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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
FROM TENNESSEE

ChaaanoogA Sept. G.--Wlth the exception of
a few shells thrown at our Pontonns yesterday
nothing oeeurred to break the monotony at this
place. The enemy seems quite active both above
and below the place, hut there ia 10 further in.
dicatiOn Of M aiiack. The hest informed Der.
sous think That no attack wilt bc made here, hut
M effort will he mad" to iiank US Two nriyntes.
four regulars and one of Cen Eosccrans' tcle.
graph operators were cap,utcd yesterday, near
Running Water bridge
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ATT nnlpgproN Al

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRlDGETON. N. j.
On Sunday morning, about n quarter before
two o'clock, fire broke out in the new depot of
the west Jersey Railroad Company, Mt Brds seton,
New Jersey The flames spread rapidly. nnd
the structure as well as its contents was entirely
destroyed Eight passenger cars several freight
cars, and quantity of freight were consumed.
The loss is estimated at S30OO0 The fire il
supposed to have been the work OF an ncendiary.
GEN, GRANT ON CorrEnHEAns.-Tw gentle
men from Chicago, when on recent visit to
Vlckshurg, were speaking to the Hero of the
Mississippi Of the great good Cen Jack Logan
was doing in Illinois by arrOusing the loyal spirit
Of the people and exposing the treasonable dc,
signs of the COpperheals In answer to the in.
quiry as to the time he woull probably be absent
Gen Grant aaid, 'that he extended his furlough
without any request on Gen Logan's part, for
the reason that he sW consiiered him in the fell
dong datg, Dhae he 'oas fighting The CoHpoheads
Of IHiaOiS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

fortress Monroe, Sept. 9.-'lhe following are
the dispatches from Charleston, contained in the
Richmond Wing OF yesterday
EVACUATION OF MORRIS ISLAND.
ChafdaiOp, Sept The bomhardmcnt was
kept up without uicrmission, nll day yesterday,
and far into the night. About l5U OF our men
were killed aud wounded in batteries Wagner
and Gregg. The attempt to assault Gregg was
repulsed before the enemy had completed their
landing. Great havoc Is supposed tn have been
caused i'll the cncmy's boats BY our grape mud
canister.
AT dark on Wednesday, the enemy having ad-
vanccd their snppers up In the very moat of
Wagner, md il detDg impossible 10 hold The Isl1nd
iOnger, General licauregnrd ordered the evncu-
alton, which was execute between & u. m. and
| II. III, with success We spiked the guns OF
Wagner and Gregg, and Withdrew noiscrssly, in
forty bargcs Only one barge containing II
men were captured, The enemy now hol Ii
Cummings Point, in full view of the city. All
is quiet this morning,
Charleston, Sept, Z, noon.--A despatch from
Major Stephen Elliott, commanding at Fort
sumter, announces that tlig Of truce demand
ing the Immediate surrender of that fort has inst
been received from Admiral Dahlgreu by Lieut.
Davis, OF the steamer Palmetto Statc. General
Benuregnrd telegraphcd tu Major Elliott to rcply
to Dahlgrcn that he can have Fort Sumter wdcu
he takes it and holds it, and Tint in the mean
time such dtmanlH nrc pnerilc mud unhCGomng
| Charleston, Sept, Z, Sp. M AT Go'cluck, y.
the iron elals aud monitors approached Fort
Sumter closer than usual, and opened a hat fire
agninst it. Our batteries on Sulliyans Island.
including Fort Muultric, replied heavily INC
firing is still going on.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Gharru


THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Sweas, Pains, (breast or
slle) Nervous Debility, looping Cough, Restless
Nights Blood Splitting, lIoarseness nil Pulmon-
ury Complaints. Volumes might lie filled with
proof from all parts Of the world, to prove thai
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history of medicine that acts 10 prompt, even in
the worst cases of pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and n dis
position for active exercise, is sure to follow its
use. If you have been tampering with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the science OF medicine, in theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purulcnt and bloody expectOraton, pain
and oppression, sore throat, diarrhea, night
swe0ts, fever, parched skin, you will find in DR.
Swayne's Compound your only hope of euro. II
the bowels are costive, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose of Swayne's Sarsaparilla
and Tar Pills will remove it. Thirty years ex-
perience aud the increasing popularity of "Dr
SpayHeS Medicines" are convincing proof Pre-
pnred cnly by Dr. Swayne Il Son, $50 Sixth
street, above Vino, Philadelphia
Sold by nll Druggists and dealera in Medicines
see advertisement, Mays 1y
letter, scald-Head, Itch, Blotches,
All EiuptiOns Of tho skin, Chronic Erygipelus
We 'HN =" 49, NiN OlSNlhI Va luIR hlhuulllBt That
put ut defiance every other mode Of treatment.
arc permanently cured by "Dt. Swaynes Ali,
healing Ointment. Prepared ouiy by Dir. swayne
Son, $50 Sixth st, nboye Vine, lhiladcln6ia.
N. d. Skrptics doubling the wonderful cura.
tive properties of "DR. swAYNn's ALL HEALING
OIN1MeNT," mud "PANAoEA," are referred to
Col Clayton of Middletown, Delaware, gentle.
man whose yeracity no one eau doubt.
Mays ly.
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent.
ed.
"London Hair Color Restorer" and Dressing
The only attestcd article that will absolutely re-
store the Hair to its original color and beauty,
causing it to grow where il hNs fallen oil or be-
come thin Wholesale or rotail at Dr. Swaynes,
33O Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Mars ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

wud knot dye In winter.
when whlskle punchlz hO-
when pooty gals air skating
Oar fields Of lee aud snO'-
When iaasige meet is Phrying,
4 hirkfy nuts Is thick;
owe who kul think nt dighing,
Or even getlin' sickf
| wud knot dye in spring time,
Aud miss tho May moons beain,
th1pOOiy songs VI the little hog7,
The skylAIk's airly scream
When hur,is begln iharv wohblinB,
tAiers gin 10 hpfuut,
When turkeys goa glubbullng,
wud knot then Peg nut
I wud knot dye In summet
n leave the garden Hass--
The roasted lam and butlermllk--
The k0ol phase In the grassi
wnd ktot dyn in summer,
when evaiythlHg is hot,
& leave the whlskie Jew lips
Owei NO, ia tuthet knot
wnd knot dye in Ortum,
with peaches Ut ,or eating
when the wavy kofn is gotiin' wIipe,
Il candidates sir treating,
For thegu and other wleasous,
I'd Knot dye In the f,ll,
& sense I've ihurt It over,
wud knot dye at all.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

Nor IN lluRRY The author Of tue follow
ing exquisite lines Is not in any particular hurry
about peggng out" lie expresses IN feel-
ing manner that clingIng desire for heightened
years which is 80 natural 10 oil men, from the
Jolly alderman up to the weary printers devil
ard down TO the half starved digger Indian n
Although to thousands of mankind life is hut an
empty thing, "tale told by au idiot, full OF
sound and fury, signifyng nothing" yet the
iewest Of us wish that tale to he "dscontinued
all want it to last forever. We don't know the
name OF the author of this but give his recapi-
tualion Of the reasons which prejudice BIN
against dying during four specified seasons Of
the year;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
FOR SALE.

London Porter and scotch
eo CASES of London Porter ard Sealeh Ala ~
0U cases Of ne CID Cider 81 Hiofa, aud ior eals
". O, 0lLPN
septs. Corner Of 10th and Market S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

AhMoNY Mills Extra, superans and q G. Flour-
ihlshtotheridiheren.b brands Of Flour ior sale nv
q, CHANDLER SOM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
8 M. PETTENaTLL & Co,

No. 81 Park ROW, Neio York 8 6 STATE ST., Boston
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take Ad
vsrtisemsnls and Subscriptions fol the Journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


