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pr. pLrAsANr, sept. 20. ls0s.

Ma. EpIroR;--Mr. X. v. Fhsley is
expecting the Foreigners votes in Ma
son and Hartford Cities at The ensuing
election, as he publicly asserts They
(lhe said Foreigners do not care whe!h'
er the Constitution is torn to damned
rags or not"
Mr.. WhAley is mistaken in regard to
the Foreign vote. In la;ge circle OF
my foreign acquaiatauces, am glad to
say, have met With but one who was
not an unconditional Union man | sin
cerely trust they will sustain their pFin,
ciples, and whenever they have an oP-
Portunity 20 vote TO cast it in favor of an
unconditional Union man.
A FOREIGNER.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
SENATORIAL CARD.

Fd'or.C a';cas IF lie III Senatorial
District Of YES! Ttrgioia:-The Consti"
tuition provides that ouo-haliof the first
Senators elected, shall serve but Que year
from January lsl, 1868, and that the
Senate shall determine by lot who shall
have the long term, and who the short
Que, so that you will have one Senator
to elect at your regular election in DC.
tober, next. |, therefore, adopt this
method of announcing myself, once
more as a candidate for that high and
honorable position, which am at
present trying to Gil for the bes interest
Of our New State.
]. NJ. PHELDS.
Apnusl p7lh 1874 n
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.P0Iy7 PLEASANT ACADEMY

PIT. PLEASANT, MASON CO., W, V,
THE Winter term of thi, Institution will
commence on Monday, October 10Th 1868.
Terms for the session Of FIVE months, in the
lower branches, including Arithmetic and
Enolisb Grammar IS 90
Aud for the higher branches %
Halfthe tuition fee to be psid at tho middle
of the Session, and the remainder Mt the close.
All scholars will be charged at the date Of
entrance. No deduction viii be made for alb
scnce unless in case Of protracted Sickness
Cost of fuel extra.
Oct | 81. U, PRlBBLE, Principal.
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A FOREIGNER

EyThe attention Of parents is dlrec'
ted to the advertisement Of the Point
Pleasant Academy. The winter sess-
ion OF 20 weeks will commence on Mon
day, October 18th, Mr.. Pribble is a
COOL teacher and deserving of patron
age.
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RESTAURANT.


HAVE opened restaurant in the basement
Of the three story building on the Public Square
Gallipolis, Ohio, known as the Fisher Star
Hou c, and Immediately above the Book Store
Meals can be had Mt MI ours and at reasora-
bic prices Fresh oysters always on hand du-
ring the season and served up 70 suit the Gus
toner The attention ofthe public is respect
fully invited TO this room.
Gollipo's. Ohio, Oct. 60.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept mber lG. 1868.

WEDNESDAY, Sept, mb'r lG 1868.
FLOUR-Fcom 81 5OG5 50 per bbl.
W.EAT-Wbile wheat, 55c@l 90,
red 10000.
CORNING qoo'5 at 65G7o cents,
POrATOEj-Nyw are selling at soc
10 81 COP busbe.
GROCERIES Coffee, 370lO cts.
Sugar brown Is cts, white 20 cts. per
pound; MoIa,scs 80 cents per gallon;
Golden Strip 81 90; Rice l2l cts. per
pound.
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MANrEp... CoRREsPoNpENcE

DY twoyoung gentlemen, between The ages
ID oflSand 81, with the same number OF
young ladies. 0blect--inn, love friendship or
Inc result, or anything else thar will tend TO
dispel ennni Photographs desired
But,emut or Secesh ladies' need not apply, as
their epistlcs will not DC swered
address. T.B SMITH aud
HENRY WATSON,
Box 81, Poipt Pleasant, West Va.
septl7-Sm'
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sPRIGG HOUSE.
waEELINq. wEsr HIReINIA
DR.. Thos. Bruss, Proprietor.

