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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

CUMBERLAND GAP, Dec. 16. A portion of
Longstreets army made descent Monday on
our advance at Beans station, Fighting contn-
ued at intervals. 1t is since reported that we
lost twenty loads of Quartermaster's stores.
Wilcox 8 forces are forufying at Tazewell.
A later dispatch states that the Union citizens
are leaving Knoxville. Fighting was in progress
at Blair's Cross Roads.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. Richmond papers of
the 10th inst. are received.
A telegram from Atlanta announces very pos
lively that Gen. Grant has evacuated Chatta-
nooga and is falling back upon Nashville, tear
ing up the railroad as he retreated. 1t was
said that Hardee would pursue. Longstreet, it
was said, would attempt to hold Northeastern
Tennessee.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8. A special dispatch to
the Commercial confirms the cutting off of
Longstreet's ammunition train.
A portion of the force sent to Knoxville has
returned to Chattanooga The army will soon
60 into winter quarters at Chattanooga.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. Mutually friendly
and satisfactorily explanations have taken place
to-day between the Secretary Of State and Lord
Lyons concerning the recovery of the Chesapeake
within the British jurisdiction in Nova Scotia.
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RIO tie Merchants Exchange. !

WAsnINGToN, Dec. Is. Stuart's cavalry
made raid yesterday capturing whole com
pany of New York cavalry and doing considera-
bic damage to the railroad.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. The President has is
sued proclamation declaring that the foreign
discriminating duties of tonnage and impost
within the United States shall be suspended and
discontinued so far as respects Prussia and Mic
aragua, to continue so long as the reciprocal
exemption of vessels belonging to the United
States and their cargoes shall be continued.
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For Rats, Mice, HOaches, Ants, Bed Bugs
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Plants, Fowls, Animals, sc.
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0r Address HENRY r.. COSTAR.
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August g. 1868. wPly
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he GOOD IN advance OF merely Humanitarian or S4crr
tartan Considerations. Ne question of lmu.it ia th
welfare Of the nation society fails to obtain candid
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Will continue to be the collection and publication AZ
trustworthy Intelligence from all parts OF the W Grid
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TIC, Is confessed to be superior any other American
Newspapers Its letters descriptive OF
TIE EVENTS OF THE WAR.
its record of the Movements of the Contendiug Armes
their Marches their Battles, their Retreats the Lists of
Casualties, ITS DclIneatiUns of Camp Lie have riyen
new ana distinctive interest to that department Of Jour
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

BALTIMORE, Dec. 49, Capt Anderson of In
diana and Lieut.. Shelton of Iowa regiments
escaped from Libby prison week ago and
reached here today. They represent that the
supplies sent for the relief of the prisoners
have been productive of much good, and that
the rebels give the prisoners as good provisions
as they have, although there are cases of hard
ships.
The prisoners on Belle Isle suffer terribly from
lack OF shelter as well as nsuiHcency of provis.
ions.
New YORK, Dec. Is. The Times Washing
ION dispatch says Gen. Hitchcock has gone to
Fortress Monroe with the final propositions for
the rebel authorities for exchange of prisoners
He will probably offer to exchange man for man
without reference to the officers and men of col.
ored regiments.
Gen. Sckles has asked for Court Of inquiry
upon charges contained in Gen. Hallecks re
ports.
1t is rumored tonight that Surgeon Gen
Hammond has been mustered out of the service
The Worlds Washington despatch says
am informed that the Army of the Potomac
10 lose its substantial indenity so far as corp
and organizations are concerned 1t may
100 that some OF the brigades will follow thei
competitors to the West.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

OFFER Tor sals NJ farn and re>idea-s i.ca,rs
Il "A miles nm Lafayette. tbe conuty .ent q W.l-
ker Co Ca ard l6f mics frum The " a A. R.flru.d
Th-rt thres hundred n-res. huodred and forty
cleared ienccd md ready for pianrinE ths bala-rs
vell t1nbered- Tberr ne-t frared duellinR Ui-h
~ rpons- ho1.es coupieta- Tbs lar1 = q
large lraret tnicinE uIih Rood rnuui1r Hear A.
tarhed. for drIrinE Thrashsr and Custo1 Ca Ths
stables neu framed, o1ldinEn- uith 60 an<
-heep Ehrds emp iete. a1d IN Eod rep1ir IAers q
EuDd reErrnbie r1rde1. End nne crchnrd q ch1ios
appies Pe.che. anc Pe.rs. With eto1cs rarisiT =
rrnpes &c TIE place vel uatered wilh rrrinr nrs
we'd. cunFenierty lDcated TIE ioc1rion II beathy
c1n h lo1nt snyuhere- 1nT cne UishinE fnrtheI
p.rticnlas. III Apply unneliafsly
ielle-lms X ~ RUSSELL.
ia Iafnrarta Ca
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
CIRCULAR


