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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
THE INVESTMENT OF
SPRINGFIELD.
ALL COMMUNICATION CUT OFF.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc-1
ST. Lor1s, Jan. Q. 1865.
Accounts from Springfield are very unsatis-
factory. Tho telegraph ceased working at !
o'clock this morning. The last dispatch that
was received WAS dated 8 o'clock a. m.
At that time our troops were In Fort Lyon,
strongly entrcnehcd, but defended only by
u1uekctry and bayonets, and one six-pounder,
with m exhaustlcss supply Of ammunition.
The rebels at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
droyc our men from brick school house,
where VIC had inflicted great damage upon
them. This building is within 500 yards Of
the public square, where the Commissary and
ouarternaster's stores are stored, and serious
fears are entertained that they fell into the
the rebels hands at daylight this morning:
Gen. Browns wound is serious, his arm will
require an,putation.
The rcbels came from YcNvllle, which place
they left on the S1st ult. 49,.
A Warensburg dispatch of Jan. 7th says ono
Of our ecouting parties attacked a squad Of
ruerillas on Sunday morning, twenty miles
northwest Of here, and killed the notorious
| Capt. Reed aud one Of his men, and wounded
! another. Reed had the black stallion which
| he stole from the State. company last Decem
! Der: which with three other horses aud equip
ments, were recovered.
| Sr. LOUIS, Jan. -Tclcgraphic communi
cation with Springfield has ccased- The enc
| nv entered our stockade yesterday AFTERNOON
Our force is reported to be 2,o00 strong, viii
'%S SnIrinrfleld contains very large amount o
! .,,,v sf9res arms ammunition, &C. Eiftec
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From MEMPHIS.
WHAT TIE REBELS SAY OF
Y1CKSBURG.
Gen. sheiman's Important Change
Of Base.

fsnecfa1 DIspatcIk to tho Chicago Tribune.1
. Mkxrn1s. Jan. =, yin CAIRO, Jan. ., 1853
There is nothing later from Vlcksburg than
already sent forward.
The jackson (3f1ss.( APPEAL Of Jan. Sd has
been received. It rega rds the Vicksburg fight
ae trivial affair, On the Southern side, and
places their loss at gerY- small estimate. 1t
says The Federa1 loss must hare reached 1000
killed and wounded It does not like sler.
mans falling back in the rear Of Vfcksbu'g,
and regards it as trap, angurtng no good for
the Contedcrates.
The 4ippeat also states TINT Bragg whipped
Rosecrans badly in the secont dgys' fight at
Murfreesboro.
The weathcris clear and cotton is coming
In rapidly. .: ...
The steamer Lancaster arriTcd' frofa Helena
this morning, and reports Ill quiet al thai
point.
Nothing later Las bse,t rcceivetifolt Ficks-
burg. ....
Tie officers Of the .stcamer. Blue Wing, re-
Gently captured by the rebels. and Teturnedto
Helena to be exchanged, where they we're ar
rested by Gen. Gorman. They had: been re.
leased aud some Of them came up to Mem
phis on the Lancaster.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ?.-Richmond' papers
contain The following:
VlcKsBuRo, JAM 2.-This morning our
forces advanced against the enemy, who were
erecting works On the lake, causing thent to
cyacuatc the place, leaving all their 1mplc4
ments for erecting Notifications. Our forces
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FROM cAlRG:;
NO STEAMERS FROM BELOW,
CHARACTERISTIC SPECIMENS
OF CHIVALRY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1

