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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
As q Family PhysIc.

From Uf. II. VI. tUIWTVW, NfW UfI"'"s
y,n,r pls are the prinre % pargrs. Tlri, .s,,'ll"
uunlitirs snrp,ss any cntlmriic We i"ss.s 1l"" ~
mild hut very certain and .iIunl IL ihr nrtirn "n a.
bowels. which makes them inVai'nlr TO ~ ~ ih' '"'
treatment of disease.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
YtyHr e,,EAr nSeL,sII REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from n prescription of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. D.. Physician Extraordinary TO the
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaing in the
cvre Of all those painful and dangerous dtsea'
'Fes Ia which tho female constitution Is sub
isct. II moderates all excess and removes al
.obstructiens, and II speedy cure may be re-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02
A Y f. r.
CATHART
PILLS..

Are you sick, ftcldc, hni
comrlainingi Are you sut 81
uidrr. with y'nr sysi-in 'h
ranged. anil your iteliugs uh
cun,iurtablci Thrpu sym
tins a,- often the rlrlu'ir I
serious nlurss. SOME ~ a.
rhi,ncss II rrerpinT nl"'iI yen
aui shsuhl lr uerir'i Icy
tinirly tee III the right rem
edy. Take Ayri = l'il.s, an"
cleanse oul tia 'li'urlrre'l hii
n,nrs - purify tile hl'N'i, aud
let the IiuidS move un unlh
st,uricd ~ hcalIh again
They stimulate the innyli'i'
~ the body inio Vigorous a.
ti,lty. purify tho system iro'ii
the distractions Which niik,
,,,,.,u 4, ,rn la tbv lbely, aud ada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
FROu EAST TENNESSEE.
The Aaair nj RogersviiIe-Our Fsrce Sure
ed-DiscTcditable Conducs OF mo
Ohio Troops-Hcroism Of the Ten"
nesseeans-yhc Rebels Hun One way
and Par, OF Our Troops she Other.

From Olr Special Correspondent.
KsoxyIlIr, Tenn, Nov. Q, lsG3.
The facts touching the affair at Rogers'iiIe
gre these:
The Rebels. under Gen. Williams on friday 'as''
surprised tho camps Of the % Tenn Infantry al" .n
Ohio Cavalry near Rogersville, at daylight panic
ensued Tho ID Team. made stand. and six hnndre1
we're eaIturei. The 18th Ohio abandoned the gfouno
and fed to Morristoen in state OF utter denolaiAa
ton. The latter lost 200 prisoners making total OK
500 men lost The Illinois Battery lost four guns
Much sympathy felt for Col Garrard of the 9Th ono
who did his best to rally his but they got so long
a start Of their commander, he could not oyertaho
| them.
Gen. Burnside intends to dismount the regiment ana
give them some exercise infantry. Tie erea'ess
modification Is felt this asz pas. The Rebels after
their sueoass ran one way and our troops ran 'ho
other At las, accounts al quiet the Rebels hav-
ing fallen back to Mcecasn Gap the same point To
which Col .arrard nal driven the same party two days
before.
Gen ahseliefrl telegraphs that all is quie: along the
Little Tennessee.
Tho weather has changed from the mild Temperature
of the Indian Summer TO the crisp air Of q Noriein
November. The roads are drying, and transportation
Il improyed l.. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18

