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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10
Vito THE SOLDIERS!
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We hag8 piDA ATtleu q beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
Z Il is printed in four oolors, represent
ing csvsiry9 Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
etc. a blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 1877. The certificate is enclosed
In a pasteboard tube, and can be semitic
any part Of Che country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put Il back in the tube and re-
mail tito his friends, and thsy Il get
It framed Apd preserve Il - arenem-
branoe
Price so cents Scat by mail, pre-
paid
T.. N. RHODES q CO.,
% Union Street, Nashville. 3.
Agents wanted to sell the above
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Persons wishing fine pen can find a
good variety 1t the Gold Pen Depot, "
Cherry street, two doors South OF Cedar
ielO--.tf
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House sor RontRnd FGrnSturs 10 +
sale.
,aI "a good house for rent and turhituro
for sale, situated on Summer street, be-
,asEeen Church and Broad. Address book
drawer No, 3, Post-ofiice v :.
sep6-tf Is
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AasbbilIR aRfcrr.
2 a Freedom and Nationality
\. o. nIEROEH, EdItor. -
FPFCIAL ORDEH NO. I.

GALLEY OF THE oUMRERbAsD, July
16.-Thc commissioned officers Of tho
Army Of the Cumberland arc requested
TO call at No. 20, Cedar street. opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten.
nessee, at the earliest convenience, For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
Vrypbove-nameds Et
? The Gallery Of the Cumberland Is noW
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel
The proprietors Of the above establish
,~msnt would respectfully inform the Git
zenslqf Nashville that they are prepared
ID furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capaciouB Gallery ,ffar su-
pOriOr to any in the Southern States end
.also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose ono Of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
srS in the Department Of tho Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
binds Of work desired, with despatch,
ana AZ reasonable prices. We would re-
spectfully invite all those dvsirous Of
having Photographs 10 visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with courtsi
ey by us and all our attaches Please
call, one and all, and examine specimens
W ~ Q.raaa do Visife atc
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MoRsE & pEAsLl

IfOpTlct0lA'
.r N. B.--~In connection with tile above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
! Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs Of the
officers Of the army. Duplicates can bo
had by addressing Morse s. PeasleC, P.
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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sutIsrs OF tho array OF tho Culubcr
land, HEaIlyI
May the Rose Of England nevor blow,
May the Thistle Of scotland never grow
May The Harp Of ireland never play

may the hoee OF Affhhu noNuf hl0Nt
May the Thistle Of scotland never grow
ne My tho Harp Of ireland never play
Until the etars aud Stripes have won the Jay.
-iA,& M. Landsberg & Co., on the South
side corner of the Square and Market
street, have on hand large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, large lot OF Ate,
Beer, Oysters, Peacbes, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles IN Jars and
Kegs Hpiced Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet And Tongues, Condepaed Mill,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
10 Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and 9attoS
handkerchief, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
scripiion, Good Stationery, and vsyiety
OF YANKEES Notions, which we offer -
the lowest figures.
n Come and give US a tEiel before pur-
chasing! uf If JIC VT
Our Motto 10 Quick Sales aud Small
Profts. no ElWl
A. &c NJ. LANDsnERo Il Co.
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SALE OF STEAMBOATS,.
D. Quarle.pasters Oalee.

DtP8 Quagte'paasteys Office,
Aasiville, Tennessee, august %, 1868.
1 WILL SILL 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
1 CASH the following Steamboats,, wrecked 10 the
Cumberland river with Machinery, aud other appur-
tenances, as they lay in tho river
O) steamer W. "A. S1DkLL, near the head
Of Harpeth shoals.
% steamer CHARTER, I'VE miles above
Ia rpeth shoals.
sealed bids will be received at this Office untg ~
o'clock, NJ, Monday, SEPTEMBER l4th 1868.
Bids will be received Tor each Boat separate, and
The Boats will bo sold separate 70 the highest bidder
bond 70 the amoant Of twenty live (x5) per cent
Of the amount offered for each Boat, signed by two
responsible sureiies TO DO forfeited in neglect or
refusal OF paying thu amount bid az tho bid IA ac
Cepted) viii accompany each bid.
Bid VIII b. addressed 70 the undersigned endorsed
-" Proposals for Steamboats,"
Tho right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
by order Col IHOS. SWORDS,
llL .LLl Asst. Y. NJ. Gen, U. $. A
+. s. WINsL0W, Capt. and A. Q. NJ,
aue25--iin Sa4it. ~
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u, ). CnSCUTr COURT,
APRIL TERM, 1858