oFFIcE o. ConnaxDarr - CoEucErrr1l
knuxFl1s. March lG. leG1- <
O1ceu coDn1ndi1E recruitl1F de11chuE1is n
thin tato. hsrahy or1red .nnd n Ehair unaky
rrtnrns = this s1cs Fronr8|y- AHy C1ceu l41IE
- n.ke Fucb rslrrna. vi - Enrtiairly arle-1c4.
and charEeu ull - prrfsrred ar<nIt tnrn ~ Ein-
bstiencso q ofd-rl- II
Byaa.rsf L. Col T. D BI.AKK.
80 Cu1na1dant = Coa-crfptr-
rs w. Az lm1rlp>lol
1sa.e1.ss Paper. copy 80 ue1k. - lnr.d ~ -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

NOTICE / bc-eby Eiren. . AL uhun q nay CO.
cern tha1 .he DlslTtcl ccnrf q re ConfeoeIals
ctAtes. for The 4idds Dl1zirt - IenDe~se. wiiI
hrtotn IN Wluchr~1rr. Franklin cn- connlrncinr "a
Hfd dtesi.y he lst d-y a Aprl 1ext. md uill osn-
Lnne ali tle business l. tl-plsrd 81,
by o.drr of ~EEr- H. aCnruzErs. IadFs Of lait
C1alt- Ih. io.h dap = H.rrh. lsss-
J. b. CI.ENENTa
runr-h1A-lf
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

A BOUT f1r d.y. 49, tuelrs .srrs D.. snr,p5et
- n knfy n1d. n - UpF6o1 n cunp1ny VIA.
- ~ - lnlnEE1iss - = ghlls - NJ. - k.11
anpIoysI - khs uorka- IL nh1Ea rnu1rd wil -
paid So - aPrrehanzton % 40 narro SO ~
s.sa els aPPsshs.tsd sHa r.lzrle1, = t4Prieo,<-
P-sRn4n' G. E SS.,i' 80 D.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

1 HATE for ~. Fsru uost-tni.< 10 .rrs-. a.
Il 1cln.nE The la1ds - Mark A. KFunedy. sl1n.,st
n thr ls<nsEy kiEs. fn1r 1ilcI 81 q t;hnll.-
aooEA flgt s>res a ti- lHnd cir1rs1 nnd
~ snsA c.b q eru1 unr-sry - INIT tru.---
select apes and pearB-A1t iuo Euld sFrinEE
ieols-ln & - BhUCkhEI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

