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Early in the month Of October last the undersigned,
in connection with several other ladies' addressed 70 the
President of the Confederate Ststes memorial sug-
gegtnF plan for organizing association to be known
as the Confederate Soldiers Aid Society.
communication from the War Department dated
the oath December ul has been received cCntinngthe
following announcement;
Your letter Of the 18th October u has been received
by the Presidsrt and referred this Deparn for
ply. We are now regaisza to depend upon
ourselves entirely, for al supple bur army.
The labor Of the womep of sa atry has been be
slowed with doeFalty and judgmant to overcome the
difficulties that have attended the equipment Of our
armies. The plan you have proposed for organizing
their labor and directing its application with system,
meets with the appreciation Of the President, and prom
produce the most successful results The Secre
tary Of Wsr is authorized to make the necessary
rangements for the reception and forwarding Of all aF
cs necsssa y for the army and viii do with cordial
ity. I am respectfully, your obedient servant For
Secretary Of War, j. A. CAMPBELL.
Assistant Secretary Of War
The plan Is briefly as folloas: That association
be formed called the Confedera Soldiers Aid Society
That there be appsn'ed elected il each State, Ia
president, president aud secretary. That il
shall he the duty Of the president Of ate
quest the ladies 70 organize auxiliary associations IN
their respective towns aad neghborhoods to prepare
for the use Of the army vario tcles Of clothing an
hospital suppliea That thess associations report
usonhlS to the president he articles Of supplies they
have prepared for delivery That these packages oe
Sd pped free Of eNpens 70 the sociesh - any Pon
directed by the president 70 agents IN eaea dV son q
lei tbe 6 stes Of Virginia NOrih Caroline, South
osrolius Ce rg and florida, send their contributions
IA he smies OF the East; Alabama. Mssiss ppi Ten
nssee Kensu.ky and that po ton Of J. 'uislau east Of
tbs stss s.ppi river apply theirs 10 lhs W ern di
= sfo-. Missnnri Arkansas Western Louis ana AMI
Texrs supply the trans Mississippi division.
Now to rry oat the an as proposes aad approved
b t,s rresdent It is thought adgisabe to request the
ereat AID a socia ions of the ate to nd eeesates
- eorgeu ion At jackson, Mississippi tbs II Of
ernsrv proxi no for the parposs of State cfganizs
tisn That ali societies in baing or ths. may be
foned bsfore the assembling Of the COW entio will be
repressntsd--lf mpractieable 20 send De egse then
enion signf ing teir approval Rrd request some enc
To aet for them We foudly hope hs lsd eyH most
,,-or,fi fe seond to The cal individual a &starcs Is
5sresssrv to enable the governme t to tie
mary difficulties by when 1t Is surrounded snd meet
promptly ths Just demands Of our gallant seGisrs.
MRS Jos g. MOORE
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TerF7lg of AdverfisIng.

An advertisements win be charged
sI.5O per square for the first inser-
ton and 81 for each subsequent IN
g ev-fior
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WOOD, WOOD--WAHTED AT
GRENADA.

TSROS ore burdrsd 10 one Thousand cords good IiNL
Il WOOD wan ed for The Hospitals and POST 81 Sle ~.
uads which will be received al any point on the ~
sisfrpi Genital Ba road between Codeevie and ksi
Gen and O the Bissi sippi and Tennessee hsfoaa =
Figb no As Gamers ststiod When much az ten
co ds are de yersd st station, or hi cores 2stton
et,ions il viii be received and cash paid. Planters
havine Wood to ell viii make their proposals IN writ
l. 2 ana address me at Grenada
GEO A.-TURNER.
MAJOR and Post QuaTterEa ter,
rro1 Grenada Miss.
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Forest Home near Newton stree


~ We gut the following paragraph from the Paris
eorresnondsnce Of the New YORK Ford
am told that the Msssrs. Barring, of London, have
some five millions Of dollars Of mtne5 deposit be-
longing to citizens of the South, who either in
Europe or their way here At the present price Of
cotton it does take very large cargo amount TO
g very lsrgs in Liverpool. know Of one concern
that has made three millions Of dol lara by running the
blockade and presume Beaaregard far out Of
the way when he told the people Of Georgia not long
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The location OF tee ATspe@i efiice
Is On stale street, a feyv doors below
the Post office
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For the Memphis Appeal
AN ACROsTIC.