The United States,
e. Information No B.
ino Lot extending from cherry to College street, Ia
SCUM Nashville, known as the Gun Factory; and
Tue United States
information No z
Lots, No. I, p b 22 %, aud "a in the plan OF the
Division OF The lot % ground on college HilL, in
Nashville, add the Interest Of McGavook Al the
Alley botVeon lots No. z2-l, aud al abe nildings
machinery Tools Implements, &c used in Maui.
lafnring Cannon, ..
IN th6aboye oluscsitIs ordered by the Court that
% be referred ~ the Clerk, % enquire and report the
amount OF liens upon the property lbelsd, and the
claims for liens ~ Mechanics aud Material men and
Also, AZ 90 tho tide Of the property An claims TO
Do lled by the frat Monday In September, 1888
HOkACE a. HARRISON
Clerk OF thn niiod States CiIcuh Court
srnt--.lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

Ton tAtreeTs Ad1rrss rf,,s -as~,y o~-r~--
The following is a copy Of Lieutenant General Long
street, congraua,ory order his corps, after the bat.
tie Of Fredericksburg:
TIE General commanding the First Corps desires to
express his gratitude for the good conduct Of his troops
in the late encounter with the enemy. The had 80
70 often atested their yalor the battle fields Of Vr
nil and Maryland that he looked for nothing less than
,teadineSs in them when the shock Of battle should
come vet notwithstanding he knew them TO he stead
fast veterans they still kiudled in him a admiration
foI the remarkable 6rInuess with which they defended
Naryes Hill more frghtfu attack has not been seen
during ths They approached within thirty PAGES Of
your lines agan and again returtng with fresh 70
the assault but YOU did yield step you stood by
your posts, aud filed the field before you with slain
The General commanding congrItulares the troops
upon the huuitItpg retreat 20 which the enemy has
been forced ,Eyegy such disaster 20 his brings
nearer TO the happy and peaceful enoyments OF our
homes and families At the time be hopes 20 interest
officers and Of this command in the Affections
which have come upon the people of Fredericksburg
Theirsconduct from the time the armies appeared
before the town haS BEEN marked by the most seSacr
hcing devotion their country. And now that their
houses have been sacked hy the O, 1T not their pa
thence aud cheeriuess under thee calamitcs
from minds the remembrance Of their losses and
wants The General therefore directs that the CON-
handing officer Of this corps viii open subscription lists
for The sufferers Of fredericksburg.
The closing suggestion Of the General has already
been nOby responded to by the gallant troops under his
command
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

Tug SLAuauTES At FREDERIcEsBCBd.--WC copy the
following from the Rdsish Register;
We WerS all Of much surprised at the statement OF
the very heavy loss by the enemy tho battle Of Fred
eFeksOurg and could satisfactorily account for it
T5s following account taken from letter wrttea By
young Oacer Of this State think will ia great part
eSPlsin L. TIE GOODNESS of our men and tho sholt
range OF heif fire. ma.t have ccused the voll-y of
company on soa occasion to eqa the ordinary FIRE Of
whole regiment. HoT loag viii the No-thera people,
aud especially tho fraaS-hearted Irish, allow ther,ycs
TO be thus saeroed Zoe the support Of su.h party as
the Black Republicans IN power? for that il nov the
sole object of carrying on the war;
"Ou the hills on the South rdg. wa7 posted cur Ar.
tlllery, AMI immediately at the bottom our mrn in
trenches; consequently the eEemy advancing would be
exposed % the fire Of the artillery aad nJsetry-
fortunately Just in froat Of line Of reseheS there
was small undllatoa IN the ground aud the enemy ad-
vsneiug would not be seea ti they had marched over
the UEduasion consequently there no danger Of
the mep firing too 1oOn. The Yankees wouli march Ia
perfect line tl first Gre, wheI owing 70 near
ness our IRE would be dreadful that they could not
Saad L. Etoea times did the Yankees ehtrge in front
OF our dreadful hre where part Of our brigade was
posted and every time they would be forced back with
terrible slaughter. A the Yankees made their
Appearance our would IRE from the rear rank and
when they about faced to ay give them the trout and
AZ Oaly sixty yards lou know the Ere must have
been dreadful, aud the mortality tremendous aud then
after being repul3ed By the musketry the artillery would
rake them WIKI grape and canister"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
The Enemy, pOipgs in Hardy County, Va.


