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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
Theodore Enrknian.

Theodore ParkmaD who was killed, at the age OF
2s ia the late sLrmsh at Whitehall North Carolina Of
New descent ode, child and only Of The Rev
John Pskman recently Of staten Island lie was graduate
Coumbia College the class Of 1851. His special studio.
ware IA chemistry and natural science" and after year
passed in tho laboratory II Dr. Gibbs at the Free Academy
he studied for years Ia Germany. whence lie returned
with the degree OF Doctor Of Natural Philosophy in the Al
luun Of 1861.
OF siDgulsrly sweet. clear manly mind sschola admir-
ably vered in bis department. youth so pure aud noble
iu hi. thoughts that his face besual; patient. de-
voted from bis earliest years jealous Of every moment in
which he not Learning something with modes. reserve
OF manner secudDg him from society, and hiding him IN the
home where the tenderes directed his he obcyed
with simple fidelity the call Of bis country hearing In 1t the
voice OF human liberty which he had been always taught to
regard as the most sacred OF ALL
Di.trusting hs uned military ability this accomplished
young man insisted upon enng as private soldier In the
Ash Massachusetts Volunteers Appointed osesean OF
his regmen carried its flag In hsstont grasp as 1t marched
two months ago from Boston, and winning by bis tranqG
and seody chseruness tho hearty love oil Ma com
tade lie was killed by the bursting OF shell while his reS
ent was waiting In reserve support tho sd Of the
State.
Such arc the costly lives tina. buy peace and liberty Tor the
couutry Such are the faithful unambitous Of military
renown who in the fiery Of show the qday oil The
tues, heroes Such lives ripe whenever God gathers
them sueh men do not die; they only 60 before. an
conten ,ad Burke when his only son died that my 'on
In this world should be ny ancestor In Heaven
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Ft,cl.l pi.pslch 70 NE \. y. TIIbune.


, MrHTKFrsHcRo Mond-y Ian. s
Via NASHVILLE. Jan. G. 1853 \
Tie eremy evacuated in haste during Saturday
night. II s reported that they were terribly de-
mOralized from leases, but they lett no property
behind. Gen. Negley pursued them with infantry.
cavalry force also followed to-day. Spears First
Tennessee Brigade attacked and dispersed their rear
guard Of cavalry. Their loss in Wednesdays battle
WAS 200; several hundred on Thursday; over
,welve bundled on Friday, and 100 on Saturday
uichi-ineludng wounded and captured. We have
] 800 Of them prisoners, two colonies and several
majors. The bodies OF Brighten. Rains aud
Hanson are here. Gen. Breckundge was severely
wounded, and Gen. Adams had arm broken.
Major Clarence Prentice YVES wounded in the thigh
The famous let Louisiana Re giment was destroyed
Oar own loses in ell the engagements were, ] 100
killed, abou, 600 wounded, and several thousand
prisoners. One-tbird of the wounded will soon be
able to resume duty. The army was considerably
deprecated by slIagglers, including number Of
officers, who will be digracefully dismissed, several
for deseTton. Col Moody, nth Ohio, is wounded.
COL Ctas. Anderson, 93d Ohio. Col. Nick Anderson,
9Th Ohio, Col. John +. Miller, wounded, did not
leave the field Col. Williams, 18th Illinois, killed.
Lieut.. Col. Hull, 9th Indiana, wounded, not dan
yerouely. We bad about twenty-five field officers
killed and as many wounded. Lieu'.-Col. Tanner,
22d Indiana, reported killed, is wounded and prs-
mer. The Chicago Board of Trade battery which
behaved gallanlly, lost four killed and eight wound
ed including Lieut.. Griffin, wounded. Loomis's
Michigan battery lott Que killed, twelve wounded,
and thirteen horses killed. a review Of the field Of
battle since the evacuation shows that the enemy
were much more formidably posted than we had de-
veioped, even by our terrific fighting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

properly appreciated the strength of the and the
agreements the situation that he moved to bis object firmly
and swiftly that fought brsvely and we'll that when he
found the opportunity he lad hoped catch had slipped
his grasp he saved his army with consummate skill and ell
cheney then the of those brilliant but
lucky days. by turning his back his faerers and syco
plants. and bravely told the truth to the world
To believe that such has not future bright with I'M
known spendors believe that truth itself blunder
AMI that Justice 10 de.hroned on the earth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
Come of the Killed and Wounded.