icated by the Ladies Of Nelo Orleans to MAJOR GeHer
Butler, (tkeir particular frisHd)
Brutal and vulgar a coward and knavei
Famed for no action, noble or brave;
Beastly by instinct, drunksrd and sOt
Ugly and venomous, on mankind blot
Thief, liar and scoundred ia highest degree
Let Yankeedom boast Of such heroes as thee;
Every woman and child shall for ages to come,
Remember thee, monster, thou vilsst of scum.
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~ Friday, 9th instant. the second anniversary
Of that memorable event. the arrival Of the Star Of the
West Capt McGowan, off Charleston harbor, and the
firing Of the opening ball Of the war By the gallant
Cadets Of the Citadel Academy
Tbis was the ir overt ac Of cowsrdy duplieity and
srtiee on the part Of the Yankees eusnngy devised
and designed under Of peace to provoke and force
tb Sorth 10 an aet which would give the North pre-
text for howl about the hag The old rag for which
Yankesdom il now Indignantly exercised that the
ofseourings Of the eesspoos Of Europsan turbulence
are ENGAGED for its Defense dishonered while
Il was ia The keeping Of the South Charleston Courier
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that eight large vessels apparently ships and three
transports made their appearance yesterday in Green
Island sound aud came TO anehor Our men are, doubt
reception should they venture up the ryer-Sauaana6
Resalbfcaa l6sh
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VELV9BLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EFw HOTEL Just completed at New Qaesns
8 snd Iaelson Bsaroas Depot Jackson, Mississippi
H1plv to ljss0lwsI DAVID LITTLE
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eneoial oraer Nc. ~.

uEAI5oUe i RTERs STATE or MISSISSIPPI }
Jackson January 18th, 1858, }
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lYXCBANGE NOTICE No.

i,loI 9snsdl Adiai=n, a7d sosoioT,9s5efal
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GENERAL Orders No. 2.

JOHN ADAMS,
Brigsdier-Geuersl CommEadiHg,
-7e a,- 9TH Milit zrY Disr Ct.
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pnEsIDasr DAVIS IN PETERSBURG -

PRESIDENT DAVIS IN PETERSBURG -Pieadeut
Davis, VINO arrived IN ihls city Sunday evening,
pa sed throdsh- Petsrs1ur on bis way. The Ex-
pyess says:
lie met with enihusi:sie reception On his ST-
Tfs a! We presume that not less esr cre thousand
10 fifteen hundred persons were pregen5 tc vel.
corls him, eonIs.ng of sc,disrs sud civilians -
Loud calls were made for tho President whsn he
ma1e his appearance tGs platform Of the car.
end was introduced to the large audience by Hen.
@. z. Collier. When iAs deafening cheers which
ereet6s bis applaracce hai aubs.led Tie Presi-
deot thanked tE5 crowd for ffo unexpected re-
taisE, a;i sale .lgs he not tha bearor of bad
nova Der galiant army had thrice repuised the
enemy q: Vieks5urg aEd overwhelmingly Gsie sted
him IN pitched battle in Tennessee. The West,
he continued is thoroughly aroused ana her en-.
thudaSnl eGasis shat OF Virginis He had heard
while coming along Of another intended demon
atrafco cf the susYry n Eastern North Carolina
Iii. friend, SeasrRi French, would carsiuily watch
snl take care Of than. The old rcen and tho
Young would mse. AID swesp thsm f.on the eoas.,
IN nsught but the tracks of the ceiendsrs Ct the
sol. wond thereafter Be ssen
Speaking OF concert ef action In the South the
Pr sent said j. is as necessary to the success Of
cau5a as s fair wind and good sxiis are TO q
shy In mid oesan sud referring to the results of
thia gre revolution hs said that certain a. the
eg1 sh now Teco.vea upon its axis surely will
psece and independence be established
1T the conclusion of his remarks the President
again enthusiastically chssred ard the crswd
di no: dlspesse nntl the train left for the aish.
Ia9 al depot.
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IN ACCOUNT OF Two VERY ElFrfREsr
suENEs II Ball and az Ereektiex I.t. or