[special Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune]
CAIRO, Jan. 9, 1868.
There is actually nothing to report from
This point tonight. No steamers have arrived
from points below Helena, and hence We arc. :.
again without Vicksburg advices. Three vol
unteer surgeons for Vicksburg from Louis
vi11c arrived to-day. They will go down on
the first boat. There is tclcgraphic commit
nication from this place to Memphis.
CAIRO. Jan. 0.-TAe main body Of General
Grants forces are yet ut Holly Springs
We have news this morning direct from
Corinth. The garrison, after having been on
half rations for three weeks, was relieved on
Tuesday morning by the arrival Of supply
train from Memphis. Since that two other
trains hare arrived. -
The rebels are reported to have 4 battery on
the Tennessee River, inst below Clifton:
Two small wooden g'inboats are up that
stream.
Is progressing lnngu'dly, and the repairs are
Of a very temporary character. a part Of the
way trcstlc works. dispensed with. Ties arc
being placed and hastily thrown upnn the road
he'd. Trains are not expected to run for \ few
days yet.
Col: s. G. Hill, Of the 35th Iowa infntry, is
put in command Of the troops ut ColnsneNs.
| from the 18TH and 10th vcyulnr Infantry, the
| 111th Illinois, 35th and 40th Iowa regiments,
| the 10th Missouri cavalry, Stcwart's cavalry,
aud tue I'd and 18th Illinois cavalry.
Gen, Fisk's brigade left Columbus On the
| cyenIng Of the It'll. It consists Of three regi.
mcnts from Missouri, parts of the 18th and
| 35th Iowa regiments, one regiment Of fcaSady,
and b battery.
| CA1Ro, Jan. 9-By permission Of Ma1. Mcr'
4 rill, a man named G. McDade has been living
in the barracks at Fort Holt. Four days since
small squad Of guerillas came to TINT place
| seized him and bound linn to tree. Some o.
them amused themselves by sticking tile point
Of knife into him, while others plllaged ths
premises.
They left, and being released by his wife, HI
ca1nc to Cairo for assistance. While here Ion
Of the dcspcradoes returned and committed
every conceivable outrage On his wife, taking
! of every article Of clothing and plying he
with switches, ftightfnlly soaring ller nec1
and shoulders. They finally released her
woods and hid The rebels then set lire t
the barracks. Mrs. McDade's brother, wh
had died tile night before, and whose remain
were then in the house, Was consumed Elt
the building. Some Of his bones hare sine
been collected By Mnj. Merrill aud bur1ec
This is sample Of s1Southern chtvalry" an
of the manner In which "our misguide
brethren Of tue South act.
; Gen. Tuttle to-day received dispatch frol
]. n. Hunter and others at Ashley, saying thf
negroes sent their by the Government are b
| Ing tried, aud will be sold. They ask, ~
| there M redress 81 Who will answer?
, 1863-01-10
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Legislative Matters-SenatoriaI
Question.
The Union and Democratic
Meetings..

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnue1
Sr1Hor1ELD, IL, Jan. q, 1858.
There is nothing Of great importance doing
in the Legislature. The House voted to elect
a Senator on Saturday. The Senate will pro-
badly elect on Monday.
In the House some secession resolutions
were offered and referred.
In the Democratic cnucus tonight, Rich
ardson was nominated on the first ballot. The
vote stood, Richardson "a, 0'Melveny 10,
Goudy 8, Dic1cy 3; total, Is. This is Il tri-
unph of the more conservative portion Of
the party.
There is an immense Union meeting In the
State House tonight.
The enthusiasm and numbers Ear exceed tho
Democratic affair Of yesterday, In tie Dem"
ocratic meeting last night, at times the shouts
for Dick Yates drowned the calls for others.
s. II. Moulton, Col. Dickey, Col. Dougherty
and others made able and stirring speeches.
There never was such q crowd assembled in
the State House, and neyer such unbounded
enthusiasm. The shouts could be heard all
over tle cfty.
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first, that the cheapcstf most expeditions and
trustworthy mode Of placing war vessels upon
Lake Ontario and the other lakes, should
necessity for doing so arise at any time, is to
launch them in the tirst Instance upon those
waters; second, TINT it is not necessary, nor
is it cxpcdient for the purpose aforesaid, to
establish water communication adapted totie
raseage Of vessels Of War from other waters to
the lakes.
WARRINGTON. Jan. 9.-The' Senate to-daY
confirmed the nomination Of Alexander Ran
dali Of Wisconsin, to be First Assistant Post
master General, Captains Farragut, Colds
boro, Dupont, and Foote, to be Bear Admit
rails in the Navy from the 10th Of July 1862,
on the active list, and Capt. Chas. E: Stewart
to be . Fear Admiral from tho same'date on
the retired list.
NEW YonK, Jan. 9.-The Commissioner Of
internal Revenue has decided that any rev.
cnue stamp, except proprietary, can now be
used for its amount on any instrument,
thus virtually abolish1ng the great variety Of
6tampa,
It ia understood that Secretary Chase Will
be here to morrow to consult with our bunk
e1sas tothe best financial policy to be adopted
, 1863-01-10
MONSIEUR TOSSON COME AGAIN.

