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% the sss sss ss y &c,
the air passed freely into the lung aud began %
feel be;,er Aud tbon 70 fce what would be tho eject
Sn@ s 1 @sa fsns sar hs sas s the
syrup ,ha, helped took to n earnest aud soon began
get better The Ulcers kept dealing the other
nnl several had discharged, the air pass
into the lung, and with ss pain They life
and. contrary the expectation of every one began
used all The exercise strength would allow ana abols
forty days from the ls q septcmber gained twenty.vc
times sot better and would nse from nay uags mates
myed wih blood until Il gradually stopped Alter using
tunacly taking cold obliged continue the syrsp
until had tahcn twenty i've bottles believe ~ the Pre-
ttne my 'nrss ate entirely healed ur There Appears
shrn ii o. Is sa'cr hau tis lei, ies ii wen =. The
present inlc as ever DO bnt no as eycug woald
neglect ,hem, but procure Schencs Plnonc syrup ana
give tsir trial. Be a discouraged g. Ike mo- yol take
ms aud VII soon break believe one bette viii cure ar
ordinary cold cough having known BAD cough 70 ba
Or Schenck s personally unknown 70 me- but I shaa
always feel lively gratitude hn for I, s with the biess
ing Of God aud the use Of his 'inp ss nov MSnv
nh could procur. any number our IN respcau-
bic citizens Who would substantial word Of state
e physlc ans, would render II snl.rDusns IL K M.
the nndersigned, rosiden, q Railway. n ! hereby
tat frequently visited lin during ness last summer,
believe him 20 have been Ia hc las stages Of
ton, and know lis statements % he v;rne cy.ro m
Hereafter D. schenct VII te at his rooms 30 street.
New York Tuesday, from A. NJ to3P NJ lnste"d Of
always has full supply of medicines at his rooms which,
DO had a. aii times CONRAD FOX 81 Bare sy s.ees.
has been wholesale aud retail for New York
dollar bottle yc doiIRrs the hall dozen: Mandrake
Pills 70 cents pea box.
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Married.

LkACt--pecS.--0u sundav, December ID by The Rev.
T. Sea afeg, CIR W 1.AcH 70 J. osIrSE u. Pcs young
est daught Of the late Chas. Peck all c ths city
Connectcu. and California rapors please copy.
w4ueH-ELiloTr. Saturday syening, December 70,
by the Rev pr Lewis, Mr TEox,s WArGn osei u years
to Mrs MARC FfiioII, aged 7S years. both o. this
city.
Philadelphia Cpsun) and Washington (n. g., papers
nleAso cnnN.
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Court Caiendar-This Day

sUPnNNE CoUR1-CRcuIr-Pa mos 4IpJ. 4203,
426s 4267 4c7l, 427s 4277, 1921, s2sS 1885. 42s66,
1897 4ssa 42o3 1925 4297 42s9 4SOI 4so3 4305, 4o9
4Sll 4Si3, 4Sl5, 43l7 4319, 1929 ss27, 432s aSSl.
Part 1Ncs ASIA, ASIA, 1850, 46s6 45ss 1920, 4Gos,
1910 40l6 f6s 4622 4626 46cs 4630 4S32 1885, 1912,
4s4s 4s5e 1906 1914 4s7s i622 $780, 4ee2 47o2 4Toa
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KENTUCKY, Extra Class 6ol-December 20. 1862
81, 81. "a, S., 2s, 20, 81 A, 70. Ill, so, +.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 6o4-Decemher 10, 1902
80. 46, 5s. 81. 81, AZ, l. 49, 49, 81, 81 SO, 60, IL.
MURRAY, EDDY e CO..
Covlngtou. KY, or st. Eouis Mo
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Onictai Drn w ings or the Library Assoc
cation cotnpany's Lottery Of Kentucky, ,o.o
A, 6, 81, 6, so, so, 62, 6l, 46, 40. SO, SO.
