
night few compliments were exchanged be-
tween ours and the rebel artillery.
Five bodies of officers are at Drs. Brown aud
Alexander's to be embalmod. Tho officers led
the charging squadrons, and the casualties
among them are numerous.
Col. Davis, Of the sth New York, was killed
almost at the beginning Of the fight.
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ALES.

UTILLIAM CLAGETT& co.'s
w CELEBRATED
Dot TIED
&C. Xxx ALE,
B. B. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMILIES
INVALIpS,
STATE AND
SANITARY
in WashinRton, d, q,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

tsB IOE CREAM AND WATER Ices, wholesale
and retail. hotels, clearinghouse, retail storea
parties, fairs, excursions, ARd suffers furniahed AZ
the lowest prices Familieb supplied with the beat
cream and confectionery and delivered to any part
Of the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con-
iectionery, Sixth street between G and H.
my 2s-lm JAS. SHAFFIELD.
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stock Market To-day.

We are indebted to jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
Iot the following condition Of the stock and sale
rL.t 10.
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John Warner to two Years. imprisonment, eseh
sing convicted Of sspadlt and battery with intent
70 MI. -
Tho case Of George Wood and George Carroll,
indicted for highway robbery, faon trial.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Judge OliR prssfdiHg.-
John Howard, convicted of grand larceny, was
sentenced to one years imprisonment
George Bruce was sentenced 10 one year and
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The above celebrated brand OF ALE and PORTER
Is brewed expressly for b0ttling, to compete and
compare with imported article at half he price. II
has been recommended for half n century by the
Medical Faculty of Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMNER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastrls Fevers
of the seasons.
1t 10 approved by Surgeon General Hammond,
and the Medical Directors Of the Army of the Poto.
maoIDrs' Miller DuhHmel, &C., 40, Of the city Of
TO prevent fraud and imposition, the Ale aud
Porter is branded
WIN. CLAGETT q co.
For sale, Rt uniform prices, by
MARTIN CONNOLLY, 446 Eighth street.
GEO T. SMITH, bll Seventh street.
b. HART, l6l Pennsylvania avenue.
p. WHITE b CO., Thirteenth and sts.
A. NJ. BINNINGER x CO., 251 Penn az.
Z. J. NAGLE, 289 PennHylvania avenue.
A. JOHNSTON h CO., $50 Pa. avenue.
BATES 40, &C, &C, Pa. avenue.
A. =. ORFUTT Il CO., Georgetown, D. @.
And at the head depot and sole agency,
WASHINGTON BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 street. beilocen Fourteenth and fifteenth streets,
(SOuth OF WillaTdH' Hotel,)
Washington, D. Z.
JNO. FARRELL, Agent,
Family orders delivered at any part OF the city
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
je6-lm
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For tickets and further Information apply at the or
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corner PennlylyaniA avenue and Sixth street, un.
p. m.jon Sundays . to 4p. m.
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velope bearing your address. Direct to
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Address JOHN D. OGDEN, NJ. d.,
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New YorR, Ro0 p. N. si1 GleC At&b -
DAY lXPREss via CENTRAL OHIO B. R.;
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Ind arrive at Bellare 1000 p. m.i Grafton 2;55 o. Nd
Piedmont, $780, Cumberland 6.3S; MartinlbuIg, lltS
Hapers Ferry, los p. M; Baltimore, 5;0Oi Washing
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Philadelphia, b:95 .. m; New York, 1000 p. N.
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Dyspepsia, Impurity Of the Blood.
Hom Rev. j. y Hines Rtsor Of Advent Ctirea, Boston
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, 4
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
a Dreadful Fan snd sersovs Rs.,,,.