The following are some additional names Of losses
Ut Murirecsboro:
REGULAR TROOPS.
BILLED
Cant. Pen Co. u, 18th U. s. lnisntry.
ceft kuears Co. L. 18Th ". s. ILiautry.
Lieut. Hitchcock, Co Il. u. = Infantry.
WOusDfD.
Can't. Wise Co. c, 18th 4. s Infantry. severely.
CAPT Yoke. Co. O. Is,h u 5 Infantry .eyerey.
Irut Icceston CO. ii. I5lh U. D. Infantry. severely
IJiniant Power 18th 4. ;. Infantry, severely
Csvt barry Go. r, 10Th y. ). inisnry, signify
CAPT King Go. u, 10th u s. lniantry: slightly. ,
Lisut BarIholcmew Go. H. 10Th u 8 Infantry severely
lem, unll Co d. l6lA u. s. Infantry, severely
Csu ~ .ss, &c. A, ~ U. s. laian!Ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
Een,b of Major Thomas lHuWL worth.

PHILADELPHIA Iuctdnyi jan I, loe5'
private telegram from Washington announces
the death OF Major Thomas lawkworh OF the Scott
Legion Regiment, GSth Pennsylvania, who lost ii
leg AT the battle OF Fredericksburg.
MAJOR IIawkworth Las been for many years con-
nected with IHe Press OF this city, and his death has
created deep gloom among his numerous friends. He
was an experienced officer, having served through
the Mexican well the present war, and an hon
olabe man.
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Gov. stnniy Hung In Efigy.

Torres pondsnc. OF the Associated Press.
BEAUFORT, N. C.. Dec. &c. 1862.
Gov. Stanly hung in e;ligy last night III mont
OF the Market House in Beaufort.
Considerable excitement had been occasioned 10y
political speeches made dfring the day IN view OF
the pending Congre siona election.
l. is needless to say that the scandaloas outrage is
almost universally condemned.
Military matters are quiet in this Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

iowly. soldiers have captured from the enemy an
amount of property equal in value to tie cost Of the
regiment ior a year. They have driven baek canal
numbers OF Rebel troops. and have DESTROYED the
salt works along the whole line OF tbs coast Greet
credit is due 10 Col Beard foe his energy md
SKILL in tie management CT this expedition.
] am Sir with great respect yonr obedient servant
H. SAATON, bdg Gen. aud Military Gov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
RETALIATION TnREATENLD.


The following letter Of Gen. Bragg to the COM
nander Of the Abolition forces confronting ~, meets
the question squaIeiy and plalry:
HEADQUARTERS AMY or TTsNs EssHE,
MUHEKKEsBOHO'. Dec. H. loot
GESEHAL: I'm your letter OF the itb inst. you ex-
press your adherence Of tie syElem OF haraaslng
snd arrestng non combatants. Ia previous letter
] have minated my entire concurrence IL these
We've. and nothing shall gwerye ne from faithful
Observance OF q policy which II dictated by every
proper sentiment / ain credlbly informed, however,
ihai on the very day On which our communication
was written, u number Of citizene Of tennessee,
charged only with political Oiienses or prociyi'es
were arrested and inprtoued ia the pen.lent4Ary al
Nashville. ii is Of little moment 10 ne whether
this wa done by your immediate order, or by yoar
rubordinates, fVr whose conduct you are Tehpon-
.iblc and hereby notify you that snail enforce
.is 10 and unyisldiDg retaliation Sganst the cOmnIf
Aoncd officers who should tall into my hands unit
ths violation Of good faith shall be corrected IL
deeds as well Ms words
ves, Yespectfolly, yonr obt ferS't,
BRAXTON BKAOC, General Commanding
HsnrGe RosRCnASf, Cong L. D forces NHsbY.e Team
BRIEF COMMISSION.
We have the unalioycd satisfaction Of announcing
the appointment OF Col Roger w. Hanson az Brig.
Gap 10 the Confederate seryice. Gen. Hanson is
xele,tei allied in tine recent battle.
GEN PILLOW RESTOKED 10 SERVICE.
Gen. Gideon j. Pillow reached MurfreesLoro last
evening from Richmond. We understand hat he
bas been restored TO active duty, aud will immeci-
htely take the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
The Iron.c!nd Nahnnf.