Class No AS2--December 81, 1867.
g. II, IA. 40, AZ, Z, l6, "a, 10, Q, 46, 81.
g. BRoADBENT q CO.. ccEington KY
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Omciai Ora wings Of the Delaware stat

DELAwARH ExTRA CLAss 55l-Dscember 90 1862.
46, G6, 80, IL, 46, 80, A., 47, .. l. 40, 81.
Delaware, CLASS 4l3--Decembcr %, 1852
II, 49, 26 &C. 81, 20. GO, 5 35, Gl 25, IL, 81, 70.
JOHN A. NORRIS & CO..
Wtlmlngton, Delaware.
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Prizes Cashed i'm All LcGalized Lot
teries information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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Wigs. Toupees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Molcsva Cream, for beautifying the hair ~ ". A.
BATCHELOR'S, 16 Bond street
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nrssCELLANEs.Cs.
A COMMUNICATIONS


We permitted puelish the Glowing Important letter
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ICED roaai ihe noy ,ad ~; ne IRE. nlar
irs'eed BY rsrstns aud apostles q Oh .E sisr,cd early
~ stirred ~ d thoased assoi@tons, should caaIi the
Wei . ~ yoysgor repsa long travels her,id
inporunles of beegug, ihs vns ARABIA We'll wouit IL
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a. not snSw M who dd i, Sn ne doas, son, inya
iso their virtues In place from whence all hnowedsc
i wen conceded tina, article erl,,coq
They purify. strengthen saa inysoralc.
ihey are an sniiaoie 10 chanrc Of waicr snd dist.
se s rsnSe sfs Se q na s;s ss %a
my gl the ssSs's s ana sSdy 2, the stomach
FFscy Fcyy cure sr ana ss
They The best Biers in the world They maSs she
Thoy are made q pure st. crcx Rum he cssSsncd Cali
sys sysos Bars hnmo,ns %assSSsSs Ssasss s..ss &c. e. ps'a
nr c1Ss s9ss, e r. ies o o rn s
ton they the effective. perfcs, AID harm.
The slowias is from, famous hotel progrse,ors at
Washington ,,. :. =, -, ,sn,
Messrs p. H. DRAEE q Co-Please send twelve dozen
Plantation Biers They much liked by tbs guests OF
house.
N'S'i' SYKES, CHADWICK a GO.
Proprietor Wizards Hotel
ehe Plantation Btnrs have cured inh Of long standing
~" ''''V'O Rev j. s. CATHoRN. Rochester. NY.
such the language reaching us daily No srtoc ever
a az ea ss % aeas uss so ps ro MN Tue p'
These Bters sold by all the principal druggists gro
res hotels and restaurants Bc cnn bottle bears he
tac silc u The proprietor sgnarc on see rtae isoei
Nn broadway, New York.
4 III, HAIL TO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
/ N PRESENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
1 TEIE.A A. TETE SETS ron MISSES.
! SKATES. ROCKING HORSES, AC., FOT 8OYS
I SPLENDID PLATED TEA AND COFFEE URNS.
49, For every person,
/ At less than Wholesale prices.
Come one, come all. and save money,
BY buying At EDWARD ID. BAsSFoRDs
Great Housekoepcrs' Bazaar, Cooper Institute,
Assor place, one block from Broadway.
4 WHITES PATENr LEVER TRUSS II TIL
a. only Truss tha, win rupture II Is entirely dif
fcren In lrin ipo and action from all others hghs ceai
and easy. Pamphlets frcc.
f,oRNs, BuNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS ENLARohI
nc6nve enicnce TO tho IAsien. hy d. zNoHAkiE Surso
Chiro odls, 7eo RrcsaNs, heiers 70 pbYsc'ni 'rd ~
gcons Vf thO cll
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Royal Havana LOttery.-A Pre- enlfum Of
I2 paid prizes Information furnished Higbost
price pad for douboons, American gold and silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, l6 Wall street. New York
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Baachel0r's Hair Dye-the Hest I'm the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
yss ana pcrumcs everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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IL Carte dc yisites, with Splendid Al.
bum. 81 co. at vAUGIiAN's, 22S Bowery. Noco.-l viii
nllf f,iitiI cd
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Beebe & Co., l56 Broadway, Have Pre-
pared and elegant styles of Hats and Caps or the Holt
dsy md Skating Season.
