The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-26

says tnat AtCUes bIlgaue buueTeu eoNeEo'y 4
It was formerly comInanded by Gen. Bob I
lIatton and Gen. Anderson. of Tennessee, /
c insisting OF the lst, 4 aud 7th Tennessee .
rogimouts.
Con. Hood, of Texas, commanded a D- /
vision and WAS morally wounded. He was
one uf the best rebel Generals.
Cen. Beauregard is expecting an attack /
ut Charleston, 10y Iand aud water.
Pginburton's army was at Grenada on the
l2lh INST. Prce was g miles west. Ti'gh- /.
mans Division was six miles east. Van !
DUrns headquarters we're in Grenada.
A correspondent of Enquirer gives an ac-
count Of tho UnionIsts crossing tho Kappa.
hammock. aud says they were resisted by
Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade shelf
from u Union gun Knocked tall chimney
down upon the lTth Mississippi, wOundlng
2S of them. Tho rebels lost l50 in this af.
fair.
Two robol regiments sent to cover the
retreat of tho Mississippi regiments broke
and ilod froU' the fi4d.
Morgan was reported in force at Elaines
vile Friday night, Gud preparations wore
made ior hlm.
General ID. Stanley followed sharply with
cavalry to Rural lIil, but found no signs OF
the enemy.
Wo have reports that Morgan has crossed
the Cumberland in strong torce at Rome,
above 1anesviie. No confirmation yet.
/ A rebel detachment, with artillery, threw
Is sheIS yesterday evening, whore thoy
supposed our pickots were.
General Van Clero scht lorce Ht'o'
| them. They skedadiIed,
l"on'y iehrls ID Uhton o'a'os o,''o'"'o
undcrtnnk to surprise CN'. otan'ey esc"'
N...l hkar. ll.Atl
ot cavalry, II mon, ana wore oa" "S"u''I
! Staniovs men tou2ht braEe'y, ee'''NN
wound'ng tho foOe' o"m"ahu"r' N'''"B WV
or three. and chased 'ho enemy "opoo'
Ina tor"uoon Sianieys or'gaoe was H.-
lacked while lorag'hg ana III euo"'H aE"''
rePulsed. lhr"e or t"ur "' ,"e' "o''
wounded. aud as many k'Iou anu 'h Up.
'ureu. Inc romalhher ol 'no sA' H''0"'"s
during the week was in our tavor. :,
Reports con'lnno TO exaggera'e '"e 'eoo'
strength ~ VOU Is very h'g eS''"'A'p
NASHVILLE, Dec Zl.-opec'a' W '"o iio'
aid:
ThGre is confirmation Of the reports OF
reinforcement Ot the rebels by Van Dorm
The Richmond EIImnOr says, III sum
ming up tho recent fight:
Our right wing drovU the onemy hack,
| killing three to one, and at nigh, wo held
tho ground occupied BY the ouomy'S batter.
les in the morning
1t saws LDngsrreots victory was cempleto
He drove tho enomy into the Troots OF
Fredericksburg, killing tiV" to ton
CAIRO, Dtc 20.
An eyo.witness taken Mt Trenton says :
Col Fry. in command of 2OO men. who were
half sick, tho main part in garrison previous
ly sent TO Jackson. as that place anticipated
rebcl menace but, however, was only a
fant To draw tho troops from Tronton.-
When Col Fry hsard OF the rebos approach.
ing he latter place he made breastSorks OF
cotton balcs around tho depot Bnd placed
his men behind hem. The robels opened
g; fire with three piecos of artillery. Thirty
. rounds wore fired, the F0derals surrendered
During tho skirmish soVoral robols fell from
: their horses
| On Friday. Colonel TAYLOR Of tho 9Th
OHIO. with Colonel Hawkins Tennessee rog
inont. went on a rccnnnossance 10 LeXing
r ton. Tennessee, whore he met largo rcbe
, cavalry force, and were IDLY cut up, and
number of ,hom captu,rd. Colonel Haw
0 kins escaped and roachud Trenton in tim,
to be captured there
Dyer Station. this. side of Trenton. wal
. evacuatod yesterday morning. and at Ru:h
8 ertord. first station this side of Dyer. the-,
was skrmishing yesterday afternoon. fh'
= rebels are under command Of Genera
Black.
r General Davis started from CoIumbu
this morning TO drive of the rebels or cap
J ture them.
i General Sherman's division ia reported t.
+ have embarked on transports at Memphis
t on Saturday. Their destination ia ei'he
Vckshurg or faux movoment on the rob
y els at Grcnada.sat which place they haV
= concentrated IL large force.
/. Official reports OF our Losses in tho lat
r batIle makes tho number less tnan reported
It being lass than 400 killed and Ou
wounded. large portion ot tho woundel
lr were only slightly hurt. We lost 800 pri'
"a on"rs and tnnk about as many.
General Buuer, h"ding tho fund RAISE
at for tho poor Txhanstod, mas levied an asses
a. ment amounting TO %Zo ooV among u
IN cotton brokers VINO ADVISED planters not
'n seed produce IN. IN order 70 nhcce Inre'g
- intervention Cnlonei frenoh' froVo
es Marshal General mas issued an oruer TN
all persons arriving at Ne" orleans be n
ry quired TO take tho oath oil aI'ieg'ahce Oe'o
AT landing.
St. NEW YORK. Dec 22,-lho Hrrd'd 'earl
k from B,'umore that the rebels are suppose
Is to be moving large bodies ot troops west
There are literally no troops IN hchmoI
ile or on tho Peninsula
~ General Ice has $4,000 mon at fredorcR