Between nine and ten o'clock On Sundsv
night, Gen. Harris, of Missouri, and member u
Congress from that State, stepped into tic
weed house, in company wish Con@5dars IN.
Inns. Gen. Harris walked o. mon ia ~,
porch, leading TO the wss.sr closets Tbs ps-cL
is inelesed BY = Weodsn raii1g. and the Ger.
erai. evidently ignorant Of it's puEnogs. uSae.
qusiuted IS he wss Winh the house, either olirnhas
ap0a, or lost his balance, and tel over ~ ys;I-
ing, descending the fearful distance Of bstTssr
forty and fifty feet, striking upon he bricF
pavement Of the area below.
Mr.. Wallingsfora. the BroDFistor Of the bo.,l
tie clerks aud several boSFdsls we're sitsinc -
the oAes and hesrd the sound Of a heavy fsi. a.
also md Commodore Rollins, who was s7rai5pg
the generals return. Lights and assist.pcs
we're 1t once disPstchsd below, and the ceperal
vas found Ia an isssRsibls condition, Ivi5O faes
down, he having hllsa upon his srsesf
DR.. Bene6eld, Of Mississippi, a quest AZ the
helel, made an examination Of the generals mar
son. His ness, though not broken. was snIt
fairly open, and bis face cut aud brBised HIS
right thigh was slse found 10 hsve nsen 49,
and il vas supposed, froR the nature Of IA IAN
that he mast have received ssvere Internal isig'
riss. Animation Of tie heart and pulse- hs5 -
gun TO DO restored, and the general. aid pnon !
mattress, was about 20 be carried inio Ne I'm
wood, when some person directed that IL Ia
70 the SpotswOcd hotel whsra be nal tshen
rooms. He was accordingly carried tbers.
be yesterday morning recovered bis con
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

To the Associated Press, Eorthl
NEW YCRK, October 24-Ths steamship
Morning Star, FEM New Orleans the I7ih, vis
Havana ooh inst, arrived this evening, bring
Ing The following Intelligence
NEW OBLEAEs, OctobcF I7-Dates feH,
Varniliolviiis upon TO 10 O'Clock last u,ghs,
ststs that there hsd besn Shruihing nearly
every day for g week, without casualties on
eur side. To-day We Loss SIX. and the enemy
rcDoF5 the ssne. The enemy's forces are eah-
ma'ed Ct $500.
The rebel salt works in the vicinity Of Port
Close, "a ssi iPpi'souad, have been destroyed.
General Hali!soa bass arrived in this city,
snd viii address "a mass meeting on political AZ
ieac.
The United States steamer Tennessee de.
siroyet iour scbooueIs eff he Tschs coast. They
we've heavily loaded with ammunition and stores
for The Tebels.
The old hsg again floats over Bsyeu Tsche.
81 distractions having been removed by our
fcTeas.
Gov. Shelby has modified the order for tho
registration OF the legal voters in such 8 maune.
that all legal citizens may be registered IS 70
iers upon taking toe cath Of allegiance. aud
Eekirg -deelsrsti5n thai sach cath s taken vol.
unta-ly, and 70. the purpose Of establishing a
GovsTnmsn. loyal to shs Uaitsd States.
Advces from Texas say that Masasseroy ia
sal unoccupiad by tho French, aEd thst 80 pes-
PIE CT Texas sad Inc Cou63ersse Officials Ara n
open Opposition 70 each other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
a DeternllHed Rebel.

The following is "a exrac: Of a letter ad-
dressed to Ms. Lesida Hagan, Bizabethsown
No, dated at the rebsI camp near RockPori,
Ark Sept. 10, 1868;
What will be cur fate Cod can only tell.
Esch day some soldier departs, leaving dear
oses far away behind. Our destiny will soon b
solved. By Christmas We viii know pretty near
Whist will be our fate. Ii is useless for nae to
speculate. l Weuld write Jon much as 70 our
strength and resources and resolves, q thiBtory
will, in a few years, record all these. Should
ve fell, do not le0k fog ne 20 coma to Missouri.
l shsll g to MEXICO, and ffem there to some
other regiODi but 60 where I may, yCU alone
can Be the companion Of Gil ny screws and
joys. / viii send for yen to come 10 me, or
come myself aftsr y0u. So should you not hear
from mo for q long tine, in case 70 should fail,
90 not take it for granted that l sm DEAD, IN
less yea hear positively that I an dead Oh!
what would 1 give 70 spend one golden hour
with you and my dear little Emma sad Julia.
Teach them to think OF ne aud 10 love
ne, and 20 hate the enemies Of their country
aud despoilsrs Of their peaceful home. Swear
.hsm, Lie Hannibal, never to forgive a Lincoln
iie Let it DO theiT religion to hate a Yankee
and Iowa s pstrios. Mag God bless yeu and
them, and guide you in all things arIghk
Pay for me and teach them to pray Tor me.
YCur s4sctiQGate husband,
FRAggIs HAGAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
Renewal Of Hsaaquarser..

