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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

artillery across The son felds, through.
miry swomps, over slippery hills, through
deoso woods, dcployiug right and lett
from the main ro1ds to get positions.
The attack on the enemy was contcm.
plated nlone the entire line that after.
noon, but The intolefpble state Of the
roads delayed the movement of troops, SO
that the limo could not be formed in
limc.
A conncl Of war was held that night
General Wprrcu suggested movement
~ the cncmy's right flank, which wac
pprov d by Gen. Meade.
One division of the 9th Corps was ad.
led 10 the ID. O. effect the movement
and the troops moved at two IN the morn
ing, nnd made widr dcIour to avoid oh.
scrya,ion, aud expecting TO get position
by three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
when they would attach at once. The
rest of the army were To attnck the front
simultaneously. Wa'rcn's gum, in the
rear, wrrc tp hr the sitnal.
i Tho tronps In from, were put In linr
NJ thrcc o'cl, OK p. NJ, mud waited until
I six. No sguul was given. WaTeH
was delayed In his march by the wretch
cd condition of the road, mud then only
reached position un the lcit ol our
line. and found the enemy Formidable IN
his front.
Another council was held that night,
and il was determined 10 rniuiorcc War.
ircn with two divisions fro the Sd Corps,
The attack then to be made Monday
morning at precisely along the whole
line
In the morning th' hnttcrics opened
along the whole front. from right to len,
of the ID Cwps. Wvrrcn, who was still
urthcr to the lcn, did not open. llirncy,
orthr only division remaining Of the 81
Corps, ndvurcqd bis skirmishcrs and
drove the rebels from their first line oi
works aud took possession.
n wns the only advance along the line.
Then the attack was ordered 81 cease.
Warren found the enemy too formidable
iu his front, ard conclud j II was not
wise to attack thcm, 20 the whole scheme
| Iril d.
Ia nirnry's attack, Lieut.. Col. Trip.
of the 2d ll,pimcut lIorjon Shnrpshooi-
crs. wus shot through the head, aud died
som uacr. Chaplain barber, OF the
same regiment, rlso went into the ranks
with rinr, aud was wounded in the leg.
Ah,ut twenty were killed aud wound.
Led we tnuk dnz'n prisoners
nv this time the delay had lust us the
|nnporiuniiy for vi"'"-y'
,.uo rncmy was constantly receiving
Ircinfcrcomcuts aud strengthening hi,
position, while VIZ received nothing out
supplies were running short. M re-
course was lclt bul tn fall back. Every
tlirg on wheels, except the cannou, wa
-cnt To the Ropidan uu Tuesday also
the artillery reserve. A. suou MS II wOi
dnrk, last night, the troops began falling
I bach, aud nearly all were ucruss the rive
lhy morning.
The enemy discovered the movcmcu
At daylight ard pursucd with cavalry nn'
artillery, They gave ~ few pirlin,
.hois with nu scri,us results. The re-
treat was admirably conducted. w,
lost nothing aud lrfl nothing. Roach
ing north uf the river wo immediately
took up the march to the old position
aud as write, ARE occu ying tho camp,
abandoned ju,t ono week ago.
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The Smelling OF Charleston.


A Charlie ston letter to the Augusta
Chronicle gives the following inside view
Of the shell;ng Of rebellious Sodom
About twanty five lO0.pound Parrott
shells were fred into the city to-day
Old Gilmore scattered them promis cious-
ly in the lower part Of the city, and it
really seemed from the way they we're
pitched about that he was trying to hit
somebody. The City Hall building had a
hole punched in one corner and some Of
the marble cornicc knocked away. One
struck the telegraph Office, and the oper-
utors "cut stick" One smashed through
the roof Ora house in Queen street, aud
several falling in this neighbJrhood, the
the frightened dchizcns vamooscd to the
tune ofdOublc quick. Several fell in the
vicinity Of the banks on Broad street and
East Bay, tearing up the streets, smash.
ing window pancs, and kicking up the
mischie zen orally. One went crashing
through the Mechanics and Planters
Bank, and il is evident, think, that
G illmore was after making deposit
Whe ,her he will be regularly "booked'
and his currency taken at "par' is more
than. can say.
Several counting-rooms on the wharyes
were slightly smashed but, during the
entire shelling, which lasted from abou
o.. to | o'clock, no Que was hurt.
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CrMBiELANp Gar, Dec. al T.. NJ.
! There wns fighting ycslcIdW aud 90
day at Walkers Ford, twenty miles FROM
the Gap, between cur forces under Gen
cral Foster and the whole Of Long.
streets cavalry. We attempted ycstcr.
day to cross the 7 yer Clinch, but were
rcpuls,d. Our loss at the closo of yes
tcrdoy's fight was finy. We captured
four pieces of artillery.
TIL, Obeyo | get from Gebcrdl VIII
cons staff just in.
Aner the dgh, nt Joucsvillc, Sunday
Of which tclrgrOphcd, the third bottol-
lou of the 10th Illinois Cavalry lpit their
two surgeons back To care for the rebel
wounded. They wee yesterday found
murdered. One was nr. Halstcd, form,
crly of Ohio. Major Beam, with por.
ton of the 10th, will leave here in the
morning, on mission of vcngconcc.-
They will take ne prisoners, Much in
feeling exists against the prisoners We
have here.
The dcstiluton of East Tennessee
families is distressing,
A desperate attempt was made ON
Sunday night To storm Fort Saunders, by
eight mOsscd regiments, The cmergcn.
ey at one time was SO pressing that
our troops tore the fuses with thci
teeth, and iguaIcd lhcm,'ond threw she'll,
among the bcscigng host, The state,
mcnts of losses on both sides are so cot.
ilioting that will not venture On this
mint
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LEGAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. POWELL,
VS..
JACOB r. ISENHART,