rIoNsIEUR TOSsON COME AGAIN.
Arc we never to have done with the min
compoop n. Cornell Jewett Of Colorado?
Each time VIC have accorded his name space
in our .-,4ulnns, We have only excused our
selves on the ground that the public would
speedily find out the shamefnlness and
emptiness Of his crack-brain, and relieve
us Of further need Of exposing him But
he turns up afrcsh at Washington. Has
tic Associated Press agent at Washington
no better news channels to consult, that he
must inf1ict upon the press and people half
!. column Of twaddlc from Jewett, detail
ing what the latter would fain have the
country believe was a Mercicr-Jewett
Peace Council Who knows that the fel-
low ever met NIercicr? That he tried to
get an interview with him every one
will readily believe who knows Jewett. It
was the standing joke at the fremont
House, in this city, for weeks after Prince
Napoleon's visit here last year, the failure
Of Jewctt's diplomacy on that occasion.
lie got himself up in gorgeous style, with
Il nosegay at his button hole, and sailed
duinti1y to the door opening On the Ma;
poleonic presence. But the Bonaparte
knew not Jewett and the interview failed
That was before Jewett swindled our Chi.
cogo merchants to a liberal figure and ran
away. Since then he has been courtingg
notoricty in foreign courts Had he re
ccived his just desert at home courts, thest
later infections might have been spared us
Will the Eastern press begin to let Jcwct
alone
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GEN. CARTER'S RAID.
Official Report from General
Wright.
General HaIeok's 0ongratulatory
Response.

GEN, WRIGHT TO GEN. HALLECK-
CISc1sSAT1. Jan. o. 1869.
To hfsIor General H. " Haleek, Gcneral-in-
Chief, Washington:
have Just received dispatch from Gen.
Granger that the cavalry: force Of abont ], 900
men which he sent to East Tennessee on the
a1st ult., under command Of Gen. H Carter,
bridges, &C., have been heard from.
Gen. Granger has just received. dispatch
from Gen. Carter, at Mnu-heatcr Ky., who is
on his return, stating that on the 30th he Gu
tire1y destroyed the Union and Nautuga
bridges, with ten miles Of eai1road. Five hun
aud taken prisoners, 100 stand Of: arms and a
large amount of -four, salt. and other rebef
STORES, and also q locomotive and two cars
were destroyed. 4 brisk skirmish took place
at the Wautuga bridge and anothera ut Jones'
yillc. We lost but ten men. This expedition,
as characterized by Gen. Gra1ge:; has been
one Of the most hazardous and daring OF the
war, nnd was attended with great hardships
and privations, owing to the almost iHpraetl-
cable nature of the country, the length Of the
route Of nearly 200 miles each way, and the
Indictment season.
hardly be oyerrated, seTering as It has the
main rebel army communication between Vir-
ginia and the Southwest.
Gen. Carter and his officers and men deserve
the thanks Of the contFy. Great credit is also
due to Mai. General Granger, under whose
Immediate supervision the expedition. was
fitted ont. Signed, T: 6. WRIaHT,
Mai. Gen. Ccm'dg.
GEN HA11:EcE TO GEN. WRIGHT:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. 1863.
To Major General q. G. Wright, Cincinnati
The daring operations and brilliant achieve
ments OF Gen. Carter and his command ar
without parallel in the history Of the var
expedition has proved the capacity Of; ou
| cavalry for bold and dashlnG movement
| which I do not doubt will be initiated by 9th
ers. Signed, H, ". HA11EcK,
| General-iu. Chief.
, 1863-01-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tho News OF the Repu1se at- Frcder.
2eksburKs

HALIFAX, Jan. 9.--The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool Dec. eth and Qnccnstown
25th, has arrived.
The news If the Federal defeatnt Freder-
icksburr was the universal topic Thefriends
Of the North we're greatly disappointed. The
general deduction drawn IN Liverpool Was un-
favorable to peace.
Commercial advices arc meagEe. Business
suspended BY the holidays. Some tsansac-
tions In cotton at IN adrauce~ Dreadstufs
quiet and firmer. Consols 9319a93 So.
Tie New York correspondent Of the Lon:
don Times eulogizes the passage Of the Rap-
pahannock rs one Of the ao6lest episodes OF
The war. In a subsequent telegraph report
by the China, the sane correspondent Pro, n1o
Of the fcrcest and decidedly the most calami-
!: tous to the Federal amy ofthe WAT. He says
that the Federal troops fought with the most
determined courage, but. opposition to Gen-
Lee was fmpregnable.
FRASoE.IT6e Pope had sent 100000 to
France for the distressed working men @ as 81 .
| tokens Of devotion received from France.
, 1863-01-10
Qbita9o @ribn,rc'
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1868.
THE NEWS.