UT' HU9' d W07' i 'VFII'tVI'
1J'Tuis large aud splendid Hotel, having
been thoroughly repaired aud furnished
throughout with entire new furniture. Is now
open Tor the accommodate on of the public, -
Terms moderate. TOct e.
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August 27lh, 1861

Mr Filter: Please announce Capt.
ALBERT f, MoCOWN, as candi.
date to represent the Nh Senatorial Dis
ttic, Of West Virginia, in the State Sem
ate, and obligc,
MANY VOTERS.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

FNRANING and PAPER HANGING The
VI undersigned would respectfully call the
attentions all who may have anything to do
in his line. Prompt attention given to all
work in the country in the above line Ny
motto is commence, finish satisfactorily get my
pay and drive on. -
Point Pleasant, West Va, July l6-ma-lS
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EAGLE MILLS,
II. j. BENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to The high price of coal, Dc, !
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing It can have their wheat cx.
changed on Fridays,
Ich'rgc the eighth for grinding wheat and
the finh for grinding com.
ll-rOonc on Friday or Saturday II You want
70 BIZ sure Of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on the KOnawha river, and
wishing toscnd their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purpoe ~ having ground or eXchan,
ecd and not wishing 10 cohCwith Il, can send
itdown on some Of the boats with Instructions
by letter and viii have Il hauled up TO the
Mill and back FREE OF CHARGE.
GRAIN.
1FThc highest market price paid iorwhcat
and corn at allimos.
Juncl9 ly.nlb
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NOTICE.
AuDlroR's OFFICE.
WHEELING. August 90, 1863, !
,ScnnoL Gnnllnissinrer e nf Tie Rnrt
NOTICE.


70 tie Scaool Commissioners of tic Seuc-
raj counties IF tie STATE:
GESrLrMrv:-Many letters having been re-
ceiveii al this oiiic6moRiug inquiries about the
Capitaton Tax. by the act OF the General As.
sCmbly Of Virginia, passed January 3Olh, 1868
directed to be returned to the several counties
in the sOmeproportion that each county paid
it into the treasury of the State, for the infor-
nation of all whom 1t may concern, ] will
state that there was left in the treasury Of the
State some twenty odd thousand dollars Of the
fund; but TIL books and paper, of the late Az
ditor's Office by an act of the Legislature the
State through Governor Foreman having been
delivered over to Governor Piorpoint aud pla-
ced beyond my reach nm unable TO ascer-
tain the exact amount Of the fund that is due
to eachcounty. Nor do know where the mo
ncy is, but do know that left it in the treas
ury Of the old State, aud il It has not been
paid 10 the counties it is not the fault of your
Auditor. The books Of the old Auditors of.
fee alone will show the proper amount. due to
each county. | can buttcliovc that the Logis.
lature will soon attend 10 The subject
Yours, SAMUEL CRANE,
Auditor Of the State Of West Virginia
Sept lO-9w,
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iREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS--.THE
REBELS In FULL RETREAT

GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS--.THE
REBELS IN FULL RETREAT,
NTOW while our yictorol. boy 5 are foil ow-
v ing up theirh won victories, come my
couulrymen to their help and let us crush out
this great rebellion so that We can have peace
again in our once happy country Now isthe
time to strike. Your country calls for help
Do not turn deaf ear and say there is plenty
20 gowilhout me: hut come out like men,
Don't compel Your country TO resort TO n draft.
Now boys cry with loud voice and fairly
make tho woods ring with your shouts whc
ON your .N9r to jc:Rtke Thisl iiginin Cayal,
ry, now being recruited at Point Pleasant, W.
va, whore You eau get the best chance set of
lercl, Bounty 500 500 and one months pay
IN advance, when mustered in Don't let this
chance Slip TO get into good company, where
the best arms, horses and equipments, win be
furnished this company. This company is be.
ing raised expressly for the protection Of your
homes along the border
Capt DAVID i. WOLF,
LIST Lieut. JAS. p. MATTHEW,
2i Lieut. HENRY A. WOLF.
July 23nol0f
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R. S. BLAIR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL attend the Courts of Mason county at
w its regular Terms. All business en-.
trusted to hi care will receive prompt aten-
ton Address, Il. 5 BLAIR, Richie o. H.,
West vs.. Sept 10 ls63-ly.
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BAKERYI

HAVING bought the store and Bakery cstab.
III lishment of Mr.. Henry Graft, we will still
continue to carry on the Baking business at
the old stand on the corner, opposite the Vir.
gnia House Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, &c,
always on hand Orders to furnish social par
ties promptly attended 10.
In connection with the above we have good
stock Of CIR ceries, &C. We also keep good
quality of ale on hands, We ask for share Of
the public patronage.
JOHN TRIGGER L co.
August 81 ~ 1868.
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Mn, Eplron.-You will please announce
JOHN l.. SEBRELL, as candidate for As
scsor for District No /. Mr.. Sebrc, Isl sound
Union and Administration man, and we know
he is in every way qualified for that office,
MANY UNION MEN.
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Mn. EnlroR,--You will please announce
EDMOND f. ROSEBERRY, as candidate.
for the Office of Assessor for District No aud
- UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