In Seneca Common Pleas, said JULIET
WELLS and - WELLS her husband.
whose place of residence is unknown, will
take notice that ON the 3Oth day OF Novem.
ber. A. ID, 1863, said Defendant Isenhart
filed his answer and cross Petition In the
above entitled eause, againt them and 9th
ers in the Clerks office at the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio, wherein
in substancs he says, that he is the owner
of and the full aud complete possession OF
t real estate bounded and described, as
follows. to-wit:
The South half Of the East part Of the
West half Of North West quarter Of Section
No, 10, in Township No. 3, North Rangs
fourteen East, in Seneca County, Ohio, that
said Defendan, claim some interest therein
and that the same casts cloud upoa his
title, and asks tina, he may be Quilted in his
title thereto, that such answer and cross ne.
titinn must be answered ON or before the
10Th day ofFebruary ,ls65, or Judgment will
be rendered thtreOn accordingly.
LEE & BREWER,
Atiys. for Defendant. :.
Dec,m ,mber 10, lSC3. - ct -s6. 80.
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7WI'ET"W''NV' NTN0IWINVI N"WHTVTVTNT'
FROM KNOXVILLE.
4 Desperate Assault by the
isUbc,s BRILLIANTLY tsrpuiscd.
KSoxvllLr, Nov. 20.

KNOXVILLE, NOV Nv.
Daring Friday the rebels were musscd
IN our n, and the skirmishing was ,ry
lr sk in that quarter all day, Friday aud
Saturday. About II O'clock Saturday
night the fighting between the skirmish.
ing liucs became very heavy, ard was
continued all night, we using artillery
rom FoIt Saunders freely all the time.
At daylight Sunday morning, November
-, the r, bells had suocccie in driving
in our skirmishcrs. and imm 'dialcly
stvrmcd Fort Saunders drlcndcdby Ben.
iamins ngd liucklcy's batteries aud the
10Th New York aud, although moved
down 10y our fire, the column never wo,-
cred until ,h,y reached the base rf the
Fort. llrrc We gave thcm such dread
rul miskeiry, aud shells thrown among
thnn by hand as even their stuhb, rn
courage could not withstand Their
line wuycrcd aud they hrukc aud fled,
leaving ,hcir dead aud most of their
wounded aud 200 prisoners. Seven or
'sh' ou""''" w'unceu' many musNe'S
""" u''" W. a"''"'"' n'ss "u !" 'u'
"""u' wv SP''"'u " 'o"''o' we war
n's no' o'e" s'h0P 'n'' ""y at ba''''y
'p'"'''' u, 'o''"'o'
'nc r'o'I r'g'mco'a' color o''ror sue
cccd,d !" planting h's nag on the salient
o' TIE tori ! oe'"g SHOT down """'hcr
SCI 'h ne ''U' ""u 'h' n'g was h""
dragged INT" the io't hy our gallant
boys
The assault was ma0e by the rebels
whh s''en picked regiments, aud over
ticse we have gained brilliant victory
wan loss !" th' m oi al 'cust 900 Kill
cd wound H"d pr's"n'rs' Our loss
during The osSonh was bn' 4 Killed aud
II wounded ana VIII not exceed 100 DIR
ing the nights hshl'ng' For this victo-
ry the country Is 'ndeoted to tho steady
VdIo' oi the battle scared a'h Army
Corps, 10y aporiion OF whom tho fort
was dcirnded.
Immediately alter the batllc, Goncrol
burnside Scrt L htg Of truce, Prupusing
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INFAMOUS CONDUCT.

A dispatch To tho Commereia', dat d
Chattanooga, December ls', says !;
"Grose's brigade ia engaged in burying
our dead, killed September 10 aud 20, At
Chiekamaugt. Ths bodies rene found
UaLeried, and he hidds Of a Je,o had b'ea
severed from he bodies and placed on
stamps and poles , Snoh dev dish heath.
cnism can only bo met by retaliation.
This is no rxaggora,ion. Tho heads
wcrs socn by Gen. Cru0 aud others"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
NEGROES IN THE ARMY.

