Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-06
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TFSv satSst Te!ssrepAie Nevs, sss. Sd Psss,
Sunday Nights Report.

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| bic SlauRhtor-full PaFtLcuIaFS-
Federals Victorious.
| NAsHvLEF, Jan. ST. Is reliably reported
that Gen. Bragg was killed to-day. There bap
been fighting ell day. No particulars.
Oar forces are advancing, end the Tebsls &Te
falling back across Stones river.
Wounded slightly--Coi, Miller, Col. Blake
1oth Indiana, Lieut.'COl. Nsf, Col. Hull, and
Capt. Pate.
Heavy rain sil day.
noon. The Febsls attacked our lef;, ard were
terribly IepaIss1 asf
There was very little 8gh!iug yesterday.
Oar toeces Go not yet occupy Mutfrsesboro
The rebels attacked and destroyed the hos
pital buildings en- Thursday
tne Richmond army ere Iurniahipg o!ropg
| reiptoscomeDta.
THIRD DISPATCH.
a spirited engagement iook place as L.
| veTgua between tho mechanics and eusince,s
of Col Innis's aud Gen, WharSon's rebel cav.
airy. The lstter routed thep, with G loss oi
sWenty.Lhree killed, f.-. .'.
AL, contEabands caught on Federal wagon
tfaipe are SHOT. TWeDLy Of she killed ers iy-
Ing on the Mutfreesborc pike.
.Msi1E slommer and Captain King, wounded
while In an ambulance, we're captured by the
rebels taken tour miles, psToied, and thIoS5
out on the Toad.
Gsn. WiIlich WAC not killed, bat wounded and
taken pflscaer yesterday. ne
Gen. Rosecfans took command OF tho Fourth
y: 8. cavalry, In person, and attacked Gen
WheeleS's rebel cavalry, who we're cus to
pieces end utterly routed.
Gapk Mank nr Aq r.
sSaf, was mortelly wounded
Colonel Andegscn's Dispatch to headquarters
ssys' We have whipped the sebel3 decidedly
aud ere at Cbr!ssisda, nine uIles s,u.h Of Ms;.
freesboEo, on the railroad. mr.
FOURTH DISPATCH,
NAsHvILLE, Jan. 2.-Colouel Mckee "a Fs-
ported killed. Our loss Of tfHcers is hearEre
log. The battle closed Lass night WITH terrible
slaughter 80 The ensmy. The first dsy'a fight.
log was eli our own way; bus the right wiUg
fought itself into bad position. 0l the thiro
day Wetepused The eneny With terrible slauah.
ter, and with but slight loas on our side.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. d Three feat Of water on
the shosls In the Cumberland river s1d rising.
Everything going on we'll in iPoat.
Roseorana 10 In MuTfreeSbOro. He hae cap.
tuEsd The rebel trains anc is diving the enemy.
Rosecr$ns 10 unhurt, his AdjuEanG General,
Msior McDswell, 10 wounded in the arm
The Journals dispatch CT the &il, ssys: A
bloody fight took place last night, during a
ssoFmj the rebels charged Us and we're repulsed
Oar troops hold Murffeesboro. Our advantages
are decided. Breckenridge division is cus &c
pieces and routed.
Qa Saturday our skiFnishers decoyed large
body Of rebels among ouT batteries. and We
routed them With great eLsushter. Capt, Nc
Culloch, Of the % Kentucky Union eavsl!y, says
the rebel Gen. WithePs was driven Rlrpces 60
nsdness By the slaughter OF his men. Eye
witnesses cay that the alaughseF exceeds that OF
Shiloh.
Gen. Roseorans and soldiers we,e iu the hIsh.
eat sp!fts On Saturday.
Col. Daniel McCook engaged Wheeler osv.
airy gix miles from Nashville, routing him caI.
plesely. All is highly cheering. III
Prisoners cay that KlIby Smith is 10 the fahs
The rebels canteens wero filed Hith shiaky
sEd gunpow6es.
MOCook attacked Wharto1's cavalry near
the Asylgn, ak miles from Nashville, killing
3, ,efs on the deld. and many wounded. Seven
Federals were wounded. Cspt Plnney, 5h
Wisconsini Lieut.. HastiDgs, IS b Iilinoisi and
Sll Commissioned ola Jers sno ,sergsants Of Co.'S
q, and K we're killed Or disabled. The Col.
onel Of the 18Th Illinois, is sssiously wounded.
Capt. Aus;sa, Of Wcodrutf 8 stsE, was taken
prisoner.
Private dispatcher say that the rebels in their
retreat are burning cotton wherever they oap
get hold of 10. .0 = =
The dispatches also say that number Of
Jews are concentrating here and at Cairo and
appointing deputatlons to Washington 10 20,
monstrate sgainst Grants order exoellins
Jews from territory occupied By Federal
forces.
The Murfressboro Rebel Of the 81 says the
Federals fought calamity. Il admi.s loss
Of I've thousand. The Federal prisoners were
sent 70 Murfreesboro as fast 90 taken. Captain
Joe Deshs, Of kentucky, wal wounded By
shell In the head; Adlussns Card, OF the same
regiment, Was shoS by a cannon bail,
From the Associated Press' Nashville cor.
reapondence is Is reported that Roseorens shelled
Morfreeaboro this morning, but got no rsply
from she enemy, Oar forces would oscupy it
81 noon. The rebels undoubtedly Left Oar
toroes ere reported pursuing. 80. .a.
Frank Ward Of Pi:tsburg, Of Aude,son'G
troops, 10 reported killed.
All reports Of Roeeorans hspioE ye.res;ed 10
Nashville are false. Tie fght to-day Ia cup.
posed to be in the vicinity Of Christians.
The Intervention OF the rebsl cavAl.y heswsen
Nashville and Christians makes i: dificuls TO
get news; but eFytbing thus fas 10 favorable