No. log Main street Wheeling, Ave doors
above NJ. d NJ, Bank, same side.
Dec. Is, '62-yl. j. G. ORR q co.
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the hre on both sides slackened and t;naIIv
ceased at dark, the battle having rassS
eleven hours The loss of life nm ts,. "a
70 eohsidefable. The field is comparstiysIv
limited The$Whole casualty list tbot a.!
excluding captures, did not exceed 6erhoIs5
one thousand and Eve hundred, ofwbom
not more than Oue.fourth were Killed
rms IS attributable to the care taken m
make our men lie down. The enemy's loss
must have been more severe but nmonn,
our losses we mourn such noble aonIs &c
General Sill, General August Which. Col
Garesehe, Colouel Minor Millikiu, lat Ohio.
Cavalry Col. Hawkins, 18Th Ohio; Colonel
k'kee, Sd Kentucky; Colonel German. 5fb
kentucky Colonel Kell, I'd Ohio Lieuten-
ant Colonel Shepherd, 18th Regulars,: Ma.
l9r Carpenter, 18th Regulars; Captain
Eagarlon, Isl Ohio Battery, and his two.
Lieutenants, aud many more. -, .
No other Generals hurt. Among opr
wounded are, General Kirk, General Van
Cleye, SO reported; Colonel Moody. 74tb
Ohi9r who established q splendid rennts-
ton; Colonel cassidy, e9td Ohio; Colonel
hingr lst regiment regulars; Majors Foot,
hIcher, Slemmers, llth regiment; CAPTAINS
Bell, Wise, Barry, Mcdonnell, Power and
York, and Lieut.. McAlister, 18th regulars:
Major Townsend, 18Th regulars; Captniu
Lang 4th regular cavalry; Lieute6ants
Mcclellan, MilIers aud Foster, 9Th Ohio.
When the battle closed, the enemy occG-
pied ground which was ours in the morn
ing, and the advantage. Their object in
Rttacklng was 10 cut us of from Nashville:
they almost succeeded, They had played
tnetr DID game. II McCook's corps had
held more firmly against Hardee's corps
aud Cheatham,s, when he fought, Rose
Grams plan Of battle would have succes-
AT dark they had heavy force on our
right, leading to the belief that they in
tended to pursue. Their cavalry, mean.
time, was excessively Troublesome, cutting
deeply into our train behind us, and We
had not cavalry enough to protect orr
selves the 4th regulars made one splen-
did dash at them. capturing sixtyi5eyen
and releasing five hundred prisoners .tEl ey
had taken IfromHus. The enemy! took .
large number. attg .45r et---,
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FoRTY.sEvENTff aoH1o Rfer,JEV1

