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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07

Washington, Jan 6.
The following dispatch has been receiy-
ed at Headquarters here:
Headquarters Dept of Cumberland
January 9Th, 1868.
To Mag. Gen. Hallech, Washington:
We have fought one Of the greatest bat
ties of the war, and are victorious Our
entire success on the 3lst, was prevented
by surprise of the right flank, but we
have nevertheless beaten the enemy At
ter the fight they fled with great precipi-
tation on Saturday night. The last of
their column Of cavalry lett this morning.
Their loss has been very heavy. Gen'ls
Rains and Hanson are killed Generals
Gladson, Adams and Breckenridge are
wounded.
[Signed, w. s. RosEcRANs,
Genl Com,,dg.
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Headquarters, Nashville,
January 4, ] o'clock .. m.


Firing commenced on the evening OF
the 18th. Our forces followed the enemy
closely and driving them on the Both
Tn the morning of the 31st the enemy
attacked our forces at daylight and ever
since that time the fight has been pro-
crossing. This is the fifth day in this To-
cality. If the whole Richmond army
does not come here our success is certain.
The lighting has been terrible but our
army has the advantage ard we will hold
it, God willing.
! cannot give particulars. Our Off
GERS have suffered terribly. | have Oh.
served nothing of importance since 10
O'Clock last evening, at which time every
thing was favorable TO us.
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New York, Jan. 6

New York, Jan. 6.
Richmond papers of the Sd, have been
received. The Dispatch announces the
return of Stuart, from raid, with 500
Yankees. Gold quoted 190@285; silver
100000. Confederate Congress will
probably impose heavy tax on treasure
boarded by individuals. Produce advan-
cling with light receipts.
Rebel kilograms state that Col. Fay, Of
Miss, was killed at Murtrecsboro, and
Gen. Cheatham and the Colonel of the LIST
La, wounded
The Richmond Enquirer sditorislly
says, the Presidents proclamation will be
little more than the simple expression of
Lincoln rage and fickleness
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More Details 81 tho Great Battle.
New York, Jan. S.

The Times has the following dispatch /:
Nashville, Jan. 5.-Arriving from.the
battle field learn that on Saturday night
during the storm the rebels attacked our
men in their rifle pits along the whole
line. There was heavy fighting in the
center. We4drove the enemy across
Stone river. The 77th Penn. first car
ried the point. Sunday morning Stan
ley's brigade entered Murfreesboro.
The rebels buried their own dead and
our officers. There has been great loss Of
confederate life. We lost about 1900
killed and wounded, and about 5000 pris-
oners. The enemy retired to Tullahoma
Our forces are terribly scattered. Out
Of 1876 Colonels engaged we lost 1s kill.
ed
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conservatism Of the Right TYNE.

In these last days there is rampant
spurious conservatism which seeks to
conserve only the privileges and the in
'erests OF the aristocracy, and is lust now
specially devoted to the conservation of
the interests Of the slave oIgarchy and
their quondam bosom friends, the North.
ern office holding democracy. Conserya.
tism' as nov current, means simply deyo-
tion and tender care Of that monstrous
e1crYeence on our free institutions =
man slavery, IL
key, DR.. Porter, Edito-
tian Intelligencer, ir OF the Chris
the Cooper Ir- =. a recent speech at
style of O. stitute, recalled the old
seryatism
..e said that be had been content to be
numbered among those who were styled
Conservatives Now, more than ever be-
fore, he wished to be 40 placed. He
wanted to conserve the Bible in its integ-
rity, and be permitted TO believe that God
made of one blood all the nations of the
earth. He wanted to conserve the Gov
eminent of this country on the basis o
the Constitution as it was, before politi
clans had made it of none effect by thei
Pro-Slavery tradicians. He wanted II
conserve the Union not to be a giganti
taskmaster. but beni6cent protector o
all within its bounds. lie wanted to con
serve our institutions, all except one-an
that must be plucked up by the roots,
the nation Intends to live and transm
the blessings OF Liberty to future generi
tions. Since traitor lips had insulted ii
flag of our nationality and traitor HAND
had fred hostile guns against Fort Sun
ter, there had been one hope ever in
heart and one prayer daily offered,
Slavery had begotten the war now des'
lating our land, that Slavery might peris
by the war To this conclusion he b
leyed that Christian Conservatism hs
come, at bound, the moment that slav
holders undertook in the interest Of 81
very to destroy the institutions Of Ere
dom. Events indicate such to have bee
and to be the conclusions of Divine Pr
violence. Man proposes--God dispose
The Cabinet in Washington came throut
many lessons Of adversely to perceive tn
military necessity required the exerci
OF Justice and mercy toward an Cypress,
and down-trodden race. And 80 ut leng
the President put trumpet to his Ii
and has been preparing himself for thr
months to signali5e the advent Of lBG
proclaiming Liberty throughout all t
land unto all the inhabitants thereof.
believed that thus, and thus only, cor
the rights Of humanity be conserved, +,
nation saved, and Christian Freed
maintained and perpetuated. 1t will
year of jubilee. The Atlantic will she
to the Mississippi, and the Alleghanies
the Rocky Mountains, that the accepta
year of the Lord hath come.
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some Details OF Losses.
Especial to Tribune.l

