Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09

clambered up the river bank: but tho so,d;ox.
Of the Union were no longer 60 be obecLsd
Ihey rushed up TO tho fence and burled iha
4 enemy away from 1t at tho point of the bavone et
Inc whole woods then resounded with the roar
OF battle, our men continuing to drive tbs ena.
my steadily before them. Colonels I. R. Stan.
Icy and Miller, commanding brigades, prDed
forward their men with dauntless cnurave snJ
drove the rebels entirely out of the Woe5s and
across some cornfelda which lsy iust In front
OF the last strip Of timber which separated our
army from Murfreesboro. These corn6elda
we're literally covered with the rebel dead and
dying. '' u'1u A"a
Iho enemy had now been driven mile and
hai' and nothing but the coming of NIGHT
prevented the gallant Negley and his men from
esSsihs INTO MurfreosboFo. | rode over the
. netu Nv .es O'Clock that night. Our forces held
oI uoIndisputed posaesaion of the conteoted oronnd
The slaughter Of the enemy WAS terrSis 20
contemplate. The woods by iha riye, aDd
cornhelds, resounded with the Nroans of the
wounded and dying. At leeet two Thousand ~
sue enemy iell In this glorious affsir, while onp
Swn loss could NOT have exceeded five hupdred.
nore tnan thousand prisoners were left In on,
naIus. several rebel Gags were captured. and
az least one battery Of artillery. "-U
ING iohoEing isa list of the killed and
"ounHeu on wednesday: a. -
llOih Illinois, T s Casey. Killed. Jiou.
= Paine, Co F, wounded; Lieut w r DsnirS
70 slightly; Lieut. M Patka. ca q .linh1'
y y Lieut. Hosea Ferrell, Co c, sliehtly. Cant
II II Day, 20 G, slightly; Lieut. S Wifcouobi ca
~ n, snsh'iy' Killed, q; wounded, 4S, missipg,
:, 9Th Indiana.--cOl " H Blake, killed. Iior,
don 'y ~ nSeier' 70 A. wounded; Lieut. Jas D Bra.
qen, 70 " mortally; Capt Isaac M Petit, Co
T., sTsuHyi LIeut,Coi Simons. severely; Lieut.
Ios a,; ;bFSonlen, Co c. severely; Liout W II Cris.
ed, 81; missing, 90. > "'NNu'
9TH kentucky--Col W C Whitaker. t;,Ied.
Lleu',Coi q Cotton, Capt C s Todd. Co r.
wounded; Lieut. Robt Armstrong, Co F. ssvsys'
W Capt Hidden, Co d, severelv wnnnded and
prisoner; Lieut. Jos Dowkinp, Co D. ssvsreis.
Lieut. VIM Frank, Co ], severely. Killed. TonS,
ded and mia2ing, $50 '' "''u'
4lst Ohio Lieut. Col A w Csss;dv kuIed. ,
Lieut. Hart, Co A, wounded; 3 A Ford' Co
d, mortalIy; Lieut. L T Pstcher, Co /. siabtIv.
Lieut. Wolcott, Co X, severely.
'sn onlo Cevalry'-J M Ross, killed Cant 4
resiy, 20 u. Wounded, Capt M B Ran, CO K.
9InShuyi Lieut. Wefell, Co D, slightly: LIeut
James Cook, Co X, slightly; Lieut. ] N Sci.
~ 20 II, siightlyi Lieut. T E Baker, Co q,
snSnuy hlIed and wounded, 40.
olsb inaiela-Col John Osborne, Toupded.
ed, 80; missing. sc. y "'"NU
u Otn Ohio Battery, Capt D T Cockerell,-
"oulaed, Capt Cockerell, slightly. Killed 3.
noInded ~ Capt W E standart's ,Battsrv' e.
D, i1t Ohio Artillery, killed aud woundsd u l.
ead 2 Loon Loomis's Battery, lst Michigan, wounded
.. lOV.h Illinois, Col A Bartiegon. killed.
Lieut. Morrison, Co c, wounded; L G Mtchell,
= : a, ssyefei y; Lieut. Geo Beze, Co C, slightly;
E1nu HeIs Mcdonald. -, Co C, slightly.
Sniieo; o, wounded 26. 26th Ohio, Msj W n
SquteS Sq commanding-Killei, Lieut. David Mcl