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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
The OnicIal Dispatch Of Admiral Lee.

The following dispatch has hecn received al
tho Navy Department.;
HAMPTON RoADs, Jan. 3. p. m.
Hon. Gideon Wsliss, iSeersiarv oCths NSry' The
Monitor, In tow Of the Rhode leland, pissed
HRttsras Shoals on Tuesday afternoon. The
weather fine and promising. About Q p. M,
squRlly weather; and about 10 II blew hardi and
at l.30 a. M, on Wednesday, the 8lst, the Mon
Itor having sprung HleSk, went down. Com'
mander Bankhead and the officers and crew Of
the Monitor behaved nobly, and made every
effort TO save their vessel.
Commander Trenchard, the officers and crew
Of the Rhode Island, did everything In theII
power to rescue the officers and crew Of the
Monitor.
The following IL a list Of the missing on the
Monitor:
Norman Atwater, ensign; Geo. Frederickson,
acting ensign; X. W. Hands, Sd assistant en-
glneer; Geo. VI. Lewis, I'd assistant engineers
John Stocking, boatswsin's mate; Jas. Feuwlch.
quarter gunner William Bryan, yeomani Dan
lei Moore, officers steward; Robert Howard,
officers cook; william Allen, lhudsmsni VIM.
Eagan, landsmani Jacob Nickles, ordinary
seaman; Thomas Jolce, first class fireman.
Geo. LittleRcld, coal-heaver of the Rhode Is
land; Charles II. Smith, coHswalni Maurice
wag, coxswain, Hugh Logan, captain Of the
guard; Lewis A. whorten, seamani John
Jones, lAndsman; Luke VI. Griswold, ordinary
seaman, and Geo. Moore, seaman.
The Rhode Island, just arrived, passed the
Montauk at y this morning, fifleen to twenty
miles to northward of Hatteras, doing we'll
weather fine. s. P. LEE,
A. r. Admiral.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
SECONB EDITION.
FouR o'cLock, psm.

~ The following nominations have been
made to the Senate to-day, by the President,
up. Usher, of Indiana, Secretary Of the In.
terror.
Y. c, Banaeld, Massachusetts, Consul to
Alglers.
Henry N. Garfield, Connecticut, Consul to
Athens.
LIeutenAnts Bernard J. Moeller, E. Caring
ton Bowers, Dominlck Lynch, VIM. D. whiting,
and MelAnChton B. woolsey, to he commanders
In the navy on the reserved list.
VIM. c. Moorehead, Postmaster at ZAnss.
vile, Ohio.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS

ASSAULT WITH A sHovEL.--Y Yesterday afGSN
noon Ohlcer johnson, Of the Third ward, az
rested young man named Frank Emerson,
for an assault upon . colored man named Lewis,
both parties are at work at the Washington
Varieties, Emerson tendeed the gate 10 the or
want. They both met Just outside Of the hall,
and Emerson demanded the key 10 the froni
door, which Lewis had In his possession, Levis
refused TO let him have IL, whereupon Emerson
inflicted several blows upon the head Of the
negro with shovel which he had In his posses
sion, which caused the blood TO now profusely.
A surgeon was summoned, who dressed his
wounds Emerson was arrested, as stated
above, and committed TO Jail for a further heari
Ing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

RICHARD YEADoN, of Charleston, offers $40,
900 for the capture Of Gen. Butler. Gen. But-
Ter may capture this secsSh braggan without
money and without price.
THE Massachusetts Twelfth battery has gone
South on board of the f. Wilder Farley.
A SecsSh lady in Baltimore has presented Gus.
tayus Smith with beautiful silk battle flag
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
EDITORIAL sUMNIARY.

