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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
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NOTICE is hereby given. that at The end Of six
weeks, the subscriber will sgpiy Of theoiiic Va
Hillshorough. for Duplicate Certificate for one lcs
by him s5out the 20;h Of Api last for $780, No.
400, date Msreh cath. 1864.
GEORGE w. PUREF0Y.
Detembe, Ia. 75-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14

romber of refugees from that city who
came here upon the evacuation of the place,
are daily returning to their own homes.
Net few of them will be houseless for a
time, as many private buildings and resi-
denotes were destroyed.
Quite number Of them have stated that
they will not remove again should the enc
my make another invasion iD that quarter,
being Determined to remain and stand the
!" hazard Of the die" Chronicle and Sentinel.
COOP ADvIcE.--If the body is tired, rest:
1t the brain is tired, sleep; if the bowe Is
are Loose, lie down in warm bed and re :
main there, aud eat nothing until you ar e
well if an action of bowels does not &C :
eur al the usual hour, eat not an atom till
they do act, at least for thirty hours,
meanwhile, drink largely Of cold water and
hot teas, exercise in the open air to The ex.
tent Of gentle perspration, and keep
this up until thiags are righ,ed. This one
suggestion, ifpracticed, would save myri-
ads OF lives every year, both in the city
and country. The BEST medicines in the
world are warmth, and abstinence and re.
pose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS
BY
BURKE, BOYKIN & CO.,

NOW READYI-MASrsR WILLIAM NIT.
~ TEN; Or, the Youth Of BtlIlisnt Talents. who
was ruined by bad luck. by Judge Longsireol, au-
thor Of" Georgia Scenes" Price -.
CAMP AND FlE.LD--P0pets from the Porto
lilo Of an Army Chaplain. BY the Rev. Joseph Cross
u. ID. Part LET now ready. Price 81.
DUNCAN ADAiR ;or Captured IN Escaping. A
story Of one Of Morgan's meu. By Mrs. lane 4. II.
Cross. Neatly ready. Price 81.
YOUNG MARoONERS.-By Rev. Francis X
Goulding. most entertaining hook for young
persons Pronounced by good judges 10 be equal 70
Robinson Cfusnc. Price So.
A liberal discount 10 the trade from tho foregoing
prices. For the amoun, named, rcniiSed " us. 10
current funds, we will seud eilhsr % oil Of these
books, post paid to any part Of the Contejerscy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
BURKE, BoYKIN s. CO,

Macon, georgia.
u Any newspaper in tue Coniederaey copying
the above advertisement, with this mole, will receive
copy Of each Of the above books, upon receipt Of lh,
paper containing Toe advertisement
December i4h rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
FOR THE SOLDIERS.

FOR THE SOLDIERS.
n WILL leave Hillsbsrough aud Greensbsrough ON
the Gath of this month, with boxes for the prison.
ers Of war, and for the hospitals at Richmond.
will also leave the l6.h Of December with
boxes for Army of Northern Virginia,
w. A. THOMPSON.
November l6 72-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
PROM TENNESSEE.