New York, Jan. 6.
Battle Field Stone River, Jan. 3.-The
Murtreesboro Banner Of Yesterday admits
a loss of 5000 in Wednesday battle.
They have lost at least 2 1000 since.
Prisoners state that Genls. Hardee and
Hansan were killed
The following is an additional list of
Union officers killed and wounded:
Kilied-Col Fred G. Jones, oath Ohio,
galantly leading his regiment into action;
Lieut.. Talliffero of Hicks battery; Adit.
Boynton, Goth Ohio.
Wounded-Col. Nick. Anderson, 9th
Ohio, Col. Chas. Anderson, 93d Ohio;
both of these officers were wounded VERY
severely, but after their wounds were
dressed they returned to the field. Col.
j. i. Miller, comd & 18th brigade, return
ed to duty after his wound was dressed.
Lieut.. Col. Hull, and Lieut.. Col. Neef,
4th Indiana, severely; Capt. c. c. Wedd,
48th Mich, severely; Lieut.. A. Russell,
18th Mich. Lieut. Walker, 18th Ind
severely; Lieut.. Enoch Nelly, lo1st Ohio,
severely; 1t. Frank Healer, 9Th Ohio,
severely Col. Leonard, Col. G. o. Hines
Maj. Elliott; these last are all of the 55th
Ind. and are severely wounded. Col. j.
W. Tyler, 9oth Ohio, severely, but not
dangerously; Maj. Hicks, Goth Ohio ];
Capt. Mcdonnell, Adj. Gen. of Rose
Grams staff; Lieut.. JAS. Mcconnell, 18th
Regular; Capt. c. W. Burke.t, slightly;
lA. J. B. Ferguson. Gath Ohio. severely;
Lit. Chas. G. Rowland, 10th reg't; Adjt.
Massey, 55th Ohio, severely; Col. Alex.
/ Cassel, Goth Ohio, not dangerously; 1t.
Grimsey, Sd KY; Lit. Mclean 18th
Ohio, severely; Capt. Brooks and Lieut..
Porter, 74th Ohio; Major Morvine, 18th
Wis
Battlefield, Stone River, Jan. 5.-On
Saturday it rained and all was quiet until
night, when the Sd Ohio and o8th Indi
ana charged and carried a rebel breast.
work, captured SO prisoners and killed
many rebels. with slight loss. During
the night the enemy evacuated and are
supposed to be retreating to Fayetteville
The N. Y. Herald has the following
dispatches
4 Nashville, Jan. 5.-The wounded off
, GERS who arrived from the field, say that
/ Murfreesboro is certainly evacuated, tn.
rebels retreating to Tullahoma. Genera
Stanley pursuing the rebelrear guard
, Gen. Stills body is in charge of the enc
my.
The enemy attacked us on SATURDAY
night, got whipped and driven back.
A portion Of Gen. Negley's division
/ crossed the river first.
+ We lost 1900 killed and wounded anc
} 400 prisoners. Rebel loss very large.
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From the Army Of the Frontier