Sa ACCOUNT OF TWO VERY ElPFtRENT
SCENES --A Ball and az Eresxtisx.-A l.t.er
from kurfreesboro', Tenn. dated the 26th o!..,
gives an seeount Of two scenes Of camp Ms--s
bal. snd az execution. The writer says:
cn Christmas eve the officers OF the Is. La and
I'd & Regiments gave q ball st the Court House
Ia Aurff ssekoro', 6bich proved \ ms gnidcent az
fair aad complete sne,ess. Tae besuiy and fash.
ion Of this title city and m9;y cstin Suished c{1.
ceSs wsFs present. Tho decorations were exceed.
ina.y handsome Among thsn noticed four lsrs
.8's." cons.rac.sd cf everareans: "nsaaregsrd
end Bragg Of Ls.;" "sackner ana Dreckinridge.
of KY" Over tbs windows were TIE nance, ''Pen.
sse,.s, }" .'Dons!soa" .-ehich." "Bsnta Rosa /" and
"Hss:svilis." sll enwrosthsa with cedar. Oonspic'
xaus wsrs numerous United States aags -Union
down--trophiss belonging TO Gen John 81 korsan.
furnished for the occasion By his lady. Few
Ysu's eys viii be eelsbrate6 by another bs'i to .ke
eissn BY the ofhsers OF the Oh and 9th Ky. Rssi.
nsais and nohhs Battery. fully the grim soldiers
FEE. .e;h os syin3 ssde their eter occupation for
tie eniiss Of fair lsdles hope they may not sx.
pss!enoe smother Waterloo; but instead. when be.
gir. the .aoand OF rsveiry by Might" may the
BEL u.y and chivslry enjoy themselves without in-
ter upton from the eannoni opening roar.
In stsorg contrast with such scenes ccmes the
announcement Of I've military exeeuticns In oaie
dsy- ors hy hanging, ths rest " SHOOTING. TLe
fr.. was spy, trailer. and . thisf, named Gray.
Tho criins committed By 'hs other fonr was dsSsf-
tion. 1t was my ssd duty TO witness the execution
Of one Of the latter. As the brigade was bsing
formed on three ssaes Of square tbs clouds grew
das and heavy a. II the very hssvsns frownsd
upon the bloody deed about 70 te enacted. The
trcaps yeusiaad in one Of the heaviest rain storms
ev.r remember. until the prisoner was brought in
the esntre Of the squsrs. riding In wsgor. follow
cd Ly bearse. After bidding few friends sdieu,
he with firm step, without kDsellng or being
bill. dfo,ded faced the firing party composed of
orc lieutenant, one sergeant, ard Is msn--.welve
OF re quus wsre loaded witt, balls and three with
bsa * ca tridges. At IL o'clsck Lieut.. gave the
co1i,rar,d ready lain = fire when tbs pFis
oasr :rii dead, pierced by eleven balls Come Of
these men ware arrestsd after absence of six
paoatfa would advise all deserters who may be
ssr,kfus around tho cities CT the Oonfsdsracy TO
rstnII " lille Gen. Bragg ofsrx them pardon.
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raon TRl noRDRR.

For the p.st ,wo days there has been 40 enes'
.,.,rs sh. sncs at news rom the army On 'ne nsf'
nsh,anoek. We are sanrrd that mAsisss con'Aau'
..,.t With no ,nus.dia.s prospect Of change.
reom what w. esn gather fecen shese VINO asss
sscen.iy arrived from the Valley. v. are sa,sn.s
,h,, b. ep.my Is rapidly reecns'ructias tho sa't'
,..r. ,.a ohio gsroad between Marsinseurs and
ws.or. r.r,v shs read west Of MAstiusbarg hes
~. =. runuias condition for the past two wssks.
:, !. ;,s view 10 the protection Of this road that
v,..hs,.er 10 now occupied BY the Federal forcca
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FROM sAsrxRN NORTH CAROLINA.

