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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

2icmt.=gol. marfbna 1T gum. Sbtrit tea
7tcn Nse;meutS auitatt beS bon einecln Sum8rt-
saee. @eneral YremoSirten Sberf Splitter ernannt
trrrteit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Drei Deferteure, nit 3anef9easn ssfsi"
felt, tpureen an, sersansenen 2itnlas bur@ ct.
paul unter Bebedune mad ttmGert traneportiEt.
Mtl9 Gin t~raMrioes @pettatel|
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
@pl3lQnb 3u11 8erfQuf

VV10tV1sV 0U31I SI11UW1-
16O Mder Spls=9ano, NIT tpfnisifena
1900 @orb 9cl;, eerare 4 Meilen ron Cen, Mit-
telpunft eun ct. paal, mitaem IS eur4 eiue per-
trsliide @trabe ssrbunttn.
Das 2anb it ben tetsr 6ualitGt, nit euten,
Gras NIB Mafer nno esnaIu bic NusVdt uui
bic 9it9 Miblr. :3v nf.srsfen III einrm @!id
eser in @tadea sen 40 biz IS Mdsr.
SenrD efficiently,
5aneler 1T @runblideu.
st. Yax!, 20. Mu0. 1863. 266t79
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
uuftipn! Mufttpn!
Eairc,iib S. marb

ssrfaufsu ,Drpoopos" in ENcatlider Ueritsi>
aeruus am U::;ta1 nm 10 ubr une Vitb am crnen
Scnnatsne in iecsm Wpnat. Gic baten eine1
outsn 0prratb Wiutsrmaaren uNs reIs une a!te
Mltubles an Saae.
Sis batsn 9frrn Meieroin o. einen Oeut"
lasu, e%uqaoi.t, unt tsim acknowledgement i'm
Stpre gsit1ne ;u lciilen.
TairAilb unb sc ard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
Neuetoblirter Bleilh-2aben,
rcI
Sir 1t11D c1e6rdtn,

S%adienfrabe Swilben ber 6ten uto 7ten.
Die lluterasihneien tsstgsn I1, bem teutiGsn
Yublifsm bisrpur@ ntitsutbsilsn, ta6 ibr @tcrs
tets nit aasn @crtsn friidfn Jleifge5 bs(1ens
perlsbm III.
3uelfid baten mir in d6t teuti9ergRanier au-
bertitste Wurf in olen 9rrtsn (ista purrItbA,
unb litfern uniern eesbrten Euntey aaf Ber!1s.
gen bic Maaren ias paus.
Sir unb Seerans.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Mir beEdaF9n BE
Gtn5tebun9 BON @el5ern'
tn europa une Terttaen bic b;erau erfprberli&tn
Vap;srs, ats:
Boumagten,
neutrality-suspicious., Ipbtenfdeine { .ieltf
at, ptrtllrSen oereu Oiltisfeit unb ~beipraen BIZ
eea'aIar'>af BeslaAbtgune rerielhen; ipnic aud
A%u55ablun9 npr @elbern
1T ieoent a5el!e DsatlGlauss unb Ser S@pei,,
'aeen1 t11r etn G%sssumertD Der bel unS tiuae.
5abllsn Sst,deeess, lslb}: in ben eutleoeufer Srt.
i~9aftsn trcbncnSeu gntpf1ueeru folenfrei hrs
9ana leneen laTst:.
Ya;Iage@geint
sNr nettrfabrt ea! Bremen mad Mew>gprf in
Ss9s1Hths", ,tne tn Dampfl9ihfn les 81 orb.
eent1gfu Q!pnb," lpmie ;ur Nei1e srn
% mbur9 1a9 New~gprf in OampfbDten BET
- ainbur9s OGmpf19tffobrte.0 &c.
etll1aft" serfaufsn pir u berab-
seiebttn prei1su.
2anozW arrantS,'
mttun|erer ldriftlid!sn @arantie auf unbeartnats
j3s'tper'eben> aterrsgsr1sn bic
8ele9un8 bon @apitolien
TT 9ru7ee'eentbum cser eeger SutereTen, auf
erte RsF0tbsfari1Ge @i&erteit, be1er
8esablun9 BON Sorcn
!nleeem Ntetle uuleres Gtaates, faufen urb Der.
taEten 0clo u:b frsmhe Muuseu, ;obleu bic
1etfe pramie tit MeGfel auf STEW. e1prf.
Yp!laeelpbia, ct. Qru;s &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Wic bic Miinnefota 9~fe9imenter in
Wi0curi ~tatipnirt itnb.-gpn osm 9. inter &vl.
@iliin lieeen 6 Companion it Seftrlpn 0;ty, 2
bel etn,uine Brioee, 60 Mclsn t:F!id ron SET,
fer}cu> unt 2, ert ausefomme., in ct. 2ruis.
Das TO-, Gel. Batter, litot in @t.louis, nit tem
9auptquartie1 AT btr Ode Ter STEM @trabe uub
Wa}binston Mpenue. Qul. 8afsr, Wplenerm-
mantant. 0es l., unttr Stsrf Mari&aQ, III
ct. Qenia. Hauptauortier Gbeteau Yarrads.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
8eeauerli1er 1tneladsfau.-9tr s