The Yankee papers furnish an account
vi a battir 4 Franklin. Tennessee, cish.
teen miles south VI Nashville and ihuugh
they claa victory. il j. plain. fr.m their
psn showing, that they have sustained .
Disastrous defeat.
They describe their position al franklin
rs perfect aud their ylctnry there As. com.
llete. aud 10 the same breath annosnce the
retreat III tiirIr army TO Nashville. Wall
street fesa this a, caunt ar,ght. The Ht-
raid ssSs me new, ol the victory was re-
ceIveI al The gold board With MANY qaali-
hcaiiaus. aud that gold at once jumped
IRON 225 . s28! and stood al tlIls figure
We my have lOst some prisoners ~ the
brgiuniMs u the iishi. but there i ~ room
a. doubt lhsi girat and Hns; lApuriant
victory finally cranncd Gus arms, aud
hence The grratpsn,c WHICH the Herald de.
srribrs A. prevailing 10 Nashville AMI The
sDopiry sreurd.
|, Is evident that Hood IS now master ni
the si:uatlua and Is driving everything
before him. fhDmas is within the deten
ces Of Nashville, aud the N,sh,tlle md
AuNlAHNuta lNFu " va WI tsaAAst nv
Yihkee pre.s. ~ making great sacais over
lie battle ii frsnslin. sees AZ Sncr t,can
ceal bal ,leieat and ~ relieve the anrasi-
mess felt Tor tie fate Ut sherman. whom lhs
Ygnkee fleet have been signaling III vain
along the Atlantic coast
Pfanklln. til paint irum.whlch the enc
nv were driven ~ Gen. Hood, - twenty
miles south d Nashville. Rel. Dispatch
Columbia, Ala. Dec. 6, ria Tallahassee,
Madison and DDetoi,swa, Dec. 9.-rhS
tsllosIng !, a stateinent Of the Rev. Mr.
Browning, just lro@ the Army Of rennes'
see:
A 6sht tuok place on the 50tli ult., be
tween Hsrpeth Creek and Franklin, ii
which ihs enemy we're routed from hi,
hreastwprk-. losing 1000 Killed and wound
ed and 60aO prisoners. Gen. Cheatham'i
corps Wa Principally engaged.
The encmy are falling back TO Murlrees
borough.
Forrest 10 reported 10 be at Bentwater
between the cueIny aud Nashville. Tn,
enemy are SAID TO be concentrating a
Msrlreesboiough.
.s-s..->~@>>>s.-.
NoRTHgRs NEws.--Richmond, Dec. Is
The Washington Chronicle Of Sunda,
has been received. A Nashville Telegram
Ui the 10th says the Federal loss ID III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14

RETuRKISs rorHrm HoNEs.---The enemy
having fully evacuated Atlanta, largo
, 1864-03-02

None arc genuine uuesa th3 wotds HolLow4E.
NEW YnBK AND LoSDoS,' arc dlscernlote = MA-
afound each POI box the sao NAY bo nls,aly seeK
W be gtfea 10 any one re1de1ing such Information
as may ead to the detection Of any party or pafte
counte5fctIng the medicines Or vending the san1te
knowing them to b. spurious -
',-soId at tho m1nutactor{ Or Prof aotI9TAr. g
ists and dealers in medicine throughout the ciSlltz
"a worid. In pots and boxes, 1t = cents. & esn- aua
There Is considsrsble savlng By saklng the
larger Sizes
N.D-D1ectto1s for the guidance Of patients In eye-
r. disorder &c atl1cd 70 each pot and box.
II Dealers In my TeknnWn medicines can haves
9EOw Cards Circulars, etc, sent FREE OF EXPENSE,
By addressing Thomas Holloway. Maiden Lane, E.T-
For sole By LORD 4 SMITH, General Western
Agents. 8 Lake street, Chicago, and by dealers evcT1
where. 0cI3197Svan-1teW-WAR
, 1864-03-02

whose Dye is taking the plsce OF others?
CHHISTAD0KOsS.
Whose Dye Is the most perfect Imitation Of Naturr?
CKXREgTADOR0sS:
Whose Dye nas bccn analyzet by the best Chemist
and rfppQunc ed harmless?
CE4RISTAD0NOsS.
whose Halt Dye eucce eds when all others fall?
CIfRISTAUOR0sS.
Whose Hair Dye has the largest ssle In the world?
CHHISTAD0Ik0s6.
Whose Dye Is shipped In the Kreateat quautttca to
The fair haired ma1ders Of CuoA, MeAtcos end South
American
CHRISTAUOHO'S!
Manufactured bv j. CuEISTADoRQ. AstoF
House, New York. Sold evcrywhe1e. and applied By
PTice s., s1so, md s per boz according to size.
fNtkH*t4-1u
, 1864-03-02
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE


L. E.
srEB fF9sz BEE Rsss1s5 IL snas.
sSsSS s. 'eo2;;s5 8 s5 :
p.baiiis VIZ d. aevsrs Il bushs
Se ssss
polnss they prupose 20 make deItvees and tae rnsa
III b = e 1hs
The rnst be w.itten out IN words oa the bldA
Gs e e r. e y
each. The 70 be f7nthe without extra cearEs
% re Government, The Ii. aad straw to be ssca1eh
The particular hind description q os, con. ha2
e e lHaE. proposed to oe delivered mist be 1ssssa
Al hs st!cles onersa unde. The btds her:ia Invited
sas asssssaF pstofs e ssaE sa To
los est tonMbe btdeer ~ tee interest Of the Gu
,5s xJois s%oass s9u;Fsstsd for shaa hs7a BEEN d
Tas bidaer - iii oe required to accompany hts p.o
i Sc ns1 L Sxs e g. sy M
itals ten cays hereafter s1eSute re CONTRACT To-
sa1ai s
e E. T "a a. ts e e
70 enter into The contract they 2 ase gaod sse dt
81 sdsl Z. nsss5 1sas5 - ss
s: }sS$s i B.ss ss s:, E :ass,
Collector OF CIaaeqs eny Other ctacer uuder TIT
En:ea ststss Ia. neat or responsible pss'9s
e ~ Vii = dr,v nnhraa nfrs ,r.sn.n..,
- 9tGusts ~ shsit ~ nnnssi1 oG LAC
ine III 1sMs ana ~ liz ,eana1ei eaca oooes Hs@
pf iee1nJ @ II T. tnn r. 1,rvnd,.r en.,.
h9czt7 Cnie1 11Eoi rs s,tiv PTaes
toni t - =; y h9o aaoo1o 10 ptA1a5 A1nAA e5o2@a
Boa4s y t1 eau % a n 9
nened9y the anG gotn nds ~ E W
be rtqhl!ec O. ~ suceessI"t paoe3 " "aoe
signing the cohtraet. .,+a:. .-s eo..
Obtained On apn1esHoT = 1HnRmGsy IL nSSE
~. EuRd ygE.t.s yE tno1osoA
tToEGs County, 4Ed StatS35l
,,.t, ~ Date1 ate1ao.. - 1.-.,,s-..
INC suoae!lpsF ~ nEsEoJ Paupone ~ dl4nl1a a1n
delVer 70 re United eta:es at fne 4a9s
Depaftnant al - aEfteAoly 70 &1e tt1u1 N
yolr kcyertlt emcnt inviting rro3os.1s for foraEa
dated Arlington Depot, December !. 1th tho follow
ng aracls :, VIZ: -
-pCAaes or toro. Ii aac6es n PET ouaosI oi@
rRosn4at;t nat, .s.<, .t-rav ,n,.s, ,,r
pounds: 1.. .<.,oo..
, 1864-03-02

;" FOR SYTH & CO., ~
N and q Sassau street. Sew .Fork, tad'otntnE
the Post 0ncel oner foE sale the following mAgnt~
cent List OF WATCHES, CHAINS. JEWELKY. &c.,
valued At $3S0,teo. Each A1tic3e ONE DOLLAR and
net ne to be paid for until 5oa know what 5oa aFo to
iso Gold aud Silver Waseaes % to S1oaoo eAen
20 1adics' Gold Watches. 600 each.
5co Iadlcs' and Gents Silver
Watchts. hts........-.......+..... 1a-1 eack~
1900 Sets OF Iadies Jew:lT..... 800 to 1Qno each-
CHAINS, Rings s....::...... snoto $40 eaeh-
s., 900 Geuts' Pins, Chains, Bosom
studs, 6leera Buttons, &C.. 80 to 500 eAcfE.
10000 Gold Pens, Silver MOUNTED
3.so Gosd pans. viii silver e.
~ tension Cases and PenclIs.,,. LOO to df9 each-
The articles In this stock OF JtWelry Of he neAt
CT and most fashionable styse9. Certificates Of TIM
various articles put In seated envelopes and
thus giving Ill iF chance, aud seut ny 1saH iof II
cent? each; and receipt oftho
option to send ONE DOLLAR ani take tne sHseta IS
named IN It not FIVE certtnfates ~. ~ ~
thirty IS sEty.tiyc t10, one hundr74 II CeE1aeate
money to be enclosed With order o9H1GssoAAAAo@
aHEHTs G.rs1d e every town and regiment We
allow them ten cenla % eTey e1d mare 1sbersi n
duceMents to shcss yao 1TT iasscl5 * "a and Sa.su
lar. Address ". FORSfTd tn ttas st*m y VssAfe
stzect. New York 4s-. -
, 1864-03-02