ErlroME OF BusiNRfs asp PERSONAL INTEL
fall term Vt the Home Boarding
Sehuol for small chiden commenced At Chestnut
Grove Cottage, on the Newport Turnpike short
distance from Wilmington, on Monday last -
Aliss NJ 5. Stoddard, Principals Dir. j A, Brown,
Proprietor.
Ia will be noticed by our Advertising columns
that Mrs. Anna Mansfield Deusmore will revisit
wilmington " next week, for medical practice.
Joseph Waite has takel the stand formerly oe
upiei Ivy Samuel Cochran, basement of james
Lonuers saddlery establishment, Market Street,
fellow Third, in this city, and opened first
ass Refractory and Ale Vaults All the
lei'eaeies of the season can be obtained rs well
ns lhe best Ale. Game in season aud hot lunch
served up every day. Mr.. Waite has had mum
her Of years experience In catering for the appe.
lite OF the public, and we have no doubt will give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor hin
with call.
See DR.. Schenck's new advertisement, of Re
m'dies for Consumption, Liver Complaint, &o.
AT the recent election held ut For
uibson, john Ress, was reelected pfincipa
Chief Of the Cherokee Nation, for the term o
four years.
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, pastor of the Preshyte
rah church, at FELTON,, it is stated, has been tx
Guided from the pulpit by the Board Of Trustees
On account OF his strong Union sentiments. O
Sunday morning last, he found the doors closed
when he went 10 preach.
james Morrow, Henry Prctzsohner and th
Rev. Mr.. Aikman, have gone ou % visit TO th
battle field at Gettysburg, IA.
U. s Marshall James C. Akin has appointe
Samuel Cubert Of this city U. s. Deputy Maj
ehal, pics James W, Cubert, resigned. John N
Stewart has been appointed Crier Oi DistriC
Court rice Richard Groves resigned
We are informed that Wesley Johnson, son
james Z. johnson, timer, Of this city, has bee
drafted in New Hampshire. lle was attenln
college in that State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
PARTNER WANTED.
CARD.

n O1ANO'
THE Subscribers would respectfully infim tht
i and the public that they have on hand REl
Celebrated LOCUST MOUNTAIN Coal, which
sold for tevsril years back, and which has glver
satisfaction 10 their customers. Fiom their !
fenee in this coal they isel free to reeommenl
surpassed In purity and durability.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they ha1
they solicit II continuance. q. &d.W.
aug ~ French Stree
gp7E A MONTH / want 10 hire Agents
SDt y county at ST6 a month, expenses paid q
new cheap Family Sewing Machines AddTes,
mavs-Sm, s MADISON, Alfsa q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
DAILY LINE FOR CAPE aAy,

DAILY LINE E0R CAPE AAY.
eGhS IN and after MONDAY
a III Juiy 18th, tho swift .nd an
81 TAN, Captain Ro6a1,N 6%aNlAl- v,
81 Z kN will leave ARCH tlFp'ss bhnlTbgy
philadelphia at 81 O'clock A. NJ, every Ai'
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturiav
snd nnd the Steamer WILSON SMALL, Captain Ii. sm.,
Bright, every a. smlh
AOnday, Wednesday and Friday
Returning Will leave CAPE MAY at q ocloct \,
touching at New Castle going aud returnlug 'Ve A. H.
Fare from Philadelphia, a.
'' New Castle, $3.50
wants half price Carriage hire for servants as,t. anu s
SCHENCK'S PUI.MoNIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
CONSUMPTION.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CuRR
CONSUMPTION.
SCHENOK's PULMoNIo sYRUp
WILL CURE
CONSUMPTION.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIO sYRUp
WILL CURE
CONSUMPTION.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
Will CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
Will. CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SCHENCk'6 MANDRAkE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DIR. J. II. SCHRNCK has Large Suit of Ronma Al Ma
30 BOND kIkf Er, NEW YORK, where he can 10 found
every Tuesday nom m. TO p. M, and at 80 NORTH
slArH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, pa. every satutday.
lie Keeps large supply ofmedciuss at his rooms which
can be had a all tines Those Wishing adyre or an ex.
amiuaii3n Of tbs Lnngs will do we'll to call on him as
aboVe lla makes charge iur advice but for thorough
examination with the Htspr0lneer, his price Is 49,
Many person. afraid to have their lungs examined
by D. sClENCk, for ear they will be found lucurabls
and by that ncanH Is put uI uuiil 1t Is ton late How
much better 1t would be to know their condition at once
az by abundanca Of evidence, Dr. s has shown sunsnt
ceriatea IN this cy TINT he has cured advanced stages
| OF Consumption.
DIR, sCHENCK'S Principal office Ia No 20 Moth Sixth
street, philadelphia Pa, whore letters for advice shout
| always he directed.
Price Of The PULMoNlc sYnuP and SEA WEED TuKIc eat
81 ber bottle, or 60 the half dozen. MANDRAKE Pulls
ceuia per box
For Sale by all Druggists 8 Storckeepers
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Dss 81
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IN Office :