8eoauerli@er 1tnelMd8fau.-9trr5
9prn, Der tei Der leetsn Wabl 70 gut rselaaf'n",
bag It rem 1dnsufiBiem 5earb in tr Saso "a9
ber County M,tornsy,D 'Fee tea Yrsis ab9etpo''
men, ma&te neuli9 mcreens (es bate fart g.
reift) btim erlen Gritt aus ieinsrp aastbir einet1
iO unsladli9snGau, bab CT f@ tit2nislasibe am
re&ten8 ein 3erbriGt, na6bem It faunt Bon eiutr'
8ra9 bes linten 8sins ssnrier, Zen Ct nrr einst'
Satr e%rlitten. @o it's, wenn Gintr NIT Gs'pa!t
Malbsur baben fol-!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

0cS Contingent oca Minneiuta fir tas
leste Mufsebet it 1915 Mann fir een1 Dii1rift;
1924 fur ben 2ten, alIp 3039. 600 Maun ttra
bat Minnelcta, wie IS E@ jsbt berausltQ!> nr9
fir bic frutertn Nufs'bste 3a fsosn, u1b tasNl-
les biz gum 5. Sanuer. gpn Muflgub ter 3isb-
ung, trenn bic ManniGaft ritt aufeebraat If,
fann unb mirp riesmaI n;dt bic Gfee fem. I'm
iere Staatsrssierunb mi:b tinen is;deu Nufidub
ni9t ssrlonoen uno bic 9untsere8iernne piiree
i'm ni4t sueefsben. Mllu tbue ell Jeeer, mas
in 1einsn 4raften lstt, has @rluatiren gu untsr.
fiben, tbe BENIN bet Draft tommt wie Gin g.
mappnster Waan, Scr rem l.b(} he giswects
tein I4srts Nlyl tieteu werSen+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

NeinsHsssebrten Seutidsn Drsnnten une Gin.
nern btsrmit bic N~n3eise, baB iy in msinem reu<
ftatlirtea Iapeten~ ,h:e g'slferer. OelAGft aQe
9,rtea eot1 Sapetea u. Matrasen nurraibia bats
nl1e sn1prebIe ip mid CUR billi9en unt prpmpten
NnTsrt'9Hr8 ron alien III eteism Oel9afte Ypr.
temmeaoen Nrtei!en.
- Mn@ babe itb i}et6 etne Wnsabl
fertiser SpunAe5 sorrdtbie.
rs Settfeber1
Date 10y 10 gut une biui9 a1 serfaufen mie iracyb
sin aAesr:s @slaift III bieiieer @tast.
Jeun Matbeis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
:, = q { e = q "
TrtB @mmert,