FROM 1AsTxRN NORTH cAkOLIHA.
The latest sdvicss received nom Kinssor lsave
little doubt that the enemy hss bsen largely rein.
forced At Hewbesn, md that q movement has a.
really commspced. wilmington 10 believed to be
the point aimed A. These relafofcsmsnts have
been sent BY way Of Norfolk, sh:oagh 0stss coun.
~. and thence down the Chowsn 70 Nswbsrn- The
RAleiSa pagers state TIA: az nasuy as eight thou
sand took this route q. ons time. A negro who
escaped from Nswbsrr, aad rccsntly arrived at
Kinson. says that tho notorious Butler Ia In ccn,-
mand. Their force 10 now ex.isnatsd atfron 10 0so
70 60.G00. Last week . nunbsr Of gunboAts ~
esndsd he Nsuas river fear milss ihovs the meath
Of Big swift Creek, bat ss*araed wishosS doing
any Injury. 4 dspsssh was rscstvod BY Governor
Vance on Sunday that the enemy haa begun to
move towards Wilmington.
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COURT PK0C1kDlNGG

Mayoks Court Moa2ay. Jan sth.-R. Coleman
required " give feCori.y for mailing IN assault
OF, Il. Goodner.
1seuosn, slave Of VIM. Wright; John, slave of z.
Hcuet; and Sarah slave Of Miss fancy Rllett were
oedered nekiag for trsspassng on the premIsss OF
NJ. Jefferson PoWerA
kenny Rsiohardt. q Soldier arrested for getting
drunk and acting In very Suspicious manner, was
SOL. to the Provost Marshal
Robert. slave of George Roys.sr, wa awarded
6ftssa lashea for giving falss alarm Q! 6re.
John. slave Of Robert Smith, ives ordered ton
lsshes for playing bsil aua making great nolss In
the streat IN SundAy.
a number Of country darkiss, living In the city
without lawful authority. were ordered to Be pun.
.shed; aiso an unlawful ssss mbly OF thirtss. No.
Srces. found Ia the kitchen Of AhlAham Warwick,
wi,noct his permission.
Eebsst Ford. frse negro sttaehs Of the army
Lsiing from Frederick. 3D. near which pla<s Es
was taken prsoaer wsa committed for bsi.ig - tie
city without lawful authority.
Jno Burns " a. Arrsisnsd foz rckbi jim, sisvs II
hcs Eintsr On enc ofths public strssts. Of watc,
chain, ant seal, one pocketh0ok, containing \
ws.ch key, pAir OF sleeve buttons, oas portage
stamp, and hls pass. The defendant sn il'.loOklns
fellow. was proved guilty by competent tsssimony,
and eanam!tied for tufthes sxAminAticu before the
E1stines Court.
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DEsPAIRISa OF HIS DEATH.-Ths Washington
correspondent Of ths New York P0ss says:
The 3uprems Court II still Ia the hands Of pro.
slavery men, and promises to be for some tune TO
come Judys fancy continues in excellent health.
and will yet .,uslivs half ths judges who cit with
him His vizor Is wonderful IN one 20 very Old
He Is in scuudsr health TO day than he was ten
years ago.
Judge Tsnsy wss bern IN TIT. tho year American
Independence was dsd'ssted, and h, therefore.
elshty-slx years CID. He has been on the bench
tveoty-six Va ara. h Appointed In 1886
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Flag of Tracs-A Yankee Gag Of truce boat sr.
rived yesterday at City Point bringing shout tty
Confederate prisoners Orders were imme iiE.e;y
issued by Gen. Wiuder to prepare 30oYankees for
d Journey al O'Clock this morning. Another boat
cff This boat 10 expected to bring up q large nun
bar Of Southern ladies heretofore detained at the
C<-+r
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[SOUTAEKN-ASSUCIATKOND DsrFATCHsS
DISASTER Ar SEA.
The Menissr FeunlereA e1 CaDs HastsRas-
The 0alena CemDollsA - 1hrow AsR Ar0a-
uAent OverbooS4-AA ExDoa1sae0 spelled.