vayuE GN4SlrEHILLE COMPANY find Il
l impossible " ith their small Mercantile fUrce,
tu relail Cuth. GId hsre nude nrrangcinanls u
furn.h other parties in GrnDiteYiiis limited
amount, restricting theA SSH st not lndrh than
|! cts Il yntd advance "n their Whoeaae prices,
which are NJ present
a2i cts i.r Drls ard Al Sheetings;
iii S SLir,ngs;
2UI 3.l
Soldiers Aid Societies and Individuals for more
bales than VIC cnn furnish in four months. We
will however Larter our Cloths to those who will
sell us necessary supplies at reasonable rates.
Those who bring the following articles can get
at any time what cloth they may want for their
own use ut our Store, but the barter trade pro-
puse is not Intended to cXlcnd to dealers, Or peo
pie ct Of the State--It is only to accommodate
our pcighhors aud Ia bring supply OF ncccssa-
ries to our village. Our cloth is worth from 10 to
50 cents At accessible points ON Railroads where
provisions arc plenty and cheap.
We will give 4yds A. Shooting, or other cloth
in proportion, for | bushcl Coru OF Peas; a0yds
for 100 lbs good Flunr; 4yds for Iib,f Wool; 4yds
for lib Leather; 4yds fer ! buShcl Potatoes; 2yds
for lib Butter; lyd for lib Bacon: lyd for 3lbs
Purki lyd for lib Lard; lyd Tor lib Tullow or lib
dried Hide; lyd '"r 4lbs of country made Soap;
lyd t'r dozen Egg; lyl for In u. old pewter
or lea l4y'ls '''r ! pair uf g"ud lenther Bro
gais and for otL-. shoes in proportion.
WM. GREGG, Pres.
Grantevlle, Dec 22 IF 81
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For the Advertiser.

Mr.. EDroR: The name Of Col. SAMUEL Nc.
GowAx, Of Abbeville, is presented to tho VT
ters of the 18th Congressional District asa TT and
proper person TO Gil tie present vacancy in Con-
gress.
Col MCGOWAN Is so well known to large por-
ton of tho people of Edgeaeld District that 4 is
deemed unnecessary to say much about him. lie
hss served in they State legislature for inany
xyssss from his District, has always taken PROM
linens perth it, dclibofationsisa an able lsWnyer,
well acquainted with Parliamentary rules, aud a
( foreible speaker. BE served through the Mexican
swar;with credit and distinction. Since the Sc
cession Of South CHrolins he has been almost
eepnstautly 10 military service, first as Brigaler
: General of:s::C. Troops, and subsequently, as 1t
Colonel and Colonel of.he Eth Regiments c.
In tie hitter capacity he has Commanded his
Regimen, iu several of the hard-fought battles in
Virginia, nnd has been twice wounded. He has
been almost Eantly in active service for near
two years, nnd though greatly shattered in health
from fatiguesand exposure, still continues at the
head Of his Regiment, in the fuce of the enemy.
Sufficient time has not been allowed to hear
from Col. MCGOWAN on the subject, but it is be-
lieved that he will consent 70 in Congress if
elected. ABBEYILLE.
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Stevens Greek Academy