Nol2oWnys's PiIIs-Cosffiveness.
The bowels become tor}id and poEeslesa under
Continual pnrratlon. Hollowa5's F1tit EcuetratG TO
cvacuate the foul ond y.iatod PARTICLES from the
testncs by mild npef1ent operation and retnpesate
Their exhACstcd energy, by restoring toue and vtEoF
tsey tn9uee heanhX Action and prevent relapse of
dsordert ot tue vieccTa tncy stand xithoat riva.
sold By oil Druggists at .oc &C.. and 81 rer box.
, 1864-03-02

NEW IRON STOR r E.
~ HALTTIIs T. SnI5T BK1;3 .33 yazoustoek.
oe3ie1' ~ anelf Hardware. &c.tm
1oz LlKE STR ET'
C5rc .ao, Feb. 1.st, 1885,
foT conducting the IEcn
- sh; f:oois TTade In this c!y, Ee respectfully
inT1ts youS rttention to our stock Ma1ea e9ns.&s
nn.f ~ IRON, Huggy anh wagon stock. fioH >Aaa
stseI Snrnes a1l Axle6. Th1ie!e okelns. HuM
XII WsaSefT, Shelf Hasiwasc. nna Nails.
A ~. trnn Vhich warshnb 10 % une1t41eu " &HJ
IN Ine market ttom tAr celebrated Work. Of GH4y1.
bp1and. 6rfefs solicited. and promptly hlel
ata usTTnrs,} RALTuIS 4 9fs0.
~ nALlHls.{ fstwsftlu
, 1864-03-02
a Physiological View Of Mar.

Containing nearly 500 psees end 1so sne Plates and
= slate q nenst6 and i'isease, Win Treatise on
S@sif.Atnsf; @ ite Dsrlcfatle con.eqneacss gpon the
the only rational and successful mode Of cure, ~
asoEn BY The report Of ca.es trested4 4 truthful
adviser to the married, and those contemplating
marriage. who entertain donbts Of their phyHlcal
Canditisn. Sent free Of postage TO sny address.
Address19g Or. La C1o1x, No. s. Maidcn Lane, A.
, 1864-03-02

shcrld be rtae BY everybody. Il treats on. and
toTs heE. ine evil sesuiR ArlsanE from eartg abuse
sure method Of dispclitng the utsg!vtuEs Hany e1.
gerience r. sntertpE the maiItaEe Etas Sold bE pR
L'rlcc = cents Natcd nee evcrywhere-
EbicAro III. aeIA-ty1ly.jA
, 1864-03-02

breeding HOGS.-Tnose in
10 well as the latest fnpoFtAons should address sA
snbsc.1bcr, care OF Hpn. John Wentworth. CnleAHo.
They can be aAfe!v sent tn boxer to
Unlied 6tates Or CAo1da. AESi1 eAo*"
tnhs.T54tEdkw
, 1864-03-02
,.sz4sts*s<ss~e....s&.
IIABu4ITRa.


LIABILITIES.
Tho amount oi liabilities, due OF a,t due, to
Losses adtnsted and d1e :...'......'...... None.
Iessss 1asdiasted, IN suspense. waiting f6. ''@" :"
ali other cIaini aaEainst lie Company afs lS
ANAL, Tor printing, g,&c......................
Totalnanilihes.. ............s12st26l s
Thsus.nd Dollars, witheut special p psEuiisston.
Or S xs
matslias .nd .hs mems q &, srEsstlns a5ss
no' is 9aS6s9zzssaA pT6Mzzs 1. ALEXANDER presdcnt
Hsstford. January Isl. 1851. =
r. ssPssse9sny fPpeafsa betoEs ms Hsns2 rev.
ter IT, ostbs Thenss i. 1issaaasr. Ffssideet ind Il.
1s s0f 0f made
s s GoJRsHy 8 ss
Certificate to e.prs! en the sss day OF January
AU1i7tS5s.s 91zI1; 5TaTS q i4EIIz9f' q
Hartford u the State u Gonnee,iea led il thia
snee Ce@paaies ret tpeoIpefatsl b tae state q 4
= e
i stssss "a I'd S,s I IT
s1
service 81 proeess for a1a On 6eas ot ssid
ssi ss
p1 sas prszHsns 4sa4 e e
es4 IL Ssfs IS
6aAs u nuN 1 cnis1Eo aTs -
, 1864-03-02