~ - FoItrY.sEHENTH OHIO RfGISiENTc IN
D4Td g Broekmap. private Gge24 year, hsiEh,
SleGt e1z inGhea; complexion dark Ives blacS bait
paek born In DYeEpUOlI sl9nsiAGtIl Ijon m.
knoHn.- q t.sc-.f n, r.. ~ W.
gaia private, age % years. height feet
com eyes blue lair ffRit born
N " Occupation 40 6hgirSr tifii
SSf 81 e1Sogls private ego 95 Jear4 .hoight
ught born ID Bavaria, 0ccupati5h q kfior. -
.0Antst HesEle, private, age as yeSr3 bsi1bt csI
y 1t, Soi light, eyes gray, hGt brown born
In SWit1eFiand, occupation cigar mixer
Charles W. HoFslgy, ptiTate See II beitht K n 4
iAsneS eemplexton light, eyes blue hiF iiFft. horn
n SlpfeSn4ati " occupation carpeIeF i ~ n =, :
SnATleS j. Jackson, private, age % year. hripbt
1eet % inches, complexion IRht De- Blue sbsir
4lSnI, pSEn In Chesapeake by 6coup3i6n 4 SFoJ
Elitsea = hqe'lAnd, seEGOant, ago 2years. heirbt
ieos ~ lnehea complexion dark, eies blue iinir
G4AtkI porn IN baltimore, Maryland! Seetnatt6n
HA!HnLlBnL.i y 5GgtdN Hu5 10 I ll4a STTT'TI :
Miltam O. tgEis, alias Irish, priyatk ago % war.
nsiBnt leet ~ inches, compley ION tIt
hair black, born IN New Yot CITY n
tAfmer.i En yuN ,6IiHI55J ~ IEI' sffFG4 81
3ac9p leopard, priyske, aga q yearsihkiRht fsst
!h9Iae5 e9mpisSion, dark, eyes grail hair blaeiI
ooEn n C4neinhae, o, bechpaEib a InShiniEf rNr1
4lonEa steer private, age % years lgi9ht s. fart
iiN iPrhee, complexion dark uSea Rrny hSiT, bIaS
P3En N bSe9Lille, q, occupation . cigar 1aksr
Anaer tLaVtoS ptiVlEe, age - YEAR heigbk q
tneneA complexion Dark SyeSJ hazel lhSif1 bIscil
unknown, QecupAti9n an eaRI -
-, 5ogeph saler, private, age 2QiYeaTa heyht fat
70 eompieSoh Light, eyeS hthe, hai4 dSrf M,
IN ngtnhA0, VI pesqpatIoh dtInCf N OF! iii
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OFFICE OF PloyosT MARSHAL GlS. or VA,

=. WHAsIINVl Va. UIc Of IoDasI
He following soldiers are reported absent with.
ont leave. They will return mEnedlatsi yyto du-
=! Of II arrested, will be treated AZ dssertefs
JOS. DARR. ia
J Anj. and Provost Marshal Gen. for Va.
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HEAESUARTPRs OF THE Picket RE. n
ERvh NEAR KING GEoRnR G. 81 V, I

sERVl NEAR KING GEORoE C. H. Va
December the gath, 1862,
70 he Fatkef Of Capt. 2. Breat SuSar;ng., !,
Your son, Capt. 4 Brent swearings,
Assistant Adjutant General Of JacEsSp','
brigade, Penn, Reserves, was shot ,broSsb
the left breast at the battle of Frsderict !.
burg. and was left on the battle field. He
was brought to my house and has received
good attention ever since. He desires me
TO say that you must not be uneasy abont
him he is doing we'll; his wound has
been very painful, but is now considered
out=Of dagger He has the best medical
attention.
While on picket, on tho 25tb, on the
Rappahanuock river, twenty-five miles be.
low fredericksburg, the above gentleman
-, came to the shore and reouested
me to send you these few lines through him
to let you know where and how your aon
was. he hallowed across the river, and
take great pleasure in writing you these
few lines Excuse this writing, for il ia
very cold on the fingers. l-Tr771 " :
aai Yonr humble servant,
/ Ea CHARLES H. SrrNaRR.
Company /, 9th PennsyIvania Cavalry
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From an oeoasIOnal O0rre.pOnden..
THE BATTLE BETWEEN RosEScRASs ANp
H'i41 u- BRAGG. 'A''NN 8.