THE New York Express, true to Its instincts,
Joins the rabid secessiOnlsts OF New Orleans In
abusing Gen. Butler.
GEE. SULLIVAN has whipped Forrest, the reb-
sl general, at Spring Hill. He captured all the
rebel artillery and three hundred stand of arms.
The New York Express thinks, or ssys that
the Presidents proclamation will prolong the
war, and cost the country
Lives 200 600
Treasure Il 200, 100000
Debt and taxation 300 years
"THE CONSTITUTION As IT IS. s."-This mean,
alter the Constitution aS you please to strength
en- slavery, but never amend II In behalf Of lib,
Srty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 SmIthsOnIRn Lectures. - PROFESSOR
A. GUYoT, OF the College Of New Jersey, win give
a course on " The Unity OF Plan in the system Oi
Life, as exhibited in the characteristics ideas and
mutual relations OF the great groups Of the TegetA
Bile and animal kingdoms"
The first lecture will be given on MONDAY
EVENING, Jan. O. subject; introduction. Mat
ter and the life system. The idea, ehRraGaeF and
relative rank Of the great classes Of the vegetable
Kingdom
Lectures commence at 8 p. N. Aimia1ancc free
ian J-gt
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TnB ronrnTl couRT- AMI

The first aud only witness sworn ssturd\
was second Lieutenant JAA. Stephenson, Thi
teenth n. Y. volunteers. He was examined =
spectlng the stateo Of sflaIrs on the Goth Of Al
gust last. During that days battle he had bes
a carrier Of the mail between Pope's army e
Porter's corps, and had passed over the "a
roads which Porter must have taken in OF
to bear down on Jacksou's right. These,
said, were thronged with the enemy, dire
In front Of Porter's corps, and 10 other p
were thlckly wooded. and obstructcd byraylI
SoSS to render the masslng Of infantry and
tlllery Impossible rEt -EUH Hs
He had Approached 80 near this force Of
enemy that he could distinctly observe
movements, and had estimated their itrot
at from l9,OOO to 5000 men.
They were drawn up TO the north Of the
uassaS railway, on the same side With Por
corps.
Gen. Porter being unable to procure o
testimony ,hIs day, presented eoresponts
relating to the conduct Of the Virginia ca
palgn, between tho various heads Of the am
which was considered by the court In sec
session. .H..
On reopenlng Ii was suggested that, aS
several witnesses implied IN that correspondent
could not then be obtained. the court shOuk1
adjourn.
The court was accordingly adjourned tina
morning at II O'Clock. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
TO INvENTORs AND PATENTEEs.

MUM CO, Proprletors OF the Scientific Amer
lean, and agents for procuring American and For
elgn
PA II E rs.
Wdh Sixteen Years experience IN the BusiH1ss.
Hon. W. D, Bishop, ex-Commissloners OF Pa fents
and TO more than hfteen thousand inventoF6 WIND
have had business done through Mum 4 Co.'S IA.
tent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mail.
mail. 90
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination in United States Pa
tent Office, S.. -
Ohices, No. % Park Row, Hew York; Washing
ton, corner OF and Sey entn streets opposit eths
Patent once, mar ID 6mI
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

tho vessel was sinking, aud whcn told by ne
you go.n - - t ... ,
T The ofBcers aud crow have lost everything
but the clothes they wore at the time they wers
rescued. ~
There were no serious Injuries received, with
the exception Of Acting Assistant Surgeon q.
NJ. Weeks, who jammed his hand so badly as
70 require partial amputation OF several Of his
fingers. ..
Every attention and Kindness has been shown
TO us by Capt. Trenchard and his officers, TO
whom We all feel deeply grateful.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
(6lgned) LIP. BANKHEAD,
Commander.
A. r. Admiral 8. P. LEE, Commanding N. A.
BlockadIng Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

Es- BLtchsIOF's Hair DYo--Ths Best in
the WOrld.-WilliAm A, .BatehelOT's celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color nid to be distinguished
tTOn nGtuFe; warranted not 10 inlure HAiF In the
Least; the lleects OF bad dyes, and invig
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly tuFLI spies did Black or Brown,
leaving the hair son and RJautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, sc.
az The genuine IL signed W NJ. A, BATCHELOH,
on the four sides Of each box
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street (Late 255 Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York. my ely
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

Loss or THE MoSIToR-WHo's TO BLAME
We have the official announcement that the
"Monitor" was not wrecked In a storm hut
that she sprung leak when OF Huttcras, aud
soon filled and went down with all on board
Why was she declared sound when she left the
navy yard of this city, where she had been re
paired Somebody is to blame. Who Is III
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
m. FIsHBLA
~ OF No. AL, corner OF Eighth and T. streets,
Opposite the General Post Ofice

