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, 1863-12-02
FROM TIVE SOUTH.

FourRrss MONROE, Dec i, 1853
Tic Richmond Whig Of Nov. eSth md 30th
contains the following:
.nEBrL ACCOUNTS OF TIE cucKAMAUaA
BATrlEs.
ATLANTA, Nov. 21--The city is full of con-
hicting rumors Of the battle of chickamauga-
We have lost 1nany prisoners, estimated at
5000 and upwards. AL our dead and seri'
ouBly wounded are in the hands Of the enc
my. In the attack on lookout Mountain the
enetny'e loss was greater than ours iae5
droFe Us back BY 1orce q anmoets' lns
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tnefe mas M lnl.:llse ntans on o1naas ana .Ia aon'
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NJ A1nSEoiu-
TIE WAR N VIRGINIA
ORANGE Counr Housg, Nor. e, u 'm--
Nc. movement Of importance in either army.
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49,. 1s. =. e.. - .~a.ti. r1,ssa ~. 5'aoa
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e,cht davs Totions f,an rf+z Hno3, Iec drovc
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TIC eacmys casaly across haceoon Ford 'and
Morton's Ford yesterday. Fridays fight wus
mostly with uausketry.
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train near brandy station on Friday morn
, 1863-12-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
0{KTC1AL BULLKIN.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or ILLINOIS,
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,

GENERAL HKAnauARTERs STATE Or ILLINOIS,
ADJuTANr GENERALS OT11cE,
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. !, 1863. j
GENERAL ORDER No. 47.-First-In pursuance
ofauthority from the War Department, eleven new
companies Of infnut1y will be accepted for Govern
ment service, for three years or during the war.
The members Of such companies will receive the
same pay, bounties, and premiums to which re-
eruts for other old organizations are entitled Is
specified in General Order No. %. from this De-.
partment, Of October "A, 1858.
: aHr-These companies will report ut Camp
Butler, on, or before the first day Of January next,
and when. organized and mustered into service,
will be assigned as follows: Ono company to the
the 4Gsh regiment, Col. Donblascr; ono company
tothes1st regiment, COL Bradley; one company
to the SD regiment, Lient. Col. MeClannahan;
two companies to the 18th regiment, Col. Raum;
one company to the 01st regiment, Lieut.. Col. ohr
four companies to the 9th regiment, Lieut.. Col.
Morrill,
aD. Persons applying for authority to recruit
these companies, will specify il they have choice
to what regiment they desire their companies to
he assigned, and all application should be accom-
panied by brief abatement Of the county In which
said compan1e8 Will be recruited, the time within
which 1t Is expected the company will be ready
for muster and also satisfactory reference Of their
character, and ability to command md their prob
able ability to raisa tbeir comnanfes within the
prescribed period. No other applications will be
entertained.
4rH. A Captain and one Lieutenant viii oe ap-
appo'nted ION eaea company, tne oaes, i-eassn-
an1 WI pe !soa. rhs 1n.a ,ao.,
~ sre na1. ~ t1'o H .erytcc M r. ] ths Governmcnt
r. or,1or ~ III Exccl1encv Gov YaTrs.
:. 1s,rne3,1 A11rx q. Fu11xa, Adi,t Gen,
H.. .,r.,ha..1
t'pee'A' 404'pas.1 Se1.sa<r ~ ~ so ri ~ 1asa
.hor+ aovs,,v-are recrnits waro mnstered
;nto the Tnited states serrfcc at C,mn Yates
ras4sr1,v sona t,va or a,v If them 1,ave for.
,nertv hesn ot1fcors md heinc anxfons to enter
Tho scrv1ce nrain 11aye enlisted as priyates,
Rccr,;t;ng ia nropness,np vcry fayorobly.
hnt not to lint extent that It will require to
enable ps Ia avoid draft-
!. trhe Union reaone of st Clair county have
contribnted for tiIebeneflt Of our soldiers since
Tho f,l1 of Vickshnrp orer 81 200. md the TO-:
tai a,non,,t recefvcd ftnm the connty has not
,,cen ia, 1ses tha1 81 eoo W commend t1,e cx-
omn,o of the noh1e Union men of At. Clair
oorItr - tbo ,ast or tho stste Ict r. bc RI.
,no,a,'arad t,,at nrr recent oiortons victories
1,ova 1,ce, rnrchased Mt t1o cost If thu 1ffs or
Inn I'M ~ roanv hr,ve INV. Tbfs f:,ct shon1d
o;vc -, 1,ezy inonatus ercrvwberc IN t1,e efforts
wbic1, notriotIc men md women ara roak;ner
, 1863-12-02
FROM MILWAUKEE,.
TSy,ecia1 dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne.l.
Hnr fCAG