see river. over which the Railroad bridge had !
been destroyed. to have ready the means Oi
crossing that strean- ners be remained.
orking coat OF. with the most indefAtie.ble
energy until the entire right wing Of the Amy
had crossed and reached TulIshomA- l
From Tuilahora Cen Cheatham vas order
ed with his Division to Nurfressboro. then
occupied BY Mai. Gen. Breekinridge, taking
position in front Of that place in which ppsi-
ton he remained Al The terrific aud blDody
battle Of AurfreesLoro. his Division copttitu-
ted the reservs to Gen. Polk corps ds drn.es;
but was early engaged on the 3lst Decenlber
aud bore distiRgu shed part in that memo
rzbIe battle. llis loss being qhite heavy. mum
bering losomen- One OF his regiments, NE
ssh Tennessee. Of Cen Donelseu's brigade.
went into the action with 40 oifrers and men.
and only - came out unspnched, eitl.er in
their persons or clothing. his own bearing
on this occasion vas IN keeping with th.E dis
tinguishsd galIsntry which be hsd 50 often
displayed on other helds- On the retreat from
Murfressboro' Gen. chea,h ata's Division iOok
the rod to ShslbyrilIe. and has sccopisd that
place up 10 the present.
= - 81 ! :,
s1'e ln''''.'5 81 ee' = esn-
Oe .ee" 'a'.' ~ ~ ''s 80 -
on tie contrary. h4s executed every or Ier and
every movement assigned him with the utmost
fidelity, pronptness and snceess- IL wiii also
be perceived th4f his superiprs have relied
lupon Lin in many Of The most arduouz aud
1''nsa'' Po1'''0H'- il'- os' ~. =
s1o hi' sc' aP1'o.s .'.sn''on = .ne - =
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20 'Vs nInn'e-' as ans % n's con '''-'1'' =
PEI -" 1.s 'n-l'se'. -. .',''.'-'. . Z
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no" ~ '''s 'e~''i7 ny .
i'Pe'o. ~ - '-s ''.''',-' '-.--s II
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laoc''ns anu .us'~'n.Hs -'N''9., - ..'s
n'gnest orae' N .n's 1e-PsS.' = s''' !,
-se no one % maj oe'' '.-... -
''o' I" '-' = -. /. -,
uy, ano 'na' no pne n~' oeen 'no.' 81 -
) and i4oof'ous -n4 socee.s'n' 'n'n ne tie ,.
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% nis neass' nc SC = - s..-.' 10
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so.' -Ao n'su s@'--s - 'u1 ''''1'' :. II ''-
-ne o'oee is''es' ~ ~
mo oi''s-aroos e-1lAs ana ooi'f'oo-l''s =
: personal danger ~n'cn ne % D''en o.sPl-y' -
battle might be n's'>ksn Or reok,esfirss
Sus nothing Is i-r'her 'fPn we sra.n- 4. a
true tnAt ne 10 lnPe'aoos On me ne'o' or' :
: lnpetntsity is directed oy : fqoi a''d Periee'
: apprehension Of The situation and an ac4urAi:
T knsWledge Of The work 10 be PeFioFmed
: Hence. his ardor never gets me better Of hi'
ljudgmeit ne never makes mistakes, nsve
loses biz selfpossession, never overioo<s o
falls to AVAIL himself o. what 2 oss' = ~
: shifting phases ana etnersenf'ese. :. oa''.r' % %
q drives with tAe utnS.' P'ee.s'Sa -1o ~
E the utmost power olraiBut ~ lla polult alil
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
TAKKH DIP

A Nd conEh-ed 70 JaI By tbe niIitn-y sutho-iti..
- a. Chattanooga. tbe q q October 1se1. nnf
re rcce atty committed by acti1G 1usice q tke
Pesce. lnr The cOu1ty O. IA uiltun. lena. % toe
18th q Dee. le63. neEro boy no n.ys hls nans
ACk nDd thaf ~ belunCl - rhu Pridr. - 6par-a
Ehits oounty. fean- sid bo, 10 biszk. - ye.-I
I'D. fset ] inck hiEh- he ssnrr 10 rse1-.tsd fs
eore iersErd. sr0vs PrsPerty. ~ eh.-Ess ard t.k-
dec1l Jniior.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

"A a. cz,rsssr,, = - y = o5ss5sr. isSs. ,ss
nura recerIF olGnif1et y arlinr lnItius e -
Psses f.r - u.s.iy - HanE,ua. 1s1H- - 1llk
q 1sssassr. 10. eeEe -. 80 - -
fhfrA- - ognr = rs(1nM1l j GR iuUHId
|rrSrs pr,pcty. ~ sh1rtn - a1l11@ 11lu u
49, 4 Il 14AM. 11n8-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

- A special dispatch to ths Cincinnati Ga
zstte, dated Frsnklia. Tenn. March 8. gives
the following fAcss in relationto the lzte
tight st Thompson's Station:
COL Coburn, commanding the forces, sur.
rendered the command in person to General
Forrest, who gave him an escort to ride over
the field and look after the wounded. H.
The 72d Wisconsin lost l69 privatss and
commissioned officers shs 18th Michigan Loaf
4b4 privates and commissioned officers the
33d Indiana 440 priEates and eomnissioned
officers the e5th Indiana lost go privatel
and commissioned officers. Total, 1913 on
csr9 and privates.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

TNNkOlIIS6 ccoers in ne St.ts -.f T-dne---s
Il uin - 1rce enrol oonscripza, Al p1rers n
their RESPECTIVE ti.trcis Who nnsy b ahse1t utbout
IeaFe fIun fhcIr ceUuanos- I be tnrrI1nE cicerr
Eiddle Teno--ee W1l .eDd Descriptive rolls 81 ths
ofcer- e1rUlled - The Couua1d 1dant ~ Caup -
Instrncfiou. af FayetteFiIle Te1nessee TIE r1rol-
4 o1cerB n East Tr11erses ull sen6 nt1lilar o.
rrlrttv- rolls - tns ocUna1dE1t - cunsrriplH- a.
K1oEFi1s. TenDe~-e-
l. d. BLAKE. Il CoL C. G. A.
febulw Colnd 81 Cun- fnr It1ocsse
- Eas- Isn1es.ee palrr. oepy l1I1- ve.Ea-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

