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Exciting usvs from Hartsvills. II.


The following inportsat disps.eh "a.
this noon. received It hssdqusrter, from
Lebanon Missouri
LEBAxoH. No., Jan. II.
"1S 1ejss. Gssessi Csssis: = 49,
"Ssvere fighting st Hartsville. Seve,
hundred Federsls engaged the rebels nm.
der Msrmsduks and Porter, four tboo.
sand strong. With i've pieces Of artillery
At a. H.. (Saturdsy.) We attacked I +
enemy in force, and drove them Of a.
miles south. - 7aasv -tss -
They then eisclsd and eams bset .,
Hsrtsville. Fighting commenced 900
= ten o'clock. and continued tim nm
down. Los on oar sids-kiIled 80
woonded-about thirty-6vs. The -.
%y's iess was one bandrsd and City, per-
x. - Jozz =. Cosaixs. .
'Msjor Conussdise Post"
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BRowxLow's LAsr.-Hs hoped that
when they 1.-THE Tennessee troops } returned
to their nstive region. they would be able
to grease hell forty miles with Me gxs /as
Of rsSeis.
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BATIlEAT SPRINGFIELD MO


oTS AoCis, Jan. e.
A rebel force said to be Burbridge's
and Marmsdpke's command. and reported
as 6. 900 strong. with 0 pieces Of artillery.
are wiship two and half miles OF Spring
field and have opened on the towa. The
house. have been loop holed for musket-
~. Gen. Brown IL in command and is
prepared to make . vigorous resistance
to this bold and impudent dash Of the
rebels. 81:
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.
Richmond papers contain the follow

| WASHINGTON. Jan. g.,
Richmond papers contain the follow
ing:
TuLLAHoxA, Jan. 5.-Uuable to dis
lodge the enemy from his entrenchment,
and hearing Of reinforcements to him,
withdrew from his front night before last
He has not followed. My cavalry ar,
close on bis front.
(Sigred.l BRAxros BRAeo.
The dispatch charscterizes the Muir.
freesboro fight as . mys,eriods affair, and
cannot reconcile Brsgs's first with hi.
last dispatch. 7.s.
The Richmond Examiuer SAYS it was q
disappointment. bat not disaster, and
finds consolstion in the fact that the Union
army was horribly crippled.
VIcKsBuRo, Jan. g
This morning our forces advanced
against the enemy. who were erecting
works on the lake, compelling them to
evacuste the works, leaving sll their i'm
plements for erecting fortifcstions.
Our forces now occupy the whole coun-
try bordering on the lake. Tho enemy
have returned to their transports and gone
down the Yazoo.
The enemy have left Chickasaw Bay
ou. and are reported going in their trans-
ports to Snyder's Bluff. on the Y.xoo,
where it is supposed they will make an
attack to storm our works. Our forces
are we'll advised of their movements. !.
The Enquirer says that the danger Of
financial ruin to the Confederacy is i'm
minent, and high prices. resulting from
the enormous issue Of Treasury notes. are
an enemy more formidable than Yankee
armies. 1t recon- msnds tax bill to pro-
duce $3.50 .000. 900.
The Enquirer publishes the Emancips-
ton Proclamation, with details from New
York papers Of the negro jubilasion over
il throughout the North. -.
JEFF. Davis was sesenaded in Richmond
last Monday night. snd made Q long
speech claiming . rebel victory st Mur-
equal to that Of Fredericksburs.
and predicting that out OF it will come
classification st the North, which il nj.
limately to sepersts that section from the
Eastern States. v
The death Of the fugitiys rebel Govern.
'r Jaekson. Of Missouri. is confirmed. Il
occurred at Little Rock. December 7th.
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pIsPATcH From Mr.. woopRISG.