Cancer can be CIFcds
Dr. Hcbefn. Cancer and Consumption CHAMPION.
located at 1Ga DGa1 born street. OppoAte Port OF
dec, Chicago III. He successfully Kills and extracts
Esnce1s without raia or Knife II from tonr 10 tg.n; a
chronic diseases md piles a cure always guaran-
eced OF no pay. r. q. Boz G36S- fe-w551d1n
, 1864-03-02

BACHELOR's celebrated HAIR DIR t. TEE Rxsr
= TH1 WORLD. The only HARA1Ess, TEE and RKI1..
:,chanKes Bed, Dusty o. Grey Hnlr INSTANTLY. 70
GLOSSY BLACK or NATURAL BROWN. without In}ur1ng
nd 1eaotfn impssts fresb vitality e9ue9tly a res =
Bad Dyes The Genuine ID dgned WILL ~ A. HAcu.
kLoE, all others art mere iuitstnus, aud taould be
tvoded- Sold By al prugKsts, &c. Factory, g HAr-
flky Street, New York. 1ySEa8SlE.
, 1864-03-02

Auuc1a rnfp sazs
y band II bank; !.sss .
oh'tsa s.a'ss easa, notes md accrued pr %
.s sao.els u
State ofConneccut, per cent interest," 90 d
Ss;s sss s: interest:
sate 3sTs:y W pef sses een: intsrss 1s@ g
ststs 1eFk s psF es5s
;@3,13o d
unincumnered T. ;naItsetl. Cincinnati.
Money sae n ,seassa5 .sna secured b.. -. ~
n..,..... 49, B6kps: - ..'... ~ ~
bToeki5n cisy Rater boud,. I'd pr W cent ;i and
1e4ss5 ei;i Water Bonds. PEI cent. Ind hi s@
H:5tfSfd TsSa Seaas 81; ~ IT,: e &
-
RAnHoAp srocK. 'ns' ." %
500 enafes asrtford and New Haven Esi .,o. ,on ~
SC shares Coanec;ie9f River T. 4. Flock. $50 %
1 shares Boston and Worcester E. E. Stock 1..ss %
,r,,,-. , sttayos2 %
Emitted 9s1shR sis1. sFAEfs STeG1 csa
Atlanta tMSSKSaoTs Ma'1s Sa9GKs ,c,,,
eoaa Boads
4H9t0 %
in ia rea H.nF ~ fIaYtford ConHtv stocE ~ n
4'' shsres Gisy BanF stoct.. ' s.. 2{o 90
snaIss E4nbonpe III Hont n siasP 15S@ ~
sSares FsrmeFSs snI Hsrhanfr::, R.:nnis. A'''" :"
s1orF ~ ~~ ~~ ystn m
&.n shsTrs iisrtfnr1 Sf6ci R.rE = ~ ~
shsreS Wer-Ssntss rn5 Msnuf... ..if1nre+..; 'AF" ~
Rsnt sfoch e o ~'A' IN enn m
1cf shsrr. pfaen,x StnrE HAM * in n
~ ~ shares State staek Bank @.9 .s5o g
.171 ~ =.
"a, n6M toEh hANhS.
, 1864-03-02
1000 ARTILLERY HORSES
1000 ARTILLERY HORSES.