Gde Ser WaIblnBtpnz Il. OrlttenStr+
ct. Voul, Wiun.
Dem acsbrten pWblifum biz ersebenlte Mn5etee,
baB iA pon nun ab itets bereit bin. me'nsn peT.
then Walsn NIT alsn 9orten GBtraaren, aus
@9iufen unb 3unse, 9atoe'5er ano sltaoutget
Slrten gDurfen in msinem Gallon anfsatpa1ten.
Desalei6en balte id tets sorratbis: IQe @er
ten feiHe 6 queure, Dur3usli4s Gtsarren unb
Be1e6 2aBerbter.
o. Nu@ eitbts jeptn Vormittag! tttuae Snn@'
Grib 9 N NTH
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
Soldiers DoNf,
mortiu Stein,

Soldiers YoAe,
S9mtpirttlduft uno 2a9erb'er<S a|ron|
Don MlatbiaS Sefer,
@t. Wst1lraBe, 3wilGen Der Z. une s. Strabe,
ct. paul.
Str Gipiliit uub Der Goltot
Wirp tsi mir Tncsn frib unp lpat:
2OIas ur 5 Gent 2aesrbifr
Uon soften, 1913 mani trar! nahler,
Giaorr:n, YrGnsiss, ~te!iciSs,
lao falts Spsi,s1l, aud nitt tEs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

y Die Gompaenie lieBt st6enmartis III Sort
@neQine, mrleltlt bie%uemu leruuB srr i4 9sbt,
unb bSrtn mir nit Treueen, RAP bic meiltsn bir
MannIAafttn wieSer III Disnlt trsten tpsreen'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
S>erfenbnn8 nDn
Wtibnaht5<W e{Genfen na9
yt.1trDD1.

slgsn Itnjsnisen, bic Vbctp8rapbi:n oeer an
tsrs ilsire Geeen tinee nah eurrpa 81 191aftt
min Der, tviassr mir bieymit sur Mnstise, pab
,eir re VctIretrung lelder %@saQuete lbsrnstmen1
rte lis surn /. De;en1ter
tsi un5 einssliefts wsrofn.
Tis authorizing r~srlrlten b,Iten "erfr'St etrs
bic osr.nsfs Nat5ablune, wean bic ya2as:s tisy
@frsr:irt ltlo.
D. in Ten Monaten Mcremtsr uuS D%t;snter
til mcil!en eerartiDen gerlsnsuaSsu semadt tser-
ess, Tno aud bic 8:.Uusrunesfolsn jsbt esriu-
scr al5 gemvpAlit.
ct. paul, al, 81. Sftater 1863.
98iuiuS Brctters & Dunbar,
Nfrt{te 2a,f.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

minneappli5, bic tetrietlame @tatt, ;eid'
net F9 uater anbern aud turb bic Blitbe hes
ueuen @sl9aftssweiees ter Sri3waareu. Mauu>
fastur aus. Dcrt fabri3irte tSlserne Gimsr unb
@a@93uttr bilben siusn ususn Musfubrartittl.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Ser @duptlino S,peeteorn nns tpabr'
iA:inliG AUDI tanpiue8ufalp> msl9e an Sb:Y
enue laasra, taten eem vuitcaepmmaneanten son
Sort Wttrcrpmbie III eeboten, 1H3 gu erset:r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
m6nb unb Monue, .psnn ie NIT eisan'