Tie Naristta Confederate, of yesterday even
ing, says thsl Gen. Pillow, with his staff, has
left fer Montgomery, Ala, whittier he has rsns-
fsrTed tho headquarters Of his bureau. Being
cut eff from Tennessee, he removes to Mont
Fomery to be nearer to his field Of operations.
l. is a matter Of regret lhat Sen. Pillow has rot
bssn made chief Of the conscript bureau at
Richmond. The adoption Of bis rystom and in
fusion Of his zeal sad energy into the eon5cript
organization, would, We feel confident, result in
a large increase Of our army. We understand
that he has been recommended for this position.
by Gems. Bragg and Jos. E Johnston, Lieut.
Gen. Polk, and Governors Shorter, Harris and
Brown, and, perhaps, others. We think that
the least the Confederate Government ougbs to
do, is 60 to enlarge the sphere Of Gen. Pillows
operations, as 70 embrace the State of Georgia
ia his jurisdiction. Many persons in this State,
subject TO consciption, bat who are row loafng
or specializing, would be brought into tha army
by the vigilance and efficiency Of himself aud
his energetic corps.
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The rrnrs.7Eiuss..IpnE.

A letter to the Mobile Register, dated Houston,
Texas, October &c, says;
Coniederste money IN this city, which bss
been IS low as twelve for 0ne, is nov Eve f1I
snas aad steadily advancing.
Oar troops throughout this TFsns I-ssissiBpi
Department sye nCN Wal clothed, well led, AID
the 5sst of spirits. Do ret believe any Report
JRst msy reach you thst or troops in Texss.
Louisiana and Arkansas are deserving or becom-
ing demoraizsd faE any Gauss. Sach ia nc; tse
case anywhere. On t5s contrary, there never
was more loyalty than at present among thea,
IS the enemy Will yet learn, If he ventures toe
far within cur borders. Do not give yourselves
aEy uheGsinsss abeus rs on this side, We are ell
right, snd will keep mp eur end Of the pole.
We manage to g0s the Northern, Richmond
Mobile and Atlanta pspels pretty regular, To-
gs;ber With tho New Orleans papers and othsra
frou the different sections in The Coafedsraey.
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CAPTURB OF UNION CITY BY FALKaEI
Rursslde,s 60 e KnerriIIe.