The Rockingham Register says that the AbOltiOnisis
arO ruling with rod Of iron in the county Of Hardy.
The army under Gen Nilroy IS nov stationed in and
around MOore6cd aud the people there are realizing
some of the bitter fruits Of the invasion Of the sacred
sou of Virginia by this horde Of Yaudd pluGderSrs
Al Of the best citizens who get OF leaving the
COUNTY Even the women will leave their homes rather
than take such an oath as the 50 meanly and so
cruelty attempted be forced upon them by set Of
hrsling and brutal Abolition emssares Il Il said that
thsy attempted TO force their oath OF allegiance to Lin
Oolns aud PierpOnts Governments on old lady, 70
wears Of sge She refused when they told her she cOul
take ths oslh or starssl Solomon Welty, highly re
ected citizen Of the county who died recently had TO
be buried in hs-own yard the enemy refusing his aict
"a family permission to carry the body TO the burial
ground which was only few hundred yards distant and
within their Enes MlrOys proceedings eLOlgh to
make every true Virginians blood toll bu, it is ID
Heved that the day far distant when TIE people Of
Hardy will be delivered from his tyranDieal rule.
The following Is copy of the oath Of aueg pro-
ssribed by the Abolition commander;
lido solemny and voluntarily swear that will suppOr
protect and defend the Constitution and Government OF
the United States against 81 enemies whether domestic
Or foreign and that viii bear true faith. allegiance aud
,vaty 70 the same any ordinance, resolution or law Of
a State Convention Legislature, to the contrary
outstanding and further, thar I do this with tui
determination, pledge and purpose without any mental
reservation evasion whatever; ind further, that
viii uphold and defend the Government Of Virginia ~
constituted by the Convention which assembedat Wheel
ag on the nth of June 1851 and will neigher directly
nor indirectly give aid information the enemies of
tbs United States. So help me God.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
Cen NtuarI,s ENpediiion.

Con. Stuart returned Wednesday afternoon from hi'
expedition into IN. euemys lines on the Potomac bo.-
der He had several skirmishes With the Yankees, tie
mos, important of which, at Aide, was noticed IN yes
terays paper The reconnaissance was entirely success
full and was accomplished without the loss OF man.
though two Of the command we're ieroaSly wounded
Among the spois secured seteral hundred horses
Our Information is that Gen Stuart did not cross into
Maryland, as stated BY the Washington Chronicle OF
slsf plt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

sHOOrrNa.-WO learn from the Lynchburg Rcps6ii-
that serious shooting affair occurred at Bethel in
Amherst county, Va on Tuesday evening between Mr.
Valentine RueGer and Ne. William A. bearing, Of that
county in which the latter received a wound from ps-
tOl shot, which, it Is feared will terminate fatally Mr.
Fucker unhurt. The difficulty, which has had So
tragioal termination, Of long standing, and fears
have been entertained for some time that serious r.
suit would grow out Of H. Both Of the parties TO this
most dePlorabls affair." are gentlemen Of the highest so
cial position.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

