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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Tor SALE-A four-stoTy BRICK DWELLING
i HOUSE, containing eight roomE, on L street
between vermont avenue and Fifteenth street
Apply to JAS. Z. MCGUIRE q CO., Auction and
Commission Merchants. feb 2-3t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

TOR RENT AND sALE.-The Furniture Of
L a hrstclass Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, in the very best Of neighbOThoods, in the
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
boarders. Satisfactory reason given for selling.
For Particular, apply at the Agency Office, 51I
Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
dec 22-u NJ II. MILLER.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

lEoUEsT.-LaSt Saturday afternoon, about three
O'Clock, Coroner Woodward held an inquest over
the body Of newborn child (black) that was
found In pTIyy In Connecticut alley. The Jury
rendered verdict, that the child was murdered bI
one Mary Cyrus, Its mother, some time after II was
born. She was fully committed to Jail on the
charge Of murder, by Justice DruT%. The child
was buried by the Corporation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

EXTENSIVE RIoT.-A desperate melee occurred
yesterday In Tennallytown, between large party
Of citizens and soldiers No lives were lost, but
many OF the rioters were severely injured. The
police were promptly on the ground, but were
Powerleas for the time In quietng the disturbanc
but finally arrested several Of the chief movers
whose oases are not yet disposed Of We are un-
able to learn the precise cause OF the diticulty,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

ROw.-About II O'Clock Saturday night hight
occurred between two men on L street, near Cru
ver's Theatre. oflcers Nelghmyer and 'Ridgely IN
tefiering to arrest the parties, were set upon by
their friends and somewhat roughly treated; but
the ringleaders were At last secured. The men
thus arrested for resisting the officers are James
hedman, George Ferguson, and Dennis Harrison
They were sent to jail.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

DIHRER TO THE FIRST, FIFTH, AND SIXTH
MICHIGAN CAvALRY.-A sumptuous entertain
ment was given on Saturday last, to the officers
Of the First, Fifth, and Sixth Michigan cavalry in
one Of the vestibules on the lower story of the
Senate wing Of the Capitol.
Numerous sentiments were offered, which were
responded to by patriotic speeches from Senator
Howard of Mich.i Hon. schuyler Colfax, J. A.
Briggs, Maj. Gen. Hartsuff, and Others.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

DEsERIERs.-James Giness, Patrick Hurley, and
Thomas Collins were eaptuTed yesterday whilst
crossing to the Virglna side Of the river, near
Lees6ulg. They were all sent TO this city and are
now lodged In the Central guardhouse. II is not
certainly Known so far, II they deseTters from
our army, or rebel stragglera for they are clad in
clothing that looks decidedly " butter.nut
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

A WET NURSE, with first child, young and
"a healthy, Of the highest respectabirty, with
good references, wishes SITUATION 70 nurse
jan 9O-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

CHoEMAKERS RoTICE.-Tho shoemAkCrs OF
- this city are all wanted TO call at SMITHS, 400
seventh street, to buy their Clothing at very low
prices ]. II. SMITH,
400 seventh street,
JA28 two doors above J. Bruce 4 Co.'s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

Orchestra Arm Chairs, 80 cts; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons, %.
Doors open at 81 o'clock Performance at II.
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon, At .
O'Clock, for lAdiesand children.
Admission-Ladies 20 ctsi Children 10 cts.
jan 28-6t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

CLASS 2.
CLASS 8.

Circular marking stamps, of at and durable ma
terIal, OF the same iIe of Class No. with the
name OF the Office and Statej with types for months
and dates, OF printers type metal In blocks Of sin
gle letters and figures, with thumb-Gcrew and han
dies; the same as described in Class No. 2.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CANTERBURY,
IN NEW CAHTERDURY
NV CANfERDuRY
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I'VE RAILWAY TIME-KFEPER !