NKvPoKT, X. I, Tuesday, Jan. 9, IEtJ.
The United States iron-cad Nabant, built on the
plan of tie Monitor. put in here this afternoon on
account of the log.
Everything on board the Nahant is working weii'
and she will leave for her destination as room as the
weather permits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

WELLINGTON. Tuesday, Jan g. IbUJ.
Gen. Butler leaves here tomorrow for Philade-
pha, and will arrive i'll New-York on Thursday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
Naval.
TIE RINEN


The Revenue Department OF the United States
service il now assuming important dimensions. A
large fleet will soon be IN lis service. The following
vessels are now credited to the New-York Station:
Steamer Tiger, Jones, commanding; Ste,mer Miami,
Faunoe commanding Steamer s. A. Stevens. Wilson. com
mandiDg; Cutter Jas Campbell Nones, commanding Cutter
Nsra Sands commsndDg Gutter Craiord Carson, coin
handing; Cutter Asszzis, -, commanding.
RETURN OF THE CiAERON.
The l.. S. side-wheel steamer Cimeron, arrived at
Philadelphia on Monday. She is one of the new ex-
periments built by contractors at BorientOwn, and
after encounerDG her first gale, was 90 badly dam
aged that survey resulted in her condemnation.
She is the greatest failure ever contracted for the
Navy and her builders ought TO be fined.
TIE MINNESOTA.
The u. :. steam frigate Minnesota having been
ordered to sea sailed from Boston with sealed orders
on Saturday. She has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and repaired, the service performed by her Oh
the blockade and in the Potomac having render
ed q thorough renovation Mt cessarv. 1he Minnesota
was GoldsbOroughs fag.pnip in 1861 is one OF our
seyen great frgItes 1850 and, with the Wabash
and Colorado Id all that remains OF them,
COMMANDERS OF OUR IRON-CLADs.
In selecting officers 10 command our lron-cad YES
sells the Navy Department has been careful III pick
ing out the best material in the Navy. The follow
ng famous names figure in the list;
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MORE TROUBLE ~ THE NAvY-fARD.-Ibe loun'
a,ryen in the Navy Yard the number OF hoont 2O sls
nndrd woE on Monday and refused resume business uht
heir wsgrs were Increased from ~ to ~ - yer Day
Tie increase being promised oy thc o"ee' VI wv INV "
men re, uncd work Yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
BEFORE the Eaftie.

The .M,rjreesJoro' ReJel Banner Of date Just
previous to the recent battles contains the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

THE LOSSES OF THE ENEMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
IR0Y GENERAL ROSECRAASS ARMY

TNOy GENERAL ROSECRAASS AkNl'
1pF GREAT BATTLE OF MUaF0EESDORo.
vull Retreat Of the Rebels at Night
GEMS. RAINS AND HANSON KILLED.
Generals GLADDEN., Breckenridge. and
Adams Wounded.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. ROSECRANS.
PURSUIT OF THE REBELS.
Their Rear Guard Attacked and Dispersed
THE LOSSES OF THE ENEMY.
THE UNION LOSSES.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

THE UNION LOSSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
PURSUIT OF THE RESe|

Their Rear Guard Attacked and Dispersed
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ADDITIONAL NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
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eFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. ROSECRANS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
pdisSufg, III. Msvnc 4 Ca,css.
Il At ]. Il q A u.

I VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO T., PlTTSDURC
~ without change, connecting with the grea,
PEkhSyL vAAIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, beitimt re ana " ash.
ogton city, and ali the interior towns Of Penn
yivsuia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland DO
Merchants by taking this .oute, viii haye Il.
advantsse of all the eastern markets nj no add,-
Sional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Yrsius leave the Depot, Canal street, ives, side,
GEicsgl. daily on the arrival OF trains from III.
Sest AND Northwest.
connecting al Crestiins with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore Il X. to siunkjrk, Buffalo, Magyar. ralls.
New ierx and Boston, aid al the interio,
towns o. Now England. via New Yosk Cen,ra
and New orA + Erie Railroads Also South n,
Columbus, Evansville, Newark. Mount Vernon.
Sseutenvliie and v heeling, ana tB,erier town,
Of Ohio and Virginia.
The abc~o trains Uonnectat Forest with tram
On Mad RiNer Eosd to springfield, Urbauo, Day.
Ten and Gil ennati. Aiso with trains at Lima 70,
Dayton anu CiHcinnati direct.
~apc A. Tow ~ ANY other keuse.
fasschgs Is pohna east Will nnd this route both
ptessanf aid agreeable, pass ng through MANY nj
the largest and fines, cities in the UNitea Sta,es
sasscrst RS arriving at Chicago ~ any o! the
vosas, will 6nd attentive cheek agents al tho do
Dots to receive checks and convey baggage free ~
sharge the Pittsbur, and Chicago ears Sieeu.
ing cars accompany each train.
Iicsets tor sale at all the principal ticket en-
ssS In the West, and at tue COmpany's Uft o cor.
Ger Of Randolph ard Dearborn streets, or a ,hs
Depot, eat side. Chicago
Hs particular to ASK for tickets by For, " avus.
DAN. W. BUSS,
gen1 Western Passenger agent, Chiraxo.
!. 4. 1oor ~, Com. ana Conn Ag't, Chicago.
freight CT all kinds will DO carried from CHI.
70 TO all poirts East At all times,at A. Law -
!" nv ~. 'ss''<""" '"n'' Sar2v-af
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
A Rebel MOvrpr. mt t. get
INFO East Tenn, ssee.
Tine Rebels Elan ed---1 hey
are nriven f~Onl a.OOk.
cut M Ouniain.
NV YoEx. OF. 20.

NAV 1Ohk, W I. ~.
The New York imes ,pcclal, dated
"Cha tsnco.s, Oct 24,h, via Nasn,,ll
% b. lays: "'lhc e"cu,y's actions
seem 10 iu,iisarc ,ha u ngg i, m wing
in large 70 &c upon C,caveI nd, Tenn
with the evi,ien, purpose Of breaking
Though ur lines in TIA, direction. /.
is genera y | e ieved here taat hi. move
me, / il CO operat. d in BY potion Of
Lees t rces from Vi glni', moving d WI
by the wy OF L .chburg and /; ;sl.l,
Va, Nth the intention ofdriving Burr,
side from E 1T Tennessee, and tar. inv
the flank OF til army, aud thus CON-
psl,irg ils retirement from Chattanooga /"
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 90.
A brilliant achisvem n, to k,!.c.
last night. A detachment under CO..
Stanley, Of the 18th Ohio. tioat+d fifty
ponto0Ns down the river, in the face #
tho rebel sharpshoo,ers, landed a,
Rro~ns Ferry. two and half miles be.
low this pl &c, bni bridge urder ,h,ir
fac :, surprised and drove he .ebes f,om
the ridge on the sonta side. 6peuino
commun cation ~ith Bridgeport.
The eh.ls are Il mixed and must evac
uae L Ok ut Monntau.
Great credit is due t, Gen. Smiths
Cn,cf Elginee-, Capt. Dire ser.
Our loss is S killed aud Is wounded.cf
Hazn-r's brigade.
Gen. Palmer !. assigned to the com
mand Of the l4th Army Q rps.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

soAn LsAvixG SINS Svsxixo.
ne NcrthBn Liss pasAst Canada, Cay&ain
Rssksr, Clerk Jsnks, viii b que for H. Louis and
istsrpsaiste roints this evening. X. \. Pse,-
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B,Ars Ira sIsa 70 Aoaasw
The nsil ssd passenger packet Ksss Casssl.
Captain y. ". Dawn, and CIssk, X. r. Williams
wissdepart for kesknk and way points shis morn
Ing. r. A. Ti!sbiu, sgest.
The Bnl uendsssos, Capt,in J. B. Rhodes.
Q. King, Ciesk, will be the reguisr Northern Line
soat fer Duhaque and way points Tomorrow
morning. X. n. Pfettyroas, sgens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Ii youoo use
HO0N ards q. YMs ass DifSers.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown. y. D., di.or Of the
En-, olopedia vi Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to iavo1 or 'ecomnend
Patent "edi .i.rs ia re erl ihr, u. h dis rust OF
their ingred shis aid effects ,et know III nj
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do this more readily ia regard 10 tocdt d.
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