The Abortonist5 again occupy Winchester though in
what force we are uus6e to state. They hlYe thrown
oat piekets a. far as Eernstcwn. It il presumed that
their object to protect the force engaged in recon
struetng the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad If Gerca
Lee were to order Jackson TO tear that road up again
would be done within 4 month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

OBSERVANCE OF rRE sAnBATH.-General Bragg has
issued an order to his army respecting the necessity Of
proper observance of the Sabbath, in,Thch he says
"A" military duty not required iordscipIne aud Defence
or the necessary collection ndprtseyatiOn Of supplies
will be dispensed with on the Sabbath while the enemy
is stationary, and every facility and convenience prar.
tcable will he afforded ehapllns for the ceebcation oG
Divine service; and officers and men win be encouraged
TO attend" .-'i'y -. : -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
Gge 8ir!nonS @Blg.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN.-o' lsea.

rsaSs-ualy IS per annuu; - ak mouths and VI per
month for a shorter period. >. -
seal-weekIy IS per IS ior AZ n'0NN' - N'F
month for shorteS period -. 49,.
Weekly Is per annu'n; q Tor SIX naeasi' "' "
period, Payment In ~ cases In AdTane@ -,
, a.. square o. lines IS ceots foe nrlt AseElSa'
. Ssr each continuance. seni-Eeeky % ifi-
~ eeal' t IS ceIts per square Weekly Insertions u
-s,.pee, may made At the risk Of The Puehshess N
evidence takes the deposit o. letter u the
po.t O9.-s containing n9ney
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

CooLxEss IL BArrLF.-The army correspondents; of
the Savannah & nilsson, giving incidents of-tbs
battle of Fredericksburg, says: = -.
As an illustration OF the extreme coouess with which
the officers behaved would refer TO the conduct of
Captain Brewster of the twenty fourh Georgia. 1T Is
rife fire Of the enemy, for purpose of en-
couraging his men, for they needed no, encourage
ment but to impress upon theG the necessity Of be-
ing cool and taking deliberate aim. Sometimes be,w0 d
stop TO show them bow Ere. Taking nHsket in his
hand be would rest il upon the't6p of the wall raise
himself up well, take deliberate aim, and d6SuTould go
Yankee "There," he would say, '&that'S he'Tay.to
fire." - - -, -: e! -
This gallant Otcer, seeing Conceal Cobb' fall, rushed
to his assistance, aud whilst thus epgsged received
wound In the knee which rendered amputaton neeessa
~ and hs died the next day. ~. : = -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

Any persOa arriving from the States north Of The Po-
to.e ana bringing European nsS-PaPess OF any
person city coming h possession Of saen ooInN' VIZ %
- favor upou The Ers q hs wHbl b. leaving endng tire
,arn- "a nhee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

WEtL Dow, MssoURL-We are glad TO- learn that
Missouri has recently contributed een sdjisOual regi
Dents to the Confederate army Several OF @bssS Feg
9ass participated in the recent battle in Arkansas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
NEW AUCTION 4 AND ;,o;,,r, =: :;


Ihe subscribers having the house No MIA s.,
recently occupied By George N. Dry Goods Se,
ave Hssoeae themselves together under the firm OF
RUCkER a. LEE, go;
or ne purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AND COM
sslOn BUSINESS and OGer their services their friends and
the pablo generally Dry Goods Groeies
eaed oeAeee Country Produce and Real and Personal Estate
Of all kinds, either AZ auction or At private sale
They VII make liberal advances on merchandise and produce
N hand
George Rueker havlaS had expsrSnee Of twenty-five
IN the Dry Goods trade Les an s1psrierce
about the length Of tine In Grocery ana csunEo
Business satisfied the iuterss OF Al
thera Wi;h eonsignnsnts VII be we'll protected
Aseaaa. Of sales viii nst PESessAh rendered promet
GEORGE NJ RUcEBR, =.
OF Lyncnburg.
AA LEX, IL
ds6--dem - ists Of RiehrSpnd.
Refer Esst pyewr, Edmund Davenport . Co. Kant,
Paine Co, AMI TaFay WpeaEl, Richmond, We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