PEr1RsDUR0, Jan. S.-A reliable Csntlemaa by
~ aas Of trues boat whish arrived = Olty Point
to day, rsports thas ths eslsheatsd iroaslad ssn-
beat Noultos lounAereA o6 Oeps Hattsras . few
days anss, anA all q boaRa pHiahse-
Tho 0alsna aaeo sans nsas sAa1ine similar iaas,
anA was soapsllsa y throw ovsrhaasd her arna'
meat and evsrythias. zAA1R dssanAtioa kas sup
possd 70 haSs bs0 Wilmington. d. O.
LA~.-Paselsd p.isoaAm vAe sans ap - ~
aag q tsuss boat ssnARm ~ abovs rspsRs ,snA Ay
that ~ hsoemasiaa a ~ Aaastsrs wses sssslvsd
= Yegsrea, 1snees yss1sslsy 4. \.
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Ta1 PayrsAli tAx payers who do not pay
their State tax to tue City Sheriff by next Sstur-
day will be returned 10 Court Monday next as In
solvent, sud have their real estate sold, should
they he 90 fortunate 81 to own any. The free ne
EToes who do not pay up by Saturday next tho
shcs is required to sell, at the front door of the
court House. for such length Of time a. VIII suf
dee to eatisfy the demsuds of the Stats on them
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seat Fl for PGnishmenk-one hundred soldiers
who have been trisd by cour. martial for various
mtitaey offences aud found gallty, are to be sent
th;s rlorDing from the place Of shGir confinement
(mhitasy prison OF the Western Dissrict) under
guard. to their various commands where pupish
ment will ba inflicted according TO the findings Of
she eourk In the several oasea
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r OUi6A GRANITE LAND ROR 6ALA.-Ou
IL TUESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1863,
Will sell ct auction. on the premises. my Farm,
"0RAuITE HILL" eight niles frun Louisa c. a.,
containing between $50 aud $40 scrsa In lies on
the North Anna Hvef, with Gold Nina creek ran
ming through 1t. :. IL. land Of fine quality, Of
granite formation, with large proportion Of river
and creek bottom land. On Il Il good Dwelling
House, with nve rooms ali the necessary out
houses. and young orchard Of select huis. Per
sons In want Of COED Farm Of this sizs win Do
we'll to examine this Farm before purchasing
elsewhere.
f8RAs.-oash or credit Ny address 3 Loaisa
O.. H.
I I.will ell at Same time the crop Of Corn, Hay.
etc., Horses, Mules. Oxen, Oettle. Sheep, anS
HsgA, . sst Of Blaeksmiths' Tools, Plantation Id.
plesnsnts Of all kinds. including two Wagons, ets
In fact, everything on the place.
do 23-2aWtdSx ROBERT II. KNIT.
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Erough to Richmond Twenty. odd couscripts
arrived from Petersburg yss.erday, In charge Of
Lieut. Branch, and were marched to Camp Lee, to
he ine.rusted 10 the military art. They were
greeted on their arrival at the depot by q numbcp
Of citizens Of tho Cooksde Temporarily s,t5a sing
here
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'Diseharsed.-Sam Levy, company K, 18th Loui.
aisna, arrested - q dsssrt,r and put In Castle
Thunder. has been dischsra~l thsrefrom, having
besa arrested through mistake by his Captain The
three men. Robert Cuyso.o, Royal II. Brown, and
Vim White, arrested and carried before the Mayor
cn Saturday for siesng $40 from Thos Barr,
were h0norabiy discharged after An examination
Of dve minu'ea there not being the sllshtest proof
ths: they had committed IN offsnes against Barr
OF any body elsa
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Continued The casa of Esrts, slave Ct Joseph
Gipoa fer alleged irfanticids was brorsst bsfors
til Thursday Tor want OF the necessary witnessed
The Court did nothing worthy OF putlic mention.
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Asresss.- The city police made the foi~ ytng ar
rests yesterday, Wig: Dick, slave Of Mrs.. r. Touns
Tor using sbsive and insulting language to W;liAI1
watch, worth 800, from Frank Bolts.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-06