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
UNION ADAMS No. 6s7 Broadway.
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The Funeral or the Late Gen. Bayard.
INrosISc MILITARY AND CIVIC pRoCEssI0x--o.ATIoN
OF Gxy. Dg. HODGES, ETC.

OF Exv. Or. HODGES, ETC.
PsiSoEros, N. j., Dec 10, 1852.
The remains Of Brigader General George D. Bayard
arrived here last evening" and laid until three
O'Clock to-day, when his funeral took place.
The body escorted to tho First Presby eran church
by the Trenton Brass Band the Governors Guards two
pieces OF artillery. First regiment Mercer Brigade,
Captain William Napton, and company Of Homo cavalry
Captain Hamilton.
Tie pail bearers General George obinssa General
Theodore Runyon General Palmer, General Joel Parker
aud General N. Norris Halsted.
In the large ournful procession or citizens and
distinguished strangers were Captain wes, Abide Camp
Of General Bayard Surgeon Hochkss, Of the First Penn
syIvan.a cavalry; General William Coox, ex Judge Car
pointer. Commodore stockton, Edwin stevens J. L. ste
vens, Robert y stockton, and many OF the personal
friends OF General Bayard.
THIS long procession was marshaled by Brgadier Go.
neral James \. Hatfield assisted BY Colones Cumming,
Al the church the services were conducted by Rev.
Drs Hodges Macdonald and Baird.
pr. Hodges gave q brief but very eloquent
| history Of the life Of this young aud gallant hero
He graduated West Point IN 1856 Soon sor he went
10 Western frontier where he shot In the face
by nm Indian with poisoned arrow This wound, after
apanfu surgical operation, was hcaed but he told
would be the Of his death, IL not premsurcly
killed In 1860 he received appointment instructor
OF cavalry tactics OF West Foint In August, 1861, he
was made captain Of cavalry company in tho regular
army and IN september General Mcclellan offered him
position on hs staff colonel Of the First Pennsylvania
General Mcowe before hin ,waSy seventh year. o'qi II.
was nrs With General Fremont up the shenandoah and
In The with General Pope tho Tappahannock. He
led the advance OF General Burnsdcs force in the battle
OF Fredericksburg where he received his death wound.
while talking 10 to General Franklin he was struck by
solid shot the hip, from which he died about twenty
four hours This brief period given preparation
for death debating letters 70 friends, &c. He was
| have pecn married. yesterday.
After the services at the church his remains were
borne 10 the cemetery and deposited by the side his
grandfather and great grandfather who also distinguished
himself th, heed Of company Of cavalry In the Reyo
| lutpnary war.
Atthe(1eve the Episcopal, services were read and
yocy or fnusketry dred, spd tins he was ctt eore 4
his rtcey
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New aud GoOd.-Rcd ball Walnut
Candy, al RUSIToN's drug rose Ne. 10 Astor House,
of Hn nrclar
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Cris- ad0rO's Hair Dye, Presorvstivc and
Wig Depot wholesale aud retail No. 6Asoy House. Tss
Dye applied by skilfu artists.
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Ladies Delighted.-LRird's Bloom OF
Youth o. Liquid Pearl for presssying and beaufying ho
ightiul article. viii be convinced that has equal All
dsuggists AMI 43o Broadway.
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Lecture ON III imam CharaOtcr. Ph1s1OIO.
Qy Phrenology Physosnomy in Lincoln Hail. corner Of
Feh Thirty third street tonight; a. u
connence Tickets 25 cents to be had NJ FOWLER
WILLIS 30S Broadway, and at the door.
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ScMrfs, Tics. Robes.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
UNION ADAMS,
No. 6ST Broadway. New York city,
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Ladics' Anklets--A Shield from Cold and
wet are Indispensable for lady skaters For sac by all
hst clss. shoe sores In New York. Brooklyn and Jcrsey
nisr
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Trusses.-Marsh d CO.-Radical Cure
Truss Office still No vrsey street, Asor House. Ma
connection with any other oacc OF tho name. ady
attendant.
