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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23
TELE CIR A NJ S +.

purApELpHIA June ia despatch to the
p.,nsvlyania Railroad from Harrisburg, dated
a'cI6ck P. NJ, says The rebels are reported
! 6e returning to Chambcrsburg from Hagers-
pgn.
larier line has been very conflicting to-day
r. operator at Chambersburg, AZ P. NJ, re-
' j, Is tie latest that scout just in reports
Fine eight miles from here, but saw no Rebels
sri heard of none.
accounts from Greencastle confirms tie re-
prt brought by hand car Of a body Of 200
beJels being there at noon and dividing there
@ae hadx going towards Waynesboro' and the
nber towards Mercergbrres. .--~---.-..-...--..-
PHILADELPHIA, June l3.--The 23d New York
Regiment passed through here for Harrisburg
i3-lav and two companies from Trenton. The
eIth New Jersey Regiment, of nine months men.
returning home from Cincinnati, have also VOL
unteered to 90 at once.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

PHILADELPHIA June ia special despatch
from Shippensburg this morning SAYS:
Just returned from Chamhershure The
Rebels are this side of Grcencaste Heavy can
onading was heard yesterday in the direction Of
hrpers Ferry"
We do not think there has been an engage
nentat Harper Ferry, or We should have heard
O i from other sources. Ed. ABter
HARRISBURG, June l9.-Two boatmen who left
1illiamsport on Wednesday evening. report
that at the time Of their leaving. six regiments
Of mounted Rebel infantry were encamped on
llls SIDE Of Inc river and more were crossing
Tie Rebel General Rhodes headquarters were
IN the opposite side Of the river At Hagers-
own there were four regiments of infantry en-
slInped about two miles this side Of the town.
4 Niiliamsport the Rebels were paroling all
ne cluzens, and both the boatmen had their pa
role papers.
This morning Moseby' cavalry are eight miles
aeoW Chambersburg. That portion of the Rebel
aFalry which left Greencastle in the direction
!, y AeEe,ersburg yesterday, were at McConnells-
,pafg this morning. taking the road towards
hahcock. They are on a horse and cattle steal
Ing expedition
Governor Curtin this morning reviewed the
'Fg ork troops on the opposite side Of the river
fFesh troops continue to arrive in large num-
e sefs ~ every train, but not as rapidly as the
"a'e authorities would desire.
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HAINEs' BLUFF. juno u.

IlA3NEs DUFF, June Il.
10 general attack from Johnson is expected
for sone days. Firing is continued upon Yicks-
burg from all sides There are no further dem
QpstFations on the Louisiana side.
HEADQUARTERS, WALNUT HILLS,
VIcKsBURG, June l2-Evening
Tie hest information credits Loring at Jack
son with 1000 Rebels, Walker at Yazoo City
With 5000, and Johnson at Canton with Is 600.
These viii be massed to attack Grants rear. but
fe holds all the fords on the Black River. which
must be crossed BY Johnson and Loring. Rebel
aFalry are continually scouting outside Of
Grants lines.
Hpra sickness is said to prevail in Yiclsburg
and the citizens desire its capitulation, which
General Pemberton absolutely refuses.
June 13.-The enemy's batteries arc silent on
llsiles, only few rihemen firing Our bom-
br1ment is maintained with continuous yimor.
and we have more guns in position
Deserters coming into our lines to-day report
the men and line officers disconnected, and only
prevented from deserving by the hope that they
may be honorably surrendered in few days
Gen. Blair's reconnaissance revealed no signs
the enemy within thirty miles. Every useful
aing IS destroyed for fifty miles around. Gen.
jreckinridge is said to be at jackson Our po-
sltion here sequal to one hundred thousand men
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oficial List of omcers and pat,ents.

