, 1863-12-01
BATTLES OF CHATTANOOGA,
CokTISrED FROM FIRST rAGF.l

parties. The right one was under the fmme.
diutc command of Gen. Palmer, and consist
tTo h,;rnIas ~ ~, Inhn,tnn s' nat h;.nar4e
enrapcf. IN fhc int thc sform1nc norty con-
S,,3eS ~ c., potsa e1a WaaSss EI;rfs,nna
nn5er fha i,nmadsata oommsnd ~ Mai Con
EnrSa I ana. TILL Tou 1ad ~ t,aa+, @ ,sfn. vnu.
for some hours awaiting the word 81
G.s t%H' . ~ w. e4tIe GluS~ W. t., Hrs
1,,,,4t,a stt"r 4Ss 80 nas ni "y, ct,nmns more5
.-,.,an"11T ~ e's Ths, trare ordornd
r. str;tc the .norrta;n a. mini. abouf a mile
mari and ~ to ,usrn fhe ~ ascent As rapidly as
wos cnns;stcnt Win rood order. Itnpediate-
.va ~ a1sa,, 1,nssrssson @ If and held.
e,a sane. z,e"s nnconntcrnd in considcra-
anS go T., h;s +;Ic.nits Mt The foot Of the
s,tes,, w - INT ~ nttcr weak resistance. the
','nia tnLcd and f1cd. endeayorinr to reach
3hc summit Of tho hiil. In this few were sue
cces1n1 ns MANY laid down in the trenches ana
surrendered. While many others were shot
down aa tbey ran M The l,fll. Our men
Tushea on. without milling. through the de-
serted rebel camps, and began the steep aud
flif3cult ascent Of the ridge
Il was now that the weakness Of the rebels
1nnsEetTy ire was not heavy; afd 1t was soon
Soon that thcr bnd but few supports for their
nrt;ileT General Grant soon saw that this
Woa rnmpoeed OF numerous pieces, for 1ron
every point along the ridge they belched 'osta
to stay Tic fresh, cascr men, who bad d Chick
nmauEa 10 revenge. Upon the hald ihere
stood the flfty guns they had LOST az CMcka-
mauga, and interest on them of tHGve Rieces
more: As II inspired WIN new etienSl4 9aa
vigor the men pushed forward, eacA st1aV1ne
summit inst. This rivalry extended to regf-
meuts, briEades, divisions. 1t has become
question which will never be settled II IS
enough TINT they reached tue summit, and
they occurred e1xty-two iron and erase anas asteel
proofs Of that fact~
on reaching the summit ammediatels pro-
cccded to occupy TIE center fort, while one OF
Gen. Pa1ner'6 divisions secured the one on
the rebel 1eft~ Gen. iurchtn had not Tet gol-
ten his entire brigade tnto the Wcfk, peIofe ne
was attacked most furiously by the enemy.
ncnts, to the support Of those engaged With
nm overwhelming force, for the enemy. find
iug u6 In possession Of the ridge, made des.
pefute effort to recover from his disaster, and
charged T1rchtn with ill tue force he ma 10
sprrc from Sherman's front. But no sooner
Ind the reinforccments Of 1urchin gosten mtg s
ys"'t as 'ost tnpned @ M md ficd down The 1nonntain,
seeking safety in disordered fight: The bat:
t,c was oycr and ut S D, M, On Wednesday
night IT.. ,n,.a ,r , MAGNIFICENT fat IF ,rnx, =
taee su ~ h.!'i,a,,t ~ 1aars.ione ~ this ~ a,
eclles VI 10 ptnn9s yi.a ns.,1t ~ nan
iafafy ps ii be " caien,ated. The siege of an in
mncst nst compiets % Destruction Of tic besiegins
fe{s Tic spsmy II qRr r f1s 9R 9R'
alTen ge1s a. 5snsarans IN font Of Gen
70 1ess H. s4noses that he can on,v nro
fE41 himself 0F fp1lf1nE. A4fENQF luE lElE3
graph Informs MS that 6e is rctreating to Dal
Tor. TIC enemy who but yesterday was Of
1ensiye aas now poea aoteea ~ hG 3ntaa4 ae an n
1eGslyc- Oof comfnun>caIo1s nte lAlact, W! lt
tut not our a1@H hss enoss 1esn enaoaet sne1
nr our losses @ az ne @ Estimated at 500 Killed mi
$500 wounded. We have lost no prisoners
tened at {, coo killed and wounded, and 100
W ~ n1~ Nave ua rrces1ed. ana pnbljshed below
nn,nSt1 n1Nc If casua1tIca in OHIO Indiana IN
pectipg from our correspondents full lists
tl.c killed and. wounded IN the remarkaol
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OUR CASUALTIES.
o.,.s:3.s. ea4.s4sseesA; ses i Tss: ~ g,
VA crSolSsAf1 4 NOV. ~, 100 ?