N0TIGE.-IIaying disposed Of all my North
err work am nov engaged entirely in The manufacture Of
Ladies AMI Esniemen Boots and Shoes Of de!srptiol
fnn up s.aIrs ut the old established sd ~ Alex Hill
Co.. 12G Man street, where shall be pleased 10 see al ofhe
old custonit aud many ones ne Nlavor With their
orders, =. go? W. +. JOHNSON,
! e. Successor to Alex, hr a Co.,
Manufacturer Of Lady's and Gents Boots and Shoes,
WRIGHT long we'll Tie citizens generally
ar Cutting
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
zoo NBuROES WANTED.

p. 90. 81, VIRGINIA. AND TRNS. RAILROAD COMPANY [,
-; -. LINcHBuEsI Va; Nov. l4h, ls6S:.
Nts Company wishes TO hire lF ihs ensuing 1885 he
aboe huberaISb bodied negroes TO- be employed as De.
pot AMI hAndI, wood choppers bEaEeme and drs ~
The negroes nil be simply supplied With good pogsiossAnd
good clothing suitable 70 the season. and VII be
Of e - ., - - .. =. :. i...,e =.
Persons residing adjacent the eneys lines viii dndit TO
their Interest lire their this road sreote from
The seat and consequently their negroes Viii Dc
10, by the enemy.
App 10 tbs lpderne IN person or BY letter. o. LYnchbirg
SlIgnla. - tn DOOAMEAD,
80" So - - General Superintendent
~ BPeron, residing The enOy's lines who have ne
grns hired 10 this Company for the year 1852 will aformme
whether N sy Wish er bands Cks,na remain
upon The road. $3.50 - tn. D0DAMEAD, -
nolg-tistI IA 49,: =. ''' General Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
FOuR VAIN ApLEFARNfS INTHECOTN

-FOUR VAIL ABB Il ARMS INTHEC0LN=
IL TY OF. NEW KENT FOR sALEAT 4 UCTION:At The re:
vuesLof John D. Christian; ESQ., will sell ION THURSDAY,
the sh day Of January 1864 (iAt beps New Kent court day
~ at ~ O'clock ~ IN the following
order, the very valuable real estate, 10 Wiz:
Ist Tie kioWua "Marl Hl" IN New Ken county, ~
"Tunstais siaion The Richmond and York Rye
Railroad miles The ie linrse fac former residence
Mr. Cisan. contains 4G0 OF land OF which about
ceared and highly productive the remainder heavily
wooded with pine, oak &C. Of original growth There upon S
tract OF the finest mari hanks IN the State TIE
consist Of large and couundois frame dwelling together with
negro quarters harms stables lee houses ADD Ia fact every out
house necessary upon such an estate. -
3D. Court House tract containing from seven 10 eight hun
bred acre. hundred OF which cleared and highly
mnrove balance Is heavily Wooded and upon Which Is
large quantity OF excellent timber: II lies within two miles OF the
Cumberland and Panluney rivers le improvements consist OF
Tie Tsyorn the Court oase which a large and spacious
buing together with another dwelling close proximity, large
kitchen, stables &C. - 80.
balance lea yy tlmbered II les within four miles Of The Court
The improvements remarkably good, With every
eessary. clubhouse, all ia good repair 80
9TH The !nh tract ~ miles from the Court House. Itcon
tans,b0O acres, all heavily wooded. +. :IT 2
desiring 10 Invest IN country property particularly
re1ue!tGi 10 examine the foregoing II vcrysedoni that an
opportunity S presented In which many Inducements offered
Mr. Joh D. Christian, az New Kent Court House, u Rich
imond. 4 -
TIsss or Sair0ne.tird cash, the balance and 12mona
negotiable notes, with Interest added and secured BY ir
deeds Or desired Tie Whole purchase Will be taken.
II desrtd,tbe above can be treated icr privately.
,,,.s.. - .p' - vi" '' IN Nn q isu.,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

