Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08
Maj. Gen. Butler tosk possession of New Or Ieans.
 May lst. New orleans placed under military

4th. Yorktown evacnated by tiie rebslS. | ath Battle of Williamsburg. total r,aste a Ithe rebels. leaving 70ll killed. 1000 wounded and BIO tskail prisoners. driv..n back with terrible slaughter Union los iN8 killed and wounded; enemy retreated. lea vn. all their sick an,l wounded un our hands. l 8th Battle at Mcdowell, Va. Union loss 90 killedaassi, 2a wusasssd.
 9tli The Na1j 5nrd at Pensacola destroyed l aud eyacuatsd hysabe rebels -7ssssze.
 lGtia Naval engagement sn the Mississippi near Fort Pillow. frbels dsfs,sted; tive 0 their guni,oats blown up and one sunk.
 Gen. Wool led 5000 men on Norfolk, and the place was surrendered without any resis tamce.
 llih Rehpl iren clad Merrmac blown up.ant the Ia y yard at GosPort. Va, destroyed by the ret,els.
 l2 Nachez, Miss, surrendered to tue fctlera forces.
 18th Fight at Fort Wright.
 SkrH,ish near Monterey; rebels killed, 1 wounded and } taken prisoners.
 Suffolk. Va.' occupied hy the Union troops 18th, Attack of tile Union sunboats on Fort Darlng miles below Richmond; Union loss IA killed and II wounded.
 ;2Gth. Skirmish at Bottoms Blidge, miles from Richmond.
 23d. St,newal Jackson with force of 20, 900 attacked q reg nlent of tien. Banks army q, Front R.,yalsf fa., and either captured or des troyed nearly ihe whole 900. Banks retreated through Winchester to llarlers Ferry. followed by Jackson. Union less 32 killed, l22 wound and 622 missing. I Additional call for 5s 00e mare troops. Riot against secessionists in Baltimore.
 27th, Hanover Court House. Va, captured by Grn. Porter. Union luss. B killed, 326 wounded and missing enemy $ loss oyer 19Dg. 18th aRd 29th Hard Gshting before Corinth, Miss.
 30h. Corinth evacuated hy the enemy.
 Bonneville Miss captured by Pope.
 Battle at Front Royal. Rehels surprised and routed with loss of l5e ,pris.nsrs Union loss. 8 killed, wounded and missing. 3lst. Fort Pillow, on the Mississippi, aban. don-d by the rebels.
 Large forces of Ibe rebels from Richmond attackel Gen. Casey $ division (AicClelan.s ar- my at Seven Pines or Fair Oaks and drove them bacS.
 June lst Rebels renewed the attack. but were driven b ok with great slaughter. Union auss S9O killed. 3627 wounded and 1922 missing, | Rebel loss. 5o71. | Enemy driven out of Strashurg, Va. by ad- ] vance guard of Gen. Fremont. | Union forces took possession of Woodstock Va.
 9th. Naval engagement before Memphis | The city capithlated ,s,,d rebel fleet destroyed 1 Charles Elicit. Jr., colonel commanding the on | ly one injured Tkr rebels .undpr Gen Adams driven from Winchester through Jasper back to Chat tanoo ga
 8th Battle of Cross Kegs. Va between Gems | Freh,nnt and Jackson, rebels retreatp.l. leaving l 50n on the field Col-As shby titled Union loss l25 killed and 300 woumle:l Rebel loss. 559
 9th Battle fought at Port Republic, Va be tween Jackson and portion of Gen Shiolds' division. the latter driven back Union loss l56 killed 36l wounded and 574 missing Loss of the enemy very heavy | 10th Gen Mitchell Won a brilliant victory q Chatianosge Tenn x-,z-.,...j
 18th Rebsl t.saIsa Haid pa4l'' ta 'F'''' '''' "'' Privates of the 99th New York being for murder at Fertres Monroe
 l6th Severe angaseslieNt aI James and Island npar Charleston, 5 C Union flrc5s ol,iiged to retire-Loss 663 killed, wounded and uaissing l1th Arrangements on White River, Ark Rebel batteries captured Uuion loss l25 killed anl wounded by boiler explosion rebel less l5 k He'd and wuuHnded and 30 taken pris aliers
 18th Cumberland Gap, Tenn occupied by ttIlrf;ll FOODS Wftliuut HlSS OH our sue I9h F re Souie il.c .rceraled in Fort La iayatie lew York hartor 24th N,r .,lk. Va p pae .d under martial law by G-u Vlele 18th Gen Pope appointed to the command of the army in lie Sh nandoah vafley
 Gen Fremont resigiIed Un,on p,cke,s advanced close upon Richmond sharp sklrmishi z
 26il,. Stonewall Jackson attacked the Union line II, force at alechancsville
 27il,, Battle of Gaiaes Mill
 2sth; Battle of Chickahominy
 29:h Battles of Peach Orchard and Savages Station
 3uth, Battles of White Oak Swamp. White Oak Creek. an.i Charles City Cross Ruads July lst. Battle of Turkey Bend Mcclellan I established on. the James river. I Uni,n t,ss during the six days fight, 565 killed 7.7Ul woun ed, and 5,938 missing; total l5224
 Fl, h near BDonville. Ky. under Col. Sheri- l dan; rei,es reutei with a loss of C5 killed l Union loss Al.
 The President called fur 300 900 more troops. 1 4th. Relel gunboat Te,zer captured on the James rlN.r. 1 Skirmish near White Oak Swamp. 1000 l rebel prisoners taken. 1 6ih and 7th, Engayeme tt at White river; Federal IuSS. Zz ktlittt Hht WouhdS0; EeLlet JOSS 8l killed, wounded and missing large amouut l of camp eaupaye an,l provisions taken Huh. Grn Halleck appolnted Commander in Chief of the army and navy
 18th Murireesi,orough, Tenn. captured by the rebels u,rier Morgan; Unlon loss B killed and 62 wounded
 Ath, ,Morgan's band destroyed the long bridge on the Kentucky and Central Railroad, between tyuthiana and Paris 18th, Encounirr with ret,el ram Arkansas I in Yazeo rryer; Union ioss IF killed and l5 wounded rehrl loss 70
 IIamlton. \ c. captured by gunboats 40 r..la.s killed Union loss one killed aud several i wounded
 l6ih, Fight at Evansville, Ark rebels routed ] with Il loss of 40 killed and l5O wannd,I l7th. Skirmish ut Culpepper, Va; Union loss 5 rel,el loss 2 killed, 5 wounded and II taken prisoners
 18th, Rebel raid into Newbnrgh, Ind 18th. Union cavalry expedition made . daa- cent upon and destroyed the nailroad and tals- graph and other valuable property Ut Beaver i Dam Greek