Asthma.-JOMas NhitcOmb's Remedy,
prepared from German recipe obtained by the late Jonas
Whitconb Europe 1t Ia vel known % hayo alley a,o
this disorder his case when all oher appliances Of med
skill had been abandoned b. him ia dcpsr In no case
of purely character has failed 10 glvc innee
relief aid II has effected many permanent cures.
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the Union and Rebel Forces tho South and Southwest
Latest News from tho Rebel states Lato and Important
Intelligence from Europe and all News OF the past ten
days OF an important or interesting nature.
Single copies. ia wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Court Caiendar-This Day.
SUPREME CoURl-CRcuIr- Part Nos 4le5. 400
4265 4267 427l, 4273 427T 1921, 1895 1885, 42S65
1897 4sss 42es 42sS 1927 .2ss 1901 ssoa 4so5 1899
Part 1-Ncs 4572, ASIA, 1850, 45ss 45ss 1890, 1905
1910 40l6 46s 4s22 452e s6cs 463o 4s32 40ss, 46i2,
464s 4s52 1906 4674 4S7s f622 $780, 1892 47o2 4Toa
4To6, 4Y12, ana.
Omciai Dra Ings or Murray, Eddy -
KSsTTcEy. Exrna oIass eSS-Decem6er 20. 1862
o. * sa o. GAS, s 81 o. a 70 10 s
80, As, 5s 3S 81 Al l, IS, 10, 81, 81 SO, 60, IT..
Circulars ''n free Of charge M3Rsn9 3 sGd'ss'.S ESSY Sssr
Covlngtou Ky. or ST. louis Mo
Omcfat Drawings Of the Delaware state
Delaware ExrRA CLAss 55I--Dscemb.r 90 1867.
46 GS. 30. IL 46. 30, A., ~, .. |; 40, 81.
H. %, 26, G6, 81, 90 60, 5 35, 6l 25 IL, 81, 70.
''''-'' '''' y A JOHN A. .MoRers GO,
Wilmington Delaware.
station c0"'eas cGsss tsSs's4y No. 1862
49, g. g. 49, 80 g.. 81, 4s; 6 49,; 49, 49, ss
81, ~, "a. 40, AZ, T. ie, "a, 10, Q, 4s, 81.
For '''''''s sRo1DsENr sse,sfs CO.. corlason Ky
I2 paid prizes Information furnahed Hgbos
price paid for douboons, American gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street, New York
Prizes Cashcd in All LcGalized Lot
teries Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
II Wall street, room No l. New York.
pared and elegant styss of Hats and Caps or she Holt
day and skating Season
Lecture ON Human CharaoteE. Phisiolo.
s street. II nsea snsh He crsu
eannence a. Tickets % cents to be had At FOWLER
HosiISy ASD GLOVES;
No. 6sT Broadway. New YORK city
Gsnim, 5Is Broadway:
SKATING CAPS.
q. ,.,.,,.n Sess Isess. wsn and comfortable
~ se''''" Misses AND BOYS
Ladies. Ankiets-A Shield from Cold aud
a.. .so. ss. lie s sw soo 81
Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
y" ''"''' "'' UNION ADAMS. No. ss7 Broadway.
ia until suited
Wigs, TOupees, Hair Dye, Hair DyeanG
and Mocavia Cream, for beautifyng the hsir, 81 W. A.
BATCHELORS, 16 Bond street
Ladies DelfGhted.-Laird's Bloom Of
Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and beau,fyng the
complexion skin. Lsdes, after using this de
ghfiul article will be convinced that has equal. All
druggists AMI $50 Broadway
BaschelOrss Hair Dye-the Hest I'm the
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold By drug
yss and pcrfuncrs everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
Girls. ad0rO's Hair Dye, Presorvstfvc and
Wig Depot wholesale aud retail No. Asoy House The
Dye applied BY skiful artists.