QuAIrKRK4sT1h's DKpAR141Hr, q. SAT-
1SD1AHAPoLfs, Ind, Feb. q. 1861.
Sealed Proposals will be received 1t this etdce mp
70 10 o'clock a. H., THURSDAY March Sd, ~, for
, 1864-03-02
ut. Sipcet's Einimet1t.

f1HS bR4tsis, cGTs. h$p WoHSDS; f1IIIEs.
HEzpxc1Gi xRS REhVo1s AH& III bi5ohpRhs RahHmsr'c
Al e xes nd ss3n @ FsfSs
sse 9 o., Stsnsa Of r. 6. 1es
more than twenty ycars with the most astonishing
Is Il Al1EylAToK or PAIN + ism, l. Hnryallsd b
s sRa Pa Ia nad n
casaa wha.e II hashecn used 1t has never bean known
~ FoK 'at NEURALGIA, it win afford immediate
u rsevs xoss Of HEADACHE
REHySus IS SfSifY M " HSS h5tsHsE
EITUDE. arising from inprudcnce or c1ccaA this Lin
IT, a'y sna aR asR
tcviytdca tho syacm. md 1cstorest TO elasticity and
For rIIEs-As m external rr,asay. Ec claim that
s tue nssT e tanS sSe xs ceas q 81, ne .qro t.
ssS3s SIS ,s. t M 9st q
" f;ss RkB = B'se ss5:anoA? ~ .eneae.
en 81 ts In@ent iii a' ass apphoa'
= hs fe
worst nlay be conquered By tn1s Lnincnt IN
VI R1sH1skss CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES, uLcEns.
g;sf ES6sGES T s:sS;iS'i S sHs
Every Horse Owner
hould this remedy hand. for its tlmeT nse n
xhc nrss appearance OF 1amcntss viii effcctuany pse
sIa6e, md wilch render 70 many Otherwise valuable
herscs nearls wor;hlSss u,t.-v ..s.mon,.. Ia III,
-ondul cuFeSs pIopIss q ~ un!%Gns ns sns haTt
fhcfn from ycrpous In the highest ranl5 Of ILL.,
T1oN.
70 avoid tmpokt.oa, osserve tho sasn.tsss - -
, 1864-03-02

Accordingly Gen, Baird took up the line Of
march very early IN the morning, and cross-
valley between fhat range and ROCKY Face.
Passing through gap In Rocky Face, about
three miles beyond Tunnel Hill Ridge, the
entire force passed along tho Cleveland road
toward Dalton; the enemy opposing them
only by feeble skirmishing, and everywhere
flying before them.
, 1864-03-02

Thor who IRE afflicted with 4is prostrattog md
ycxnlous dh<axe need suffer no longer. Dr. Dodds
1'auacca Inns lceh uscd With unparalleled srcc.s In
lnru7c nnd in America Thons snds testify It's wo9'
doftDl S1strhs, send rostaCc arn tor c1r1lnr Al
dresx DR. D0Op. Box ae:A, G1lteaEo. m1zt1sSlM
, 1864-03-02


The position the rebels held In this valley
was almost as strong as that upon the road
from Tunnel Hill: The valley was wider
than the gorge, but the natural fortifcations
were Of similar nnture, and only required
to be held by q somewhat stronger force.
The passage into Dalton along this valley,
would evidently be accomplished only by CO.
pious illusions of blood, :" =.
4 hill near the centre Of the valley seemed
to form the key to the position. To the right
Of this vas another' the possession Of which
would enable us to operate with grcat adyan~
Gen Palmer announced his intention of at:
tempting to carry this latter point. .
Tie task Of taktng the hill was assigned to
Gen. Turchin, than whom q better, Drawer
mau can scarcely be found in our army. !. He
had only portion of his brigade w1th him,
Int ha had such regiments IS the I1th, 89th.
ed Ohio, and the Sd Indiana, and with these
be wss sure to win, If success, under tho cir.
, 1864-03-02

As We advanced into the open ground on
the other side Of the creek small squads Of
cavalry were sent galloping in all directions,
lent enemy. In full sight Of the junction, be-
tween the Tunnel Hill and Fed Hill roads,
Col Harrison drew up his men in line Of bat
tie, and waited the approach OF the intantry-
No sooner were. the latter seen, than the
ancient dilapidated stone church, whose dark
and gloomy walls seemed to be In mourning
for Its lost worshippcrs, we wheeled to tho
right, and took the direct road for Tunnel
, 1864-03-02

CaAhx Mkt VAlxo
In hand IN bank. 1860 50
In hsnds Of agents and in transit lN 1 IS
iatefest. apc %
, 1864-03-02

asof1-H17Es1 y - =
It-was somewhat late on Wednesday morn
ing before our column again got IN motion:
but when It did more, II was with strength
, 1864-03-02