the more inteccnt Of these deserers (who are in al
every conscrips), to show that The Rebel
amy would soon be decimaed hey ond the possibility of
rccupoyation were the opportunities for escape more
frequent and the leaders less vcinnt Az il is all
thai is added by no means makes up for the
STAN dminution occasion by deaths. sickness eigIe
and real, and desCrou. novel mode Of eating 80 4
narrated 10 Of our officers which is To swal oW
tobacco in such quantities 10 keep mp constant nan
Sea and vomiting This cpideic is said to have RACED
to n fearful extent at time. Oar nglish
cousins have rcfttcd the army of orthern
Virginia with good and substantial garn euts of
Il very pretty Dmc.gry kcIscy or set met but
they are in suffering need OF socks nd shoes
One Of the spared monuments" In the hapc Of an
erred citizen told me yesterday that our ~ my was bad
enough IN tho way oflepiug thsmselyss 20 such little
matters rs pigs aud chickens, and r6PinG cows but
they bore no clmnar 20 Tie Cou'edEscs for they
kc tao l0ousts OF Enpt devouren everything. Tie
Conicderatc cavalry he SAID. were obliged 70 supply
tlo.r own horses and there suo, thing CHI
zen being able 60 retain min al {" cultivate his lard
haul lis wood or go 90 NH with. Us m evidence ci
their hs'rcd o. Unlon men, and utter wantonuoss
with ch t'cy destroy property The Incident mny ~
mcnticcd that While here hey vert upon the plncr a
Aiinos Bolts and hrokcmpa thr .hing machine wor-h
s4O0 for IRE wood. when there not two dollars
worth o. fuel in The whole Structure Their officers tok
no notice of the aiar although entreaedb by Mr.. Bots
! to have them burn bis rails instead.
l. this rcNc of crime and Rebellion fast aInivaVhcS
its eoutou The deathratc is already In It's throat
ana the people have only to hope 10 be strong. Ia.
onniPotent One rules though We may be impatieks n
delay.
| His mighty arm hath borne forward thohs al
years on the road 20 true greatness and gor y &
Honor and Liberty in these thirty months Of wal L.
our trust still be IN Him. III %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18

!
IaEIEIAs MOskOT Monday. Nov. TO- l-lj
The following order was promulgated ii'
! evening
| uY,,or,r1ru, DEPr yfHdixt. AND n. CAHoIISA,}
IoKInrss MosHos Nov. w. TO-.
GrsrnsL ORDERS No 3l-I!epi.' eniston' hs''nf osea
nosd persons within this department do oooa.ionay b5 force
Interfere With aud by orprobou. and threatening ansnas
~ her III occupations. /, l. hereby announced ha oil
such conduct aud hang hereafter fcip iefhddcn aud
All officer. this DepariDcu, directed TO order The ar.
rs M rIer before The tribunal established Tor the pur
pose Of ponh.ng olen'es within this p,paitnen
loGceli II. C. CLARKE
Gen. Butler already nenfcsts an intention to punish
dsloyalfy in this Department and maintain The dignity
Of the Government Radical reforms nre to be- nSii-
tutcd, and there viii be general shaking Of the dry
bones before long.
The Rebels have made an appearance on the line OF
the Underwater. and Forging party proceeded ~ far
Suffolk u few days since, establishing picket at
Jericho Creak Tho number Of the enemy was about
.5On Two or three wagons and eight men belonging
10 the nth Pennsylvania Cavalry captured ly the
Rebel force. but were soon after rcaken by our troops
An expedition, under command of Major Sicl enson
proceeded up tho Nanfclnond rs far ~ Suffolk, aud
patrolcd the river for time but found oil quiet
There are fifty thousand bushels Of grain between
Suffolk and the lilackwatcr which tho Rebels are
anxious 10 get and hence the recent Decentralization.
cotton mill near Smithield las lately been taken down
aud transported to lichmond II De- not believed thai
the enemy has any serious iAtlinE "i nthn occupying
their old line Of defense i't.f fIH IlackWntcr,
although their movements Wont To Indicate such
n disposition There Il ri.. ior item TO
forage. and the late demonsD mply a raid
for food 1t will not be o.. '.. rc wioic Rebel
force 10 captured. Ii would De l igr FOR mo to say
more.
Major jos ~ Bel has been appointed Provost Judge
Of this Department, In pncc Of Major Stacip0 An
order has just been issued regulating passes between
.hs place and baltimore All passes irom Baltimore
must now be- approved at Gen SeLoncks headquarters.
Considerable annoyance hrs been experienced for f."
nighfs past by persons who have missed their trips IN
NO seems 10 bo aware Of the military cXisency
which fernando this peculiar turn Of tie screw upon tho
Of tho people. On Friday even
iag the Hon. Joseph Segar. who resides here
was stopped aud forced 10 go back ~ wash
ngon fora pass Several citizens II Norfolk, unaware
Of the Tcg ion. have also been subjected 10 great
hardship by detention In baltimore for twenty four
tnurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
FROM NASHVILLE.
The Lswrenceburg Fight-Roddy's Rebel
1aya!ry nj Work.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday. Nov. ID. log.