Ayrtoal Of Yankess--Ab0ut thirty Yankee pris.
sness arrived In the city yesterday. Via Petersburg
cars. They were captured In SQUADS at various
plsees-soms On the Blackwster river. In Soathanp.
:ou county, ssme at Zani Station. and few In
North Carolina. They were carried to General
W1ndef's office. and thence 20 the Libby prison
The prisoners here are very anxious to b OF, aad
OF tsn but going IL OF he question until they
are sent for.
last night Lient. Pearson Of the lst O caval.
r. brought down on the Central railroad eighteen
Yankee csvs'rynsu, captured ut various times In
co lnty who sought employment Of the Yankees,
and we're EOilsld working oa their hreaatXurks
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fsoufHKRa A. lAs1D PR1saI
LATEST Fro 1hE n0hIn

P1fRassuae, Jsa. s. H. Msw York HwAlS, es
Saturday last, has ks1k resolved. Thsrs u NO
aeus: about the rssa1t 1saasssss Hallssk re-
ssivsd ~ fsllowins tsl1sn - ra1g.
"nsxf sssss.s, Jao "a tosstn3s Iesais iook
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y snaneae g. "a - rsinss
g - 81 eAsalA -
4 Telegram 70 - prsss. datsl near Mnr1tsss.
bsro, Dse. SIS, ,ays: "Ouf whole tins sa1sesd
terribly thin morning. -Four rsgimsatsof regulars
lost half their men and Ill thsir sommaaaise on
esfs. Gen. Andsfson's troops suffered ssvsssly.-
We ere advancing our whole line. Roseerans per,
sonalty supsrintsndlns the movements. Ono shot
killed two of his sta6 on GERS The 18th WlDeon.
Sin Lost seven Captains"
Lo1isvtils, Jan. l.-0sn RosserAns csptured
Aurfrsesbofo' Tuesday morning, and now sceup'ss
It, the rsbsls refreshing to Tai ahoma The rsbsas
made bat little resistance, thou.h Rosscrans lost
the II ain Of wagons ssnt him, which was captured
by the rsbols under Gen. Morgan.
The Herald says the foregoing dispatch Il svi
IDENTIFY false.
Loxtssils. Jan. 2-0suera, Rosscrans occupi %
Nurffsssboro. tSisosdD J. T. BOYLE,
Briesdisr General Commanding.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2-The Fsdsrals encountered
the rebels on The S0sh. near Stewards creek. After
heavy skirmlshing the rebels were driven back,
with . loss Of 100 prisoners aad many killed and
wounded The Aeht continued until 10 r n on the
3lst, at which time had maintaine our position
Union loss exRsmsly heavy. Among the killed are
Gen Sills Col Garesche, (Rosecranss chief Of stsn
and Gen. Willick. Of Indiana; Col Kelly, ID Ohio;
Col shafer, acting Brigadier Gen ersl; Col Farmer
18th KY; Ool Jones' Gath Ohio; Col Cotton, 9th KY;
Col Jones, 37th Ind; Coils Carpenter and Mckee,
18th Wisconsin. Gen Kirk, If iii; Gen Wood. Ind;
Gen Van Clevs and nsjot- Ten Rosseaa, OF Ky, Sli
wounded, and many other general officers. The 2ls,
s4th, and 25.h Illinois regiments lost two.thirds;
the 18th and se:h Ohio lost half their nunber-
Other regiments lest heavily. Total killed and
wounded essimat.d st Is 600. Rebel loas much
heavier. We have captured 500 prisoners.
The latest from Maffreeshoro' says: I'VE occu.
py Murffeesboro', and the rsbsls srs 10 full r..
trest"
Tbs Herald makes no editorial commentator on
the battle.
HGold In New York advanced to les. Exchange
~. Cotton ts.
Butler and staff reached New York Friday morn
ing.
Morgan 10 reported defeated at Rolling 1ork. KY,
BY Gen. Reynolds.