Can be consulted en- RHEUMATIC AFFEC ECTIOES,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAIHTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, as well as all Diseases of ImpFudenee
Of whatever character, and which may be declared
incurAble by other physicians. He engages 10 make
an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the science OF medl.
cine he is enabled to offer himself TO the public
being the only in Washington capable Of afford
Ing speedy relief All durable will be EuAFAn-
tied. He warrants a cure without the Use OF mer.
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent cAsea
cured In two or three days.
N. b. Letters addressed to Dr. g., at his Oflce No.
al, corner Of Eighth and streets, opposite Gen.
eTal Post Once, will receive immediate attention.
OC ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

the HtslligsRcsr Of this morning has un edi-
tOrIal on foreign mediation. Il comments on
the TriJuas's position and does not favor the
project.
THE CAgOaicls has an editorial on heproposed
removal OF the New York police commissioners.
II concludes that Gov. Seymour Is practically
opposed 20 the General Government.
THE Philadelphia H.Eidrer Of this morning
thinks that the recent battles ioreshahoW the
end Of the rebellion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

ASSAULT AVID BLTTERY.-Wm. J. Trunnsll
was arrested on Saturday night by 0flcer Null
10y, Of the Second precinct, on the charge Of
committing an unproyoked assault upon q ne
gro. lie knocked him down, Kicked him and
beat him In a most shameful manner. He was
taken before Justice Clayton, and the justice
refused 70 receive the testimony Of the negro.
He was discharged. He was again arrested by
Officer Mulloy, and taken before Justice Clay
ton, for disorderly conduct and lined 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
ANOTHER ABLE, BRAVE. AND 6OOI
MAN GONE.

ANOTHER ABLE, BRAVE. AND GOOD
MAN GONE.
We learn with emotions Of profound regret
Of the deccase i'll the late conflict near Muir.
rreesboro', Of Lieut.. Col. Garescne, chief OF
staff under Maj. Gen. Rosecrans, capable and
most efficient officer, an earnest patriot, gen
erous and sympathlzlng man.
The country In this hour Of trial can III af,
FORD many sacrifces like this.
In him social science has lost an efficient Ad,
yocate, the sterling patriot a co-worksr, and
every soldier friend. Whether conduSting an
important bureau In the War Department, OF
In the field, face to face with the foe, his ener,
ges were alike, with a spirit Of most entire sell
abnegaton, earnestly Rnp untirelngly devoted
TO resculDg his beloved country from the perilI
which threaten het existence. In accomplish.
ing what he deemed right, and In defeating what
be knew to be wrong, tho Ineshes Of tape and
routine presented no insurmountable or even
formidable barrier. He was Interested 10 what
ever concerned the dIsclplinS aud well-beIng oI
the soldier and to all agencies of relIefho gave
q helping hand.
The Sanitary Commission, In lhelF work ol
humanity, ever found with him practical sym
pathy, the more valued because expressed mol
only In words but In deeds.
From the bureau in Washington he carried
with him TO the army under RosecranS mlnt
disciplined in reducing the heterogeneous ele
ments, Of which armies are compound, to or
der and system, and the successful result of thI
immediate conflict, ln which his life was lost
is, doubtless, justly attributable, In no smal
measure, to his disciplined and organizing
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

10 Special NOtlcO.--On and AftIH Tuesday,
April 1, 1862 the trains the BAltim IRE aBd Ohio
Railroad Will commence running daily, (SuadAys
eXcepted) leaving this station at 1.t0 4. m, and
connecting At Washington JunetiOR with Mail
Train for all paTts Ofthe West via Wheeling or
ParkersbuTg Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked. Z W p. SMITH,
Nj. OF TrAnspo, .tAtlon b. Il o r. n.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

CRIMINAL CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGK MERRICK,
YEsTERDAY.-Wm. Dunn, charged with the lar
ceny Of one hog, the property of Peter Church.
Not guilty.
John Anderson, charged with the murder of
Jas. Cuesdy. Case still progressing as we left
the court
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