MnD1@ ut0 ~ Wtun w wv ''"a''
Der aQsin lne, @ouen, fs Hagen 2tute, pelge ei'
cad. tennsn, fa islen gan, ausidlisbli@ aul
@nba9tsabunsrn tsldtdnfsn, icneern pitlaeb1
tres gelatsn une R;rdtsnfrafen itr r9s9teIme@'
tel" baten.x Nue wenn GiVu@ unb Nonnt, menr'
ui9t turd irtii9s sdrsdsn, ais ia llne Mauern
tne @it:er, setr:nnt, een fItinsn @nftpie0ler uao
1nruteViitsr> @utt Nmcr, nidt in ibrsn, 9sr3'
Glcltt unb Dem 8clite ibre 0eDanfen 3urGdba!'
ten tVnnen, paa }uQeu ea crit 9uten uno Mac'
den tbun, lei 1:rtu tas 9sr5 tereite straltis Ut
;stsn a~ufduet, tsr Dsyisana atsr nrG lfbr hsl9si~
BEN idwsiSt, welde bic 6raBs:
SIT esrn litten tin gerbre9en,
Da1f ma, ernn ni9t aartlib fem
turs unt out ttantworten nit: Ncereirss farf
man ! @ol@e guten unb MaeGtn bat man n:n-
LID biz Naisttat eebatt, ais SAUlsr Der pttrn
a!aNt einer bislissa EHtn!Iiam@ 9uIs 3u ssmsit1'
I'D bic Naivitat sebatt, als S9Ulsr tsr pesrn
9lo6e einsr bieissn SHsntliben @4ule ~ &C.
me;nlamem @9ults1u9t in temlelksn 2sbr3'm-
mer 3rsulaGen uns bic gu erpartenee 5u'ss bat
l& einseFeat> sne i& bic @@Glsr une S&a!sr>
;nren ~ 2;eteeYardsn auiemmenaefunten une
F@ eesenieitis zen e>isn 1nterridt in Ter raunl1
~ litben" srtbeilt bateu. Mie melt ie her 1bsc-
rie bic Vraris tinsu9efiet, fnb mir aubsr Stanee
III seTnelesn, une sermaiben uur, taB lle bel rie-
fem @tubium, te7tn ABG faun 10 interfO Int it,
rur Balm teim8 II afatirsn itben ss5liehen, sssna
lie am writeren 8ufuleen teNeltn tur@ a0Su-
frib,eitiee GsteedunS ibres liQsn6Isibsa strbin-
bert turten. Sa sinem eanee, mo man, !rtnn
man tas Ostabrsn titintr M1rdsn uue 0noten
scn G-S Sabrm tecta9tet, 81 3wsiieln tseinnt,
CD es ite1Haupt nr@ 2inbsr eiett, mc Marden
BEN IL nit ibrsr Trau Mama tersits sun benz
l1SnenG a9tars4ilY ipre9eu &iirfen, cb'e sinsn
s:!apps auf's srrIaute MGulden ;u erbalten, unb
no Buten bon Is bnsits itbr ernlt opn ibrem
rGn9aeeneut" NIT Ma5btars r2i;sY" lprs4tn, in
eislem 2anbs febl:t IS bios nr&, big in BEN ctern
aIn6sn Der Gbulen Der llnterriGt tsn @dilern
teiesr @fl6le4ter sesneinlam er'beitt pirb', UNI
aQe 9amme 81 brt9en, psl9e bisbfr lie natir~
lid;e Saam Der Susenb Der uuis}en|1nsu9t nod