From Vicksburg we hare nothing later.
The obstruction offered by the rebels to
the passage Of river steamers, at points on
the Arkansas shore, we fear the reason Q
the rnotracted silence. By way Of the
rebel Appeal, at jackson, Miss, comes a
rumor which gives to Gen Sherman's be-
fore reported removal Of his forces the
character Of change Of base, threatening
Yicksburg at new point, and evidently
not to the satisfaction Of the rebels. A re-
port was current here yesterday, on the
authority Of private letter, that the gun
boats from New Orleans were in sight be-
low Vicksburg. We scarcely credit it,
E;nce the newspaper correspondents below
make no mention Of fact too prominent
10 lie overlooked.
Our news from Springfield, Mo-, is not
final, but confirms the worst fears based
On yesterdays dispatches. The gallant
Federal commander, Gen. Brown, is griev-
ously wounded, and his little force sorely
pressed by Overwhelming numbers.
Our Indianapolis special dispatches are
important, as indicating the condition Of
affairs there. The Copperheads in the Sen
ate mean mischief, and the Union minority
are keeping them from their aims by keep
ing them out Of quorum.
Tie States one after another are being
heard from through the messages Of Exec
ntives. Fortunately for the country,
with but q few ignob1e exceptions the Gov
crnors Of the loyal States are earnest in the
war for the Union.
The intelligence from Nashville is to
last evening. Our army is in fine spirits
and the pursuit Of Bragg will be vigorous
Gen. Rosecrans is in earnest and Will push
the rebels hard, while the success OF Gen
CARERS raid will prevent the Richmond
rcinforcemcnts for which Bragg haslooked
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fE Tic Richmond Enquirer says that
,JeG. Davis vas sercnaded in Richmond last
Monday night, and made long speech,
claiming rebel victory at Vicksburg, equal
tn that Of Fredericksburg, and predicting
that out Of it will come the disafcction Of
the Northwest, which is to separate that
section ION tlf Eastern States
This is just what his Northern allies are
trying to accomplish. They are playing
into his hands, beautifuIly-showing that
the political hlaclslegs Of both sections
understand each other. The hopes Of ul'
innate triumph at Richmond are openly
confessed to rest on the assistance TIL
rebels must receive from the North.
, 1863-01-10
FROM. OHIO.
The Gamblers Grtefs-Tory, and Con-
dcmnAtofys


Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-l
C1kc1sk4r1, Jan. Q, 1863. :
In the case of Olmstead and Jones, gam
1,lcrs arrested ut Columbus in the Cook defal-
cation, and released on habcas corpus, the
President telcgraphed orders suspending al
civil process In their case, and ordering their
:,rrcs By military force ii necessary. The
gamblers had made preparations for strong
resistance, but finding the officers deter
mind aud well backed By soldiers, and col
li.iou between civil and military power being
evident, the gamblers waived the writ and are
lcrc on parole.
They will have to dlsgorgc or go to Grant : :
amy
At.lbe sth Of January celebration at Coium-
1us. Attorney General c. Ritchield, recently
elected, made a speech, In which he said the
people did not care who was President; LIN
eo!n OF Ds1ss. he connlenauced resistance
armed, If nccesEary-to the Presidents pro
clanation. Tie Senate, to-day, refused ":te
appoint a committee to notify him Of hi
election -, =. -. ;
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WAsH1saroS, Jan. g, 1861
SENATE. -