The following is an Official list Of officers and
patients now in connection with, ana il. the
Hospital at this place:
Surgeon IN C7arge--ANTHoSy HEeeR Sur
Assistant S'pgeoa---W. H. GARDNER, L. $. 4.
Acttag 4ssts Suyyeoa2---C Z. uoGEBoou. A
SToSELAKE, GEO. JOHNSON, T L,Eaorp, r n.
WRIGHr, NJ. A. BoorH.
Ctapiaia--Rev J. A. SpooxER.
Aedteal Cadet--E. =. s. SHOEMAKER
H9spitq} &erar{s-H G, ARCHIBALD. Chief
Steward, ]. 7. SroNRAVaH r. L. WEaxwAG. J.
f. McGowAS
PENNSYLVANIA
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DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.

y ashlngton Wait. Co. A, 30 n. Y.
@onn Caren, Co. X. 148 Pa.
= Martin, Andrews Ind. Co. Mass. S. S.
RETURNED TO DUTY.
". Love, Co. f, I'd E. $. Nd. Vols.
-, Sohn h. Morgan, Co. A. I'd +. s. Md.
Naleo Price, Co. E, I'd Els, Nd.
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SKETCHES OF THE GENERALS.
sketch or General @. II. Thomas.

Sketch OF General q. II. Thomas.
Major General George II. Thomas officer OF the
United statas Army and native Of Virginia. from which
State no was appointed 10 the army. He 10 between
forty and forynvc ofage he entered West Point
~ cadet Ia 1895, appointed second lieutenant
IN the Third artillery In July, 1870. He was brcvetisd
hrss lieutenant Tor gaanry and good conduct In the
against tho Florida Indians his commission bearing date
November o, ls<l He made full nrs lieutenant IN
April, 1884, and was sreveted captain for gallant and
mcriorous conduct In the several conflicts at Monterrey
IN Mexico taking that rank from September a 1870 He
was also breve,ted major for gallant mertorious con-
duct 10 the battle Of Bucns VISTA which brevet was da sd
February % is&1, the rank being awarded in Nav lsas
In 1850 he appointed tho instructor Of artillery and
cavalry at he Military Academy at West Point IN
December 1883, he made full captain OF artillery
and the 18th OF May 1885 appointed MAJOR Of ,bs
Second cavalry. On the resignation Of his senior officers
at the commencement Of The rebellion General Thomas
was promoted - tho lieutenant colonscy II n,
regiment and the ID Of May, 1881 was made eoo,c
OF the second cavalry. A. colonel be had charge Of ,b
United state. regular forces under General Patters N
NO mont Of TIE Shenandoah and ied the mas
| Of ,he Troops the Potomac. lie was nextap
poiu.i an acting trgsdier general in the Same depart
men', which caraciiy be served under celcral
Banks. "a the i7,b OF August, 1851, he was PRO
NOTED TO tho rank OF brisadcr general Of volunteer,
\ and when H.nvcky and Tennessee, were made into "A
separate department how. ordered 10 report TO the
commander at the headquarters He has bad charge ol
various forces concentrating In thar stsis and II has
been renorted that he gained botn the confidence
ami ,hs lore 81 those under bic command ID the br
ssdns u toe army IN that department, no vas appointed
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Brigadier General Wood OF Indiana, severely
Brigadisr General Van cievs, Of Minnesota
Colonel Cassae, or ohio.
Leutsnan Colonel Berry, Fifrh Kentucky.
MAJOR Siemmer. sixteenth regulars
MAJOR King. Fifteenth regulars, and many others.
Lie tenant Colonel One Hundred and First Ohio, badly
Colonel Carlin, Thirty.sght Illinois, commanding
brigade.
Captain Oscar r. Mark, Acting inspector General q
Thomas stan, severely.
Captain Douglass, Eighteenth regulars.
The Twenty nrst rwenty-nf,h and Thrty-nfth Illinois
regiments iwoihirns OF their numbers, and the FIJI
tsenth and Thirty eighth Illinois ore-h half.
The One Hundred and First Ohio lost l25 men.
The Thirty eighth Indiana lost about the number.
Tho total number Of killed wounded Is estimated at
$500.
The rebel lossexceeds ours
General J. Z. Rains was killed.
General Chatham wounded and taken prisoner.
We have captured 500 prisoners.
Tho 0sht renewed at three O'Clock the morning
OF January I.
cannonading was heard At Nashville at ten O'Clock
AN.
Woods and Van Cleve's divisions were in Murfrees-
boro, driving The enemy. who were In full retrsat
The following rebel commissioned officers have been
captured;--Naor J. J. franklin, 1hrtieth Arkansas
Captain W E. Johnson Second Arkansas; Captain J.
Eagle, Second Arkansas, and Captain s. g. Stone First
Tennessee cavalry.
Many buildings have been taken IN Nashville hospital
purposes.
Great numbers Of tho wounded are now being
brought in.
The river is falling, and there are only eighteen
inches on the shoals
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Arrivals and Departures.