ente,ssn stDalten. @ie mir trrsn, bat MIN tas
grperimt,,t ees etmeinlamen @HNluntsrridts
spiseer au@se8eben, uuo biejtnieen Miittsr> MEL
ebe tesbalb 12jdbrise &SGter ldcn auf's Greifn
5d;den, mil1sn eesbalb ben 0ertersitunsauntty'
ri1t @:ltR ibernsDmeu, BIT bic G9uls trcS aler
G%ntFttIi9unB bier3u e;nFpsilen it5 nr9 nidt al>
semtin sertpentliG MAIDEN la6t pbne bic &ntrIlt-
une BON 2suttu III etreben, H:lde nod altmrtiSe
glnd9ten sou @itte une NuRanb bstertsrsen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Ser Sduptltn0 Gtpeetcorn uns tpabr'
ld:inliG AUDI tanbire8ufalp> msl9e an1Sb:Y
enue laa,rn, tattn eem Ypi!eNcpmmanbanten son
Sort Wtsrerpmbie anesbotsn, ii@ gu erset:n.
BP sri 8ersnistn benaAridtism mir las
Yutlifum, tab 5eu D.G.gurt 9errn 6. Mau>
manu ale teutl9en Glert anssfeQ: Bat. Wer~
lSnli4 betannt nit Gem 5errr, tSnnsn mir ruiere
teutI9en3sier serl&sYn, tab ie eewie lino, einea
scrtbtilbaftea 9antel gu MAIDEN, mesa le in bem
,@sjd1fts!ctI Nc.146, brittle 5tra6:, sorip1eden.
DF rCer Meuld lett ni8t ssn 8rus aasin" ,
ioneeru es n,u1, auber antera sutea SaGea Elm
laftieer 2eNttnbrateu, cine Rsaftluppe sc, seiun-
ben, NintF lid, cine fsia senNr3te @urt IL /. ~
babel lein. unb biele 6urssrurs elmer aGttarsn
blrgerli9sn aiiae ~ erfiaen, ss!instesn 5trrsn
Miruns Seflrang aufs 8sFs, intem eisiel-
ben in ibremM esser!assn Gas bsNc R;ns-, Halb'
une @6wtin.Feiid, GsHisel unt @'irpret> lrpie
bic finite @urit ite.5 sorrdit;. ta!ten.
Sic fh6nen Sage son Mraujus5 fins
nun opruter -oerScn'mer s;ett ben Gluren
ten @teieetuD unb lie sdpalben sntl1pirren
mad milsersn :3onsn. Gs wirte tpirtli9 bur94.
aus feline rl9Sue Gtssnb" mebr fem, penn nistt
Suffice, Ge1efausb unb Gs. iceb.n cine orobe
@enouns ib1tr berrliben 9ertfmabIen impcrtirt,
lei teren Mnblid, ME uns 9syr Ausrba@ serl,&.
ert, Die bolpen 3iiee unfertr Dlnen in @ut3idea
Rrablen merseu. Die 9ertneinfdufe Der Girma
iibertisten an @roeartisteit tei ptitsm bic ber
frubsraSabre, pie bic 9errnD rYscobbanblsr aus
ben 2anbbeirten MiinntfOtae tsi tinsr gtii@tis-
uno ertennen wereen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

