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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

The Care for the Wounded nj Chattanooga,
Mr.. Bellows, President Of the U. s. Sanitary
Commission has been notified that twenty additional
agents Of the Commission have gone to Chattanooga
that stores going forward in large quantities. and
that everything possible is being done to alleviate the
suileriugs Of our wounded.
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Thomas Advances, Mslrling
the Rebels BaCE.

Tneyasave their Dead and ~ ou1dea
Gu she Field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Tbs ReAals Again Checked and
Iay!ed Back,
Ag,lncs as Cur Line sni the Position
-Gegained.
1HE,BATTLE OF SUNDAY THE 10Th.
Re ncYgeG Rebel Omslaughfs
aa Ncavy Column.

FnE Y SYRADFhSTLYF ACRa TERRIBLEFlRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

Del examination to PiaTe Our Center
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

In ivaIllng Efforts Of aen. R''gserTna to
Stay the .Acut.
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Latest from Mnrfreesboro.

CAIRo, Jan. IA special dispatch to
the Commercial from MurIrecsbero 9th
gives additional, confirmation of the de.
liberalization of the rebel army. Breck-
inridge's division was terribly punished
Son Friday.
Gen, Breclinridge was wounded in tbs
ear, and his Adjetaut-General killed
Wounded rebel officers estimate their loss
from twelve to fifteen thousand, with a
great slaughter of leading officers Col
Muliigan, of Tennessee, mertally wound
ed. is in his hospital here.
The body of Gen. Hanson Was sent
South to-day Gen. Rains body was
sent to Nashville The enemy's rear
guard was encountered at ten O'Clock. or
Sunday night by Gen SANKEY'S cavalry
The rebels retreated, with the loss of thir-
ty men.
A negro from Gen. Bragg's headgaar
ters, who left the rebel army five miles
from Manchester, heard Gen. Bragg say
he weuld go to Chattanooga
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Internal Eevenus n oiice
ICoLLECTIoN OEFIeR, 15fH CoHLKoTIoS
DIsrR 1f-rl S1.Arr AE QHIn

COLLECTION OrrIcR, 15FH Co1LEcrIon
D1srRIcr, SrATE sF Ono
sssHE Taxpayers of the Collection
] District aforesaid. (beiag Monroe
Countyl are hereby notified, that the
duties and taxos foi N year 1861 - !.
sed under al pct Of 6h)ts e6ff( |sd
"An act tosp1pviide internal feveuuo fo
support the dsernment, and to pay iB-
terest on the public debt" are now due
and payable.
will attend in person or by deputy AZ
the Monroe House, in Woodsfeld, in thu
County aforesaid, from the
23rd day Of Jaaxary 1863, to the 7th ddy
of Fsbruarg 1863,
to receive payment of the duties and taxss.
aforesaid The law provides that all per-
sons who shall neglect to pay the duiiss
and taxes assessed upon them, withinstbs
time above specified, shall beliabis e pay
ten per centum additional on thA, sr>ozat
thereof. The especial aftsnfion of tax-
payers is directed to this proyision.
II. III. MOORE,
Collccter Of Internal Revenue,
1 18th Collection District, State of Ohio.
H~ Ohio, Indiana and U. S. notes re-
Saired.
January II, 1868.
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WHY LINCOLN SIGNED THE WEST
VIRGINIA BILL.

The telegraph states that the princi-
pal reason President Lincoln assigns for
the West Virginia. hill is, that
he is bound to take care of his friends.
This is, at least, frank. Perhaps, few
moretdisclosures from the Executive May
enable the country to geta clear insight
into his policy. Taking care of his. polit-
zeal trends, the Aboitionists, and punish
ing those who differ from them, seems to
be with him primary object, even if the
Constitution, the States, and the Union
are all dissolved and not a wreck left be
hind. He abolishes State Institutions
guaranteed by the National Constitution,
dissolves old States and creates new ones,
for the sake of taking care Of his friends!
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Il6th Chic Regiment, !

A spondent of the Wheeling In
tcliiscn .er says. that the 18th Ohio had
rush With the enemy - afoorefeId,
Va, on the Sd Of this month, in which
Lieut. Henry 0key, Of this place, and
Harrison cochran, John Waters, A. w
Hen hsfn Robert Hathaway. Olem
aud Samuel Luthy, of this County were
taken prisoners, but none killed OF
u led.
Il is reRortal that the loss Of the ensny
IN tn en- ga cment is double of ours
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Correspondence of the New York World. }
FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Dac. 20 1862.