HyHE Exercises Of this Institution will com
Il menoe on the second Monday OF January
1883, under the supervision Gf The nndetsisnrd
whose purpose will be to give the Whole Vi hin
time and attention 10 the mental and moral train
ing of Students put under bis care. pers"nF
wishing to give their children goud Achdenles
Education, or to have them thoroughly prepared
for any Southern College,; will: have KING nnd
liberal attention given them in our School.
Primary Department, including, Spelling, Read.
ing, Writing, &C., $40 per Session.
Academic Department. Glass First, including
Reading. Penuanship, English Grammar, Histu'
ry. Arithmetic and Geography, slT,5o pr Session
Glass Second, including English Composition,
Natural Philosophy, Ana:y of the Eng l.au-
guage, Arithmetic, Algubra, Latin and Greek, S2o
per Session.
Iistruc ton in Latin and Greek wil! be given
partlyyby lectures aud partly hY daily exaulina-
tions upon The Text. II will be contucted' with
the view of enabling Students to. translate with
readiness and write with .necuracy the Languages
which it en,bracea to this end constant attention
will he devoted to the written exercises of trans
posing Latin and Greek into English and English
into Latin and Creek, !: :sr>-i
There will be two Sessions. each consistingsof
Twenty Weeks. The Spring Session commences
On the second Monday in January, aud continues
Twenty Weeks. Twu weeks afterwards, the Fal!
Session commences md continues Twenty Weeks,
which gives Il vacation OF tro reeks
At the end of euch term there will be thor
ough examination Of the different Glasses beiUre
the patrons nnf the Institution.
No deduction will be made except in cases oil
JOHN W. MccANTs.
0IA
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Soldiers, Board of Relief.
CouprRoLLEH GESERAL's OFFICE,

COMPTROLLER GENERAL ) OFflcE,
COLUMBIA. Dec. %, 1862.
The Soldiers Boards of Relief in the sew
cral Districts and Parishes of this State r:
hereby notified. that under the requirements
of the Act of 18th December, 1862, entitled
"An Act to make appropriation in aid OF the
families Of soldiers, dc, &C." the amount ap-
propriated by said Act has been apportiuued
upon the basis of the Census Of 1859, as set
forth in the schedule below.
Notice is also given, that after one fourth
of the amount subject to the draft of the
Chairman of each Board has been drawn
from the Treasury, a statement Of the trans
action of each Board is required to be render.
ed to the Treasury Of the Division in which
the Board is located before any further pay
ment can be made, which will be thereafter
upon quarterly drafts from the Treasury.
Chairmen Of the respective Boards are par.
ticularly requested to communicate with this
Office as soon as they are prepared to pro-
ceed iu the discharge of the duties assigned
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Public Sale.

ENAVING sold his land. and heing desirous of
EH making u change in his business, will offer
fnr sale ON the 18th January inst, his entire
Stock of
MULES, HORSES, SHEEP. FAT AND STOCK
HOGS, PORK AND LARD,
CORN, FODDER, SHuCKS. COTTON SEED,
Plantation Tools, including IL :.''pd variety,
4 good sctt Blncksmith Tools. lot of Iron,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
One splendid L"om aud fixtures complete,
One Road Wagon, de-, DC.
TERMS.--On credit Of ,wcl:r months with
interest from day Of sale. Mute with APPROVED
suretics will bc required.
GNs-TO HTRE.-I will hire ont at public out
cry TN the Jay above n.n,iunctl. il not previously
disposed Of, SEVENTEEN LIKELY NEG R0ES.
II. STROM.
Jun 6 2t
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJurAyr Ann ISsrEcrGE.GESERAL's OFFICE
CoLrNRlA, December "a, 1862.