fir rem e;senu 9searf selbladttt. Gaftte
GIFTS s,rIanst >peiter, esb cine jtpe Verlrn, wsl-
d: @isb gum g:rFauf lGla&tss, AM Gnee einss
iebtn Msuut5 einen 8eritt We'urn) bel benz
M0e]cr einsuDeben bat, trelder bic .3abl uno
@atIuns, tss in eem tetrefenem Mpnat eelblad~
t.ten Wiebts sntbdlt, rub.i CUR lelben3eit bic ta'
rauf laFsnbeS teuer at teuGeaetor cher Deputy
Collector gu tescblen 1T. Cine llnteTla6ung o5tr
l1ms.buus sieies @tissss aiebt cine Straf> ron
$1,000 fir jeees Stld 70 3umgfrfauf gsiRIa9'
tct piyb. rod, lib.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Gu5e, 8at5tins, G%;aiiinsres, Dsitl
Grapalteil ,f.
fSnnsn mir on9erertentlie9 tilise prsiie eel.n,
ea mir leIdc tbe;tvs;ie tirfst impcr:iren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
ania Railroad lie viii probably succeed in gathering

lanin Railroad lie viii probably succeed In gathering
tie fragments 81 bis army there.
ygrfp fBr0gg rA not continue Jar solely on Tho
ground ~ supplies ana transportation. II "a absolutely
impossible nrncg ewes the escape ~ tho fragments OF
his amy solely TO the fac, That there Is n9t iarlss
enough m tho country 90 feed our cavalry vlich Wss
not ordered 90 pursue that account II nny be CHM
cult for the distant reader 20 understand isi ana some
may h. difro8ed 20 be dissatisfied because the pursuit
not kept ~ when the fct H. stroke 81 general
hip not 10 pursue. uadcr ciTcuiastanccs 5lch NJ now
surround us. Besides. Bragg Is thoroughly smnshel'
and there is very little game len In BIN OF MS army;
blow las been struck tho moral ehcc 81 when Win Do
tremendous tie South. Tho Ac1t dow wiz ioiON
In good time and in the right place. The arm That dealt
IRIS los undimin.hcd strength.
without ANYBODY 20 annoy their fanls. Grant and
Thomas Will now be free 60 turn their attention 10
making this thc depot for future operations when WIN
De- pDstIoncd not day longer liln ia p9acche W re-
sume them. Tennessee IS now permanently heo nom
the Rebels for what force there may have been opposed
10 Harnsde viii make good their exit soon Or not ai a
Among the immediate consequences OF tbs great
nr'ieycmcnt viii los practically q large lncfcase OF
Grants force presume Burnside VIII coon eject
junction. While the large force heretofore protecting oni
right flank having been IN o great measure IehcYea
10 small pGt Of viii probably be ADDED TO the main
body. This concentration s not among tbs least con
siderable results OF the victory II renders available
another army of 10 mean proportions with when 10
deal the next blow.
Prisoners continue 20 come in hourly They al ten
The same story Many Of them openly o-.lo b.aGs aAd
say that Bis army hah tie same feeling.
1hs number Ol pieces Ol nttllciJ caPtufeu, ihonSl
not Hs large has been reported. 10 yet larger tLan Ms
FIRST supposed. To-day the inventory IL forty pieces
intending Il full battery OF the cclebfaicd Noshngton
Artillery 81 Aew.Oricaus. or snalai there VIA b.
"A very large nGmbcI-sOmCNlerc iOm tx ~ tea tLOa-
sanG-bcsidc considerable other properly. including
large number Of mulgs. or tho o1oDys ioss In killed
aud wounded We have 10 trustworthy data III tho ma
tgo vi tho case IL IHGsL have been more lan ours.
Added 20 the prisoners already IN olr hands this makes
Brngg's total loss. up 10 the present time not much
under 10000. Ilis Will be increased, Tor sherman.
Hooker and part Of Thomas forces are harassin8
Braggs retreat killing and capturing continually be-
side taxing and destroying las trains. Our loss Ia prs
oners As a mere nothing. Tho Iith Corps had few
men captured out of aKowJerscy regiment day before
yeslcrday. Beyond this do not hear OF dozen cap
lures. &. ID. BRIGHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
los1E'UACSS DIVISION OF sIIERNANs CORPS, FIRST
| BrrGADE. nHlG.-GEN. &. u. WOODS COMMANDING.
MY. fn,.tn

