Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
TELEG RAPHIC.
AFTERNOON, REPORT.
Further Parstcu,a-. Of the Battle q Nor.
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| NRw YoKK, Jan. 3.
| The Times has the following dis
patch
NASHVILLE, Jan. 8.
From persons arri, ing from the battle
field learn that on Saturday night, du.
ring the storm, the rebels attacked our
men in their rifle pits, along the whole
line. There was heavy fighting IN the
centre. We drove the enemy across
Store River.
Tie 18th Pennsylvania first carried the
point on Sunday morning, and S,anlcy's
| brigade first entered Muiireesboro. The
town Is much injured bv shells General
>ilI's body was ut tho court house. The
rebel. buried their own dead, and our
officers.
There has been great loss Of Confcd
crate life. We lost about $500 killed
and wounded, and about 5.0oo prisoners
The cnem, retr.a.ed 10 1allahoma; our
forces are terribly scattered. Out Of 1876
Colonels engaged, We lost 10 killed.
Special 70 Tribune
battlefield, STONE RIVER,
January 3D..
The Murfrcesboro (rebeD Bonney Of
yesterday admits a loss of 5000 in We'd
tuesdays battle, and they have lost a,
east 1000 since.
Prisoners state that Gems. Hardec and
Hanson were killed.
The following arc additional names OF
killed and woundrd:
KILLED Col Fred e Jones, cath
Ohio, While gall,ntly leading his req
ment into action; Lieut. Ialiioro, Of
Hlckos's Battery.
WOUNDED Adjutant Boynton, Goth
Ohio; Col Nick Anderson, 9th Ohio
Col Chose, Dad Ohio, Ohoth of these Off
GERS were wounded quite severely, but
after their wounds were dressed they re
turned to the II ld); Col J + Miller,
commanding the 9TH tri ,sic, returned to
duty after his wound was dressed Lieu,
Col Uall, Lieut. Col Elias Neii, 4tl In
diana, severely Capt & G Webb, 18th
Michigan. severely; L,eut 4 6 Russell,
2lst Michigan, severely Lieut. Markwal-
te', 10Th Indiana a,aIrv. severely 1t
Enoch, 2 Isl OHIO, severely Lient Frank
P.alcr 4 ,ih OHIO, severely, Col Leonard,
Col co Hines and Maj Elliott. these
last are all OF the BOD Indiana, and
severely wounded. 'o' q " TYLER oath
ohio, Capt Mcdonnell, Adl't Gen OF
.osccrans' staff, Lieut. Jas Met onnclI.
9Th lie ulars, opt c " Bartlett, :
lightly Lieut. J b Ferguson, 64,h I
'hlo, severely, lieut. Chas = Rowland,
9TH Regulars, Col Alex Casscl, C5;h
)hlo, not dangerous y; Lieut. Grnsted,
ID kentucky, Lieut. Mclean, 18th OHIO. :
eriou,l,, Capt Brooks and Lieut. Peter. !
9th Ohio, and Maj Marion, 18th Wis.
onsln
BATTLE FIELD, STONE RIVER,
January 9th.
On SATURDAY. it rained. and all wa. !!
net until night, when the Sd Ohio !
nd seth Indiana charged and carried
rebel breastwork, capturing so prison
r and killing many rebels, with slight
IS. During the night the enemy c.ac-
ated, and are supposed to be retreat ;,
y 10 Fayetteville. =
The New York Herald has the fol- 8
wing dispatch: =
NASHVILLE. Jan. 5. I,
Wounded officers who have arrived
ere from the front, Say that Murt,ces- q
ORC Is certainly evacuated. The rebels /,
tired to TalIahom.. a
General Stanley is pursuing the rebel .
ar guard. General Si,l's body is in !.
hsrCc Of the enemy. ri
Inc rebels att cked us on SUNDAY
'gh', got whipped and driven | ack A b
ortion Of Neglcys DIVISION crossed tn. q
yer first. We lost 1000 killed and
ounded, and 400 prisoners the rebel
'ss is very large.