To Mr. w. II. Woodring, the sfiici,.
telegrspher of Springfield. the pubic ,
indebted for additional par,iculns Of
Springfield fight. He left that place at
A. n. Saturday. bearing from COL CnSs
the dispatch above given. Having nm.
self been in the battle. as q worthy NI-
dier Of the 18Th Illinois regiment. w.
Woodring is able to furnish reliable lie
tails. His dispatch addressed to Gtl
Curtiss operator. Lieut.. O'Reilly. in
follows:
LEBAkox, No., Jan. II. 9nx
Our loss 10 seventeen killed. Thn
died since tho fight. We buried from
thirty to thirty-6ve oftbe rebels, audlhy
carried many of the Geld before the fsh
WAS ended. Don't know how many at
wounded. The rebels left great many
Of their wounded on the field. under
stand that among Others. we took os
Major - prisoner. Cannot give iO'
number Of prisoners taken. Everything
is quiet there now. The telegraph =
nearly wholly destroyed from Springs.d
to Sand Springs. twenty.four miles 's'
Of Springfield.
We fought from forts. rife pits. md
behind fences. besides some charges B!
My assistant operator. Bnggs
Of the 94th Illinois. vss killed vhlh
6gting. He stood behind Q tree snd blr
.sd away whenever he saw secesh. "
an told. I saw the spot. and the i'ns
there is riddled with balls. He WHn
10 his eye and killed instantly.
There wsa bat little Of the town DE-
'troyed. and thst was done BY our troops
and was done to clear the Geld. Id
Enrolled Militia fought hsroically. y
s bad not been for their bravery dons
.hink we could have beld the place.
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WAsniuoross Jan 2 Richmond pa
pers Of Monday have the following dis
-. VIcKsIuRa. Jan. 2.
To hon. jos. A: Siddos. Sec'y of War:
The socmy finding oil his efforts una.
vailing to make any inrosd upon our po
sition here has rs-embarked, leaving q
considerable quantity Of entrenching tool.
and other property and apparently has
relinquisheA his designs upon Vicksburg.
(Signed J. g. PExBERroN,
Lieutenant General Commanding.
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The Chicago Times. The organ of seces-
sion. was kicked ont Of the House Of the
Fricndless in that city on 9Th by the
unanimous vote Of the lacy naonogsrs.
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BALTIMoRE, sJsn. 8.-The Richmond
Examiner Of the 9th has the following
CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 5.
To Gen. Coopsr-SIR: We have re-
tired from Murireesboro in perfect order.
All our stores are saved. About 1000
Federals. 5000 stand Of arms and "a
pieces Of cannon. captured by us. have
already arrived here.
(Signed) B. s. EwELL.
Bragg has fallen back to Sbelbyville.
The Federals after their reverses were
strongly reinforced and drove US back.
A Raleigh. IN. C..) paper states the
Federsls have been largely reinforced .,
Newberne. and . movement has COM
menced which is thought to be agains,
Wilmington. i.
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--LATEST FROM sPRINet':;.
THE TOWN NOT TAKE.
Tho Rebels Repulsed with H..
LOSS ON OUR SIDE s1lep,
s's'al val'r Of the E,r.ll., Min.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS

,aos GEN. CURTIS TO GEN. s.,,,..
The following telrgram, co..
ting most welcome news from ~Saala .
Geld, Missouri. was sen, over n. SPas
eleven o'clock las, night: '' 'as
=. ..;,,. ST., sr, L0g,.; I:;,I. Jan. II. lls,
Good news from Springfield
troops repulsed the rebels and nd - o.
the place. The rebels were ,., w. si
I have three columns moving to,,,sS ''.a's
Gen. Brown loses an arm. "a IatSe
Of the 18th Iowa, succeed. him IaS
mand. The troops. iucludipo r. = Ea
Militia. behaved nobly. -a''s
z4r s. R. Curtis. M.jor.Gs,,,,,
DisRATcH FROM COL. cRAsB, coxv,,.
At SPRINGFIELD.
Mr.. Woodrisg. telesr.phic o,....
arrived last evening q, Lebanon VI U1ss 4
Transmitted over the wires to Gen cs'
tbs. the following exceedingly er.,ii,;..
dispatch from Col. Crabb
"SfRlser1ELD. No., Jan. n
sTs Major. Gesersi Curtis: l"
GENERAL: The enemy attack,
on the 9Th. They were abou, from I ~ =
to six thousand strong, with ,brs. ,.. ~
Of artillery. under command Of Nir,s' r'
duke. Burbridge. Shelby. MrDou,S " ',
Others. They fought from 10 o'cIorI y =
after dark. with desperation, but =,
repulsed ct every advance. Gen. B,'.'
was severely wounded in the If, ~
near the shoulder about 4 o'clocL
"fis turned the command over n :,
The foe withdrew to sale di.t.ue. : :
der cover of the darkness.
"On the morning of the 9th, tbev n,,,
. demonstration in full force from ,pn5
or point. We made such pr.persliOo !
meet them as we had at our comma
but finally they concluded discretion !.
the better part Of valor. and rs.r,ss
They then divided their forces. ors %,
tion going TO Sand Spring and tn. Oh.
moving on on the Rock river road W
did not have q force sufficient to foIl,
Reinforcements Of enrolled mili,i, y
irving during the night. l sent euly III
morning what forcs could b. spared a
follow them. harass their rear, an, rspa
their movements.
Gen. Brown was constantly in d
front. experimenting every mov.m..
By his cooluess and bravery be has a
deare,l himself to all under bis comm,s
Your most obedient servant,
B. CRABB. Colonel Commanding
P. Sc O'Clock P. u. nothing i, v
heard from Gen. Heron or Waneu
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regular trips between Boston and Provinc eto1y io
the foot of Eastern Avenue Whsrf Boston at ai YALE
on wednesday, June II She been butIt ~ nrassi,1
for this route, and IL fitted with every accommddt
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare al 81
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266 Commercial Street, Boston. LII En-
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