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The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Affairs on the Rapidan — no battle yet. (search)
last session. Two prominent schemes are before the public. The one is the scheme of the Bank Directors who lately assembled at Columbus; the other that of Mr. Stuart. Both have been discussed in this paper, and we do not intend to enter afresh upon the examination of them. Both of them have many good points, although if we were compelled to choose we should prefer the plan of Mr. Stuart. But they both have the funding feature, which to us is a decided objection. We greatly prefer a tax, with no after claps. We wish to see this debt wiped out as we go on, and no burthen thrown upon posterity. If our Congress would march boldly up to the question, and take the bull at once by the horns, the financial difficulty could be settled in a very short time. Mr. Stuart estimates the circulation at $650,000,000, and the property of the Confederacy at $4,000,000,000 specie valuation. As the currency now stands, that is equal to $64,000,000,000. Now, we propose to raise a sum of $6
The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Additional from the North. (search)
k safety in disordered flight down the western slope of the ridge, and across the western ridge of the Chickamauga. We have taken not less than 5,000 prisoners, and perhaps 10,000. Gen. Hooker will probably intercept the flying enemy in the vicinity of Roseville and the region east of it. There are reports that we have taken a whole corps. Among the casualties are Lieut.-Col. Espy, of the 68th Indiana regiment; Maj. McCawley, of the 10th Iowa; Col. Omars, of the 90th Illinois; Lt.-Col. Stuart, of the 90th Illinois; Maj. Walker, of the 10th Missouri; Maj. Welsh, of the 56th Illinois; Maj. Innies, of the 6th Iowa, wounded; Maj. Irwin, of the 6th Iowa, killed. Full reports of the killed and wounded cannot be obtained, as most of the killed were in General Sherman's corps, and remained at dark in the hands of the enemy. The list will be telegraphed to-morrow. The prisoners say that Bragg was on the ridge just before they were taken. The successful storming parties con