LrvEnrooL-stcarship Etns-.Mr Tucker. wife ,rsaa,-
and child; Mrs Evans Nr Wool Roheft cre,s htyn. fr
Charles FRENCH hrs D9usss. and child, leyblsn to
ies, Mr. aud " Dirppe, Jas :; Nanlu, X lA.c,'. ~
Guson. john Bsale, jules Ja~lot aud wife, Jacob Ms
sns with o.het- In tle uesfagc. SSscic sI25 OSs.
livxRY 4S,rGty Great F,s~rfi-"tss Hi.aD"cr
Brooklyn; Madame Bechsr J;u.sa, Miss Nars fryocs,
tni.ed Sia,es Charles Gray, John Gray. Thos II JfHg
AMI lsdy, Miss knton, Ere ost. George .l,crs
lady, james Cottr-n rEvnss uud.r MAiars sesr yo>
Ds.is. vie AMI thu. .a1 rca Lycfia.l' ii.iiafa
d,n, A,ss Margaret OASIS New yo.k Horace scston
New ark Thomas AIS wife and two ehisrri .i,si:.
s,own, IA: ID suntnp kDrwsik Ohm; Gen Geo. i.osnss-
ter. npworsa Bnunr teorgs Goa 1orosiiV LirhGfa
Or 10 AMI VIE, Bristol, Egg; Wh.on anl Wife, Nssh
VILE; Marin keu. Detfvit: Mrs Martha cosion, Pa'a
de!phia II Perry, 'iior OF Eew Orleans Pcay,n DEC
BAKER, 81 GATHERINGS james ktsisbury, Tsryrip.
Mr. Saszgaski. Boston: 6co-ge browning. Ljy ~pi
two children Thomas browning wilsfnshv-s
a a Krkham, Mss Mary jane Drown, New Y.ri';
Ros,rt is,sl.,. wM Par. Nrv ys.h: Wv rssn.yn
C.sny'h, WI, sad .A,n. g ,itre. Irstkyn Wa
verse. Boston; John s-nr New York; jams FRAT : "
Haven; james james, u. Dad shild, Csh-Ep; MRS lrf-
msn. New York; John Hell ProTirnco; Tos y rl ~.
P5adephis Ro6tI. DatA"irs Alexander Fers"s.n. .s-
rsno; John Grceng-xss, Barr, CIV Mr. Van srjs avs-
bs, Cuba Ismi'.e p'cari. .,ss ORLEANS La. BARNES.
England: Alexander Nshon. Me-. yuk. Mr. N-uss i~rf.
~ Cpthefinf II u Reeves Manchester OWEN Jotrs a"S.
M.u Moran, .cEn Roberts, England chrs,oIh.r il"Me,
walt Peter 3grseL Johr sthsdr. aiiivruis. y h"a
rr.t.riase Ne. Serl u III 81 Ga:,torna; a.tr !
phlisf~lrhi. Ctav a Clayton Acsrn aad has. Nss
yurs; Golfing. sodilr wsfs1s. Roncrs, drew
Roberts. CafoioiA, ~~nb G.scna.-ant otbrrs Il !
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
sketch OF General Wood.