J. w. RIPLEY, Brig. General,
Jan 27-tuthslm Chief Of Ordnance
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Composed Of the most
EAUTIFU LADIES
On the Stage.
Miss Jennie Allen,
Miss Florence Rivers,
Miss Lille Brandon,
Miss Hannah Birch
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-02

Return Of the Fairy stars,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
Who created such a sensation on the occasion Of
their nrBt appearance in this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

Eor tscc routl past advance payment from al new sub
ss bsu strictly enforced according announcement Of
Prr5g d'te The enforcement Of like with the old
patrons o. The papsr has, Tor long time, been and M
necessity equally urgent but relying upon these patrons
% souor advance from Of justice 70
o. remembering that all business transactions for months past
have Seen strictly cash terms hEye heaed the
Of such In We End ourselves with
large and rapidly ncrapg Indebtedness from his source, with
usual facilities for collecting moneys due, and adopt
Of sepressrvaton the following subscription
fer The future;
No VIII Re entered without In advance and every
viii be certainly taken books expiration Of the
tins pa'd Tor.
TIE papers going persons who have paid for the
% rsst advance this date, will be discontinued
P,a Of he s paid for, unless renewed By advance payment
The papers psoas Sho In for past sub
tsr75n ~a7 continue tas until the arst day Of April
ne1 M be dlscSu'naoi dsy AID subscriber Of h
els wiz BE- ako subscriber until a s-rear5sl paid
AByEyrscp H hsz1sr De strictly By The S4usre according
% puba-i Annual sad other Of seeomods-
asz, ~ be ea,isl ty sPeciaI arrangement vs ne oes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
Sunday Rumors.

II nav not have escaped observation, that are
more abundant aud lvey osundays than any other day
Of the week We have supposed it owing to the
fact, that no papers published that day. and every
mans fancy supplies the place Of the daily bulein,-
These Sunday do not generally constitute the
vszy materials for history unless indeed Sir Rob
srt WapOles idea OF history be the true Stllthey
may sometimes be adverted to, to ill corner in tie
Mondays paper
liz ruror Of yesterday, which, under various dis
ruses, bad been struggling for light during the week
vs. that France, or some French Bankers, had loaned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

tbe Confederate Government fifteen millions dollars at
mar. very pretty Iple sum ia iPcsceful h'nes-rbat
would arcely saice seePtWo three quartermas
rers and Government employees going three days
ttle curious, that While our Government Is 100 PoOr
20 give producers Ee than half price for necessarleS
its officers are on tie point Of bursting with money and
bus up towns aud whole districts of country We don't
know thai there is anything improper in this But sal
lust mentions it as matter that reflected credit on the
early Roman Commonwealth, and constituted the basis
Of its future greatness and glory that its citizens and
the highest funetonares of State dwet in the humblest
mansions and fed on the smpes, Diet while magnfcence
and spendor were 1shed alone upon the temples of tho
gods.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
The old Romans were great fOOls
Late from the NOrth-AnOther "0n to Rich
mnnd ~ -.

We have Northern accounts to the 22d, which tell of
another grand advance BY Burnside We give the sub
stance Of the news elsewhere We have very contra
dicOry rumOr by the railroad from Fredericksburg,
which leaves US doubt whether the enemy have crossed
the Rappahannock, or intend doing so. We doubt not
Lee is prepared for any contingency.
Late European accounts revive rumors of French me-
aiaton. The indications at Washington seem to show
that the apprehension Of such movement is seriously
entertained there. joint resolution before the Senate
declaring that the actual nOremsHts-nOt designs-of
the French Government hostile to the United States
Mr. Hale has introduced bill to authorize letters Of
narque and reprsal-which would seem to contemplate
a foreign war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, or VIRGINIA.
ADJOURNED sEsaoE.