[specia1 dispatch 10 the Chicago Tfibnnc.l.
r.. MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. l, 1855.
Tic Provost Marshal, Col. Lowell, removed
lis Office to Madison today, By orders from
Washington
Mitchell stecvcr, for many years a member
of the bar in this city, member Of the legisla
tu1e and postmaster, died this morning Of
congestion of the lungs. He came to this city
in 1S41. from Perry county, Pa. During the
Mexican var he WIS distinguished Is m off.
Ger in one Of the Pennsylvania regiments, at
tue storming Of Chapultcpec, and VIA espe
, 1863-12-02
TNE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.)
WARRINGTON, Dec. /, 1853.
No news from the army yet. a heavy train
ise1pected in late tonight, with the wound
ed. II may possibly bring further adviccs.
uEApeuAnrzns An1T PoToxAc, |
1.-THE armies ofMeade and Lee are divided by
Mine Run Valley crossing the Fredericksburg
and Orange Plank Road, about 12 miles from
the latter place
The enemy is strongly entrenched and ex-
hibit d determination to make desperate re-
sistauce. Some cannonading has taken place
this morning, which was briskly replied to By
our batteries. Their line of works ia near
Verdiersvilc, and in commanding positions,
but they vii! probably be attacked to-day or
tomorrow. Nothing of decisive character
transpircd up to the present time.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1-Reports from Beal-
ton Station confirm the report OF heavy firing
yesterday.
Tho engagement Of the Sd corps on Friday
last is said to have been exaggerated, espe-
cia1ly as to the number Of prisoners taken,
which was far less than stated. Our loss In
killed and wounded ia believed to be 500.
The reports that Gen. Lee has retreatcd aro
not credited" On the contrary 1t Is said 1e is
strongly posted On Mile River.
OPERATIONS or PRIDAT.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The Tribune correspon-
dent furnishes the following accounts OF Fri
day's battle:'
In obedience to orders the Sd followed bF
the 9Th corpa, on Thursday afternoon crossed
the Rapidau at jacobs Mills with no oppost-
ton, except from few rebel yidettes station
at the ford. On reaching the south side Of
the river these corps pursued the road leading
to Mortonss Ford, few miles above, when
they took a road to the left in order to strike
the continuation of the road from Culpepper
to Robertson Tavern.
On Thursday night they rested near Jones'
house, and yesterday morning continued their
march to Etlngham Junction with Gen. War
rcn's corps. Gen. Princes division Of the
Sd corps were In the advance, and as the head
of the column rcaehcd small clearing it was
greeted with a voIcy from a line Of rebel
ski1nishers: The 1st brigade of the % d.
vison was thrown forward into line, with the
LIST Mass, and dep1oyed as skiruisbcrs, sup
ported by the LIST and Sd divisions of the
corps.
| The 1st Mass, advanced through dense
t1lcket, fighting and pushing the rebels back
to the vicinity Of Mil Run, when the ciemy
trengthening his line, gra dunlly forced back
our line. skirmisling continued until $50
p. m, when the enemy with shouts and ycl1s
charged our front line, consisting Of Princes
division, the right Of which first fell back In
en1un rnnfns{on huf snnn rallied md
, 1863-12-02