New aud GOOd.-Rcd hall Walnut
Candy, RUSuToN's, drug so,e Ne. 10 Astcr House,
corner of Barclay street
Trusses.-Marsh ~ CO.-Radtcal Cure
Truss Office still, at No vrsey street, Asor House. No
attendant.
Asthna.-JOnas WhitcOmb's Remedy,
prepared German recipe, obtained by the late Jonas
Whco Europe. 1t Ia vel 70 havo c!ey lated
II his case when n oher srrlancca Of medl
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Genin, 5I3 Broadway.
SKATING CAPS,
Neat. wGm and comfortable
for &c entiemen, ladies.
MISSES AND BOYS.
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"wWrEs PATENT LEVER TRUSS II THE
"A. only Truss that win rupture II entirely dif.
fcrent IN lfn plo and action from all others hgns eeah
anu e''s' i'Ap" aRrcoRy Co, Is Bond street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

In the Mammal Of the Barometer compiled
by Rear Admiral FitEroy, of the English ma.
W, and Just published by the Board of Trade,
the following observations occur
Weather clear or cloudy, a rosy sky al
sunset presages fine weather; q red sky IN
the morning, bsd weather, or much wind
(peFhaps rain; a grey sky in the morning.
fine weather; high dawn, wind q low
dawn, fair weather, Soft looking or delicate
clouds foretell fine weather, with moderate
or light breeEes; hard edged, oily looking
clouds, wind. A dark, gloomy blue sky is
windy, but light bright blue sky indicates
fine weather. Generally, the softer the clouds
look, the less wind (6uJ perhaps, more rain
may be expected; and the harder, more
greasy, rolltuftdted, or ragged, the stronger
the coming wind will prove. Also, bright
yellow sky at sunset presages wind; pale
yellow wet and thus by the prevalence OF
red, yellow, or grey tints, the coming wealth
es can be foretold very nearly; indeed, If aid
ed BY instruments, almost exactly. Small,
inky looking clouds foretell rain; light scud
clouds, driving across in hesvy masses, show
wind and rain; but, if alone, may indicate
rsln only, High upper clouds crossing the
sun, moon, or stars, in a direction from that
ofJlower clouds, or the wind then felt below,
foretell q ehangs ot7wind When sea-birds
ay-out early, and far TO seawand, moderate
wind and fair weaIher may be expected F;
when they hang about the land, or over it,
sometimes flying inland, expect strong wind
and stormy weatheF.s There are other signs
Of coming change in the weather known less
generally than may be desirable, and, there.
fore worth notice; such as when birds Of long
flight rocks, swallows or Others, hang about
home, or hy upor down, or low, rain or wind
may be expected. Also, when animals seek
sheltered places, instead Of spreading oYel
the usual range; when pigs carry straws to
their stys: when smoke from chimneys doe:
not ascend readily (or straight upward during
calm) an nHfavorable change is probable
Dew is an indication of fine weather; 80 il
{ fog, Neither Of these two formations Oeeni
under an overcast sky, or when there is mucl
wind One sees fogs occasionally ROLLED
away, e it were by wind, but seldom or new
ct formed, while il is blowing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
JEFF. Davis on Coercion.

h We commend O+thOse who oppose ooer-
Give measures to put down the rebellion,
the following extract from q speech deliV-
cred By JEFF. Davis on bill to increase the
army Of the United States, in the Senate,
10 February, 1853:
am at loss to understand how any
one entertaining the doctrine that this
Government has power to acquire territory,
can ct the same time deny that it has pow
OF 10 control It. If We may acquire ter
FitoFy with q population not comprehend
ing our institutions, having no attachment
to them, can We admit at the same time
that We have no mole right TO use eoeroive
measures within the limits Of that terri
tory than in one Of the equal States Of the
gnioh2 It would be the Dead Ses fruit
ashes on the lips Of those who gathered it.