NASHVILLE, Ienn. Monday Nov. il, lag.
Fory-tiye prisoners, among them one Cap
Tain and three Lieatenants captured by Major ritz
Gbbon q tire lith Michigan, at LaRreuceburg reached
this city to-day.
The Rebel force Of COL Cooper routed al Lawrence.
burg are endeayoring 70 cross the Tennessee
River
The country around Columbia Is clear of guerrilos
On me lath inst. Roddys Rebel cavalry crossed rho
Tennessee River and came to Caghlla. near Lynninc,
On the Tcnne.soe and Alabama Railroad and destroyed
two bridges aaG the trestle work.
1t is reported that Ill is quiet on or front.
Iicul Col. n. e. Hodges Chief Qaartermaster las
been or..sreJ 10 homework, Kansas.
In the rrer here, the water is 81 fee. deep on Tie
shoals.
large lo of coal for GoyernmGnt use arrived lere
o.dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
FROM TILE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
Gen. Shcrman's Entire Corps
at Chattanooga.
The Rebel Battery on lookout
Mountain at Work.
NO DAMAGE DONE.
RE-ENrORCEMENTS COMING TO BRAGG.
ABlcody and Decisive StruggleLOOked for

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday NoT II, 1868.
A Telegram, dated yesterday, from the Head
quarters Of the Army Of Tennessee states that Major
Gen. sherman was in Gen. Thomass headquarters
having made Junction. 9TH his entire eorps, with the
right Of Ger. Grants army. at Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA Monday. Nov l6. ls6J.
All Is quiet on our front. The Rebel battery
on lookout Mountain has been quite vigorously worked
today, firing alternately on Hookefs camp Moccasin
Point and the Chattanooga camps. Rebel shells are
also occasionally thrown into the The Rebel fire,
although punsing one is neither accurate nor effect
I've. No casualties are reported here.
Our Moccasin Point batteries have splendid range
Of the Rebel camps in the Chattanooga Valley on tho
cas, side Of Lookout Mountain.
The movements Il tho Rebels at ono time favored Tho
belief that they would advance in large force on Heck
crs position and cndeayor to drive him out Of ~ bu
the strength Of that position and the advantageous wa
in which Hooker lad disposed Of his forces and The co
operation which be car receive from other forces La
undoubtedly led the Rebels to abandon the scheme.
The latest information received from our scouts i
contradictory d former reports.
Its now said that the Western and Atlantic Bail
road Ia being worked TO its full capacity bringing re
endorsements 10 Bragg and that the road from Chicka
mauga Station for eight miles south Is lined with Kabe
camps.
Tie campaign will not he closed without decisive
and bloody struggle for tbs possession Of Chaiansos'
and East Tennessee.
Inirlligsnce frum ras. Tennessee TO the evening o
the l4,h instan, is received. IT is satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
The Bombnsd,ucnt Of sumtcr-Tbe Firing
from the Rebel Rntteric.-Tbe Elect
Of our Firing .pon sun4tcr-Thr
Navy nenrIy Ready 10 Csnmenec
Operations.
Operations.
Prom Oar sieeiAi Co