IF I am not misinformed (and I have ex-
cellent reasons to believe that | am not)
the government of this country and of
Russia have reconsidsred their action up
on the proposition of the Emperor Napo-
leon for friendly 'sinterposition" { use
the diplomatic phrasel in American af-
fairs. The prospect ofany legitimate sue
cess for the projects of government has
grown so much darker of late to eyes on
this side of the Atlantic that public opin-
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THE BATTLE AT MURFREEsBoRo

The indications are that this has been
one of the most bloody and terrific battles
of the war, exceeding the slaughter at
Shiloh, and 'rivaling the terrible carnage
of the seven days fighting before Rich
mond. The lsss Of officers, and we fear
men, too, upon the Federalside, is unpre-
cedented. Like all the great battles of
the war, it lasted more than ono day, and
for cons derable time its result has been
in doubt The latest intelligence from it
will be found in our telesraphic and news
columns.
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ion n Great Britain inclines more 3ecid

ion IN Great Britain inclines more decid !,
dfy than ever to the view expressed b
Lord John Russell in his reply to the
original advances Of the French govern
ment that an interference of real and
effectual kind in the interests of peace and
humanity might become the positive duty
tof the European powers; and nobody here
would be surprised to learn that the cab
met has at last made up its mind to act in
that detection. am assured that stimuli
ltaneons communication to this effect was
this week made from London and ST. Pc
ltersburg to the Tuilleries.
cannot. hover, believe that any action
which may be taken in Consequence will
be taken in a form offensive to your gov
ernment or hostile to the people of tn,
Union.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Ths Tribune's
special, dated Helena, Ark, Jan. I'd, via.
Cairo of the 7th; says the battle is still ra-
ging at Vicksburg, but with no decisive
results Our forces took the main battery
and rifle pits of the enemy on Monday,
but were afterwards repulssd and lost their
ground.
Five cannon we're taken, spiked and lost
again.
Gen. Morgan and Col. ]. B. Wyman
are killed. Coils. Morgan, Smith, aud
Capt. Guynns are wounded, but not NOR
tally.
Both armies rested Monday night, after
a hard fought day. Our troops are still
confident fo victory. Price and Van Dorm
commanded the rebels
1t is rumored that Sherman was largely
reinforced by the arrival of Grants caval-
Try. The gunboats are, not doing much
Our army is we'll posted and protected in
flank and rear, and won't yield the contest
IT'LL Vicksburg is in its possession. Onr
loss in killed and wounded so far, is esti
mated at 5000.
CAIRO, Jan. I've have news from
Vieksburg one day later.
The rebels concentrated all their force
from Grenada, jackson, and along th,
line of the road, amounting to $4,000, u
Vicksburg. This overwhelming force at
tackled Sherman on Monday, and forced
him to fall back to his first line. TIL,
rebel entertainments and Notifications ex
tend back from the city six miles, ant
Shcrman's force had fought it's way t.
within two miles of the city when attacked
by this superior force.
The fighting on Sunday was desperat
in the extreme; batteries and fortifcation
We're taken and rctaken over guns, for tn
possession of deien.es The 18th Iowa
loss WAS 600 killed, wounded and missing
/ Gen. Horey with 1900 men, sent to exc
cute special order, has not been hear,
from, and fears are entertained for hi
safety
/ Gen. NJ. L. Smith was wounded in tn
breast. There was fighting Wednesda,
morning after Sherman had fnl en back
but it was thought he could III maintaiu hi
position until reinforced. johnson is il
command ut Vicksburg.
1t is reported that Gen. German wa
evacuating Helena, with the intention 0
uccupying Napoleon.
Sherman's loss is estimated at four O
Eve thousand.
Grants army is at Holly Springs
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 9.-Telegraphie CON-
manication with Springfield ceased at
o clock this morning.
The enemy entered the stockade yester-
day, P. NJ.
Our forces are reported to be 1000
strong, with two pieces of artillery.
Springfield contains very large amount
Iof army stores, arms aad ammunition.
Fifteen four-horse teens and thirty. men
belonging to the telegraph corps, are sup
posed to be captured few miles souih oI
Springfield.
Gen. Browns left sholder is badly shat
tered. He would have to submit te
to save his life.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Information
from the army ofthe Potomac, shows that
our piekets extend from Falmouth to
King George c. H., about twelve miles
distant.
AContrabands agree in stating that rebel
incursions are made nightly below the G.
H., for long distance, and negroes are
carried away and sent South. The great
or portion Of the slaves in the long neck
of land between the Rappahannock and
the Potomac rivers, have already mande
their escape to our hines, bringing with
them their masters teams aud other prop
erty.
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Monroe County Probate Court.