The population might at once erect Gov
ernment anti-republioRn, destructive Of all
the great principles that lie at the founda-
ton Of our Constitution. II We may &c,
quire an islsnd, or territory, or suhju,
gated State, the whole population Of which
were in 9 state Of barbarism, or from edu.
cation attached 70 monarohical govern
ment, will it be contended, after We had
expended thousands Of lives, and millionI
Of treasure, that the population should d.
what they please within their own limits
and ihe Government that has acquired thu
territory BY conquest, or by purchases
have no authority 10 exercise control, and
preserve civil order among them2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
THE BRILLIANT KENTUCKY FIGHT
Still Further Particulars! !
Vast Stores Captured by the
Federals!
THE REBELS FLED LIKE SHEEP !
200 Dead and Wounded Reb-
els on the Field.
ZOlIiCOfer found dead In q
Wagon!
Troops Engaged in the
z Fight! y
TROUBLE AT SANTA FE..
The Advance in Kentucky !!
TROUBLE AT SANTA Fl
The Advance in kentucky
This Mornings Report.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE IN KENTUCKY.

BATTLE IN kENTUCKHs
-.-T ...,~. CINcIHNATI, Jan. 81.
Specials from Louisville say dispatches
just received at headquarters announce that
the battle did not take place on Saturday
but on Sunday evening, and that General
Thomas continued to pursue until night set
in. Our forces followed the rebels, who
ran before them in the widest confusion
like AOok Of frightened sheep, close up to
their entrenohments, on the north bank of
the river. 81 't.H..
In front Of these they lay All night, ex-
pecting to storm them in the morning but
with the aid of their boats and barges the
enemy managed to get across the river be-
fore daylight. rrs-
They left behind, however, all their ar
tillery, ammunition, horses, tents, so wagon
loads Of Qusrtermsster, Commisssry, and
medical stores, all Of which fell into our
hands
Our troops had possession Of their en-.
trenchments early this morning. After
reaching the opposite side the rebels dis.
persed in every direction.
Two hundred dead and wounded rebels
were picked up on the field. Among them
were ZOllicoffer and Bailie Peyton.
ZOllicofer was found mortaIly wounded
in wagon.
Our loss is not definitely sscertsined,
but must have been considerable.
The Surgeon Of the 10Th Indiana tele
graphs that his regiment has seventy kill
ed and wounded.
Gen. Thomas divisions embraces some of
the best regiments in the department As
far 80 can learn the 9th Ohio, 10th Indi-
ans, I'd Minnesota, 18th Regulars, and the
4th and 10th Kentucky regiments we're
among those engsged.
IL was eel. Mansouis Brigade, including
the 10Th Indiana, 18th Regulars, and some
Kentucky regiments, and not 2 of Schoepff s
regiments, as first stated, that reinforced
Thomas during Saturday night.
They made forced march Of Is miles
through heavy roads, and managed to ar
rive just three hours before the commence
ment of the fight in which they took q
| glorious part in spite Of their fatigue.
The tenor Of the official dispatches goes
to show that the affair resulted in the most
brilliant victory yet achieved by. the Ped
ersl land forces in this war
No prominent officers srs said to be kill
ed on our side.
Gen. Sohoepf was unable to cut off the
retreat Of the enemy, owing to the bluffy
character Of the country, and the obstruo.
ton Of Sli the roads by felled timber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

A correspondent Of the London Tele-
graph, which has been intensely bitter and
ksrOs against America for the past few
months, show that paper that America ia
well prepared for defence 50 far as the
most improved cannon can make her so,
he closes IS follows:
HFhe Americans have likewise forged
guns carrying four hundred pound shot
and declare them to stand well. without
however, going into the probability Of such
guns coming into use, We know that Dahl
gren's guns will be found in every Amer
ieau man-of-Ear, and as they are eleven
inch guns-Whioh means that they are ca.
pable OF carrying very nearly shell Of
one hundred pounds-I cannot but regret
that We have not gun Of equal weight
uniformly throughout our navy. As
American frigstes will occasionally have to
meet our frigates single handed, l thinH
We have right to expect thst our country.
men should not have the disadvantage un
der which they labored in 1sl2-that o
meeting an enemy Of superior force"