A Washington dispatch Of tho I'd
states the actual numb or of negro troops
In the field at $4,000. There are em-
ployed in the army in ono capacity or
another In ali one hundred aud six thous-
aud negroes. Additional eolored troops
are being rapidly organized, aud SO far
the reports OF their god eDnloet and
efficiency are favorable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

OF NIsEry.rAnEE Rebe prisoners ar
rested few days ago arrived AT Cinein.
natl IRON Mcmphis on Tueseay. They
were sent to Indianapolis Oh Wedres-
day. We trust that they VIII be put en-
shor, allowanc, c,---hrandand water. for in.
stance. let the wo-d rsialieiioa 10
sounded Throughout the entire North.
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l,psv PRrsos. Nov. rs, 1868.


DR.. J. BRowS-Dear Sir,--From
my long l.abiaa acquaintance with you,
aud from the Sany private conversations
we had in reienace 10 our condition as
prisoners OF wan our seemingly bright
prospects ana S nopNI-and then again
that seemed to take iIF,luntary control
of our minds, and driya,he LAsr-and
LAST raw Of hope trom us, \eing oonver-
sani with each others vicwsSeel,ngs \ nd
desires. Its useless, for mNio pa, 10
you, that chsfe much under III idea of
being held here this winter, or ths am
anxious to get away from this 10 ~
llEKL on earth, bidding you good y
aud that God will deliver yon safe TO y0S
dear family, to fnd all euioyiag the gree
Llessings OF lite (and thai we may al
sepa soc Liberty am doctor
yours Very Respectfully
w. II. POWELL,
Colonel "a Va. Cavalry U. y. A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
EDWARD CRAPSEY.
Approved by Major General burnside
KKoxr,lLr. Nov. a7.

have senl dispatches detailing events
sp',o Sunday night, The skirmishing
on Monday was not heavy, and conhaed
principally to our center. Al dusk, scv.
ernl houses beyond our lincs, to sie
aor,hward Of the city, were Cred, Tres
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
Castle Tuusprr, June 90, 1868.

CASTLE TuUSDEG, June 30, 1868.
DEAR UNCLE Not knowing my pa
rents address, from the length Of time
heard frum them, about year, 1 took
the liberty of writing TO you, and would
be pl ID II you would forward II TO them.
[ was captured nearly ten and a half
months since on the 18th of last August,
1862, and was two or three weeks on
paruic, afterwards rc.arrested Ond kept
(solitars) 10 close confinement, in penl-
tantiury cell for 8 months, at Jackson,
Mississippi. When GRANT scared them
SO, was scut on In irons to Richmond,
hyinQ over week ut Atlanta, Georgia.
Unto that place was in handcuils only.
But from there here had the addition
besides OF a long and heavy chain aud u
paddock chain about feet long. Was
relieved of them by my fellow-prlsoners
here Immediately after my nrrival, and
have not been ironed since. Om here
confined in the Union mems room, and
having some money when captured, am
quite comfortable. The company as a
general thing, is good-mony religious
Woodworking aud evening prayers. =
Three Ministers preaching often, and God
has been pleased to bless me with con-
filcnce of hope in his mercy for Christs
sake, aud for 10 months he has helped
me to serve him with joy and peace.
thank him for his great goodness, and
pray God 10 let me have no other tru
iur Christs sake. The time at Jackson
in prison Is monlhs) was passed in mosi
Diligently, chiefly of the Bible, but in
cuding Geometry, Algebra, Chemistry
und good minister One OF the Con
fcdcratcs kept me well supplied will
books--vcry fine works--so by Col,
blessing the time ives not lost But
have gained great riches. j have usc'
my little piece orpaPcr telling you uoi my
sclf-lor you cannot write 10 me, but
hope God has cared for you as for me
Please send this to my wife, Mas. MARY
KELLOGG, l2Sih South 9th Street, ~
Louis, after you have read II. God com
tort you and her and bless you both.
SPENCER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

