The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26
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I LouISvmLE. July % "A dispatch ir"'n Gu
einBati. ssys that Morgan. with about i've hun
bred men. epcamped last night near Mearth~r.
viutOn c,untys ]rhs mornI he Was within
a niiie of vin'oh.
MAYsyIlLr. July 2I-A band OF gaeffiiiasi
faAdss raid upoa THE place yesterday. ssenl-
tug horsss. ciothimg. &c. .
WAsHrserox. July 2l.-The following was
| received here this evening:
\ UNIrrp STATES STEAMER MOOSE.
Above Bnifi~gton island. Ohio River,
July 18th, 1853.
! Hon. Gideos WrAs, Sec.y Of The Nary:
After chasing Morgan nearly Tires hsndred
miles \ at last met him on The river at this
point aad engaged and drove him back. and
captarsd two pieces of his artillery, and he
aband oyed slso rsst 10 Gen: Jadab. The enemy
broke in confession from the baul<s. and left his
wagon train many horses and small arms in
my possess. IN.
! Since the above, followed further ny the
river, met another portion of Morgau's force,
iording fourteen miles above and shelled and
drove them back. Several were killed. aud
| from if;eeD to twenty wounded, aud twenty
horses captured | have Two men wounded
slightly. Our shell AID slirapnel created great
confusion in tie rebel ranks. killing and
wonntiing many.
! LEROY FITCH, Comm .ndiug
ii, ctal u the Louisville JoGreal.
CIxcissAri. July q. 10 A. M.-wc are permitted
to publish the following mesSsse Just received at Dc
partnlent Headquarters
HgApou ,RrrRs u 3. FoecEs IuE ExLn,f
'iRfLiEs I REIN, y. u. ri.
To Lieut.. 1 OIL Richmond. A. A.t.
CoLoNsL We chased 10 n Morgan and his
mand over 80 mile tn day. After heavy skrmishng
for six mihs. tween tire 18th Ohio OF Col.
Wotosda Brigade, which In the advance. and tn"
enemy, succeeded IN bring ny the enemy I, htand
al nut three ocio~L this afei aoon whcn nght cnsued
| which Ias ID an f,our when the rebe's led. tALn.
sdipg an s S"s Ss le o.
iof Morgan aud his con nand The flag vas received
Ihy Goose, tosrssn and other officers. who came
d0wW esA aakea O. rersonsl iptet siew. Thev asked
oil hotta - sonsaliaton among their oaic~f. grant
ed fo,.y aseuf -, ~ which time the commsno lex
y til Sm very sSaS .qs S sarrrsdared. !. YVES
my understanding eh1tS DpsEsn htmself h.d sur.en
s.,ss nd : .sS % s o Mr. a.,
W nndei 10 'nc,psidersh'e The hsns~r ct prisoner.
:. fro. ooo :, l,sco Including ls,ss number .s OF
ys ss .y ssHss'fd csss
no,Ssn Gr,eI .saa'rr.w | had Co. wonnss 9
oicsus aud men, thout aa exception. cvsar ID the
ciPlioe.
Az The Pris onsanr numbe. ing swenty-ave undred
VIII B' .ii Duke. &e at ssd near Pomeroy, and are
Iexpoc5eu mere u morrow. AoQut Two nuQur q o.
Norg "A men wsrs killed aud drown"' in their rror
10 CT q the Ohio no BuMsgton.
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A6b~ One OF the nost elegant presents of the
war has been made u Forrest by the CRATE
ful citizsns Of Atian;. Il consists OF q full
cavalry outfit, horsc, saddle. e:c. They are
|, truly beautiful. A spirited charger, full and
athlete "a. chest aud limb. with mountings oil
gorgeous nagni6cence. The whole cost Ave
thonssnd dollars. The saddle 10 ornsInented
: with embroidery, the stirrurs heavily plated
with carved work, the bride richly dressed
1t 10 fne sight to see Forrest sweeping alons
upon THE outfit, and Tennessee sends voice
of thank TO the patriotic Ieorgisns who gAxe
10. long may the gallant cavalier ride - nov
only in triumph. No nan In the - Vice more
!, handsomely descr ,ed % disGagsishsd token
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A1- onr arprecis&sve friead I" AsnANrsE
epssiJ Cl,sttasossa correspondent Of the Mem
,phis Appsus, says
Oar little bujow, the daily Retei more wei
como % % Than . de7e,ner a u foMchetLe
: whose sprighdy sAhsss cheer us more thai
the notss Of the ''cricket on the hearth, delay
r I'D its coming from como accident to it's ina
chiDery, we regret to hear. this morning
= What does ass know of our "sprightly SAL
: IaKf' We had fondiy hoped that murder
wouldne "out" "Oh Saliie." az shakespea
y would FAY
y THY name is irailty.