os1EpHAUss DIVISION OF slIERMANs CORPS, FIRST
BnGADE nhlG-GEN c. Il. WOODS COMMANDING.
sxvlNln ,ixIn OHIO; nAJoR WARNER coNNASpiSs.
Capt Ira I. frcuch, 10th Ohio, Killed.
Liout. lo'n r. Miller 10Th Ohio, Killed.
Lieut. :. Il. Wal, 18th OHIO, norslly wounded
iiaul John r. Lcnrr., 10Th Ohio, mortal wounded
l.ic.t John }. Mcaecr 10Th Ohio, severely wounded.
Cant, Blackburn. 10th Ohio, slightly wounded.
Tote Killed IN 10Th Ohio, officers and 10
TWELFTH MISSOURI.
Co. Hugo Waryolin. aInputoej
CAPT knechrr, leg and ann amputaied.
Meof Y. r. hed"sei6er, severely wounded
CAPT. Ledeecber Killed
TmmrHFsrH ILLINOIS
licctCo'. Partridge wounded IN hand.
Ce'i. blanchard, leg a,npusiod.
Capt. Bend-sy, len srin smruat'd snd eye l cat.
Iio,L Fi.hrr iiici.
There are two other officers Of regiment wounded.
but W. haze moi nnmr' mp 20 wiring.
Missouri.
Cart Wn. Jn6d. wounded severely ia tiist
slCoND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION. ritTiEN II ARMY
CORPS.
Col Niian-on, commanding
Cert to,d 4 A. 4. g.. leg amr9iaied.
Ii.nt sh., Ids Iispcc,or. tle,esl slightly wounded.
The ahove officers bcinng 10 Cob WillamsoSs STAN
NINTH IOWA.
Jie,t caaTios lyr.sn s..l,ly wounded
Lieut. Thouss Kr.mer kiled.
TWENTY sixth iowi
tsrl =. H. steele. ~. ousy ""uriec
lieut. " Nichols slightly wounded
Lieut. " y. Hubbard, slightly wounded
TnInr TIL IOWA
Lieut. Efisu n ikcn, slightly wounded
TWANTY TIY1t IOWA
icUf- Col raf,ct. eighty wounded
All utenf =. W. Snow. srriousy wouudsd.
Lieut. John :. ouns. slightly wound,d
Iicl' VI Il Anderson seriously wounded.
Cert. u y. Eiins,. seriously wounded.
i.eui. u. NJ. Z lHlc. s..lty wounded.
Lieut. ~ X nekef. dignity wounded.
Ih.s brigade eorous'y distinguished iisf in driving
tie hobc from The. ledge Oh the :ar side of the noun
,Gn.
Later In ilr day ten. Shoiman formed junction
with liooker At frggoid Their future operations VII
have fcnCe 10 the railroad 40 the nearest poir from
Rnggold 20 prevent The junction If longsireet win
Bragg vho, il - probable viii not be further pursued
g. u. BRIDUAh
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THE WAR IN TEE soUrII.WEsT
Rebel Raid on snuiabnry-s;en.r Forest En-
rnmpcd at Rocky Fork with Seventeen
CAInn. eatlrlav. peo. 5, ~.

Memphis papers OF the 81 inst. are received.
The Memphis BnLefin says; Cotton IL loss active
than any day previous 10 October. IAc sales today
Norc ~ bales.
Forty 10 any Rebels made a raid Salisbury on the
81 inst They tore Up the Railroad track for some dis.
lance burning the ties. twisting the rails and cutting
the telegraph wires Hnchs cavalry started in pursuit
Vi them and took forty prisoners and the same mum
Der Of horses Tho Railroad repaired IN twenty.
four hours
report was brought here la., night from Memphis
that the Rebel General Forrest cnoanped % Rocky
Fork fifteen miles nom Holly Springs. on Thursday
last viii ,Nontcon les nenls numbering perhaps 500
or 10 o. men.
MalOr Drvassec hes returned here. He SAYS he can
rcluic e charges against him IN regard to der audiD
the GIft4nment.
Mn three Rebel prisoners from yicksburg were
brourlt up tie lllllnan they viii be sent 10 Indi.
annapolis
Forty onion dcseItcls from Louisville also arrived
The steamer lllnan, with sixty Eve bales Of cotton
had arrived al Cairo.
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The Burnside Relief RrpOr:
ed Death OF Rrcckinridgc Confirmed.
CHCISsATI. Saturday. Dec. 8. lee.

JNCINhAII, ShtuTUHy, DOC 0, I5JJ
The Commereial has the following dispatch:
CBATTAso oGA. Friday. Dec 4, 1863
Capt w. w. Mann, dist Ohio wounded on tho sd.
while gollanty driving the Rebels from Orchard Knob
died ON Wednesday night.
The expedition 10 relieve Burnside is under Sherman.
II has no doubt arrived.
A heavy force here and Lookout Mountain Is pre-
pairing for tho Winter defense Of this place. Tho work
on tho railroad to bridgeport Is progressing. The
bridge on Running Water IL going up rapidly. ana
when completed tho road will DO An fine condition
Bridge.buildcrB from tho North have arrived
BrecknIidee's death IA confirmed.
The Rebels In the hospital doing wsll. There arc
few Of small pox They visited daily ~ 30
cesh women.
About two hundred Union wounded have died in tho
hospital
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Capture OF Captain Whites Gucrril!as-
Thirteen large Steamers Ram th'
BLOCKADE Of w iimingiOn.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
NEwBERN. n. G.. Saturday. Nov. rs 1868.
Capt. Graham, Of tho LIST North Carolina
Union Cavalry went Into tho enemys lines thirty
miles with his company. on the 25th inst and surprised
and captured Capt. Whites entire company OF guer'
rillas seycntyfour in number. They arrived in New.
bern this morning Capt Graham is tho cavalry hero
of this Department.
The Raleh a. c. Standard OF the Goth inst, contains
dispatch from Wilmington ststing that thirteen large
steamers, heavily laden ran tie blockade into lining
ton Oh tie night Of the 10th inst.
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Raid into the Cherokee Country by Guam
trcll's Gucrrillas.
WASHINGTON, Saturda,