Mr.. WILSON, Of, Mass introduced bill to
construct a ship: canal fer the passage Of naval
and armed vessels from the Mississippi River
to Lake Michigan, and to enlarge the locks OF
the Erie and 05wego Canal, to adspt them to
the defense Of the Northern lakes Ordered
Mr. WILEY Of "a. gave notice Of = bill to
aid the State Of West Virginta to the speedy |
and anal abolishmcnt Of slavery therein
Mr.. POWELL Of ~: called up the resolrs
ton censuring Gen. Grants order e1pelling
Mr: hale said the order had already been
revoked.
commended The President for doing 50, but
show tho opinion Of the Senate Of such IN
order agaiHst class Of citizens. "
Mr.: CLARK OF New Hampshire thought
the order Nas wrong, and he Has not willing
to censure Gen. Grant, now fighting In the
field, unhtsard. he moved to postpone the
'sSSiqSS r M1fsoS fss5S''s ssIa General erant haa
| issued IN order which no one thought right,
and which had been promptly revoked, and
! there he thought the matter ought to rest.
:. Mr. bale moved to lay the resolution On
the table, which Tas agreed to-Seas &c.
HE VICE PRESIDENT laid before the
house q communication from the Secretary Of
War, transmitting the report Of Capt. Craw-
ford, commanding the emass8n{ escoIt 10
III. COLLAMER. Of Vt, introduced bill
!, to regulate Judicial proceedings IN certain IL
. cases. He said there bad been great deal o1
fault found foEarrests which had been made, t
:: and bills hsd been prepared to ooEta1e en-. .ns
pinints aEainst Gen Jackson for saying e that hat
},e mnst execnte the Constitution as ne nI,
de!steoa he ExesatfSs gsfitation ef1 a as
= called upon to cone[fue tue dorarnnent- mn!
sn9 9cnnstruetion osns Is Just as binding The bn
Wss Va t5s 59d|g3a1Egy yof GoRttss F4 tss n
Oi:Ha. On us'S fnr raising volunteers for the de
Il psa psoxsafTfK ~ Kentucky vas taken up. The qnes
4sne1 tsnn nendipg On the substitute proposed b,
tSs tue Military Committee; which provides 70
bower to send them ont Of Tho State, if at an
:, ttime necessary. -. !:
! M. HARLAN of 1owsi, moved to amen
t 1.-The substitute Of the Committee, SO as
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e| The Illinois Legislature has been in
session one week, during which time the
Coppcrneads hare not uttered one loyal
.;ord, but have belchcd treason day and
night. Not loyal sentiment has escaped
the lips Of one of them, SO far as We have
seen reported. The Government and all
is measures have been f1ercely assailed,
while not sentence Of condemnation has
been spoken against JEFF. Davis and his
armed bands Of regicldes. The members
Of the Legislature Of no seeded State talk
more REASONABLY or Indignantly than the
{opperleads Of the Illinois Legislature
Their purpose is manifest. 1t is nothing
ltss than 10 produce civil war in our own
Sate, and to drencb lis soil with the blood
o, its Own Sons. They desire to re-enact
tic scenes tl.at have been witnessed in Mis-
souri, and TO turn the State prey to n.
p!ne, fire, and assassination They wish
1c make common cause with the rebels
and drag Illinois out Of the Union. LIE
tie pcople be warned in time. Eterna
y:zilance is the price Of Liberty.
, 1863-01-10

w 7ANTED-A Bookkeeper to take
w charge Of 4 set of Books. which Will occupy bu.
two or tl,ree hours time each day or evening: Ad-
dress P. Q. Boz G3. stating reference aud salary.
, 1863-01-10

New YORK, jan: 9.-At7 q clock last eve
Ming fire broke out in the large four story
resulted in tho destruction Of almost the
whole stock Of goods In the building. valued
at ovor $4,000. The goods In Nos. M and 81
were also da1nnEe8.
, 1863-01-10

Ward r. Smith,, j. L. Judd. D. -
J.Luck. E. Chi1lver. Reynolds. G.
Harry n. Brandage, I, r e. Waterman, I,
John E. Rich. c. D. Hammdu, I.
a4esae Mcynid Il. Oliver Story, c,
John Il. 1ur1ed, +. Milo Hawks. /.
c. Edwards, !. John Mann. E.
David Corey, F. G.p. Coon. H.
Waiter Pullman, G. J. CLARK, 6.
Joseph Dcwate1s, E. Simon Barncy, E.
Vim. Uncer. Lient Mclyor. E.
Henry Holt, L Sernt. D, &, Corey, F. g.
John Hakhouse. l. we're
YIN. g. Rony, q. Jesse Mcvaue, Il, slight.
Capt G. C. Webb E, Sc John Il. Eeyes, /, not &C.
rioutly. zious
3: Fonderhope, I, slight Se:xt Jos Miller, B, not
Ell Martin, f, severely eGtsuus,
Corp. e. C. Barnes, C.. John 4. Hich II, slight,
Cept. G. G. Webb. Lieut. J: E. McIver.
L0oA1s' TRzT MICHIGAN BATTERY.
Wounded
]. E. Nichols. Martin Kelly.
/ Chas. c. Hastings. John ELLSWORTH,
Linus H. Stevens. Asa 3. ConAe1I.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt. Delaney Kavanaueh, 4, 9Th Ind. wounded.
" C. Kirk, 4th indiana battery, killed
c. O. Love, 9TH Indiana battery, wounded !.
|, TwxNT1-RorRTH WISCONSIN. :.
Wounded.
sa1% Tn. porn~
, 1863-01-10
NUMBER 1852.