CINCINNATI, Dec. I-Majo1 General Foster
arrived at Cumberland Gap yesterday, en-
Burnside
John Morgan tclcgraphed to Columbus,
from Toronto, yesterday, announcing hls.ar-
rival there.
The number Of men mustered into the SER
vice in this State averages four hundred per
week.
, 1863-12-02

cially commended BY Gen. Scott In bis ofticia-
report of the taking Of the city Of Mexico.
On the 15thr Andrew Boyd, ofthis city. was
lost overheard from the schooner Hindsdale,
so miles south Of this port. Any information
with regard to his body will be thankfully re-
ceired by his widow at tho foot Of Erie, street.
Eighteen hundred drafted men have been
examined 10 far in this district, and only Is
including substitutes, have been obtained;
but as IN Offset to this, the number Of enlist-
ments, both veteran and new recruits is quite
Aa Iarre,
, 1863-12-02
FROM philadelphia.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. i, 1869
B. F. Jacobs, Sec Of Christian Commission,
Chicago, Ill:
General Meredith. telegraphs: II have
every reason to believe that goods sent by the
Christian Commission arc delivered to our
prisoners in Richmond. Letters to us and to
their friends assure us, TINT they receive what
we send. Gen Meredith advises us to send
all we can-the' suffering is terrible. We
ship largely every day in full confidence that
they arc delivered.
GEO. r. STUART.
President q, s. Chrfstian Com.
, 1863-12-02

NEW YoRx, Dec. 1.-The election to-day
has passed off quietly. The following is the
rotc for Mayor: 3oole, Irregular Democratic, J
22,561; Blunt, Irregular Union, Is, AGO; Guen-
ther, independent Democrat, )23, ,oS5. Guen-
ther Is elected.
, 1863-12-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf3bune.l
ST. PAUL. Dec, ], 1863
a letter, dated Nov. e2rd, has been received
from the overland expedition which Is carry
Ing supplies to the hungry Indians that were
removed from this State to Dacotah last sum-
mer. The mutinous spirit Of the soldiers
who comprise the guard had been overcome,
and. they were progressing favorably. But
for the munfty they could hare reached the
Reservation By this time. As it is, they had
about $50 miles to~trave1 when the letter was
written, and can hardly accomplish it with
out being oycrtaken by hcary SNOW storms.
How the soldiers and train will return before
spring is a problem. They have brought the
difficulty upon themselves by delaying the
progress of tho trains Oh the outward march,
and must take the consequences
The st. Panl and Pacific Railroad will pos
itiyely be finished to Anoka by Christmas.
, 1863-12-02

New YesK, Dec. l-Beamnda adyices re-
port tho French Steamer Chas. Martcl, from
New York Oct. 2sd, with an assorted cargo
yalued at soc, 900, .foundercd ut sea- Her
crew was rrscued BY the ship st. George, of
Ncw. Bedford, and landed at Bermuda.
The rebel blockade running steamers Dee,
Advance, Ceres and Powerful, had sailed for
some Southern port; also the steamer St.
Petersburg. The steamer Gibraltar, from
full cargo Of cotton.
, 1863-12-02

KEw lonK, Dec 1-The NJ. z. 7tibnnt's
army correspondent ut Matamoras says Sam.
Houston il certainly dead He died at Hunts
vile, Tcx.s.
, 1863-12-02

ToRos7o, Dec. 1:-Fonr or five Of Morgan's
fellow prisoners are reported to have arrived
! herr tonight by tie western train 8
, 1863-12-02

