Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

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noau 9nabad t"rmar ~, =, Mann,.,. ana
,'a, - Ct,,tsry,l. ,vh,,h ,s,s r,.,nial no
Ta,rnoy hat ni,ht nnlv \ ta,y hn,rs aitar tha
ano'." I.d L,r, IL Rama had ,s,ched Manassas
I,,,,y,,, ana E;ty Lain y rfa, ,,. ,,nod,,toIy
or "p1'' nm trom Ernnd KIM ,.bsre be- Ga1
stnnned McDoweus movement conducted
,y,fh yi,,or and suee l. had been eonnletoly sue.
c.,slni ,Ls enemy hmm, Intereepr,d AZ Gaines
ylls. AN ,art Of lis forces driven back ,hrouoh
INSTRUMENTATION Iatpiu ma e,enin, NJ the
- Vrnn,yell'. ADVANCE Qn6bous BrI,4,A mes
~. l,r,. n Jackson reclrlng from Ceulpryi,io.
aod .b,n- Xix n,le, from that MACE. 4 yety
slA.p sklrmlsl 7Jk ptucs, ead4d NY the dark
mas. NJ winch me braade Of Gl55on behaved
vera, p..o,,. ,naIg- and suffered hsayvl9 loss.
Sicl WINS c.,,.,. Id h,od VIA hIs rlsus. lqt
DID got io!n the action .ns.uctoa kennoy
/ 10 move forward az earv lly dawn toward
Gg,ne.y,i!e c,,s,.v followed :, Hooker ana
Rom, and .p,to. the enemy tnu. placed he.
i re,en NrDo0. n and y ,el Ola tae Yves. and
Hn-,l,a. p..,t.f.,o The Sluu lals, usluc
IA mn. .L.,i p,r,sl Wi5l hes oAu corps. aad
. &mr', Dly.syn.ot Mcdowell S CORPS. winch haG
I.,r .,lY, reason fallen back IRON tie " agreat0u
ruYp.s. coward N4aa,.a. junction, u move
I..- dayagIt 10 tua mJrHag upou Gainesville.
I..,,.1' t.'r \iiuassts can Ra.tryau. uuli thev
communicated eigseiy ingu lhe forces uld.r
ielatz. .Mln and SlgaI, cioulnmy 1cm no. %
(, inrt.e. chan was necessary d cA o. tas
6oc.ior Il. ~ might BE- o0upta 90 ,etre be-.
6pa Bua ran that nigh, Tor subs. ..aca. u
ns.birg else.
usiu.zleuan marched earl, nom CsntsyIic
tooaras t,f1nes,il,. closely followed ot Reno.
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9 received Atc IN tic afternoon mona PJr,a 4
= r,:e saving chat hts advance a.j u.5 ll. aacals
J on the 1lnk IN some force, and .a,j 20. w5s ~
t,sing upon Manassas Junction without enga-
u ing or coming TO the assistance OF oar olnei
forces, although they we're engaged ina furious
: action only L few mile, distant. and n iui
hearing OF him A portion o. his t1rce le!l
back towards Manassas, ana nc remained, as he
alterward informed me, where hr was looking at
the enemy durlug the whole ct The afternoon u
Friday and part OF Friday night, passing over
in PLAN view to reinforce the roopo undes } .ck-
son w,lou; an efor, 70 prevent Il or assist Us.
One at least OF his brlgaues under Gen Glliln
got round 10 Centfesiiie, and remained there
during the whole oil the next day battle, With
out coming on the field, though IN full view OF
The battle which was raging, whilst Gen 6rll-
fin himself spent the day IN making lii-natured
structures upon the General commanding ta'
, action, in the presenc Of promIsca0us assem-
blagc.
= Darkness clossrd the action on Friday al.
, enemy being driven back, from his positions b
Heinlzelman corps and Reno, concluded by
furious attack along the turnpike BY KING IL
vision of McDowells corps, leaving his dcl.
and wounded On the field.
ia no, hesitate Z, saw. That If the corn.
or p,,,c, had attacked th. enemy IN aark
n, tbc nternoon ri Friday. Il, ne bad m,
u'.;,,o, or6rr IN 4, ~. s6o,ld bavo .p-teri,
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I'D b,ys r,orhed him Wby he and no.
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