SENATE. -'-.- 80 -
..i- go '' 'A'''' 7'.f SATURDAY, Jan. ~, 1865.
The Senate met at noon Mr.. JOHNSON in the Chair
Prayer by the Rev: DR.. Read
EXECUTIVE coMnUNIcATIoS.
A communication was received from the Governor
transmitting list Of pardons aud reprieyes granted by
him since the last session Laid on the table and
dered to be printed. -.
Adjustments OF COMMITTEES s--
Messrs. Collier, B. Christian, Logan and Isbe weie
added to the Committee GU Privileges and EectisI
and Messrs Lynch aud Marshall to the committee on
Agriculture and Commerce
Mr. PATE presented the petition Of z. S. Arnold,
late Sheriff Of Kanswha county, asking to be refunded
certain taxes paid by him into the treasury Referred
RESOLUTIONS. ....
Various resolutions of enquiry adopted as fol.
lows, viz:
BY Mr. BRANN0N-of authorizing the sale Of the
slave eonVcts in the penitentary aud employed in
the public works.
BY Mr.. LYNCH-of providing by law for the inspec-
ton ofsat manufactured at the Washington and Smyth
Salt Works.
BY Mr. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta-of increasing the
salaries of Judges and other State officers during the
On motion of Mr.. NASH, the Senate adjourned till
Monday goth, at ~ o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
nEEn.

IA Paris Lasr county sVas CT tic 20h of scP;eT-br
1852, TBCjfAS A. 07ERSTREET Of Hiram aud Mary
Jane OTssrer In the tenth year Of hs age He pleasant
chd lie pupil Of the UNDERLINED 0bedien 20 his pa.
rents kind his is sister, and AAbe and friendly TO his
hoolmate. endeAre himself all In the Of his
quantnce Under the influence Of proper training he dis
and disposed 10 In eadng
Sood bo than In Joining sports children Yet all
Bis severity qualities could not prevent the Destroyer liz
wsanken away FROM The evil TO come" His fond
can console themselves With the pleasing thought that God
TOOK him and that be the spirits the Just made per
49, JlAns aRAaAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

T ECTURE.-The first lecture IN the course
IL Before the Ysang YEAS Christian Association VII be- de.
vered TUsD Az evening next the 2h nsi At ~ oeoek
IN he Broad Methodist Church CDR Doggett by e Rso
Joseph O. ts p p sabjeciR diORdl TtsttHds ps B1ofe
bds6 Of National Property. s-t.. ..... ~.
Tickets Of admission b. bad atthe book stores the rooms
OF the Association, and At the doors Of the Church Members Y
act tickets = the rooms TO be admitted tree. jaS3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
Observation-Disclosures RIGHTS
OBJ 8itBmonS dGBig,
HoNDiY MORNING, JAN. &c, 1853.
40 CORRESPONDENCE.

- r-. on ,-.insss must Re addressed % ne "Efor
q ..s VIZ"
& ss --irsr hoti sites Of ne paper ol not b pub
E-r Tis Is long urdisg ought % b kaoon @
ra r.f ciH n ctss D. departed from obituary notice
s,sI1g tt-ss l7ss chrrg-i for advertisements.
" ~ -laa0f .7dsrt1ts return rejected commanded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
MAHRIEI,

O. Tausay January 22nd s., Paus Church b the Eev.
D. Managerial sVsd 6y the Rev Dr. Norwood RICHARD
ALLAN % IRGINIA E. daughter Of the late Wo Mitchell J
Of sh,s city. ja26'
At the Episcopal ch-rch Chapel MI " c. on Monday the
12ti Inst By the Rsy. Wngasld D., J. N. MASON, JR
Wcehssr Va ELIZA. daughter Of the late Dr. JOHN A
of winogtcr, y. c. ja2s-Ir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

The WOODEN factory of l.. d. Child. in Lincoln
ty, North Carolina, was destroyed BY fire about two
weeks since. 20 -
On Tuesday last fell in wytheville, Virginia. to
the depth Of fourteen inches.
The total amount Of cotton purchased by the Govern
meut in the State Of Mississippi reaches abou. 100000
bales and much more is in negotiation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
A. MosELEr, Esq.