DE JoISvILLE's ARMY OF THE PoToMAc.-
The Globe of this morning contains full and
correct TRANSLATION of the history OF the PenIn-
sula campaign Of the Army of the Potomac, by
the Prince De Joinville. II is far more accu-
rate than the translatlons which have been pub
lshrd In New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
XTvOMENANDCmLDREN GOING SOUTH

M OuhN ~ IN NfOANh NOl u
w The steamer New York viii leave the wharf
At the foot Of sixth street, In this city, NEDNES-
DAY NEXT, a. m, taking the women aud children
having permission to 20 to their families and
irlenus South.
II IL desirable that all Of those IN the city, on
Tuesday, send their trunks, plainly marked 10 the
steamer on that day, that the same may be weighed
and contents examined. BY so doing, the labor, on
Wednesday morning, VIII be lessened, and the
steamer leave At an early hour
Transportation and subsistence are provided By
the Government, l.. {. TURNER
Jas Judge Advocate.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

GRANT AND THR JEws.--A recent order
Grant, baniShiDg all Jews from his de-
nt, has created Intense excitement In the
nasmueh as many Of that class are very
the money power has resisted the
4 dsPutStiOp Of illlty Jews, including
inIpi0hsd Rabbi, arrived in this city on
tnr and waited upon the President, and,
Apon hing all the facts, he rescinded the
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
Georgetown Marine List.

schrs. W. II. sargeant, Sergeant, Baltimore,
hay for Government; jamestown, Latteret, N.
Y, cOmmlssary stores Mary aud Virginia,
producei Leroy Mas, N. Y, merchandise.
DEPARTURES. .,
Steamer c. c. Algsr, Fenton, Phlladslphla,
merchandise schrs. J. Goodspeed, Richard,
Norwich, Conn, merchandise; ]. II. Youmans.
Peterson, Baltimore.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

Ef- Smithsonian nLeeIuTeH.--PI.OL A. GUYOr
will give the second lecture Of his cOILTse on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, january nth, Subect-AR-
or the invertebrates The three piAnB OF stFuG
RAdiAtes, Molluses, and ArtiCulRtgs and their sui
divisions, typifyinE the three great functions Of in
voluntary life
Lectures commence At g o'sloEl p. IL.
AdmittanCe free, "a 5-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
s. T. u o 4.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and ihVigoTAte.
They create 4 healthy appetite.
They antidotet to change OF water a nd die /.
They OycTsOme effects Ut dissipation and late
hours
They strengthen the - stem and eullven the mind
They ,FcvFnt miasmtti iC and inteTmitt ent ffyeI
They purify the breath andacidlty ofthe stLSnaeh.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure DiAFThGA, Cholera, and Cholera NJ, r
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Head.
ache
They are the best Bitters In the world They
make the weak man strong, and ale exhausted
natures great TestoTeT, They are mafe OF pure
and herbs, and are taken with the pie hsuFe Of a
beverage, without regard TO age or thHe Of day,
Particularly recommended 10 delicate IDeFsons re.
quiring gentle stimulGnt. Sold by all GTocers
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. p. II DRAKE 4
CO., 2O2 Broadway, New York se 96-6m
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

PERsoNAL.-HOn, NJ. 3. Wilkinson, Mimi Hon.
Daniel Clarke and family, Hon. y. H. Rollins, N.
Col: wyndhAm, Col. J. w. Turner, U. s. Al Albert
Ostheim, New York; Gen. Pinham, Gen. Eaton,
Bostoni Hon. D. X. Carter, Ohio, are at the Ma.
tionAl.
J. II. Curtis and lady, Boston, Hon. BenI. Wood,
New York; y. v. Chandler and chAs. II. Moore,
philadelphia Col. Broekoll and Col. LArnnstt, u.
5. A., are at the MetropolitaR.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

GRoR0R SANDERS writes letter 10 Horatio
Seymour. John Van Buren, and others, calling
upon them to repudiate the Federal debt, and
assume and pay that Of the Confederacy. This
u cool. r..r .. 400.
TIM New York Hsrdld Of suhd0y has an edi-
torihl on ''Engllsh prCpaFntiOus for war with
the United States" Sensation
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