Brgsdier General Thomas Jefferson Wood reported
seriously wounded. is native Of Kentucky, and APP
pointed cadet from that State the West Point Military
Academy in is<i. He graduated the Goth OF June,
1876, standing nrb in class Of forty-one members,
among whom werc Generals W. " Smith, c. p. stone,
" J. Porter J.r. Hatch, j. W. Davidson, @. Granger,
aud others tho Union army b. L. Bee, ". X. smith,
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General Z. T. chestham, one OF the rebel commanders
reported killed, native Of Robinson county, Tenn
and we looked upon good type Of the Southern on
Ger He loved lighting, q Is said. as well as whiskey-a
sort Of rough and tough customer who travelled bis
muscle and delighted N shocking all the proprietes q
civilized life He is reported 10 have whipped man
every since he entered the service aud cqueuiy
half dozen. He 10 the person who SAID to his men
Belmont,--"Follow me, brave Tcnnessccans, and J
will lead you 10 victory 70 hell" Nor
recently, At Columbus, he Ia reported TO
have offered hts discharge. horse and equipments 60
any man Who would whip him IN fair nsh,. Iio was
we'll known horse sporting and desprBdo, but
had gained wonderful reputation for pluck which be
welded the most intense satisfaction OF his followers
The San joaquin Repubiicon rays thu Gcncc y
Chatham kept, IN 1s<y. gambling house on O. a
stockton, about where the Jenny Ind now rf
was burned out at the drst large Ore in Thai
thcu kept the Hotel do Mexico. Anerward
XIII | of gambling saoon about whore n
now stands, Chatham went East alb 80
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tennessee cavalry.
Many buildings have been taken in Nashville for hospital
purposes.
Grsa. numbers Of tho wounded are now being
brought in.
The river Is falling, and there are now only eighteen
inches tho shoals.
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE FOURTH DAYS ENGAGEMENT.
Repulse of the Left Wing Of
Rosecrans' Army.
Murfreesbnro Not Occupied
by Our Troops.
Additional Names of the Killed
and Wounded,
&c., &C.. 90.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. s. 1903
relegraphic Communication 10 restored between hcrs
and Nashville
10 reported that General Bragg was killed to-day.
Thsreshas been fighting all day, but particulars arc
given.
Our forces are advsucn, and tho rebels are falling
back across stones river.
The following ofncers are wounded slIshtly:-
Colonel Miller.
Colonel Blach, Of the Fortieth Indiana.
Lieutenant Colonel Nen :.
Colonel Hull.
Captain Pate. N.
has beop raining heavily all day in the vicinity OF the
battle field.
There heavy cannonsding to-day until noon sOA<n
~ rebels attacked LEI wing, and we were terribly re-
pulled
There was very little lighting to-day.
Our forces do not yet occupy Murfreesboro.
The rebels attacked destroyed our hospital building
on Thursday. 3Eazaasss .as,ss n.sSS,..
The rebels arc being strongly reinforced from tho reb
army Al Richmond.
Tsere was spirited engagement At Lavsrgne to-day
bstwesn tho mechanics and engineers. under Colonel
Innis and General whea.Ons rebel cavalry. Tho latter
were routed with the loss Of thirty three killed.
All contrabapds captured by the rebels on the union
wagon srs!ns srs Immediately shot. Twenty, thus killed.
ar. III 8 10 fsii1:s.ss4s Siis
MAJOR ssmmer and Captain King, who were being
conveyed away wounded from the battle field in an
suance were captured by the rebels taken fsur miles
away and then paroled and thrown out on the road.
General Which 10 not killed, but is wounded and =
prisoner.
Yesterday General Roscsrans personally took command
Of the Fourth United States cavalry and attacked General
wheeler's robsl cavalry, who were Gu, 10 pieces and
utterly routed.
Captain Mack, chief Of artillery, and General Tho.
mas star, is MORALLY wounded
despatch from Colonel Anderson TO headquarters here
| Says
We have whipped the rebels decidedly and are At
road.
E' NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 8, 1853.
Colonel Mckee is reported killed.
Our loss OF officers Is heartrending.
The fighting today has been light n closed last
evening with terrible slaughter OF tho enemy.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 3-5P N.
Tho nrst days fighting all our way, but the
right wing OF army fought itself into bad position.
The third day repulscd the rebels with terrible
slaughter, ourselves sustaining but slight loss
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Total number Of isscngers arrived by above -csges
4,Go7. There ferry from Aspinw,l wi,k
7,s2l California pssssnsc-s, not included In tho
IN 1850 there arrived from 10 cgu ports sS, ycSses
with l2o 827 passenger.
In 1867 20, wth. 80 loJ
In 1902. ,Ss7 with - Goa
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