sPassages Of this debate viii Ia communication
stce published 10 the Wig 10 the sauner Of ls, and h
whole Of Il Ia the Congressional GLOBE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
DUBLIC SALE OF SHEEP.-I will sell at

HUBLIC SALE OF SHEBP.-l VIII sell at
public auction FRIDAY next the sot Day q J,nEay,
lssc AZ mr. farm In Utnos.r County, ONE HUNDRED AND
sEvESTYFIyE GT5) HEAD oFsiEEP; eOnsi4uis % Ewes,
Ths yves viii Be soid ps.ers 9 fire 9Th he pTsg. -
IH.ay and The others EGy &c deemed 6e the dty :.
sale.
An Opportunity ;ars Afforded &c sa farmers o. obtaining
..pplT az Tool for their families
butchers are iaTi;ei 20 attend. gro. ". DoEU ELI.
jas6-d,t cit ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

TOR SALE --A.sgperior STEAM ENGINE
and Boiler s0hoEse power, good order; srrabs for
sagmi any manufacturing purpose where 5aeh may
jA2t-St' A. McKRETER Ballard House
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

DR. T. CLAY MADDOX, respectfully an-
noures that he has the practice MEoIcsr
aud sssos r Rehd and &c fouad hJ oee Broad
street, opposite City hall. Ia2s-t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

WE ARE PLEASED TO STATE THAT
w BAKERS PREMIt NJ BIrTERs can stll be had by call
Ing the Proprietor Union Ill., Rchmoud Va Ias4-E'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
CHARLES CITY LAND FOR SALE.-Ir


CHARLES CITY LAND FOR SALE.-In-
~ tending totove to Of the Southern siaos
offer for sale all OF my bEAL ESTATE In this
si The FARM which reside, containing $50 Acres lgl
cleared and producing well; the balance Is well ub.r
which very valuable. This tract OF Land l. two nile,
James RV-r mile from nayigsbs emp.Ying
Chckahnminy River, thus aordng every facility impoye-
ment and shipping Of produce.
End desirable FARM lying lmme lately the ccks-
hominy River containing Two Hundred aud reveay !
0ne Hundred and Tveny eeed and very productive TEg
due Il well wooded
All Of the above land hes remarkably we'll and Is capable
highest Of improvement: rb houses bota llc ars
somewhat OF order, but be rendered very oCoste
with trieng cost =i sell Low. For seItLe inormitl
address AZ ApPron p or e D. w. AppeSp, htlss CO..
county. Ls2t-e9N' vs.. 2. wAtKrE.
C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. P. La
~ hrop Of the Gm OF Christian L,throp, Pfn51 t.va
and Thcs r. Patton formerly OF New Osar' ibis 1s
niIted ss partners In our grocery and c0mnk.on hle
a. Z. STOKES q 90.
Riehreni, "a. -snusry &c, 1855.
pieasr: In ealing he attention Of hoe lsst al
Manufactured tobacco, % he above noee ~ paton on-
experience 10 the sale q Tobacco, and his eNys acrJl
aree n-ongs, business II az The seulhern ciss vii vs
great adTanases IN the sac Of this article a=d ecuy
soci e-ntgnneat aut are prepared 70 se 9f patrons u;
chole o. private Auction s,.ss Wi;hou; additions eos
L,be al advanced made on censlsnments - . =.
iAcC-iv A. z. STcs.rs h CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

HARRY MACARTHY,
HARRY MCCARTHY, the
Arkansas Comedian and
Miss LOTTIE EsTELLg, IN
New Character New Songs New New Scenery Every
Night
Idmson-7bc Servants 5cts Beats reserved for a. ie, and
the gentlemen ACCOMMODATING them, ONLY s2g=las
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES
&s, H.. -.
ar. Thomas M. ., obs Despatches.

