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Great Haul of Army Supplies.
Desperste Battle Near rMurTreesboro,
Tonmnsgeo. . ..-. .

Desperate Battle Near rMurKrees orO ,
Tenmnssee. .- -.-. -
NEAR MURFREEsBoRo, Dec. 3l.-Our whole
line suffered terribly this morning. Four regi-
ments of Regulars lost half their men and all
their commanding officers. Gen. Anderson 3
troops suffered severely; Majors Rosengarten
and Ward are killed; Gems Stanley, Rousseau
and Palmer wounded.
Two O'CLOCK P. M.-Gen. Thomas has Just
broken the rebel center and driven the enemy
mile. We are advancing our whole line.
Gen, Rosecrans is personally experimenting the
movement. One shot killed two of his staff
officers. The 18th Wisconsin has lost seven
captains. Gen. Negley's artillery is still now
ing the rebels in the center Gen. Crittenden' q
left wing has taken the intrenchments at Muir
freesboro. The rebel Generals Cheatham and
Rains are killed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The Secretary Of War
to-day received the following:
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 2.-The following has
just been received by telegraph from Cincinnati
dated Murfreeaboro, January l: A terrible
battle was fought yesterday. The latest from
the field 10 up to noon. The rebel center had
been broken and things looked favorable. The
losses are reported to be enormous. Stanley,
Rousseau and Palmer are wounded, and the
rebel Generals CheStham and Rains are killed
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2.-The Federals encoun.
tered the rebels on the 30!h uIt., near Stuart's
Creek. After heavy skirmlshing the rebels
we're driven back. We captured one hundred
prisoners, and killed and wounded large NUN.
Der of rebels. Our loss was seventy killed and
wounded. 80. % fl. .'-/ 4'.
At daybreak on the 3lst the fsht was re-
newed with great fury. Mceeok's corps was
opposed to Hsrdee. After desperate fighting,
With heavy loss, McCook retreated two miles
he soon rallied, and was again driven back
AT night he was four miles this side of the
ground occupied In the morning.
The fight continued uutil 10 o'clock P. M, al
which time we had maintained our position
Inc Federal loss is very heavy. Killed, Brig
Gen. Sill, Lieut., Col. Garesohe, Chief of Gen
kosecrans' staff; BrigadIer-Gen Willeck, oi
Md; Col. Kell, Of the Second Ohio; Colone
Shaffsr, acting Brlgadier. General Colone
Farmer, 18th Kentucky; Colonel Jones, 2ltt
Ohio; Lieutenant Colonel Cotton, 9Th Ken
lucky; LieutenantsC Colonel Jones, 39th Indiana
Major Carpenter, 18Th Regulars; Major Rosen
garten. Of Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. y,
In our general market there has been but little done
since last Wednesday. Most Of the houses have not
fairly got started In the business Of another year. We
heard Of nothing OF any special Importance doing in
provisions.
MESS PoRK-It would be bought freely at SIO 75@
II for first class country and city, but tits held 25c.
higher.
6EW MESS PoRK-Is held at s13, with buyers Of.
fering Sl2 so for city brands
BAOON-Nothing doing and prices are nominal.
GREEN MEATS-Are unchanged in value, no sales
since our last.
LARD-Dull and is offered freely at s%c for city
buyer contending for skc.
H0Ge-Were In good demand on Wedne sday evening
and yesterday, and good many we're sold, including
about 500 head averaging 35 to $50 b net at 95 but
aud drovers anxious TO SELL and willing to take
- 25 for 100 to l0 lbs and 81 90 for $40 to 260 lbs
Averagehis being the hold range Of the market. The
receipts fort two days are about 5000 head.
BLOUR-There is o moderate request, as yet, but
holders are Arm, all looking for better feeling in the
market. An advance Of l0c. was estabshed Wednes
day afternoon, and sales Of superne were made at TO-
regndings may be bought at ~ eO94 9O extra at IS
1905 25; family at IS 30B5 SO.
WHEAT-Met with q continued good for red from
shippes but there but little done, holders ask
ing higher prices. We quote prime red at e9c9el 90,
which Is advance OF l2c.; Ohio Indiana white at
81 059i 07i prime to choice Kentucky white at 81 10
al Is.
o0RN-Isin good demand for sheiled, but esris only
inquired for by retailers and the market quiet for al
44c In bulk, shslled at 45945c. in bulk and 5eSS7c
including sacks
OATs--Without change at 5295ic. for new and old
10 bluk, &c. for new and old including sacks.
