Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08


 and Frankfort by Dumont's cavalry. General Sthal had fight with rebels at Thoroughfare Gap; routed and captured 80 prisoners. 20th, Entire rebel army under Bragg and Kirby Smith, succeeded in getting out of Ken lucky.
 Band of rebels attacked near MarshGeld, Mis. souri, by the llth Illinois cavalry, aud routed, with loss of 4 killed g wounded, and l5 takes, prisoners; Union Jess l killed.
 z2d, Rsbefs. destroyed f6 or f2 miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Attack upon Charleston and Savannah rail. road rebels driven from position; Union loss Is killed and l06 wounded rebel loss very se rious.
 23d, Skirmish at Waverly. Tennessee rebels routed loss 24 killed, 26 captured and many wounded Union loss killed and wounded. l. 24th, General Buell. removed from command Tin Kentucky and General Rosecrans appointed his successor. 18th, Col. Stuart (Union) made raid on guerilla corps .pear Memphis, and routed them.
 Rebels routed in Southern Missouri by Lieu tenant Colonel Leasure; with loss ot 8 killed and Is prisoners; 28 stand of arms and l2 horses captured. 27th, Two rebel steamers valued at S9O0000, captured.
 Skirmish at Putnam's Ferry several rebels killed and 40 taken prisoners. 18th, Skirmish at Clarkson, Missouri 10 rebels killed and wounded, and 40 prisoners ta- ken; 70 stand of arms, AZ horses, l3 mules, wagons, ammunition, &c, captured.
 18th, Great fire at Harpers Ferry. Va.
 NOVEMBER list, Genera! Pleasontan had 8 fight with the enemy pear Philamont fight con- dacted wholly by artillery enemy routed Un- ion loSs killed and IA wnnn. .ted
 2d, Fight renewed and kept up all day Un- ion loss l killed, "A wounded rebel loss not known.
 Sd, General Stahl drove the enemy out of Thoroughfare Gap.
 5tn, Spirited engagement at New Baltimore ]; enemy driven back.
 Town of Haymarket burnt.
 Brilliant Union victory at Barber,. Virginia i; rebel loss 36 killed Union loss killed and 10 wounded.
 9th, General Charles D Jameson died of the camp fever.
 General Reynolds took undisputed possession of Warrenton. Virginia.
 7th. General Mcclellan removed from his com nuni
 Commodore Pendegast commandant of Ma " Yard. Philadelphia, died.
 10th, Captain Dahlgreen. with 40 men, cross
  panies of rebel cavalry from the town captured 34 prisoners and many horses and equipments ]; Uiioa loss IS killed.
 Rebels routed near Piketown and driven out of Eastern Tennesd dee, by Colonel bills. Jr. 80 prisoners, large lot of guns, tepts, wagons, &c., clptrGeG
 l6th, At late fight near Lebadierville, La, the enemy were defeated, and more than 200 killed
 l7th, Schooner Annie Bees captured while trying to ran the blockade.
 l9th Our pickets driven in at Suffolk; Gen. Peck subsequently sent out foree and drove all the rebels over Blackwater river.
 25th, General Blunt with 5000 un;en troops, attacked and -.shinr.ea z 600 rsDels under Gene I.n MarmaduEe, at Cane Hill, Alabama; 60 rebels killed.
 22d. Brigadier General Patterson found dead ill his bed at Fairfax Court House.
 23d, Several audacious attempts made to burn Memphis.
 Expedition to Matthews County. Virginia ;. destroyed F salt works, burned 5 schooners, 3 sloops and number of scows and boats, cap t red lighter and "A large cannon.
 18th, Hamptons Legion made . sudden at tack on two companies of the Sd Pennsylvania cavalry at Belfour; surrounded and made them all prisoRers
 30th, General Stahl with 300 cavalry, attack. ed the enemy at Meekers Ferry, and followed them into Berrysville 40 men and hoYses caught; 50 killed and wounded Union loss l5 killed and wounded.
 DEcEMxDER lst, General Geary routed the enemy near Harpers Ferry; had several skir- ,nishes, and brought up before Winchester on the 2d, demanded the surrender of the town, which was complied with.
 2d, Accommodating force from Suffolk under Colonel Spencer of the Ilth Pennsylvania cav alry, had a skirmish at Bac, water took rebel battery and 40 prisoners without the loss of a man. 3d, General Banks division sailed from New York. 5,h. Engagement near Coff.eville Union loss g killed, 50 wounded, and 60 taken prison CTS rebel loss 300 killed and wounded.
 9th and 8th, Several deaths from exposure in the army of the Potomac. 7th, Steamships Ariel captured by pirate Al abama. Battle in Tennessee betwesn Morgan's gper rillas aud federal advance force, federsls repuls ed several times, and finally captured 1; loss in killed and wounded, 60. Great battle near Fayetteville, Arkansas splendid Union victory, 2.4U0 rebels wounded and l,500 killed, according to tieir statement; Union loss 600 killed and wounded.
 llth, Battle of Fredericksburgh; Union loss ] ,l28 killed, 9,l05 wounded, 2,098 missing, to- tai, l2,3ll; rebel loss 5000.
 General Stanley made a dash into Franklin. Tennessee, and destroyed considerable valuable captured rebel prisoners.
 l2,h, stuart's rebel cavaly made . raid into Dumfries, Virginia captured 10 suffers and 25 pickets, besides tslegraphic operator.
 l4.h, Rebels made dash into Poolesville, Maryland captured 2 Lieltenants aud r pris- ouers. ; General Banks arrived at New Orleans and supersedes General Butler, who sreturns home.
 18th. Fight at Coriath between Union Gene ral Dodge and rebel General Forest.
 18th, Kingstyp, North Carolina. captured by General Poster; 800 rebels taken prisoners with II piece oi artillery.
 2oth. Rebels attacked 200 Federals at Davis Mills, but were rePulsed, leaving 2O killed and 30 wounded.
 4 married couple sscaped death at tbs time the Glsssr's runaway pond alsesiaddlsd in 1910.