mr.. ThOmas M. u Obs Dispatches.
AMY TIE PoroxAo Dec. 3, 1868.
Again return 10 spots familiar shall be oonribut.
hs contraband Intelligence stating the brave
Old Army or the Potomac safely quartered
ths log butts the rebels kindly prepared for them
month ago, west Of the Rappahannock.
A. predicted In my last communication, Gen. Meade
abandoned the after the failure Of his well pre-
pared plan Of battle for Monday last. On tho following
north bank Of the Rapdan, with all ammunition, anbu
Iaeosspd headquarter trains leaving nothing from. Of
she enemy but infantry and such artillery as appor
toned among the corps. Az night rendered IL
psaetioabe tho army was ordered to Withdraw,
and before the sun was fairly up on "Wednesday,
orning everything pertaining to the Army Of the Poto
mao was safely north Of the famous Rapdan. At an
sAriy hour Ia the morning the enemy threw few
sss shells into rear but farther than this retire
uent was conducted without molestaton.
IL was by no means q forced retreAt It simply Q
prudcnlal movement, atestng the wisdom OF General
NsaAe 10 tho wrong road and, knowing IL, had
tOo much 70 sAornce his gallant men BY continuing
70 follow Il.
The retroresson has ipdIspu.ably depressing effect
vVso the army-as any similar movement must have
Dat better far that tho bs temporarily
than tina the army bo sacrificed
no general query will be, what nextf This ahai not
not knowing myself am not disposed to be.
itsve that another campaign will be attempted this
~, though tho weather may bs such 10 render u.
gssctlcable. We can only walt for orders
have prepared, from day to day, accounts Of the
OF the army since set out this campaign
bot, at request Of General Meade, have deferred
srsnsmt,ing them until the termination OF the move
mont. Transmit with this full and detailed account Of
The campaign. The narrative embraces two distinct
operations Of offensive naturethe rst the battle Of
the Third corps to which history viii probably attach
the Of the battle Of Locust Grove Had there been
. battle Sunday Monday, Il would have been tho
baltic OF Nine run. These distinctions may be I'M.
portant hereafter.
Everything quiet 10 day in lines. The troops are
repairing and reAtng their huts, making them selves
comfortable for the winter. Fresh supplies for and
ocers are much needed, and will probably arrive to-
Day The railroad has not boon molestod 10 any partica
during Que absence, and is now in running order
Ne telegraph wires also left untouched, and are
now working.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE RIGHT WING.

AMY or THE PoroMAo, Nov. 81, 1859.
Once "the Old Guard" Of this srmy--,he Third
sorpsfaces the enemy and after sharp action against
whole rebel corps and division from ano,hera force
a probably less than thirty thousand
AGy maintains it's ground and b for the night
the ground that has contributed another ltrous gem
~ Gorioue record From four until this Afternoon
these veteran divisions have stood under
IRE OF muskery scarcely less fierce and continuous
than those which have characterized the great
battles Of the war. Indeed, either side has been
Hrsyed tho veteran roops whose meeting on for.
uer occasions, in other neds has marked the greatest
struggles OF modern times and this occasion The con.
isst has developed loss Of spirit and determination
either army.
rorooRAPHY.
have already transmitted 70 you map Of the region
u country in which the army s operating, upon
which ooospcuousIy appear the several roads and
system OF roads by which the different oorr~ q
our army have advanced. The lighting that has
occurred to-day has been wholly IN woods
q the most dense and tangled character, filed with
usderbrush dead logs ,biekes Of scrub oak sea
snuaton OF the woods TO tie west Of chanccorsvine
rom which tho country has beon appropriately named
Wilderness" Through tneee woods there
numberlcss tracks, called roads, but Instance
approaching the dignity Of that appellation They are
simply byways, running with extreme irregulArty 10
eli directions, forking and dlvergng at every half mile
and describing in their course every point Of the
sonpass In each mile travelled. Our Typographical maps
furnished By the Bureau Of Engineering at Washington,
transcript from which sent you lay down road as
vunnug direct from Jacobs mil 10 Robertsons tavern
No such road exist but through the forests that extend
over this region there Is . system Of roads o. the
character have attempted 10 describe This has been
ne route Of march Of the THIRD sixth corpe 10 ay
and tho battle of this afternoon been fought h sucb
forest a that have described.
nn RHRus AnAspor I'VE pvxp
n my despatch yesterday morning from Brandy sta
tiou ptsnatsd the possibility of engage ssmen, a,
We fords Of the Rspidan Contrary all eIpec,a
sons lhs esbeh made resistance tho cross
hs ai any of the points where u vas attempted
cnd~srse
Tho army ~osscd tbs kapdan In several ool1mns
esssss avisoo q cavalry. fovnias the let Of our hoe
sssed at Eys Ford, The First oo<ps al the same place
~ Second corps army headquarters and tbs reserve
tnAry At Germanna Ford, aad tho Third and
sixtb corps n Jscobs' mill Bufords cavalry
covered the fords above 20 prevent The euemy
sssns the north Of the river operate or oof rear
spch ss.ss the dispososs orders we're .su,d oarios
,hs night ihe 2s,h for the advance the points q
~ for Zach corps ssns designated ind ttsr route q
aasss AFTER acshs
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
OPERATIONS ON nIsv aty.