allow the President to rii4e not exceeding
10000 troops ir any one State, to te used in
any other State when necessary. After some
siiscusslon,, the question still pending, tic
=: wards adjourned tni Monday.
HoUSE.
Mr. BUFFKTOE Of Mass. presented from
the Committee on Military Affairs a majority
aud minority report Of the bill authorizing:
the raising Of $4,000 Tor Tennessee.
Mr: sARGEANT Of fGal. introduced . bill to-
establish branch mint in: Nevada Referred
to the Committee on Ways-and Mts1ns.
Mr.. MALLORY Of ky. introduced bill
1ncndatory of the act relative to the construc-
t1on Of bridges oyer the Ohio River. Referred
to the Committee on roads and Canals.
1r. STEVENS Of Penn from the Commit.
tee On Ways aud Means reported. 4 Possofiee
appropriation bill which was mas1e the special
+ order For Wednesday. :,
The House in Committee of the; Whole re-
sumeQ the consideration Of the executive,
Judicial and legislative appropriation bill.
Several amendments were made, i4,clndins.
proyiso to the clause making an arpropria-
tlon for the compensation and mileage Of
mctabets; that until further legislation no
part Of this appropriation shall be paid Tor
the mileage OF Senators and Representatives
bcyondt Tie sum Of ten cents per mile, each
way, and the distance shall be computed &c:
passed. - 49,
The Consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill was taken up aud passed.
The house vent into Committee Of tha
Whole for general debate. >: :;
Nj. NORTON Of No. would G1isband BOTH
armies aud ask for national convention: to
T arrange the present troubles and restore the
Union os it VAS.
Mr.. BINGHAM Of Ohio replied to Mr. Nor
ton aud spoke at length Of the unhalloWed
cchemes Of secessionists and traitors.
The Committee rose, and the House ad-
ioarned till Monday.
The War in Virginia..
B41.r1HoRE, Jan. 9-The correspondent Of
the 4t1s=rkean ut Suffolk, Va, says Gen Cor
corao yesterday advanced; on the rebels on the
Blackv'ater, in force, and will give Gen. Wise
hattie If hc desires
, 1863-01-10

MEApv111E, Pa, San. 5.-The Atlantic and
Grcsc Western Railway Is now completed to
Warren and Rayenna, Ohio. The connection
vii III 1eaye MEANWHILE On Wednesday morning
with the directors and a party Of friends for
Cleveland. ..
, 1863-01-10
CASUALTIES IN THE LATE BATTLES.

4, -uENo1s FRAGMENTS.
sHEr9xSru 11tSots., -, ..
BILLED. ...:' ..s 81 .
Jas. Kenyon, D., :. Capt: <. 3. Chandler, F.
~, :: wounded. =. =: ~; 5:
capt. P. 4 Garriott, Il, Isent 7: " Bsn &, +;
LIeut. j. T. Hunter, B, Col. j. B. Scott,
Major J. Y. Guthrie, . Lieut.: ". Wood, H.: !
Lieut.. Lat Wood, C, Geo. Dngan, 3.
Chas. SNthiu. 4, :. . u: Carson Suthtl. =,
Chas. Kerr, 4, =: :, :. u. -:
::...... ,..' rwEx11:r1Rsr ILLINOIS.
t., - Killed: :. :: :. - -. :. -: .,: (:
Wounded. - -: - ~:
,F{nis Kennedy, E, Isaac N. fisherman, B.,
!. =: ...~. TwTxrT.sEcosD ILLINOIS. ''' : =.
:. :, 'c;' = -'s't' Wounded:;:-' . ::
| Col Swanrick, Capt. N. L. French,I
, 1863-01-10

Delaware Senatorial Election.
DOVER, Del, Jan., Mr.. Bayard was re-
elected United States aenator from this State
| today.
, 1863-01-10

TOR SALE.-The stock of small
u Retail Grocery, in good location. VIII nt gold
cheap Tor Cash For particulars inquire Of C. Web
ster, corner Of Market and washington streets.
4afd
, 1863-01-10

REFORMATION WANTED:-Of
Il THOMAS IVES. late Of BE4asol. Kendall county,
Illinois, last heard Of from Camp New Erie near Cur.
fnth. IN june 1sst Address ChieaEo Ifloune.