ADJurASr Ann ISsrEcrGE-GEyERALs OFFICE,
CDLrNRlA. December "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.
r THE organization ol c"'npanies within the
10 limits of the Regiments included in the Tenth
Il. gimsnt of the First Corps of Reserves beiog
ncum plctc. il is ordered that tue commanding "t
fcrrs of the Regiments wherein there WAS fail
urc 10 "rgunizr said companies d. forthwith or
ganize into companies OF si;;:ycght mcn each by
the election Of officers Of the line, oil persons liza
bile to duty ain he lst Corps OF Reserves and
make re.urps nf s.id elections, with tho dates
thereof. Immediately to this Office.
IT, After said companies shall have hecn or
gnuizcd nm order will be issued for the election
"f Field otEcrrs. in pursuance of an Act OF the
General Assembly. entitled "An Act to auth"rize
and empower certain Regiments to elect their
Field Officers" passed December IS. 1852.
Dy order. A. c. .GAf!lANIOA.
Adjr,ant ard Inspcct"r-Gencral of ). G.. ::
Dec 81 1t ..
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LATEST NEWS,
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Jan. 4.-Advices from Bristol. Tenn.
to jan. lat, state that the damage done thebriag
es il not so serious as fret suppossd
The President and suite arrived in Richmond
from their Southw western tour tonight, (4th).
RICHMOND, January 8.-The steamer Ella War
Icy arrived at New York from Havana on the alS'
uit: On the 25th Dec. the rebel steamer Alice
formerly at MatsgIrda, left Havana for the pur-
pose of running the blockade.
There was great rejoicing in Havana on account
Of the defeat of Burnside which news reached
tbnt city from Mobile by schoonets which success
fully ran the blockade. =.
Late Northern papers have been received in
Richmond.
The New York Times, Of Jan. 2, contains an
official dispatch from Murfrsesburo', dated Jan.
to General Haleck. 1t snys that terrible battle
took place in that section, Dec. 81.
Gems Stanley, Rofseau, and Palmer are wound
ell
Tie telcgrams to the Northern press, dated Dec
:'st, say the whole Federal line suffered terribly.
At two o'rcck, p NJ, it was said that General
Thuma. had certainly broken the rebel centre,
and driven them mile or more.
Rosencranz commanded in person the move
ments of the Federal army.
The 18th Wisconsin Regiment suffered terribly
-lvsing nearly half Of the entire regime mt incu-
ding eight officers.
A late dispatch from Louisville, du,ed Jan. lat.
says Gen. Roscncranz captured MurfrresGcro' on
Tuesday. and now occupies it, and the rebels are
in full retreat TO Tullshoms
Two hundred wagons, following cur line wore
captured by Rebels under Wheeler, of Tennessee.
second dispatch from Louisville, says that
Gen. Rosencrarz occupies Marfreesboro. 1t 10
signed J. T. Boyle, Brigadicr General.
The fight was renewed on the lSt, with great
fury, and Leuvy loss on both sides.
General McCook fell back two miles, before an
overwhelming column. He rallied, but was again
driven bnck. At the lntes, accounts, he was tive
mics this side of the ground he occupied in tho
morning, where he continued until night, at which
time wc held our positions.
Our loss is very heavy. Amoug the killed are
Brig. Gen. SILL It. Col. Ganscue, Rosoncranz
chief uf staff; Gen. Willick Ind; Col. Kelly of
the 2Oth Ohio; Col. Sbarcr, Acting Brig. Genl.;
Col. Farmer, of the 18th Ky; COL Cotton, of the
9th Ky: COL Jones, of the 9th Ind: Maj. Car
renter. Of the lg;h regulars; Maj. Rosengarten,
of philadelphia; Col. Carpenter, Of the 18th Wis
consin; and Lieut.. Col. Mckee, Of tho.i 5th Wis
cansin.
Among the wounded are:
Brig General Kirk, Of Illinois, General Wood,
If Indiana; anu Gen. Van Cline, of Minnesota;
Major General Rosseau, of Kentucky; Major
S,emner, Of the Sixteenth Regulars, and hosts Of
other officers.
The total killed and wounded on our side, says
the Times, is estimated at $4,000.
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Jan 5
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+, From Petersburg, Va

PETERSBURG, Jan. "a gentleman arrived at
City Point to-day by flag Of truce boat, and re-
ports that the celebrated ironclad gunboat Moni'
tor, tuundered off Cape IIatcras few dHys since.
All board perished.
The ialena also came near sharing the sauio
fate. and had to throw overheard her armament
and everything. Their destination is supposed to
hsve been Wilmington.
: Federal prisoners who came up on the boa
confirm the above report, aud say that the infor-
nation was received a, Fortress Monroe yesterday
a. ". (l;h).