| .Ha
BRAGG.
1T -, NASHVILLE, January J.,
Tue greatest battle OF modern times is
now raging near Murfreesboro The ar
mics of Rosecrans and Bragg are holly en-.
gagged There was heavy sktrrntshi6p On
Monday, aud a battle in eafnest on Tuesday
andfwednesday, to be continued and end.
ed To-day. On Tuesday The rebels attack
ed 5McCook on'the right wing, and drove
him, In some confusion, two miles. Dh-
ring that day our whole army lost some
ground. ~ .f.rrr 80 ~ - n :
There was awful lighting done on Wed
nesday morning. R ,secraus attacked and
drove them some distance, With great car.
mage. The movements we're in charges
upon batteries and infantry .columus.
Yesterday LWednesdsyl forenoon Rose
Grams massed his batteries into park of
nssFly one hupdred cannon, and let them
ipto the enemy'saceutFe. in, The latter tried
to charge and take them, and such sIaugh
ger as then took place. of the rebels is 1n-
known in history.r They failed, aud re-
treated. yesterday noon, leaving the glori-
Of the battlefield. ~
No general lighting yesterday afternoon.
5enerai .RosecraNs keeping the woods and
roads allVe with shells. The suppoSition
here is, that theenemy are DosteIl for. a finai
stand on Stone River, near Aiurfreesborot
H9d-the-struggls will eliminate to-day
The three days, lighting already one Il the
most awful to be conceived ThonsAnds
Of men are Killed aDd desperetsly wounded,
The WOODS land,rOads ARE lined with ex.
hsusted and ,cowaFdly ,stragglers Of both
armies. TheforGes, Of each, AZ the outset.
were t estimated at bout seventy thousand,
al told proPAbly Bragg had ten thousand
tue most, OF cavalry and iconscripts. The
tennessee ISl3 se and Kentucky rebel troops
.topgp btllEe myers. The Union army were
aeFnes, almostito man, have ailist, of
over forty Union Generals, Colonies. and
Captains killed, and as m6sy rSSIe Ivbo srs
woundedl which twill perfect and send I'd
you in my next sNisi iis t-TisesA g5.J a y
Icii1al. CRptT n. Brent SyVearinEen.
This soldier, who was, reported killed al
the, battle of FrederiCksburg,.Re are able
to report in e fair way of recovery, The
Philadelphisa Lnqursr of the LIST inst, has
the following in dispatch from Freder.
icksbufg: So bGIs Ju9d To4 /
II has been ascertaiped by Gag of ttnes
lslhats Capt. Swenringeu, Aid TO the2lIte
Brlgaqier Genefal Jackson. who was a.
ported ikIlled in the GattlelpE the 18th, waI
only wounded and captured. He Is now;
doing well at farm house, about four
miles ilei, IN mt the front,
1--we are also pleased to print thefoll6w ~
ing from q Chaplain in the rebel = aF INV
who was acquainted with the circumsta J
ceg in which the CaptainiiB now placed 80
.AoAslt i'm J II Hzsi 4'c5s9s
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Receivers Notice.
NoRIHwlsTERr BAgE7oY yTRoIrI, :

2UEte9 hoRIHWEsEERH BANKoY VIRsIyII.- : =
....., Wheeling, Dec.,2S, 1862 r.
'A N MEETING OF TIE sFooK EToIn
tS o. TINS Hank for the election of SIT 1re"t'
N y me Parent Bank, and i've for each Of The
~ 1S9 Il ha ths tEapaletpn Of such other bnSrnes
a AZ before the meeting, win ia held
~ ~ king House In Wheeling On TITFsnTIS
tSe ;9-s DAY or JANUARY next bsin.,,
~. = t1eSday q that month; the eIeetIcT,t e. ca
eleven O'Clock A. n md cloS- 50 , ISsu
josS5 ~, ~ order Of the Board ~ 50
S''''-'ll Jan49 D. LANE, Cashier
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CONRANYE

Robert Trnxler; private, age is years height
complexion light, eyes duo, hair ishr
DoEn IN yeekson CO. ., enlisted a. jackson C III.
ErIGTunt eill hmm ~ .Lnilnrl.L hmm In
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George Grpdisr, private, age - years, height Fl.
inch, Compilation Eaudy, eyes blue, hair Ssatdy.
born N Washington co. Ojenlsted at Salem, O oc,
:, Nat Goodman, private age 10 years height feet
~ inches, cOmpieSi6ni fair, eyes dark mir daTk
posn In washington co, o. enlisted at Salon, o. 0cca
~ X Antcheson, private, age 81 years, height n
~ inches, complexion dark, eyes blue hait troftn
Va occupation y farmer - :. = 81
John Silkep, private, age % years, height feet
complexion fair eyes brown, hair br5Vgn, born in
MheelnBb Va, enlisted ut Salem, O. oecnpafiSr a
4ifFlner. a ~. ..--l .nE.Lat-- - - L-i..---
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coNrLNrc

oh3rtSa u King private, age Is years, height 8 n
complexion dark, eyes gray, hair 6iUcE bora in 1th
ems county, Ohio, enlisted at ALBANY, Ohio oocupa
Tho@as I. Newconb. private, age 25 years. bsybt
lsSt 10 Inches complexion ligHt, eyes blue, lair
3VFn IN ColnmDian' county, Ohio, eulistsdat
Ai55anI, Ohio, occupation farmer, -
conn Scadden, private, age 90 years height feet
inches, complexion dark eyes blue, hair ilFht
occupation a farmer. = ->-1 ~
niiIiam aekee private, age IS years, height #
~ inches complexion dark, eyes gray, hair dark,
porn IN Solunlbana co, o, enlisted at Albany DOC.
cupatiOn cooper. - ~ W.
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cONPANYE.