FOLLY ISLAND. no. t. lst3.
Matters remain pretty much in the same
stage as they were last ndviccs Tho bcmbnrdren'
Of Fort sumter s;il contained ~ long tcrres orr
batteries being occupied principally in returning the
FIRE Of Mouliric and the works ON Ssl4T1n's Island.
which have been more tlnn usually active With moraFr
Fort johnson. Ha,tcry simsins and tire other Rebel
NrhcHons James Island throw oocase- y shots ~
Wagner. sharpshoo;ers hnte inoreascd l. Number A.
Sumter aud clerapr d. r..s las hc.n rtcd BY the
CARR IN the breast made An the wall guns
The sea wall l. az least fourth iowe,faan II was
originally; tho larapc Of s- north face pe seen
above a. considerably d.siguci by FIRE tie south
front if one confused ma,s " debris Although tie
Rebel shafpshoo,ers have bcea particularly zeaons In
their attentions TO our aItiDcr;s ~ Grcrg hey have
suscecd,d only IN wasting srat dead Of 10. not
o. our guuucra having heen injured ~ them.
Nesteriny visited ne front and found ~ rgs there
rs have stated Working parties are stu busy In
Wagner Strengthening and pcTkctns tie work. which
4 mOac Of engineering I'm or The armament OF any
81 pofs II would BE- mpgcPri o. speak Al thls time
Tho public must be content "a know that thry are
powerful us need De-. and 1T met effective eIn-.
OF rccont promotions ~ the army would mention
that MAJ MoDonald u tie an \. y; volunteers. has
been made Lieutenant Colonel ~ that Regiment
THE NAVY
has beer entirely quiet 0r week back and Is alto
retLer UNCERTAIN bon Admiral Da,r viii b. rcldy
TO assume tue 81, nsi,c 1bs psbio should pyfcoty
unders and The difficulties 90 b. eroolniercd Han n,
tack On this place. no hhrhOr on whole coax II 20
calculated oi ~ nature and eri for fotaAoe. Know.
ng this tie Adm rails lesfogs ilai Bis fcot should b"
In he beat fighting order and wAI not a. empi Ia at
tack until tlcy are In tie mean iine the people luti
Cart, Darrl Ammon Chief Ordnance omecr. les
returned from tho North HI ahsencc - considered 90
have been one Of the causes Of AdisFnl Dillsfens ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
Arrival from Charleston,

plUApFLp.uA. Tuesday. NOV. II, 1863.
Tie United States steamer Ashland, Capt.
Eslng, anivea tbs evening. 10 hours from Hilton
Head via s,oIo Inlet and Morris Island. She brings
the United States mail and dispatches from Gen Gill;
more. The b0nbardmcnt of Fort Sum,er still con.
tinued Or The 18th inst lat $40 Ion 10 spoke United
States steamer Keystone State. steering 5. w.; sane
night, Cape Ha;;cros besing y. n. W., saw steamer
Eulfnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
The Election in Delaware.

Major-Gen. Schcnck has issued precisely tho
same military order govern the election in the state
Of Delaware on Thursday next that was issued IN
Maryind recurring Provost Marshais and other Mix
tary officers 10 prevent disloyal persons from voting
and TO require all parties whose loyalty is challenged TO
take the same oath OF allegiance directed TO be admns-
tered by the judges Of Election az our recent election.
There i n slight alteration in the first paragraph only
which does not change the intention pnrport Of tho
order Gov. Cannon has issued this order IN circular,
with the following Endorsement OF II:
STATE OF DELAWARE, ExKcrr.vE DEPARTMENT
Doyse. Nov. H. 1868 I
All civil officers an good citizens This State eroined
obey tie above military order issued by the Commanding
General OF Middle parent and to give al ueedol All
VIM CANNON, Governor Of Delaware.
Gen. Tyler, Brigadier.General commanding in tho
District of Delaware has also issued the following in.
struetons to the military;
iEiDoUAErEss DISTRICT or DELAwARR,)
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. Is, 1863
GENERAL ORDkR;-lh. following Instructions have been
received from the General commanding and will be strictly
and carefully observed by all attachments officers and so
ders within tie District Of Delaware while carrying ont
the provisions II Department General Orders No. 50 during
the election to De he'd On the 10Th lust.
Every ohecr or non commissioned officer in command q
detachment viii be het strictly accountable for the good
conduct and obedience Of the men in his charge
Chc,t and solrs must be strictly sober and while pre-
venting disturbance by others, must avoid al distufo"'o
and ac required not to hang around the Po hoe
II viii be bore In mind that the whole object Of the
der Of tho commndrg General is 20 preserve peace the
places Of voting snstn tie Judges or INSPECTION. rc'
tion to protect oyel v1s, aud TO prevent io spsls US
loyal and oro ydposed persons WHO REFUSE " 'AA, 'o
" In enforcing paragraph of the General Order 70 prevent
doyai ii,u. NJ hNf r,.es 40 not It. Is aprrithded
they wi atempt to 10 nirue themselves at tho places q
voting aud enaey to in''dAe The sTIl rrS voters
BhgadieT Uen,g IL Coupsaains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
our rn,e Mosemens-Thc RaiIroad Ga AZ
pleisd TO Eraudy Observation-Disclosures. OF
smugeIius-Iso Rebel GoserteSsTr "a
Depletion o. the Kcsci Army 81
rnges on yohD Fiinor ESrfs.
TsoIa Our Spec.s. Cone !osdeni.
HEADQvAElIi5 AKliY OF III

