, 1864-06-12
VOLUME XVII.

mc1t Of The trains had attracted the notice of the
Iebe]s and Nould vesE Probably induce the belief
that onr r. ros.tlons wszs being changed and that
70 sudden and 80 rapid that Ii was necessary to
make haste quickly with orders and dienositiors.
Gen. Logan at the first Eolley nounted Ill horse
elose sfter our tfmishers a. they feli SCI ~
t1ae pits, came the rebel lines Of 6attie. With 4
m recGl sel tatE rushed headlonz. charging bsarcly
nre Of artillery. Under the orders Of Their oceei1,
these troops reserved their IRE aad awaIted The
ehock. Logan rode along the whole line Of bis
air, and at fulspeed, urging biz mel Ut tie top Of
his Foiee to - save their IRE and give them h-ll"
TBS eaes1 wss electrical. the regiments cheered
the line BY tbs shoute Of bis regiments.
Soon after, Gen. McPherson and bis stan rode
ttom his heacGuartcrs. On the len of the 10th
lurtoue]y. but the men saw their commander. and
theff cheers aroee wildly upoa the din Of battle,
Altogether, that short hour, with the enthusiastic
and The continuous crush Of sna1l AIMS, vas tcar
The Federal 1iue reserved Its fire until the rebels
s Il 70 eap IT. Sess tSs oas Sas
line Of n6e pits at the moment ofrime. sRch an.
other etngle vollcy Ct nusket1y has seldom been
and The battle was opened. Ths rebels fsll lie
fsa3n-eootes at = time 1ay side By side. The bat
4. Smith had placed a section Of battery B, 1st
Artn'ery. which, doublc ehotted With grape, made
ereat ha.oe. On Harris line section Of the Is:
tie artillery, however, Was IN The high ground back
OF the line Of battle. In the close struggle for the
snd aoE Ho pe a nsea q inu5s
terrible struggle Of the rebels to drive in the right
wing was conducted. cannot tell Eou. All We
ae a1d Rh Is ntos
charged up 10 the very muzzlea OF our rifles and
and that these Intellectual assaults and struggles
we're renewed until the rebel force. all cut up. was
one turn, gained slight advantage The End
brigade wae slightly chartered and section Of ths
10 en1 rode oeed the S to s 5e re:s
tured. The 9Th Iowa charged the enemy and Re-
to-, teGk 4 the guns. The bstssde enaered eeserely.
wounded. Maj. Gicey, Of the doth Ohio, md Menf,
Col Miller, OF The 9Th Iowa. fell uortally wound
ed. II The Eont Of The brigade IT. dead and
brigade Of mounted 1nfaItry, which was on the
right flank, was dismounted and came up and pour
ed n conttnuous oblique fire from 1he sixteen
heavy. At one place IN tront Of Lisl1bu:n's brig
ade, lwenty-one dead rebels lny in one heap Ii
Tie front OF yeatchs dtsision portion Of the reb-
right. As it tell back, Gen. Dodge saw the oppo,.
tunity and ordered regiment o1er the breast
works; The regiment delivered a oblique IRE
Gen. Dodge buried 100 in his front Consider
ed in all respects, the desperate valor Of the reb-
e's, tae rapdtJ and pcrtnacatJ Of the assaults.
man and officers received and repu1sed them. aud
the slight loea Of orr my, and the terrible
slaucht e OF she aid it was one Of the most
remarkable battles Of the war.
=, Our loss did not scash 100. OF whom send ron
the naInse ef nearly nil. Thc rebel loss cannot be
aseertaiued By us with cettainty- About the close
Of the eicago1to: rebel otticer shouted to Gen.
Morgan L. Smith, thst Gen. Hz,dse wished the
aring stopped fiat he might bring cG his wound
It. During The night all the rebtl wounded that
could. c1aEled back into their !ines As 5000 as
II was light the nc1t morning orr men commenced
buTying the rebel der0 and brin:in. In the rebel
wounded. but were frequently fired upon, 80 that
tben antesnent was oy no means coraplstcd. We
nhnaeo dRnf The asy 45o rebels
nt 1caet 2 :oo In ldlted end wounded: Estimating
e.1 Eonaded 70 oae KILLED, thiak that 1000 il 4
eanlt rpon tue Army Of the Te1nssses. - ~''1 ~
a deEeEter. who came In to-day, eays he heard
Gen. Hatdee say that he ind lost 500 OF his best
INTO onr hands I'll stated thas They had been it,
formed aud believed that our army WIS, to very
kIeat extent, composed OF 100 days men. They
did LOT expect to meet the vstcrns Of the Western
aEms.
