, 1863-09-24

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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbuae.1
spRMaFH1o Sept Is, 1868.
A 1s-ra ,r,,ha. ~ .,,,,,u,+,oxs 49, -,.
4"s0 n"AHue1 VI appuea'1ons ate cunning
a+.+e for lava n ,,o,aad n rho.+.nooo,
e'as., ~. .~1'e W p.ooeu ~ s',~uoosa'
to t. take care Of our wounded In the late bat:
lle' 1ne 1oFernol aaa D11eetofS o1 tae state
Sanitary Commission are busy meeting the
am naroarcv
w. u.I4. "' Wv, w -Ae! =. sno no1.u,
funds to relieve the eufTerera.
Major Wall, Of tho s5th Illinois, who was
dangerously wounded in the late battle near
cnattanoosa, LES oeen pfomoteo TO Lleuten'
a1ra1omar4 ''
Others viii doubtless receive like testlmo-
malls Of their ga1lantry as soon as reports are
received, and vacancies are known
~ as,ss 1.:t net'. .,~r. +a,., -. - '
Ing the following list Of casualties in the 1st
and 9Th Wiaconsin regiments in the recent
battle. Although the List Is doubtless lncom-
p'e'e, ~ u W enan ~ ~ 'nole@'e 1l'a' 1ne LOSS
11snt M ~; Wat wonuded
Major Won Ba1mbaeh. wounded.
Sergt. Fiahe1ty, Killed.
George ] Hs1 Haywood! wounded.
S5gsint Sssg1 heeo' co noqn1sn = %onndea
Capt. Mm Mitchell, t @ 19t .' Mts.' killed.
Gen. starkwcather, wounded.
CAPT. McYean. Of Kenoaha, wounded in the
knee.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-Gen. Garfield te1e-
graphs from RossVf11e at $40 P. NJ, on the
Goth: Thomas has left BaiFd's, Brannon's,
Reynolds, Woods and Palmer's divisions IN
good order, and has maintained almost the
exact pofttfon occupied In the morning, ex-
cep1 taat Inc l1gnt nas swung oaeK.
A'St1e iougnt 4 "osE 1ef'anc oa1tle' ann nas
oan'see LIS enens oaois' oen' olaDeer's
uoops moved up JUDI III 1itne' VIII 1oaga1
magn1neentfJ' 1ae neatlug "as 1ar mercer
only held the ground, but at many points
drnre tbe enemv .n1end,a,v. 1onsstraet,s
-..4..,-x.,,,nu.-r
iA.a0e uA'o Wv tAeo os4nss 4a1'
Nearly every DIVISION Ii 1ne ne4a e1naustea
their ammunition.
Turchin charged the rebel line and took five
' '>' eA 49, ..'> @1'~' 'N'1' '''11 wa ~.
aanofeo ptasonels' oe<ame en'e4opeo' s"ep'
around behind their lines, and cut his "ay
cut in another place, but abandoned his'pris
oucrs.
Another brigade was attacked lust at the
c1ose of The fpht. and. ;ts ammunition batnp
,-h.nstoa .,1an+ - ;, r.,.,, ~ ,,.o,,. 80
NV D'eA~'' 'Al1
afose 1ne enems' tasang t"o aundfea PRISON
err, snd hare them yet.
On the whole. Thomas and Granger hive
e0 '@@~ ~'-' N' ''''
as they nave sonered from nfm' and success
fully Eepelled repeated combined attacks most
f1erce]v made bv The rebel army fteouent,v
n,o.s,nr n. f-or4 s .ot, a.u,-...t .th.
SAAS '1''' ''<' "o''' -t4'AAe ~ ''4e 0All'0
nme'
LOUISVILLE sept @5.-Ihe journal mas re-
ee4'ee '"ioi inaun' "a.In ~ sieoI.'' .nAt VI
Monday night the right and LEFT wings OF
hoseclsns' grand army rested on the battle
s'oaha o' sa'oio1s "no ennoaS, anu fean'
1orcemen1e tnomDef not statea) from Grant,
ia Deca1uf' were 10 hase 1eacned nm Ses-
terday'
Resec1ans' headquarters we're four miles
lfo" Luz oat.le-neao' ~ ane 1ear u Luz esnsee.
Roeecfans Is II gooo sp'tats, ana nope1al Oh
complete ana decisive 'ic1o!y oses 5onn.
s1on' piaeg ano Aoose'teet. ~ s lepofteo
tha& a" = ILL u III command u tae eon1eae~
rate forces opposed 70 hosecrans.
LOUISVILLE, sept. $>5-1s Noon---A special
from Nashville to the journal, Just received
says there WAS slight skirm1thlng yesterday
in front of Roeecraus. Otherwise all nas
orfat nm to os2n n m
RTATEMENT 0F RRAGG'2 ARMY
u.n-r--.no,- co.+ 10 -a.+1o-,.,-.
visited Braee,e army three Teeks aro. and
who lad an opportuuity while there to be-