The Enoxviils Bulletin gives some interest
ing incidents in tho march Of Burasids 20
Knoxville, Tsn which We extract the following:
His army had concentrated a. ihs southern
terminus Of the Kentucky railroad, and fitted
cut especially fer forced marches and hard
fighting. Al opportunities were cast ssi5s, but
every necessary for 3 mountain campaign was
secured with wonderful foresight. Lsrgs 3roVes
Of pack Rules TeTs securpd and loaded win tie
essentials Of tie eoslHisssyy department.; greet
numbers OF waFsus we're PREPARED 70 follow TIRE
sray 50 cl0ssiy IS Possible. A portion Of the
army was ugg-gsd on horses, picked fr e.
d~uranee, to lo,m the advance.
IAs troops Of the 81 @s-ly corps, Msi-Gsn.
HsTtssh Commanding, led tie advance Of this
1 grand srmy Of celiveracca. A large part Of the
cavalry Of this CORDS lad but Just returned from
the pursuit and espsurs Of S-i gau and bis band
in Ohio, whea tke 0rd5r for th,s advances was &c
ceivcd. The alEerity ard satAusizan which tie
men have exhibited OF s5is rapid march IS b.
ys1d all praise, AID rejects great credit on tie
oTgsnizsiioR.
With en- army thorogghly orgsnizsd and
equipped fer tho WORK before rim, Burnside left
Crab OrehsTd On the 21ss Of August. A. about
the Same time Hsrtsuf commenced the onward
movement from S0msrsss, via tho Infantry
portion of the arny and with artillery. Tho
army arrived a. KHlxTl5 On tins 81 Of Sspsem
ber, bsing the fe77sse1th day sfles leaving Crab
OtGhard, hut having had only eleven marching
days, and the distance Travelled Was, On The
route pursued by the main army, two hundred
and four miles, 5000 bigadss marching on
branching roads, made the distance much farther.
This made a average, by the main srmy. Of
little over s-gk.eea miles p5r Day. The march
wss compact too TIA mcuntad division il font
did not run OF ABd leave ne Infantry out Of
sight and hearing in is rear. II any ssny d..
ring the Wsr has made better tine sc ehsuid
Ike 10 chronicle the svsnt. L was this %eslerity
CT movement that completely Disconnected
Buekncr, and soRs him flying IN disgracefal
haste aCross the Tennessee river, within Brsg-'s
protecting folds at Chattanooga. without b8z-
erdIng 9 fight with 81 enezy an3sT whose feet
the grass never grows TBs effect u5oa Buek-
Rer was extremely funny.
Hs evacuated Knoxville viii such i15ssert
haste that no isrgst his go.eos in Cunberagd
gap entirely, gaa LOT ths1 70 be surre-ss-a4
asd cut eff That this is Tho fac g proven bv
the circumstance ina: three days a9er he ertir5
rebel machiasy had gone aslsh#-d a. reck.or-
nothing speed, tls rebel c1n1isssIy e. t7s "a,
arrived for ihe pgrps7e Of 5!av5-g rsto7s. ssa
on bis arrival first learned that -h5 rebsl G v-r.-
ment had de9asgsd,
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A EIsmphian ia PreubIe,

Ne FIN the following paragraph in E late let
ter from the Federal camp at Ceriuth to the Chi,
eago Tunes:
A regiments being formed here ST TenRsssee-
aEs, Of which Frank Harrison stylss himself The
colonel. Oaa of bis latest exploits was ths rob
bing of q gentleman from Memphis, 3 Mr.. Ssay,
WAC wSs on his way TO MeHairy county, to pay
for soue land which he had purchased there.
When some eight miles hem this place, be was
met by Harrison, who arrested end took rom
hia between niue and ten thousand dollars,
bfoaEht Inn to CoTinth, and handed him over to
Gel Barnhil, who, from Harrisen's representa-
tisns, thought perhaps be had JEFF Davis him
self They divided tie thing between them,
Col Barnkin taking the prisoner, and Harrison
the money. Mr.. ssay was placed in the stock
ade. ORe Of bis friends, from Memphis, hearing
OF his misfor une, came to see hin, aid The hos
FATALITIES Of the guard h0uss were extended 70
him. His s~on-in-iaw, living sOn twenty miles
from here, also cane to see him, snd, Gftor being
sufficiently abused by Col. BaEhhill, he also was
imprisoned
A fslslity attended The old gentleman. There
was 60 charge against him. he Was known OF
homo as an honest, upright, straightforward
Union man, Gnd his reod character was sttested
by citizens who had known him fur years. His
misfortune Wss in having money in bis posses
sion, and falling into the hands of HsrnsoR,
whose intention vas to Tighten ths Old ge8tle-
man, 60 that, when released, he weuld immedi-
stely leave hsTe, glad to have bis liberty even at
such a high pgice. But he was missEkeR. The
old man knew that 10 was Innocent OF ANY crihe,
azd he was determaed 70 have justice If pessi-
bic. AZ so0n a. the facts OF Che case were
brought to The Eos.es Of the general, lie aud his
friends were released, snd TIE money, with tho
exception Of thrse hundred and sixty dollars,
which undoubtedly stuck ia Hauison's HANDS,
vas Tesutned 10 him.. Tbs whals Tznaaetion
rests en Harrison. Col. BaruaiH was acting oa
bis representations. and I think, by this zGsi.
has learned that Harrison Is not inmaculats.
dL. Sssy has paid tie Hstio sam Of three kun.
dred and sixty 5elaIs fer tat acquaintance o.
tae officials Of Corinth.