THE LETTER LIsT.-we publish, to-day, for
the last time, the List of Letters. Our space is
needed for more important matter, and Its fur
ther publication is, therefore, declined by us.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

MARY PRovosT.-This accomplished actress
appears at Growers Theatre tonight. We be.
speak for her hearty welcome and success
full engagement. See what Prentice, the artist
editor ofthe Louisville Jouadl, says Of her act
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
MARRIED,

ou the lSt instant, at RswburypoFt, MsssIshu
Sctts, by Rev. A. B. MuTIey, Mr. RUFUS LEIGHTON,
Of Washington, to Mics CAROLINE c. AEDEEws,
daughter Of John Andrews, Esq, Of NewbuYpoH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
CAMP STOVES I

CiAMP STOVES
~ CAMP STO'EEslI
CAMP STOVES 10
We are now mann fAetuFind CAMP, COOK and
HEATING STOVES, which var win sell by the
dozen or hundred cheap as they can be bought In
Baltimore. r., H. II. l. GREGORY,
nov 10 sl PenR AYeny O. near nth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

WestOn's Progress OF fSlaVsrY.-COpieB
Of this work for sale She office OF the National
Republican. Pamphlet edltion, rs cents. Bound
edition, rs cents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
The following dispatch hos been received at
headquarters, from Gen. RosecTansi

The following dispatch hos been received at
headquarters, from Gen. Rosecransi
HEADQ'Rs l4TH ARMY CoRPs,
DEPiT CUMBERLAND, FRONT MURFREEsBoRo,
Jan, 8, tia NaIIv!ilS, Jan. I, 1868.
IL ". HAIIRcK, General-in-chief,
On the 26th of December, we marched from
Nashville in three columns. McCOok's cOrps
ny Nolinsyille pike. Ihomas's from Its encamp
nIent on Franklin pike rid Wilson pike, Crit
ttnden's on main MurfreesbOTo pike. The left
aud centre met with strong resistance such
as the nature of the country permits, rolling or
hllly routes slIlrted by cedar thiCkets, farms
and intersected by small streams with rocky
bluT banks, forming serious obstacles. Nc
Cook drove Hardee and corps mile and O
half from NOlansyille, and occupied the place
Crittendcn reached within mile and half Of
LAvergne. Thomas reached the Wilson pike,
meeting with no serious opposition.
91th.-McCOOli drove Hardee from Nolans-
vile, and pushed a accommodating division Fix
miles towrrds Shelby lille, and fOunC Hardee
had rotreateG toward MurfTecsbJrO. Crltten-
den fought and drove the enemy before him,
occupying the line Of Stewards creek, Captur-
Ing some prisoners, with slight loss.
Thomas, who occupied the vicinity of IlOlanB-
willie. was partially surprised, thrown Into con-
fusion and driven back. sheridan's division
repulsed the enemy four times and protected
/ the flank of the centre, which not only held Its
| own, nut huNhuttu ultAl lulh huNO"hlu NNtubt
which compelled me to retain the len wing TO
support the right until It should he rallied and
assume new position. First, the rebels
opened by an attack on us, and were again re-
pulsed. Second, sklrmishing along the front,
with various threats Of attack, until about . In
the afternoon the enemy advanced on a small
division thrown across Stone river 10 occupy
! commanding ground. While accommodating
the ground occupied by this division, which
had no artillery, saw heavy force emerging
from the woods and advancing iU line Of battle
| three lines deep.
They drove ouT little division before them,
/ after sharp contest, In which We lost 70 or 50
killed and S75 woundedi hut they were repnlsed
hy Negley's division and the remaining troops
Of the left wing, headed ny Morton's pioneer
brigade, and led far over the held and beyond
their entrenchments-the officers rallying them
with great difficulty. They lost heavily.
We occupied the ground with the left wing
last night. The lines were completed at In
the morning.
o. The Sd was spent In bringing up and dlstrlb
utlpg provisions and ammunition.
II has been raining all day. Ground yerl
heavy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
TO our PATRONS.