WASHINGTON, Saturday. Dec. 5, 1868.
Indian Superintendent Coffin has arrived in
this city, bringing to the Indian Bureau official re-.
port concerning raid made several weeks ago Into the
Cherokee country by. 1t is supposed, party fQuan
trelps guerras who destroyed the public buildings
al Tamaqua and the property tho Union citizens, in
Gliding that Of John Ross. The lattcrs sonlnaw was
murdered
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THE pFFgAT OF BRACES ARMY.


Braggs iead1uarioTs are ut Ringgold The
enemy seem disposed push what they have gained ener
e,tcay. The battle Will De resumed in day or two be-
tween ltincgold and Dalton. The enemy Saned what
they fought for Many field and regmenf0 officers are
arriving wounded Great fears entertained for the
safety II Longstroet Three thousand Of the enemy ere
advancing TOW ard Knoxville.
There is a fight going on A. Kingston. Last week
WI ee.eT was ordered there. Firing Is heard az Lon
sEcovp DrsrAIoH-A train arrived from Dalton this
eyening bringing wounded troops Oar forces are ETH
BRISTOL, Dec. 9. 1863
Tic rrnr n. Knoxville he's ceased.
lie suusnder OF Burnside is not officially confirmed
ALBANIA Tuesday, Dec. ], lsC3.
C,,hurr's Division engaged Osterhaus mile this
sdc 81 Rnfgold on Friday, driving him back
Kelley.s Cavalry WHIPPED the enemy at Cleveland on
Wednesday
Tie enemy ere in orr front at Ringgold, and eur
troops are in limo Of battle. advancing.
ATLANTA "Wednesday, Dec. ?, lsG3.
Tie orony are lntTenchng themselves OF Chick
TLere was heavy firing yesterday at Charleston, Tenn.
The enemy burned portion Of Rnggod to day and
retica'ed' destroying the bridges and railroad track at
The Ysnfces hold Cleveland and ere advancing on
CIgllcfton, Tenn.
TnB BOMB iRDIESr OF CHARLESTON.
CHAMELEON NOV. 20 lsG3.
Tie Yankees to-day fred ~ mortar shells az
Sumter. One man was Killed.
There was much signals during the night with the
feet.
NORRIS ANp BLACK ISLANDS Dee. !. ltt3.
Tho Yankees fired - shells at tue city last might
Thre. bIiidny p struck The enemy accommodated
through Pocatsllgo, carrying of y negroes.
SIcoSp DI-PAICi--Tho enemy fred 10 shells into te
city Ills afternoon. Several buildings were struck.
one woman severely wounded.
There is lively artillery duel going on between the
Gregg batteries aud james Island.
uic =. ie6J.-Ihc Yankees opened fro on tie city
this afternoon and throw ak shells. concentrated
fy.fu ffph hat ael 81 Al rtH
AErORTs IRON TEXAS AND MEXICO.
MOBILE Dec. 2. leG3.
Discourasing accounts arr given OF doseltions
In Prices army.
Banks. with coo troops. occupies Brownsville. He
I'D hot capture over ~ bales Of cotton.
Tire Mexican guerrilla chief las pronounced against
Jnar'z and the French and holds MltamOras iE,rtas-
lag the officially II trade Via the Rio Grande.