HEAD2pAE'ia' Ak'if OF IN ~ T"1 , 1hhO'
~" 49, 800
Inc eager eVes OF tie country Gre, 10 doubt,
.,,t.s =, = .,, IL, 900, ,l;oi,uis ,nd interest
III" ~uiAeu A-1-'s' VIE - f''' MN
Low many, LsaFy van IN hnutfIuDe VIC ol Osi'"'t
men and vet with tic fresh baptism o. blood. Gol
-, a. 10, an ,bo ,t,;.le,
'N' -N9! hno'' OF 80
are no doubt Jeruing and praying ior tie loE ~ u
mate AID Gnjshng gictoy for this Army Of The
-.
olo~ ., -
Iba rateey ~ Oh -. movement '-N @1V1 - ha'
ever ~ 1ught us sncesss. c ed straight Of and
mo, -, 600 aud vors,,d him a. hrare me, n ne Ied are
- -. -, ,-~.a.,t...,
wont a. DO, but Nhet.Hr we may not nave JeOpa! aye
The uagn by MAJ y 10 adcqEate ciDIts toward
sucL ans attack would have arrested BIZ pre-
opt0e cirea tsaTe 70 subs lucn events lode el0p
Certain Il H. the kapdan o'd It's fort.Ifatiois arc
widely fcIeut Otstactas 20 The Reppaha.nock, aiQ
General ieade is b. far TOO oentioui c3ninahteI 70
".Ii I1h a Cos a ann "'is t'sNi -. -, 80
Since % last BATE We have 40 ED2e s s az
grand arg Golden Gays a. "eicf ger ;st uc"h LII ~,
sAy NE tiglan ROADS MeIe ne or Del,r a." a. ~
tie co4-p, " hat IS'1o hlghall iatV n,T -
efh enehfs cent Here We nave am ~ No., -,
s el.F :. oiaeil mene. 70 "s ~ i've come ort mon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18

PER- ,oly they nr FIND tho failure of the enemy TO
i~ ow them closely, how terribly no Suffered.
THE AFFAIR AT EOGERsyILLE.
The LyseiJarg RcpaJtioaa has learned the
follow inS particulars Of the handsome affair at Rogers
villa, Eas, icnuegce:
IL seers that Gen. VIM. T.. zones. who comme'ded
The expedition learning that flIcc of the enemy was
at Eogorstilio determined toeEct their capture and
with tbs purpose advanced upon tie place with MS
own and Il brigade commanded by Col. Gtner- Upon
getting within few miles nj the town, he s,ni on u
small porpn Of hls command ia make the attack, ana
cogct.uod his main body In TIE woods. The Attacking
psrtN, which The Fedcrafsts greatly ontnImbered
were ordered To bring fight ana then 10 retreat
- trough they lad only. after me commencement OF
we enlargement, found tlat they were ou'nuinbcrcd
The rus unccccded admirably our small force refining
hhS being pGsucd by the enemy until they got past the
pace ~ conecament of our main body who suddenly
rs II rs magic closed in upon their rear, while these
Who were Tctreatnc stopped their apparently hurried
fighg and offered battle. The contest soon
for surrounded al sides and attacked simultaneously
in I'nn snd rear air on both Hanks, no was
left the enemy but 20 surrender uncrndonaly, which
thoy aia.
light Of tAcr dead were found the field and about
~ ci.v wounded the number snTrendorng being ~.
- whom about lnu said "a have escaped while On the
Inerch to Bristol.
enc batter, If four pieces ~ artillery COO horses
! ao0inules and - wagons, with - quantity Of nmmE
inu and quart. masters and csmfnissary stores were
the fruits Ol this admirably planned and briAaniy exc
lc-ied affair ~ effected with tn loss Of two men killed
and ten wonrded. none missing
! DEATH or MAJOr GILLETTE.
-
b the lJ,h Virginia Cavalry. died at hs residence II
Southampton County, on the ls Of wounds received a
Hrist0w Station
| FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The report is credited at Lynchburg, that IN
| YANKEES under AvcTn. hal advanced 10 CoyingtD, =
1 Anep',eny County.
specia dispatch 10 tn VirgiRiGH, from Salem, con
frms the report and says the Lynchburg mira Ia,
left TO Join Gen. Imbosen. hny miles distant IN al
, Ilcgtany
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
RALEIGH. Nov. IL The Ist I'D, and M
lCrncre.,ional Districts are still in doubt Leach ]
clo cied in the HID Fuper in the WITH JIper ~ th
With Gimer In the NIth Christian IA the WIN, Han
ssv In the With. ond Logan In the Xth. Smith
thought be elected in the Ist The official vote "
DO required 10 decide the result in the lid and I'M
lDistrlc.s.
= sixty DrsrRrERs-71e Lynclbrr9 pirsisigz learn
that about Oi the prisoners captured by Gen w
Jones ei Rogersvilic, Jcnn are 10 be iTie' " con-
martial for deserving army They are Eh-t lehnc'
scans and bclorg od 10 the communal OF " MANS an
others and deserted TO Join Carter q ansce regsno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18
shcHT LOSS ON OUR SIDE
y,.csl Di.rs,.A TO The N. Y. Tribune