FasrTfts ~
stj AsssJ 20 49, q ps-fsrsgn = ass,sfali 80
90. t. .'ss 80 -tat .,. suoas a4b.r sFaeva ~
e. as ..,..sj 20 umrsts. ~ sst.as. std D, ~.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
EtxuLr


Te results Of this engagement have been Of tho highest
importance The enemy clearly had one OF two objects
IN Wow II no haphazard, chance affair but. tho
part Of tho enemy, deliberate and determined effort
either TO turn Tho right flank of army, 10 cut or
French and Sedswck from tho rest Of the army and thus
whip US BY detachmen,s. am inclined TO think that the
former was the purpose This idos based upon Tie
fact that when the enemy made their nrs charge their
officers urged their men forward with the assuranco
that they had Dotbug but dismouned cavalry 10 light
They evidently were wholly ignorant that We were NOV
ing any strong force down through tbos. woods and sup
posed that what they found ,hero merely cavalry
force covering the flank Of the army. Tho result has
shown them something Of strength, and has also ex
poesd To fully the position and strength Of the
enemy.
ImE cAsuMuss.
We have lost in the engagement much fewer men thnn
could have been expected from the duration aud ferocy
Of the action Eight hundred or thousand will doubt
less losses In killed wounded and mSang Tie
missing few IN number and are not AZ usual, pr
sopers but slightly wounded In action aud unable 70
hnd tho hospitals who have straresd back to the lords
We have No, lost any men a. prisoners. The enemy
loss vastly greater than In two inttancef thoy
charged upon seey battery with intention taking
IT, Tho battery placed IA front Of small clearing
across which n necessary for the rebels 10 maKc
their charges. Ia both instances Lieutenant smith who
commanded the battery. awaited ther approach with
his pieces douby charged with canister As theJ
came out u the woods and within range TIE
slaughter worked their ranks by these well directed
pieces terrible. Again, In thof successive charges
against Arm lines they foarfuiy cut up u -
impossible at this writing to estimate even approx mate
ly their losses bu, the appearance Of TIE lold this even
ing shows much greater number OF dead and woGI.ed
rebels than Union soldiers
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

hsd ba, 20 m 81, ~ iasros % f.psa,its Gsfs,si
Ffssshs rsnssoUs tcsm>nessios q Gspsrsi pbfsr
"wtps 'ssh sssr, onoa. Rpasy 49, essr- .
there - srossd for tar " is q. soa.f Itsts.
have MT bsitsl Ahy Hussfsst ''tss' - tf..a p
sob ss.fffabais
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

ThUs On the s1ppo.a,oa thA. The enemy vo1a
mase no ~rns resstancc 10 cor AdyAnos
oh NudsUvnle vas marked out 40 The tont
10 BE- rsaohed ionst tie secotd erp- .o have ,ke "a