\ NOTICE is hereby givsn, that the following
lN Settle,nent Ateanpts Gle jn the
Probate ofase sf Meaycs Comnty Ohio, and
.ha. they will be fss AsAsins and adiudicasiss
ON tho -
14fh dag Of Fshrsary, 1863.
Lewis Gratigny,S adm'r OF Thomas Wfighf.
John Owns do do Joeie Wilkinson.
David Stsrkey, do do GaLriel Stsaksy.
Wn Mcknight aud James Bsaddeld, Adin'rs.
| of Joseph Tusl.
Seth Ward, Admir-. Iof Moses Ward.
Of yalensine Gaits, SEN.
R. w. Ogg, AdM'r, Of John Carter
simon Keyser, AdR'r. of James Johnston.
John Paris, d do Peter Paris.
Theodore Mellott, do do Isaac Anderson.
Fhos. McMahon,do do Joseph H. Rddy.
George Lapp, DO do Michael Stephen
Harrison. CartizE 40 do Morgan Curtis.
JAmes R Morris, ssutor of Hiram O'Connor.
Wm. Henn'ng, Atn'r. Of Wi liam Adams.
GuAkDIAN ACCOUNTS.
VIM. Bottsnasld, aaardian to Bottsuaeld,s
Joss ,h Yont., suasdian to B.&E. Rakss.
N lasl Xavier. 40 40 Joseph Bun.rs
Jas. w.Armstrons,ao do g. N. s n. c.
James R. Morris, DO to D. Lssan o'CsnnorA
Il. p. Moore. do t. Ann Moore.
Benjamin Stsrksy.ae to Kinssy,s heirs.
Peter Smith. do t. WIN. Scots's heirs.
Jane Traax, do to VIM. Trnax,s hairs.
Robert Claudy, 40 to Maria ". Koonas
vnd Mary Kc6n,z
Joseph Caliane. Guardian to Emmalins, Eta
Adalins and Wu. II Stark.
Daniel Steenred, 9nardian 10 Martha and Cas-
sy Foggin.
Seth Ward, Guardian to stephen Ward.
Adam 4 rebs id Ia Gao A Wvs.rt
Adam Shafer, do to John, Rosanns and
Barbara. Dietsich.
John Hsinlein, Guardian to- Helena Uuger.
Geosge b. Gillespie, Guardian to Amos N
Wilkinson JOHN s. WAY,
Jan. "a, lSSS-< Az. Probate Judge
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SORGHUM SUGAR,
To the Etrmers of MoAroc and ofh<r
Coaafies of the Ssotc.


rYNHoSE who are desirous Of Notwithstanding
i good sugar from the SorgbuN or Chfnsss
Sugar Cane, can procure from the undersigned
a receipt which heE win warsaAt 10 make the
best of sugar
Having visited the State Board OF Agricul-
sure, and had sugar for exhibitions 4inads ao-
oording to this. receipt, which was almost uni-
versally pronoancsi 70 bs tIse hest grsnulaHed
sugarsof the kind ever produced.
The chrys ais = this sugar Is very large
which saiways the sest Of soaa sugar.
The manufacturing Of sugar from Sorghuin
is no longer . hunibng. bnt reality.
BY this prossss any Farmer can make his
sugar at a cost sst exeeedilg fvs cents per
pound.
/ Satisfactory evidence will always he given
that sugar osn be lnads by this receipt, and.
specimen sugar on hand for any one 70 exps
anime. l09KPH w. RICHARDSON,
Agent, Woodslisld, Ohio
January IA, I862-tE
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BRACES DISPATCH OF THURS
DAYS BATTLE,

The Confederate General Bragg, in his
dispatch to the Richmon Government,
claims to have driven us from all our posi-
tions, except the extreme loft, in Thurs
day fight and to have taken 600 pris-
oners baa 81 cannon. Fighting was een-
tfnned two days after that. OF this fight
Ing We arsy yet to hear from Bragg.
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CINcrNNArr ,Jnly /!


To Major G enesai Halleck, General in
Chief at Washipgton:-I have just receiv-
ed dispatch from Gen. Granger stating
that the cavalry force Of about l 1000 men,
which he sent to east Tennessee on the
2lst nlt., nnder command of Gen. HI.
Carter, to destroy the East Tennessee
railroad bridges, &C.. has been heard from.
Gen. Granger has just received a dispatch
from Gen. Carter at Manchester, KY, who
is on his return stating that on the a0th
ult., be entirely destroyed the Union and
Wantuga bridge, with ten miles ofrailI oad,
$50 rebels were killed, wounded and taken
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shall notsurrender herself to the mercy
|of our Government, she shall, from and
aftershat date, be and remain forever and
utterly abolished. Done at Washington,
City this Sth day of January 1868.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President.
w. II. SeHard, Secretary OF State.
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HON IT. j. JEWETT.

We believe that the Democrats of this
C uut are alrnostss unanimously in favor
of ASr. JEwETT being the next Governor
-of Ohio. Nr. JEwETT, if he will oonsea it
70 be 4 canl:dase, is certainly entitled to
I'll he nomination.
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rHE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIED--Jan. 1st, 1863, by Rev.
G. W. McDonald, Mr.. W. w. PRxwsrr >
and Miss ELIsABETH ]. AMOS, all Of
this county. - :
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Mineral w asser.

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SDaane, eines 0eGtdten GrsteS, Der latle profeffcusut gaut-
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