, 1863-10-02
FROM R0SECRAAs' ARMY.

Thursday last, he captursds near Springfield
Station, tWo teams Of four mules each.
FROM R0SECRAAs' ARMY.
Matters atNashyille and Vicinity
WAsu13GToS, Oct. 1.~~Ar7angements for
the prompt communication between Chatta-
nooga and Washington are now perfected.
1t is not supposed here In military circles
that any serious impediments will interfere
with the reinforcing Of the army Of the Gum-
beriand.
New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The He,a1ta1's Wash
!: iDgton dispatch says:
1t Ia understood that Ger. Halleck has
volpminous dispatches from Gen. Rosec1ans,
CT 7ery satisfactory character, but Improper
Tor publication ut present. The enemy i1as
made no denomination for several days.
REBEL ACCOUNTS VIA RICHMOND:
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. S0.-The' Rich
mona papers of the 2Sth and Goth have the
following:
ATLANTA, ecpt. 26.-0ur lines extend
around Chattanooga, within striking distance
Of the enemy. Our forces arc we'll up In
front. On Wednesday our cavalry occupied
Cooper's Gap, on Lookout mountain. The
mountain Is now held BY General Long,trset,
Who commands the river and railroad below
Chattanooga. Our loss In killed ard wound
cd will not exceed l2,000. The cnemy's loss
will reach rs 900.
On Thursday the enemy made two attempts
on cur lines. They we're driven back both
times to their entrenchmcnts-
FROM TIE WISCONSIN COMMISSION.
MADISON, Sept. S0.-A letter from Dr..
Wolcott and his associate surgeons, who
have gone forward to the army Of the Cum
berland-the Inter consisting Of Drs. Kiss
ling, Mcclure. Dodge, Wiley, Gordeu and
Congratulated Nashville, 26th, announces
their ar1iValat that place the day previous.
Dr.. Wo1cott informs the. Governor that most
of the medical force at. Nashville and Mbf-
fieesboco had gone forward to the front ut
The time Of this battle, md few were left to
teke caro- Of the great number Of wounded
arriving daily at Nashville. Two thoueand
cf these had already arrived. at the urgent
solicitation of the Medical Director, DR..
Clinainin, Dr.. ". and his party wcEt to
work Immediately 3. Nashville, and aided, the
night before his. letter, in dressing the
wounds, &C., Of several hundred OF the
wounded.
THE INDIANA WOUNDED,
IspIASAroLls, Sept. 3D.-The following let
ter from the Chief Surgeon Of the corps Of
volunteer surgeons dispatched By Gov. Nor
Hna 3va3 Hv-
| Aaiutant General Noble:
| BHIDoEroRT, ALA, Sept. 2i, 1868
| s1K; I have the honor to report our safe
| nr1iya1 here ut IL O'Clock last night. Our
| company numbers fourteen surgeons. i'm
1nedlately on arriving reported to Col. Smith,
sAltcr, his Medical Director, who requested
shat at once some Of my corps Of surgeons be
assigned to duty, large number Of wounded
having arrived during the day and evening.
| Four Of tic gentlemen at once volunteered
tor duty, end worked faithfully during the
ing, At the request Of the Medical Director,
three of them mere assigned permanently to
duty at this place. We 60 to the front In a
few minutes, where We learn re are much
needed. The surgeons comprising the party,
am glad to add, are good men and ready to
| work.
From MI we can gather, Gen. Rosecrans Is
[ holding his own, but at tho cost Of desperats
fighting. The army, we are assured, Is in
splendid plight tor lighting, and all are CON
ldeut Of ultimate complete success. It ia
pretty clearly ascer:aiued that Gen. Burnside
has Effected Junction with General Rose
craus.
Large trains Of the men slightly wounded
are constantly arriving, and are being Tor
~u1ded as rapidly as possible by rail to
fsnt hSmG, On 2,aaa Is "a; = - i practicable.
You Yoa1 e4s most nfeSa obeaisnt Il 9a servant,
Gro: ". cL1rr1SaEH.
nashville, sept. s7.-rhe following are
ea,. f,h.+to - 49, 1.s.,t.,a - 49, 80.
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since the report Of yesterday:
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ii; Jno pale, E s5ih ID; 1eitz, & $at9 I'd
GoushsE 4'th l, Ini II 9l15sases G. 115th It = L
Att yohn s heTan d. aaf9 M 11;th D9n IL eTefnsy
bert, ?, 18Th NJ Joseph Brennan, e,
nth u; E nr5aat. g, 9th II "; II. 4
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Il. Mantes. +, Oil nd; Pa!I Hayes, c: s9t6 I'D;
HaIyey, 9, stt5 1nd; pay1d vt. =, S3tn ~, IL
Ihoe GreenW cod y. "a ina 1qo fray, =, S3s9 3s
| AS.tAA~4 -
95i III; j Il Edmoade, Z, l15ta ri; Geo Gasaway,
Il, 18th III; D F Gale, G. 96th u y Lopg, =
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Wis: L Bauman, 4. 18th ST.. = Cook, E, dstf
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GER + 83th !na Saatn +, s4 ~ IL t2ici' Hnau
And Weithman, Il. 18th Wis.
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