GALE OF NEGRO ES.--In pursuance Of: All
mlnutor against Perkins aid otler- The Commits
said ORDER w.: sea ph; auction, 70 cash the town ni
FGrylr 9,daJ 81 January 1861, a Of The undivided
negroes belonging estate Of br Elizabeth l. Hh DECD
beTLh twenty aHi Twenty-Five In number amongst iheI
- wM \. PERKINS, =; q:
de2I-lOt 80 = - WN =. NOsE1.EY, Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
iflEI:3EG'.;I.RA !.
M. + n = n ATIsTifiIE,IN TENN i:ssIP.

ADDITION NAL. particle AIRS -DISPA TCH: FROM
:: GOV. ,HXRRIs,-ENEMY's Loss: FIVE TO .OUR
i. .0SE-PR0IINEYT OFFICERS KILLED, &C., &C., &c,
CHAEIAXooG4, Tenn dee. Sl.=-The Reba has just
received the following despatch from Gov. Harris: -
T.. MrRrRyEsgoROi Dec. Sl;-We. attacked the enemy
in his position o'clock this morning, and the battle
rfged till 5P. NJ. Our left wing drove the enemys
right back upon Stone River Our adyaacd wassteady,
buttle resistance was stubborn. captured four bat.
teries and about four thousand prisoners among
three Brigadier Generals Loss heavy on both sides,
but the relative loss is not known Gen Rains. Of NASH
Yiilo. skilled! :: = ! -: i So.
- (sIg6ed).'' :. !$..:, i: G. H1RRfs."' '
i : 5. !: [sEcoSD DEsPiTcn.l:;,. s.. -
CaAfr1SooGl, Dec: Sl,zEightyoigbt Federal prison
efa, captured MarffeesbOro were. brought M last
night Seventy three more with eight negroes have
just arrived in the evening train The last party were
cdpMFcd yesteFdayby General Wheeler between Ros.:
cgaRz,s army and Nashville:
l. ~ -, ;TTuRD DESPATCH :. +. ~ =
CEATrAEoOGA, Jan: IA special the RtJel, dated
Mutfr6esboro;alst, says: The boodest day ofho war
:has closed NcCoSaus division attacked Tue enemy
right, drying them;6ack with great slaughter By three
O'Clock in tho aferioon the enemy had been driven
back sir'Iiiles from QUE leh and centre
Gen. willck and number OF other Abolition officer.
:areprsoners: Gems .syl, McCook. and Woodruff are
killed. o.: -. :: ~:
.0qro;s is heavy, but the enemy's isestmatod al 1S
'toioI-oFsL =. =: =, - - =, -
+ Gen Rains Col McNsir and Col Antry, Of the 2ffh
Mississippi aud Lieut. B. G. EnOs Trieste Ofths sist
Louisiana, are killed. Col Black of the 5th Georgia;
and Colonel. Fisk, of the 25th Louisiana motanj
III
= Generals Biogg and Polk displayed great Judgment
EG,d.Lsrh,snI, ;'". g * .
Whi,eR esyary captured 200 prisoners, with large
supply of wagon trains, and 400 beeyes. 49,.
Yesterday General Wheeler burnt $50 wagons in the
:enemy'S rear and captured 600 prisoners. -? -
/ Our troop, covered themselves with glory -. -,
Tie battle may be renewed O-mOlrow morning.
2, THE YANKEE RAID IN EAST TENNESSEE: .
KSoxylLLE, Dec: 81. The Yankee. force which dc.
strOycd the bridges the Est Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad consisted of one Ohio and Que Indiana Regi.
rnen,., They" captured Col Love- of the 62d North
Caroline Regiment Il Il supposed that they destroyed
Senator Haynes PiaitatiOn, 1t il said that Gen Kirbs
Smith ordered threc regiments Of cavalry from Muir
freeaboro' towards Pound Gap to watch the country
north of the Cumberland Mountain but the order WAS
Colntermaadcd by Gen: Bragg. i; -. L