Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08
RebsfhAid ou Cant.n. .Ill Union man killed

Sd, Dash towards Petersburg by portion Ol i MeClelian's army; the enemy fed, leaving theil 1 wounded
 4,h, A draft for seo,eoo troops ordered by the President
 9th. Rebel attack on Baton Rouge repulsed | Fights at White Oak Swamp, Malvern HiIl and New Market; rebels routed and fed 42e taken prisoners Usion loss 20 killed and twoGndea Gen Robert McCock murdered by guerillai ] xt Dechara, Tenn
 9th, Rebel ram Arkansas destroyed I 9th. Battle of Cedar Mountain Va. between Banks and Jack son; Union loss l500 killed !wauntled and missing Col Chapman of the 5tl Conn wounded Fight at Farewell between Gen. De Concey'. brigade and Stevensons rebel division. Union loss 3 killed, l5 wounded, 57 taken prisoners Rebel loss, 250r killed and wounded. Union forces captured 2l3 wagon loads of forage and 70 horses.
 llth. Col. McNeil had skirmish with rebe auerillas in Missouri 300 of them killed Un ion loss 8 killed and 25 wounded
 Independence, N. O.. captured by rebel guer rillas; 2e Union soldiers killed. 1 18th. Collision of two steamers on the Poto mac 73 convalescent soldiers drowned.
 18th. Fight between Federals and guerrillas near Mammoth Cave, Tenn. fs0l guerllas esp tured.
 Horrible Indian outrages in Minnesota. | Harrison's Landing evacuated by Gen. Mo Clellan.
 l7,h. Col. (now Gen.) Corcoran released, and arriving in Washington.
 18th. Gen. Pope retreated to the Rappahan. mock.
 2o,h. Fight at Laurel Bridge, Ky rebels skedaddled. k,d 1~,<I <I,T 22d. Raid by the rebels on Gen. Pope's head. quarters, but were repulsed by Gen. Sigel.
 24th. Rebels retreated from the Rappahan- mock.
 20 h. Skirmishing in several parts of Ken lucky; Unipnists victorious in each fight.
 27th. Serious fight at Kettle Run, Va; Me Clellan, Burnside and Pope united their forces.
 18th. Second battle of Bull Run. Fede ral defeat in Kentucky Joss 800 te 2,000.
 3Uth. Third battle of Bull Run. Union loss 5000, Rebel loss l6,Ooo.
 City Point, James river, destroyed. SEPTEMBER lst. Engagement at Chantilly near Fairfax Court House, between portions of Gems. Ropes and Jacksons commands. Gems. kearney and Stearns killed Unon loss heavy {; ! final repulse of the rebels.
 Major Lippcrt obtained success in South. east Missouri captured number of prisoners anu HI tuS UuSSoSS ot tuC CuOulf.
 2d. All quiet along tue Poton,ac. Gen. Me Clellan reviewed tue troops
 4,h. The rebels crossed the Potomac into Ma rylaud. Acqueddct Canal destroyed.
 5th Gen. Pope resigned.
 7,h. Union victory at AaEtinsburg, Va; 50 taken prisoners.
 9th. Cavalry charge at Poolesyille, Md; a success, and the enemy routed; Union loss kill I'd and s wounded.
 10th. Enemy evacuated Frederick City, and mosed to Hagerstown.
 Battle at Harpers Ferry; defeat and slaugh. ter of the rebeis.
 llth. Desperate fighting ia Western Virginia; Charle town destroyed. 700 rebels killed Qmon- loss killed and Ia7-
 l4,h. Battle at Middletown.v Va; Federal loss .30aD; Gen. Reno killed; rebel loss l5,O0O.
 10th and l7th. Battles Qf .Sharpsburgh and Antie,am terrible fighting and great loss of life not less t.an 10 900 killed ell either side.
 l7th. Battle at Centerville; :; Union success.
 18th. Fight at u-k a, Miss; ' Federal vic t " loss about 400 on each side.
 zOth. Suzrel.der Sf HaEper's Ferry. 25th. krilliant reconnaissance made by DOT ,tion of the lst New York Artillery, who cross ed the Potomac at Reyn Ids Ford and captured 400 Engish riaes aud brass F pounder riaed cannon. The rebels retEessed without firing . shut.
 zs,h Gen. Nelson shot by Gen. Davis, at Louisville
 Intelligence received that Gen. Morgan had evacuated Cumberland Gap op the l7th. and with his entire force fell back to the Ohio river.
 Gen. Sthai;s advance brigade took the town of Warrenton aud captured l.209 rebels.
 OCTOBER lst. Slight skirmiah between. our troops and the rebels at Fern Church Fede- rals successful.
 Gen. Pleasenton attacked the rebels at Mar tinsbNegh. sheiied the town !; rebels routed and fled several prisoners taken.
 Brig. Gen. Rodman died at Hagerstown of wounds received at Aniietam.
 Sharp skirmish at Floyd's Fork, between Gen. Stiles advanced and 1000 rebel cavalry enemy repulsed twice 40.000 round of ammu- ton captured.
 Rebels routed at Shelbeyville.
 Sumner army on Boliver Heights reviewed by President Lincoln.
 2a. Skirmish u, Norshoe, Mo-, between Kan sas troops and rebels; Union troops obliged to retire.
 Sd and 4lh. Fighting at Corinth.; enemy re- pulsed and fled. leaving their dead and wounded on our hands. Their loss was 20 to ] of ours
 Skirmshing in Kentucky; Unionists yictori- ous.
 Bardstown, Ky, evacuated and taken pos. session of by our forces.
 A company of the 54th Pennsylvania Volun teers altac and captured b. the rebels At the sa,ne time the rebel camp was captured by Union cavalry force 50 prisoners, pieces of cannon, 10 wagons, 60 horses, and lots oi small arms taken.
 General Schofeld advanced upon the rebels estimated at l5.00O strong. at Newtonia, Mis- souri. and after two hours Sighting, broke and scattered them.
 Scotts rebel cavalry cut of and destroyed . company of the 9th Kentucky cavalry, who have not been heard of since.
 s,h. Lexington, Kentucky, evacuated by the rebels.
 Large supply train, several cannon and other valuables, under CO., maud of lmboieris, . no ted rebel guerilla, captured.
 8th. Great fight ut PsrysEille, Kentucky i; enemy repuised with great loss Federal loss. 500 killed, 2,spO wounded, and 400 prisoners ]; rebel loss ,440 killed, including ge,aerzlls l4 colonels, and 10 lieutenant colonels. Gen. Sthal captured 50 or 60 prisoners at AL die. together with several alnbuIances and wag-