lregret tn record severe casualty to Col, Ezra
paftmen1 Of The Tennessee As BE- was riding
this afternoon. 4 ri1c bail st1EcE Gen Logan on
then tea1ini: his coat sleere and clauctng,
coat, thick BOOK, and entering At The richt: uips
pie passed around next to the bones and LODGED
1nder the @ edge Of The shoulder blade: The wound
home tonight. Col. Taylor, ia q faithful. hard
much esteemed by big superior of1cezs. and bis
Yesterday during the day nothing took
tnoe yet. During he night The rebels made >
aRr n Er7E H..
corps, uookest. They were each repulted With
very sl,sht loss TO our truops- The extent Of the
1s aS Ss q sa s oaa aa
los Of Capt. White, 1lGth Illinois, ne was Killed
ployed as efilntshcrs Of Giles A. smit rs brigade,
The advance Of tho corpa on the first days adair,
near ns,,ss o.. OF amy changes ths:e 1se but tsw
assicned to duty ae Chief Qnsrtermaster, and
Ltenf. Charles 4 Morton az iciing Chief Commits
sary Of the Department Of the Tennessee. Major
ALLEN e; NateThouse has been announced ss Chief
Of Artillery Of the 18th army corps. Lieut.. " \.
Mclean, l16sh Illinois, has been commissioned
Captain, and C. S., and is on duty At CORPS head
quarters.
CASUALTIES N TIE % D1v., 15fH A.c.
James Drnn, Core. ]. $50 Ind, shoulder, slight
" Ii. Keele1. Co. 4. SD Ind
4TH DIV, 157uAc-
II A. D1c1e1nsn. Coz. 1851 H.. abdomen,
Csnetrpus: A. J. Miller. Lieut., Colonel. 9Th
thigh, dtsh; " shi2man, B. 99th Ind, mortal:
F1ant.s Cane. II. >sh H., hip, aeth; r. S:uock,
II. d., back and nm, flesh; JAS. Wright, B, 9sth
Ind, chest, mortal; Oliver Reeves, B. do, CHEEK,
Gesh: Jonathan Baldwin, B, do, head and hip,
flesh: Newell Bakez, E. 18th Mich, arm and
ctest, deeh: Wm. ua1montrce, q, 4sth H.. arm
mt and th,eb. 1ceh; Lewis Daley, do. thieh fEae:
a5a5 ill.,, loot. aesG; B. ke5iey tart 1osd III
lip, flesh j y: Branoorl. F, d., heel fac; Aea
sSe1i ss g. 4 2ss 1ee ~ sss aafss fsd leg se George II
AEey. b, 99th Ind, wrist Hac.; q. ". Watts, B,
goh Ind, leg f!ae. Riley Rnvoe, B. 9Th Ind arm.
T. sa g. ina ia h:s; S H.
Ind, am, areh Jesse i; VIM q ssth I'D, fore
ssaS est ees 1Gas ill., e !as ~ ~
trEwiord, ], 1u,d ILL.,, finger; torp. John Capin,
L. 1n1h Ind. elbow irsc; sc5:t John =: F., F.
.rm. fiesh; Gss1gs ". Warren. E .163ath Ind. Ie::
sers, 40; Robtnfo3. ., ~ III. tx amp; 5ne.
1850 III, ehonsder; J. Brown. H. 9yth Ind. side
aLd h4p, tsesh; scIef. u. L; Besye:, D, lu3d H.,
H. ~ " 4 1s,s MAJ e sa na cS 1s Hi
T. Ean:iion.. 5; sSth Indiaaa, h;p,,
/ iow. saoniac1 h B.i
T.An t1iEh, desh; 3ne. " aaFf, it Ions Bst.
Ercles. do. icg Jas. Holeor, Capt, DO, les and
cs,css John johnson, do, brsas: & Pain.. do,
lee. Geth; Repcrt Booker: c, 10oth Ind. back.
G,fh; Elan NJ Ford. F, 9Th Iowa, head, ::e.h;
Lust Gogg, F. do, sick; Josiah Baker, +, :st1 Ill
pcuit, h.sh; Vim anderson. G. 97ta Ind, head,
1no. {. MchieImau. K, 6th iows, hAnd 1attused
Jno. r. Xavier, G. 45th ILL.,, side, tesh; n. Aur-
r.J, D.. 12th Ind, back, desh Adjs. King, 2s'h
H.. sight; C1pt- Duty. 10t H., xlixht, flesa;
Ma}or -. do. eight, teeh.
A Lying Correspondent Punished.