y,.csl Disrs,a to The N. y Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Nov. l7-l2:eo p. IN.
From rour correspondent, 7. c. c., we have
Dc following, dated
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TEE POTOMAC
Monday, Nov IL, 1853.
ThiearronaGing yesterday morning, TO which refer
,Uccgas made in yesterdays dispatch, occurred on the
RaF dan at Mortons Reccoon and Summervine Fords'
arE was occssioucd by light reconnaissance to the
rrVer by detachment Of KIpatIicks cavalry Vn
saturday cur cavalry yodetos occupied positions paa
lel with and about nile from the Rapidan, out wi'hh
view If The Rebe, eaT thworks on the other sdc
Yesterday morning, at q O'Clock, the lst Vermont
and 9Th Michigan Cavalry ordered 10 advance 10
The river and to develop fully, possible the po'
si.ion and strength Of the enemy. Dismouniing they
pushed forward skirmisher and being discovered
opened upon by the encmys artillery stationed o.
The nights across the river. Battery NJ, 2d United
states Artillery Immediately responded, almost every
she. being elective bursting among the Rebel Sunncrs
tearing away their works and obigirg the garrison to
seek safety in their shelter.
TIC firing Of the enemy. The other hand, was TN
usually wild, and slightly wounding several did no
damage As soon as our line came within long rihe
range i opened upon the Rebel rifomen, who replied
rsky from their ooyeris on the hin and along the river
Ing the Rebels emerged from their works and advanced
toward the river considerable body crossing over 10
the moth side They we're soon driven back, however,
and at 10 o'clock hostl;ies on both sides ceased.
Cu- loss in wounded very slight, none being
Lod. Private William Toynton. Co. I. 9th Michigan.
was severely wounded in the by rifle bal, and
VIII probably be obliged to suffer ampntaiion. Private
Amos Beach Of Co. Of tie regiment is missing,
and was doubtless captured 10y the enemy in their dash
across Tie river. Another private in the LIST Yer
mont whose name was unable 10 learn was slightly
wounded by the fragment Of a shell.
Your correspondent, who visited cavalry vedettes
along the river yesterday. could plainly the Rebel
dcfcnses and believes them TO be Of very formidable
character. Situated on eminenccs from thirty to a
hundred and fifty feet above the rivcrleve and elevated
mos. instances considerably above the northern bank.
tie Rebel position ought TO be tenabc against the
assaults Of treble the force manning them This morn
ing a, H.. the SKY is overcast, and rain is threat
enei. 7. G. g.