!, ER large 4r,e etory Bs3ck H0,sl. knurn NJ
Acsdemy- Iieb1l lu-1 = > bRT ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

on the Gr-t hosd4y u AprH. Isst. uiIl -su o.
" c.Eh. = public outrry - Tie hiEhuE titdsr. -
he Court HguEe dor Hnrrinu1 1eunenna Ehe rcI.
swing trlct q lE1d to-u1 nbouf hun1red nrrru
lyInr In the district uf Hnulton cuuntT ~
atjoinf1E fhe l11d1 Jaues n. luknl11a Dnn -
fAFneI nnt uihe1-n4id l1nt leio1rinr q Ninrna
Pepd-sr.nl- ant VII - solt - n1tiHfT Sptrn-ul
md G,nEt1 N 49, q JauaH n SuaEt 49, - -
PendeEr1HL JAMES JACK. lep- ekrrtE
irh11-tu Bnuihnn O.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
II. J. HUG Ks.

Aftorney g -aT, Clain AEehf sd Nsa -
PuhIIc.
l RICHEOND-VA.
0L11nH 81 every ds.cripiiol Al ~ he Conirde
~ rats GoFsrnn.srf reffied urih arcurncy I'D tir
nakch- Attends al tbs Coniederu1e HtEtns cuurs-
bid n The cfy q EichDnnd- Attre-s Bcx lI6o-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
MIssIssPrI.

The Natohex Courier. of the f3th inst,
Gays the Mississippi river has been plunging
aud foaning past the Matches base for some
time past The water il again falling slowly.
and it il hoped viii continue to recede for
weak. to, coaae. A fall OF few feet during
next month will help matters considerably
when the June rise cSmes down the river
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

T1BB nrn q Quirby E1binson q M.rp IN. Iurr.
u n tn day d@rlpst - nrt1k c1-n-1zt- Al
pernnnE k1Ti1Z clIIu1 nEnin-f I'D An uEl rnrmul
ne s1ns . ~ = Qul1kg ~ = ai.ne .1lhn.s< !.
pl1, nnd Al pernun ~ i1ltstlrt ~ nlt1 fr-a.
III Uakt Enurtln11 p1Turnf 80 Quz1kf. -
- becn nu1hurlnaf - n1IIIa - Eru q h1ElnuM
w I ogHsd. { G-.1 P.r.s---
IAS & CLAGHOzF. Ereci.t purrnnr
Htnuuh c.. Inr- n. ~ rfatfo III
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
VIRGINIA. SALT.

BAvE q .rsl kt q virEina SAB uuirh I
keep hanc constEfiy - IS pr ~, a. r-ick
I'd slnnd. o.. nHADI.
Ianr. 17-aus
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

EEzihss Cosniy. n in.olrc.zT e -,
E.1Ils a. Gu- 6tuna- oec't- h1rl1r bees rirr-r1et
Al penanI hnTing cinius nrlinEt - E.i.,1 I'll 11
-heD uilh - crk % - cn1uty Curt e I'D
~ propefT a1the.rlru,st- Uilhia t1s tns Drecihet
y sr e 10y ~ - f1rsusr b.rref
fsbzl-lr PETERmOS0EE
AtuiuhIrn1r 60
~ bruEn. Dur'd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22