We ara now engaged In remodeIllng our sys-
TEN Of delivering this paper, and hope, In a few
days, to be able to deliver the paper promptly
and regularly to each subscriber. Meanwhile
we beg indulgence while IN this tranSltion state,
until our new carriers shah become accustomed
to their duties. II our subscribers will prompt.
ly notify this Office when dellnquencIes occur,
1t will greatly facilitate our efforts to procure
faithful carriers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

~ CosdREss.-NothInG of importance il
before Congress to-day. The committees will
do nothing until tomorrow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
The Iron-cIad Nahant,

hAnt passed Cape Cod this morning. All well,
Sea smooth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
No News from MurnsssSoro., .,

NEW YORK, Jan. SIT Is huIletinCd here
that the lines 10 Louisville are yet down. and
there Ia no news from MurfreeshorO'
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

CHANGE OF TERMs.-Hersaiter the priCo Of
this paper will he ffty cents per month to city
subscriberH
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DIED.

On the 4th instant At II O'Clock, Of scarlet fever
IDA cAAoLNE, youngest daughter Of Isaac Reed
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

FRHs.-The alarms Of fire on Saturday night
were caused by the burning out Of chimneys.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

dSsHThe Young American OFRt0F y
Original, Practical, Radical, Humorous, and Elo'
auent. IT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

d. GREEE, News stand, Klrkwood HouSs, Is
and Washington daily and weekly papers. JGno
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
THE REBELS WHIPPED AND
DRIVEN BACK.
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
THE LORD ON QUA SIDE.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GENERAL
MITCHELL.
NAsHy1LLE, lOs m. Jan. 5.

@EH"1E " III TO = E1I'l VHNI1 U
Hon. E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Rebels whipped and driven from Murfrees-
boro', our forces pursuing.
The rebels are retreatlng in the direction of
Tullahoma.
Tho Lords on our side
The rebels are whipped and the Cumberland
is this morning In good boating condition.
RoB'T B. MITCHELL,
Brgadler General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

DR. y. NJ. LANDIs,
The Phy5icIan and Surgeon orts PAlladslpAia
wATER-CURE AND ELECTRoHFGIENIc
INsTIT U 7 Z,
Now on brief visit here, RY REQUEST, will devote,
from 10 a. M, to and TO p. m, Tor the pei
manent cure OF all diseases iphoh nsdiciAa ~ tsJ
NJ street, between sixth and SeVenth ltreetai (the
Seventh street ears run within a fe" doors Of the
Orders to visit patients may be left at the once
Of A. s0hueiing, bsq., ~ MaskSt space, up stairs,
The PhiladslphiA Health JOgrRal, edited BY Dr..
LAndls, can " had grAtuitoualy Jan 6-sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
HOLLY sPRISes, Jan. tin.

AhhisLA ~ NA'off vNh' - h''
G,I. HIHsck, GtHSTdl-bI-Chiff Dispatches
from Sherman and the naval commander at
TcEsburg were received at Helena on the Slst
The gunboats were engaging the enemy's bat
taries. sherman wac inland three miles from
Tickshurg.
learn that the Grenada appeal of the 3lst
says "the Yankees have possession of Vlcks-
bRrg." L. Z. GRANT,
Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
TELEGRAPHlC.
IMPORTANT
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
FROM GEMS. MITCHELL AND GRANT.
XICKsBURG TAKENI
Headquarters NASHVILLE, TESS.,
January Al p. IN.

nhADQNAhIhhs NAshNiLhht AHNN'S
January Al p. m.
Hon. +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War;
skTmiShIng commenced on the evening Of
27th ult. Our forces following the enemy close
ly driving them to the evening of the Goth. On
the morning of the 3lGt, the enemy attacked
our forces at daylight. Ever since that time
the eight has been progressing.
This Is the flfth day In the same locality. Il
the whole Richmond army does not get herC
our success is certain. The fighting has bas1
terrible, our army has the advantage und will
hold 1t, God willing. Icannot giyepartiCularE
Our officers have suffered terribly.
have heard nothing Of any Importance since
one O'Clock last evening. Al that time every
thing favorable for us.
(signed) ROBT. Z. MITCHELL,
RFIpsdipr General Commanding.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
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