BALTIMORE General Schenck has
ISSUED farewell order TO his dcpar tment.
Drigodicr General Lockwood succeeds
the command.
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OUT LOT
at private sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire of subscriber at
LEE q BREWERS Office.
II. X. HOFFMAN,.
Dec. 10, '63. l0--tf
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net. leaving forty dead bch,nd. Our
oss in killed and wounded was not more
than sixty. Yesterday and to-day have
been comparatively quiet. ] do not
know what Lopgstfcet wants TO do, but
do know that he can't whip, capture,
or s'arvo out this army.
CUMBERLAND Gar, Dec. 2--S 7. NJ.
On Saturday last, Col. Lcmcrt dis.
patched force consisting Of 23j men Of
the 9Th Illinois Cavalry, In comma nd ol
Mai " Bears, Of that regiment, and under
guidance Of T.. +. Paytc, Esq, Provost
Marshal aud celebrated scout, to look
after the rebel force commanded by Col.
Puimcrc, that has been roaming on
mission Of plunder through the adjacent
portion Of Virginia. Thirty miles from
the Gap, near Louisville, Lee County,
they found the rebels drawn up in line
Of battle, over 300 strong. Major Bears
nt Oncn ordered n charge, but this proved
too much for their pedal constnncy, md
their wcll-urlcrcd line was Mt once dis
solved into an nimlcss, fugitive mob
We killed ~, wounded l6, aud captured
l2I. The latter reached here this morn
ing, under guard Of their cnrtors, who al
81 brought IN 30 rebel horses and 100
guns. The latter were picked up on the
line Of retreat, in most instances churg-
I'd, aud cooked and capped. We con-
linucd pursu't 81 ven milcs,our loss moth.
ing. rfuDn Ir~'-- is due Col. Lnmcrt
for the vigor displayed IN dcmolishina the
guerrilla hordcs that have been prowlng
in this vicinity.
! Further intelligence from burnside l.
vaurc aud conflicting. Colonel lcmcii
received intelligence that General Foster
had engaged Longs,ro,t this morning
neat Muynnr'svllc. Cannonnding wa,
heard for several hours to day in tha
direction.
| ! convcr,cd this evening with citzei
who lcr Knoxville Monday morning -
The destruction Of property was prnci
pnlly confined to thnt portion of III,
town west OF the Cumberland Gar Read
aud north of the railroad, About fort,
houses, including tho depot building
have been destroyed, Tho Crozier
building, on Gay street, General Burn
sid.'s hcndquartcrs,) was made an csrc
cal target by the rcbcl batteries. Il wa,
not hit, though n she'll exploded within ,
(cw feet of General u, Gen. burnside
at number OF times, personally sightc,
aud discharged guns On the battery. 4
she'll exploded directly over par>oI
The current nmor cf Miss Brown
lows illness is unfoundcd. My inform
ant saw her ON the street on Sunday.
brother in law of parson Brownlow
Il r bel Coloucl, was captured on Sunday
nIght lie represents that. as u certain
~, two brgadcs, the flower Of Long
streets army, had been hopclcssly usct
up.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM II POWELL,
THOS HIfliuES


and others, Defendant.
In Seneca Common flcas, said JULIET
WELLS and - WELLS her husband
whose place Of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the 9TH day oi December
1868, said Thos. Hughes, filed cross pc.
tliion in above cause against them and 9th
ers, in the Clerks Office of Seneca County
Common Pleas. whereon in substance he
says. that he is the owner Of North halfof
the East part of the West hair &C tie North
East quarter of Section No. Is, IN Township
No. 3, North OF Range fourteen East, in
Seneca County. Ohio, aud in the full aud
complete possession thereof, that said De.
lendant claim some interest therein and that
the claim which said Defendant make upon
said real estate casts a cloud upon his title
and asks that he may be Quilted in his title
thereto, that such petition must be answer.
cd by the 18th day Of February A. ID. 1864,
or decree will be rendered accordingly.
LEE & BREWER,
Atty's. for Defendant.
December 10, 1863. lott Sc co..
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0TTwEsTY. FIVE colorcd regiments
have already been organized in tho De-
of New Orleans.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost Dog.

a SPOTTED POINTER DOG,
with Red Ears and Hunter Claws on hind
legs. Any person giving information OF
returning said Dog TO the subscriber will
be literally rewarded.
SAMUEL WENNER.
1iflin, Dec. 10, '63. lO-3t
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Jo. Rauuunssrns
Exeea ed neatly and ~ish disl~scA stths
Tklsuss .ofstcx. A..
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dag morning showed the rebels to be i'm.
pertinent, and a partial sortie was made
driving them from their r.fle-pits, which
we filed ap. Iu this nfidir the % Mich
igan, dsth Pennsylvania and 2lst Massa-
chusc,ts, Of the 9th Corps, were dis,id.
quishcd, aud the rebels were severely
punished, with loss OF our side Of some
i)y killed aud wounded.
On Wednesday, Camcron's brigade, Of
lInscall's division, 23d Corps, had q
'harp fight over the river, of three hours
luration, in which the rebels were fin.
ally driven from the field with the bsyo-
net, lsoving forty dead behind. Our
'oss in killed and wounded was not more
than sixty. Yesterday and to-day have
been comparatively quiet. ] do moi
know what Lopgstrcet wants TO do, but
do know that he can't whip, capture
or s'arvo out this army.
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LETTER LIST.

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