RYh-Is quiet and dull at 60 to Gle for prime 10
bulk and sacked sacks to be returned. ~
BARLEY-Phme fall would sell readily at iel 300
l35 and prime state spring at 81 209l 30 but there ar
nominal at 959Sl 10 for Chicago spring
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TIE ATHEHEuM.--The Theater hiding on
State street, now known by the poplar name
Of "The Atheneum," is now, under 10 super
intendence Of Mr.. G. Busch, late Tresurer of
ths Academy Of Music, Cleveland, Undergoing
repairs and Improvements preparatory to che
opening of a dramatic season early nat week,
under the management OF Mr.. John Esler,.o
Cleveland. The improvements nov making
will give the 'Atheneuni qnite another aspect,
and make It comfortable and pleasapiboth for
the actors and the audienne ,s.i \ ,ar
Among other things, We may nientbn, that
new and splendid scenery win be inirod tsdSthe
house will be comfortably warmed and ventll-
ated; the seats both below and aboyewilI be
better arranged, and BY carpetipg the iuor and
other means, every precaution will beussd to
prevent noise and interruption during the per-
formances on the stage. A visit to th, Athe.
neum will convince any one that Mr.. busch ia
spa,ing neither pains nor expense t, make
the Atheneum credit to- the city and a
delightful place for relaxation and amuse.
msnt.
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Notice.
Daniel auitner

DAnie, W. su''nef Superior. Court franklin
Levi Lausham and othsn.> county onio'
. PETITION.
CAID LEVI LAUGHAM, OF PITTS.
- burgh, in the State Of PennsylVanis, will take no.
tce that Daniel Guner OF the said county and State,
did the 18Th day Of August A. D. 1862 file his petit
ton in said Superior Court Of Franklin county, Ohio,
against the said Levi Laugham, George Pegg and George
Broderick DEFENDANTS the object and prayer Of said Pc
ttion to obtain order from said Court for the
sale Of the following described real estate, to witt
Beginning atthe northeast corner Of land decided By
W. W. Davis to James Laugham, and In the middle Of
the plank road leading from Westervlle 10 Columbus;
thence south leX deg. east along the middle Of said
road Sc feet; thence south BOX deg west I22 feet;
thence north s5h degwest 32 feet to the line Of
the lot decided by James Laugham TO b. b. Bowman;
thence north ~ deg east along the east line OF said lot
50 feet to the north side Of James Laugham's land;
thence south ek degrees east along the north line Of
1880 acres be the same more less, except gate
way along the north line Of said lot to the graveyard
all situate in said franklin county, ohio which said
Aale Is to satisy note and mortgage executed by the
said Lsvi Laugham the 9th day OF July, A. D. 1861
to the said Daniel Gnitner, for payable on the
9th day Of Janua.y A. d. 1862 wthinterest from date
The said petition prays that said Laugham may pay said
note Of o1A50 and the interest thereon, that the
premises be sold to pay the same. And the said Levi
Laugham u notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petition before the first Monday In
--'' - ., - - - : :. HORACE WILSON,
% ~ Atty for PIE.
Columbus, Nov. 9th, Is6a-W6w
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CHAPLAIr's NorycE--cAEP Religious
services are held in this Camp every Sunday,
as follows: vs ~ FUF ~ n.
Morning sosvice, az a quarter before IL
O'Clock. In the Hospital Barracks Of Major
zinn's Baiialions riFt 80
Afternoon service, at two o'clock, In the up
per story Of the New Hospital Building Fifth
Ward).
These services are designed for all In Camp
who may wish to attend, whether inmates Of
the hospitals or not.
y Soldiers in Camp desiring Bibles or Testa-
ments, can obtain them of the Chaplain, at his
quarters, at the Hospital. 1Ut
The Chaplain will be ready, in one week, to
deliver books, from the scamp Chase Library
every Saturday morning, from 10 to IL O'Clock.
US. Mil. Hosp, Camp Chase, Dec. II, 1862.
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RECEPTION OF DR. oLDs.-We i've been re
quested by several Democrats toiuggest that
the most appropriate place for alto assemble
who design to join 10 the procsssia which will
leave this city on Monday next go out to
obetz's to meet Dr.. olds, will be the corner
Of Broad and High streets, and 10 hour for
their meeting to be, say, ten O'ock A. NJ.
and In obedience to such request e'make the
suggestion, remarking, however that the
whole subject will properly be uier the d.
reotion of the meeting called to ,semble at
the Westbsfs office this evening at seen o'clock
TO- arrange this and other mattertconnected
With the reception. zleas'