Samuel W. Edwards, private, ago 10 ySara. height
ooIn, BORN In NewPort, 9, enlisted at WoodsGeld O.
James N Henderson, prisate, age % years, height
feet, complexion Light, eyes ray hair light b6rn
N Athens CO. o. enlisted at PurEers6urg Va occupa.
Ezekiel hayward, private, ago rs years height :.
inches complexion light, eyes blue hair dark born
IN Belmont co, o, enlisted at WoodsfeId O. occuna-
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THE FIenT oNL NEw YEAa's pAY.


General Rosecrans determined r., ba,ir,
the attack this morning, and obeteCI
furionsly with our left at dawn, Tho sne.
N.Y. however, would not retire, and The
oSttie7Worked tharway.a At eleven o'clock
matters were not fatteriDg on either side
Al twelve O'Clock our artillery, new sun
plies OF ammunition having arrived, was
tnHssed, aud u terrible fire opened. The
enemy began to give way, General Thomas
pressing on their centre, and Crittend en-
advancing on their left. The battle was
more severe at that hour than it had been.
and the result was yet doubtful.
Both sides were Uneasy; but determined
General Rosecrans feels its importance
iull y. If he is defeated, it will be badly.
BECAUSE he will fight as fong as he has a
brigade. If he is victorious, the enemy
VIII De destroyed AT this hour we are
badly, but most of theui. were heroes. T
II believe all our troops but Walkers
brigade, consisting tof the l7thrapd 3Ist
ONO, and two othcrs regiments were in
Wedneslsys's. battles those named being
on guard but they were engaged to day.
Ihe enemy seemed fully as numerous as
we. They did not use as much artillery,
Generals Joe Joe Johnson and Bragg were
in commando s1.GfH iots55 e
III Prisoners say they lost largely. iaa
General McGopk wasibrsvs 70 a fault and
selt7nossessed. 1GAH He narrowly .escaped
death maly. times. His horse was. killed
IlIf5iaE hH,at,.a hnEt. he
tlaethug. 15ld.i4 ,fsc al:
u:l5 O'oLOcKi A.. Mo later tidings
of to-day's battle. Rebel cavalry are. des-
troying our wagon train on Murtreesboro
Pike, Tonight.
ADDITIONAL CAsUAITIEs.-Killed:. Col
onei Stein, lo1st Ohio; Lieut.. Col. Mckee.
18Th Wisconsin; Col. AlmaIde, 21st Iii.
ker, 3lst Ohio, Commanding brigade Col.
Harrington, 2Tth Illinois; Capt. JOIN john
son, 18th Wisconsin. a'iusf -fHf7E, no
Wounded: Gen. Rousseau, slightly; Gen.
Wood, severely, Lieut.. Colonel, IOlSt Ohio,
badlyi Col. Carlin, 38th Illinois, command
ing brigade; Capt. Oscar F. Mark, acting
Inspector General of Thomas staff, Sc.
yeFely'; Capt, Douglas, 18th Regulars. 4
.iuuia tEe .,=5u4asi.fir VI. D.iB:
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THlRTY-sIxEn Quo REGIMENT.

Ifaynt I'll; t3t7s coNPAAI A. Vs. IT, irs -il
James Badgely, private age 25 years, height n
ineheS, eomPleIipn light, eyes blue, hair bro v7n,
Ohio, occupation farmer. --''''' set4'
Isaae BadGSly, pHEate5 age % yeara hsJgbt h n s
ms, complexion light eyes blne hair bfaS-n- born
occupation d farmer - 't'-f>'@-- f'li-'
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James b. Allen, private, age IS v ars, height 6 r.
Jackson county, D enlisted at oakhiIl o. occupation
Andrew J. Price, private, age 81 years, height n
Dorm In Jackson co.. o. enlisted at iOaEhil o. 6ccn,
complexion light, eyes blue hair light. Born in
Wellington county, o, enlisted at Marietta o, occu
patton q faImer. Mm.- ..-r- LII IL n t-.l'--Ss