NEW YORK STATE FAIR
Fist Premium for Family Machine Y s'an l., .,,..
Machine Work.
VERMONT STATE FAIR
Fisst Premium fer Family ry Machine ;:h ;,, ,,,..
Machine Work..
IOWA STATE FAIR
First Prcn,fum foE F{aa!ly {a Machine; ;...,,..
Machine Work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
Fist Premium fer Family 1aenae s!aean ;,,.,,,.
a. Machine Work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR
Fist Premium feF ssatRs MssS;ss a. e purposes
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
Premium faF NsssRs MsssiRs e. %o9F e purposes
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR
Fist Premium tar HsssiRs Hsshos fSt %e.f z purposes
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
Fist Premium for %sn1iistoIus Sss1i 5sa!ne ees49s %09t
OREGON STATE FAIR
First feF saqss5a;lsE Ssss Fs1 tsene
Atnearly al the above the leading Sewing Machines
were in competition.
, 1863-12-02
FROM GEN. THOMAS ARk1F.
FIRST TWO DAYS. EAT
TEES.
H0T LG0KOrT MOUNTAIN WaS CAPTURED,


1FlV1u VAI VHA HSEu1IELsj
SUHErr Or LOOKOUT, Nov. 81, 1868,
hare heretofore sent you private Informs
tion Of the position Of the Union army. At
the present time, as Introductory to the mar
ration Of the events you Will find recorded In
tlis letter, and because no possible harm can
ensue from their publication, give your read
e1s also our situation on the morning Of the
ed inst.
TIE SITUATION.
In Chattanooga, I need not tell you, our
troops, which have so many weeks occupied
the town, were In their proper position.
These, as you know, consisted Of the 4th and
14th army corps, the old army Of the Cum
bcfland before Its reorganization, and were
commanded by Gens- Granger aud Palmer re-
spectively. Gen. Hooker, In command Of the
army composed Of the 11th md ,12th corps,
was III Lookout Valley, between tho point Of
Lookout and Parish's, where the N'hitcstdes
road strikes the Chattanooga pike Gen. Ew-
ing, Of whose occupation Of Trenton, in VIII
Valley, haye heretofore informed you, had
moyed his division up the valley to Hawkin's 8
Station, near where Will runs into Lookout
Valley. Gen. D. s. Stanley, who on Saturday
relieved Gen. Cru(t Of the command Of the
LIST division, 4th army corps, was on the eonth
side Of the river near Bridgeport, with one
brigade. The I'd brigade Of this division Tas
ut Shell Mound, and the Sd ut Whitesides.
Gen. Sherman with the bulk Of his army
was crossing the river at Browns Ferry, and
moving to position six miles north of Chat
tanooga, where he had u pontoon bridge in
readiness to throw ovcr the Tennessee, and
which he thought to use to pass his divisions
over and attack the rebel rear east Of Mission
ay Ridge. Gen. Cruft, in command Of the
ed ard Sd brigades Of the LIST division, 9Th
Army Corps, was ordered to move Ills men
into Lookout Valley aud report to General
Hooker, leaving behind him troops enough
to hold the mountain passes at Shell Mound
and Whitesides- This was the military stu
ation On Sunday morning, the the 22d inst.
You will remember that was at Bridge
port, and that in what follows speak from
my standpoint, which was with Gen. Crnft.
DEPARTURE.
Gen. Cruft intended to move several days
earlier, but Gen. Osterhans', division, which
brought up sherman's rem, was so di1atory
in Its movements that It WIS impossible to
move trims over the. road, and he WIS com
PEELED to defer Ills departure until Sunday
evening. Our horses were sent on in advance
in charge Of the colored servants; and the
General and his staff, among whom for the
nonce, yonr correspondent WAS included,
took passage for Wh1tesidcs on the crazy,
1ickcty car, at this time comprising the rolling
stock OF the Bridgeport md Chattanooga
Railroad. We arrived at Whitesides In dnc
season and guartered for the night on Col.
, 1863-12-02

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TRADE NOTICES.

Alta MEETING OF THE MASTER Ship.
IA~rish.s Of New York. Brooklyn. Jsrsey City And
Grsenpoint, held on Monday, 26th Of october.
II "a oman .tuousy resolved that the demand for
the advance Of ,ssss Of the " styled Alorsshor ship
virgins A.oCatil q n three dollar. and hity csnts
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ltbw.
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usrset op 'a'd pfs.,ed to- s, The n1rtr,tion.
h,ve tended downward from to 3 yer cent, 4Ls
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