Iac following age smons nle G1su4as LIE pog ~
caps. Davis Lieut. go: S@e5s, ssth ~; tlisht r.
wounded; Lieut. FeF9etL 1T1n faMasih 93 Me5
Crrtts, 18Th Regulars Lieut. M4, Gan}: Ae9Snal
eSls s Lieut. Hea @aests. :s4 Capt s@:tS ~ IT, :s5
IA Xfs 1 s5 ; SSh ~ dsS SsR 5se Sss!
slightly: A,j. Bennet. I'D Mich. reported 4 k'!ls.
G A.1t1:n ~ Gr,{ens S,Ps s;1 T,sE ;,s "a ~; {
s1!fh s1!sh! esR! bsSssa essa SSs9sas sses::
Bctson. 7ith Illinois, slightly; Lieqts: Cord I
5aa 5aay asS HbSo Il SO h hnais s ehy % c III Il
9a1d, seth Mi4souEi; scrgt i'll, John Il Miller, H.,
Snsans1, sn 1V Sta % iowa; seq! col1s 1soh ieds.a
es COL s5ea a' ah Hi1Sis 9a,S ~ 1eq aie5; ts
wounded: Lieet. T.. n. Towner. .AssI. ch1ef
ARTILLERY, on Con: Grants eat. hesh Tona9 To I'd
ls thoae not soDs,derse %sa Fhsod'
Wovsp5S6- Sargent Josn ~oed, na' o91h OH 2a1
Corporal Gonnot, 9sth l1diasa Corpeean1 n9.e1 ~
Mapt r1 s DO; T 3. Busssr, % do {. weSsl DO v. r
wig do; J. Miller do, Il. Sc6rodeF, 60; geo 9o
e, do; c. Reynolds do T. sanftnseoG9, .,s a4; 20
Mentseos.y. e~a 11s sA az l. nhss@sn, DO; Issse b.
dol @. Rney, Do; 4 savan o.; n s1 Jennings an
br1y Steele, sith Ohio: Fred Thompson, 6;h low
M. Y. Alien. do; Thos; Barnes, 90; y: Cafso
HeaEas @es h dhio hsn1 1e a.: :oa es
sd indiana: ]. AndEex, &!th ~; Sergeant 81 G. g
Steele, so.h III; g. " Smith a5tA ohAe, ": ~
d.; i. 6 hs, d.: oiil NeiIs: ss5h III q; d;,lE p
hart Smith s6th lndisna; feieF swtsnef' . Ss.o !
c. @. Murphy, do; y. Il; NAEntGk. 60; =
ssh Shiq: & Nsgsddsp; e ls:. d.; si,:n,a' A.s
W. r. Bailey, 90; Dsead s,at1t 90; 0sehr sss ~ .
de-, do; J. =. Hale % Aa}ot Ea1!SI Ssya W1t tt
ans Major 9uttefnel9; ala on.T t 1;1ota u
10th Missonn Ae,os "s1sa 1oetr,ua a s;h Kentaes
H.6mith> s7th ohiq Lieut.: Z; =. H. saaeler, aes
Lent Aseam m 60, 1r9s nronno1 y pth Illinois: Ca
WILLIAMS ag; cap.' NM Gnr,wat H do: csut.
L3ns Sa Illinois stSqs rao,:nlI ao Lleat +, " VI
Browning; do: eapf p,;r r. OH ~ fsh;n Csnt ~ Man
Capt A. g. McLsaGa91n t II s7fa nv I'M M1nn tIst az
g.; S,3t c1gt; t,oa "a 4 Do { Capt ftswiliisn
Indiana Captain WstnoehS Si.Q II oha9 at Gap,elfM M
tenant M9ssSh aia ssfn eennnt ennsn Bradsha1
illinois Icutenant r y. Ross; soth ohae *, !,
tenant Thomas, 9Th Kentucky Lieutenant zel
do; Lieutenant Stevens, lsl5a Ohio ftsntsR nh
fIentenant Mcdabe, do Lieutenant Anderson.
Enan tn,7ts,tnt + n seites, s:th Indiana Lienten
ssesrne: ssth Ohio; Lieut; Ed: Fest Foster, soth
6h;o: 8. x. Smith, 4oth NJ; Corp. Condor, il
ohio: SsaSf Williams 4lst Ohio; John Mnrp
:4sh % %ohlo; Amos Mcneil, Esd ohio; David NJ
do; ss1E Bastcf, seth ohlo; Se;g ,adsl Mcba1ns e.
C,,4t;s III ind. Corn or Ser,t. Roberts, 9Th To-
l1t E1nsTn4 H. 49, AZ Chic: sesgt. Rhinahart
sor1I vincent, s6th Ohio; scrgt. v. Nelson,