The Eutaw Observer says thai Governor
Shorter, under requisition to Con. s. B.
Buckner, has issued orders for The impresa
nent Of three thousand moro Able-bodiedine-
gro men to finish the fortihcatious u Oven
BInR and Mobile. with meat enough to last
them ninety days. From Greene county three
hundred and thirty are required, and tas or
der, ere nov 10 the hands Of the of6cer. for
inmediats execution.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-14
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Thomas, in a communication to the
War Department, dated Natchez, says it is
significant fact that while transports on
the river have been frequently fired into
by the rebels, not a single shot has been
fired from that part of the river bank COW
cred by leased plantations, extending tor IS
miles above Vicksburg, which shows the
Importance to commerce of lining the river
with loyal population. He says that on
the 18th of October, the gathering of cot
ton was in full operation. The experiment
adopted hastily and from necessity, with
many misgivings, of employing freedmen
at wages on leased plantations, he now re-
CARDS as a complete success.
Gen. Meade's detailed report of the battle
of Gettysburg, dated Oct. 1st, was officially
promulgated to-day. He gives as reason
for his delay in making it until now, the
failure of receiving reports of several corps
and division commanders who were Sc
verely wounded in the battle, and says the
result OF the campaign may be briefly sta
ted in the defeat by the compulsory evacu-
alton of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and
his withdrawal from the upper Valley OF
the Shenandoah, and in the capture Of three
guns, Al standards, 1921 prisoners, and
"a 1913 arms were collected Oh the battle
field. Our own losses were very severe,
amounting, as will be seen by the accom-
panying returns, to 1884 killed, 13,709
wounded, and &, SAB missing-in all, 23.lS6.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-14
From the Front.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE official ar
my Gazette says the intimation made in
several OF the daily newspapers, that the
Secretary of War has communicated to the
Adjutant General q modification Of the Or
der in reference to the discharge OF minors
from the military service by civil courts,
is founded in error. No such modification
has been made or communicated.
The following was sent to Headquarters
here the day after the recent engagement
on the Rappahannock:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
near Rappahannock Station, Va, $40, Nov.
S.-Maj0r General Hdlleck: This morn
ing, on advancing from Kelly's Ford, it
was found that the enemy had retired du-
ring the night. The morning was so smo-
Ky that it was impossible to ascertain the
position of the enemy, and it was not till
the arrival OF the column from Kelly's
Ford was it definitely known that their
position at the Rappahannock was evacua-
ted. The army was put in motion and the
pursuit was continued by the infantry and
cavalry to Brandy Station. Major General
Sedgwick reports officially the capture Of
four guns, eight battle flags, and over 1900
prisoners. Gen. French took over 400
prisoners. Gen. Sedgwick's loss is about
800 killed and wounded. French's loss is
about 20. The conduct of both officers and
men in each affair, was most admirable.
TSigned.l GEO. G. MEADE,
-. Major General.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-14
From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 12.-All is quiet in
and around Chattanooga. We have relia.
BILE intelligence from Bragg's army up to 3
A. M, at which time the rebel picket post
Of II men deserted to our lines and ar
rived equipped. The disaffection among
the rebels is no longer confined to Ken
lucky and Tennessee troops, but is wide
spread among others. Our daily receipts
average L or IA. -.
Hardee has been assigned to the COM
mand of Folks Corps and relieved Long
street at Lookout. The latter has gone
with 1900 troops, part cavalry, to East Ten
nessee. The balance of the cavalry has
gone to Iuka.
Cheatham's and Stewards divisions have
returned. Bragg now has three full corps,
Hardee, Breckenridge and Buckner-60,000
men being a low estimate.
1t is reported that duel between Look
out and Moccasin Point batteries took
place this noon. Our practice was fine
Several shells bursting directly over Point
Lookout. The reply was vigorous, but no
casualties.
Thirty days furlough has been gran
ted to the farmers of the Georgia State
troops, to allow them time to SOW wheat.
All quiet with Hooker.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-14
Rebel News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. --2.-The Rich
mond Wing of the 18th contains the follow
ing dispatches:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 9.-Slow firing
has been going on all day on Sumter. IS
shots were fired from Battery Gregg last
night, all directed at the southwest angle.
go ritied shots were fired to day, and 25
mortar shells, seven of which missed. The
whole number of shot and shell fired at Sum-
ter during the bombardment is 9,346 of
which !, 200 struck. One monitor only was
in action to-day. No casualties TRANSFERRED.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.-The firing from
Gregg on Sumte to day was at intervals of
half an hour. Two monitors came up and
fired 80 shots. No new movements have
been made.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 9.-The Con-
federate States steamer Corrumbia was
captured yesterday morning by the block
aders while coming in.
JOS. E. Brown was inaugurated Governor
of Georgia on the 7th inst.
North Carolina election returns throw
Gaithen ahead of Lauder.
The Richmond Examiner admits rebel
defeat on the Rappahannock. Hooks and
Hays brigades were captured.
The following have died in Hampton
Hospital: Jas. 4. Polk, 10Th Wisconsin
volunteers, Oct. IA; T.. r. Lafarge, l7tt do;
John Grace, conscript, 3lst do. In the
Chesapeake Hospital: Z. A. Charlett, 4th
Wisconsin