FRIEND HOWELL We have heard
nothing from the United States since the
great fight of the 7th. and there DOM.
seem TO be much prospect of our mail ar
rangement being very satisfactory, I'M
less there is soon a favorable change
There is post Office opened here now
and the people seem to like it very we'll,
even if 1t is operated by black republ-
can Government. The new postage
stamps are curiosity down here, and
they don't know why the old ones wont
pass, but they will come to it soon, and
all will go on. as in the good old times
before the people voted themselves out of
the United States. The Provost Mar
shall 8 office is crowded from morning to
night, with all kinds of people, all anx;ous
to take the oath of allegiance. A large
part OF them have taken it before (per-
hsps several times and as soon as our
army moved out and the rebel army took
possession, they came up with equal haste
to take the oath to support the Southern
confederacy. They say they could not
help 1t, and may be they could not, but
1t looks curious to man up tree. The
town is full of sick and wounded, and
here is a fine field for display of benev-
olence, but unfortunately we arc too far
OH to be within reach of the Aid Socie.
ties, but suppose the Sanitary Comm,
sion will see to it as far as PRACTICAL !.
There are large number Of II ". and
Wisconsin wounded among u ! n,uhor
who are suffering for want of attention
from their home friends. .,,hs,uh $500,
thing is being dorc y a, i noss;hls - -.
' ;, 'h'm. The army remains yet upon
al, ana, VII Tough we have reports
OF iorwaro mo- cement nearly every day,
there don't Sc EN- to be much prospect Of
it at present, but there is no telling what
a day mar bring forth We sent flag
OF truce to Hindman to try to get our cap
tured private papers and regimental book
and roll. The enemy, showing much
more sagacity than we do, refused to let
him 60 beyond their outposts, and Hind
man ordered him back and said our pri,
vate baggage had gone with Gen. Shell
by's brigade, and when it was examined
all private property would be sent back
(good joke on us. The weather in THU
country is most decidedly southern.
have not had an overcoat on since tn,
fight, and am sometimes uncomfortable,
warm with clothes worn in st. Louis il
August. They say 1t is very cold her,
: sometimes, but | imagine they dom
know the meaning of the term.
This post is now held by the 10th Hi
9 nois cavalry and the lst Arkansas caval
ry. The commanders Of the post is Co
: Wickersham, of the 10th, the Adjutan,
Lieut.. Garfield. of the 10th, and pos
: Quartermaster, the affable and gentleman
b ly Lieut.. Wilson of the 1st Arkansas. I'll
J. Gate don't circulate in these parts;
judge SO from the ignorance hereabou
!. SO fully manifested and my never seem
) any of them. r. G. S.
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An officer in one of the colored regi.
nents in Louisiana says, in recent let
ter; :. You would Be surprised at the
progress the blacks make in drill and in
all the duties Of soldiers. / find them
better disposed to learn, aud more orderly
and cleanly, both in their persons and
quarters, than the whites. Their fcht-
ing qualities have not yet been tested on
large scale, but | am satisfied that,
knowing as they do that they will receive
no quarter at the hands Of the Rebels,
they will fight to the death. As an old
Democrat, felt little more repugnance
ut having anything to do with negroes,
bat having got fairly over that, am 10 for
the work. They are just as good tools
70 crush rebellion with as any that cau
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LIVE STOCK.

ht"yets and Farmers will I'm this the mos tadvsn-
arruus root, for Live Stock. CApacious Yards well
~aGcted aud supplied with every convenience have
be opened slime nd sconnsetions and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrsburgb
where viii be found every convenience for feeding
and resting, choice Is offered Of the PHfLAUkI.-
PHiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE AAKkET.
This will also be found the shortest quick est and
most direct route for stock New York(viAAilsa-S
town and with fewer cha ngt than any other.
kNOCH LEWIS. G-nsralsupt., Altoona. p
l.. L. HOuPT. Gen. Ticket AKt. ,PhiixdelphiAs
II. II. HOUSTON, General Frsigh, agent
janTdkw. PhilAde iphiA. =
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upon further consideration took more
favorable view of the policy indicated -
The writer says in the strongest manner
that Notwithstanding the unexpected and
surprising character Of this information,
it 10 strictly true
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BY TELEC RAP n.
A Series Of Great Battles!
The Fighting Continued from Day to
Day for Five Days!
The Slaughter Terrible and the Loss
on Both sides Heavy.
DUR TRIPS SUCCESSFUL.
The Enemy Fleeing Southwark.
Louisville, Jan. S.

Louisville, Jan. S.
Murfreesboro advices report the Fede-
raj victory as complete and the entire
rebel army fleeing towards Tullahoma in
great disorder.
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rOAL! COAL!l COAL r.!

We take this method Of informing the Public that Il
10 mpossb for deliver Coal without getting pay
for IT, and TO trouble and misnnder ma
order wili be aed uni sas accompanied by the money
ONCE on Levee, opposite Coat shed.
NJ G. FITCH, - -,
J W. koDlFER, tx Com.
January 3. lSG3-d2M
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be got. There are three regiments in
service; the first is composed OF freemen
the second has some that were slaves.
while the latter is composed almost who'll
~ OF the latter class. The headq uarters
OF the first is at La Fourche Crossing, So
miles from New Orleans, guarding So
miles OF the Opelousas railroad. The
second is between there and the city,
The third is CLOSE by the first, working
on sugar plantations. :
Doubtless the sons and prandsops Of
those brave men whom "Old Hickory /"
publicly complimented for their valor
and patriotism in the memorable battle of
the 9th of January, 1915, will prove good
soldiers in 1868.
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pOOKS--Receive on Saturday.

Parson Brownlow'G Book.
Artemus Wards Book.
Thirteen Months IN the Rebel Army.
Siege Of Richmond.
Agnes Of Sorrento.
Among the Pines .s
0rphus G. kerr's Papers.
Armegidden, or the United States In Prophecy.
Miriam.
Prince Of the House OF David.
Throne OF Dsvid.
Pillar d FIVE
Thirty mine Men for One women.
Chfonicies Of oariingford.
Tbs Women loved; and
The Woman who Loved me.
Photograph Albums.
For sale by IA. w. WEST0OTT,
amid Nain-st., ed door from 4th.
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City et Kookuk, Iowa. 10 this day dssolved by mutua
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