A few dropping shots now revealed the
presence Of the enemy. At once our skirm-
ishers were deployed; and the line steadily
seemed to be merely to annoy rather than
fight. It WIS at once amusing and interest.
Ing to sec, every few minutes, d small squad
Of them break from their cover % our Boys
advanced, and go galloping away, followed
in almost every Instance by half dozen hui.
lets. Col HaHison's men were armed with
the deadly Spencer rifle, a weapon which the
rebels could not be induced to examine at
short range.
, 1864-03-02

This was about half.past II n. m Captain
Simpson, Chief Of Artillery on Gen. Cruft's
etatI, ran his old battery, the 5th Indiana, to
the top Of the hill, and treated the rebels to
constant doses of shot and shell the remain
der Of the day. Very heavy skirm1ahing was
but no % advaace e ~ vas Attempted tas 81 EITHER either
side
, 1864-03-02

Meanwhile the impatient crowd hadswarm-
cd Tie street: md fail yard. adjacent roofs,
windows .tcps ard fe9se and eF;min,5 wna ihupgraly
numerous WIS the throug that 1t was mecca.
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The dehy appeared to encourage the enemy;
and it coon became evident that he had col
lected TOR stand the whole Of the 1st Ten
nessec cavalry, whose camp TaB now plainly
In sight. The open ground, across which
the rebels had been driven, narrowed as 1t ap-
preached their present position, until at last
single small field. Across this they had con-
strdctcd . barricade Of rails, and Lad posted
behind 1t considerable force OF dismounted
cavalry. On some higher ground to the rear
Of that, they showed q small body Of horse
men, who went galloping back and forth,
and seemed to be, each moment, On the pcii3aa
Of retreating. The design Was. obvious.
mounted mcn: Ell, when We were near
enough, the force behind the rail barricade
Ynuld. NTH YnlleF or tWo sYYeen us away.
, 1864-03-02
Qbtca9o Qriblttte.
E4 WEDNESDAY. MARCHs. 1864.
THE RECONNAISSANCE
TO DALTON.
Four Days Continued
Fighting.
TIE AFFAIR I'm ENTIRE Sue
CESS--INTERESTING DETAILS.

Correspondents Cinc1nhrh Gazettc.1
THHEE NILES BEYOND R1saoolD, Ga, Feb. 2s-
TIE TROOPS MARCH FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The morning Of February &9d was not
bright one at Chattanooga. Ihere we're no
clouds, hut dense pail Of smok had settled
down upon the earth, obscuring Lookout,
spntching Mission Ridge from our eyes, and
at first hiding even the sun. When that 1u-
minary ut Inst became visible, 1t looked more
Ike huge bloody disc than globe Of fire.
Under this canopy Of smoke could be heard
the ratue OF hundred drums, announcing
the fact that the long expected, ott-delayed
movement had at last commenced, aud that
large portions Of the Fourteenth Army CORPS
were npsn the march. They were not now
moving towards East Tennessee, as intended
ten days before, but in accordance with the
later plan have sketched, were directing
Near the old battle field Of Chickamauga,
the column passed the commands Of General
Morgan and Dan'l McCook, which were pre-
pairing to follow. ~
The infantry was preceded by detachment
of the chh 1ndiana 18th cava1fy) 200 strong,
commanded by Col: 7. J.. Harrison; Col
cavalry, tAndcrnon Troop,) and Col. Boone,
with 500 Of the 28th Kentucky, moved upon
the right flank.
COL. HARRISON rAsHEs 7AYloR's RIDGE
Col. Harrison pushed forward through Par
ker's Gap in Tay1or's Ridge, pass to the
left Of the Mnggeld Gap. and ontAanking
party of rebel cayalry; droYe them back e,
wards Ringgold Gap, hoping Fould
they there be intercepted. oS our IN
fantry. Unfortunatelr. hu#eVer, the latter
were not up,~-s1u the rebels managed to
cscAne
RKa6oLp,.
The sun rose bright and beautiful on the
morning Of the Esd, and we we're soon on our
way galloplng toward Ringgold, around
which town the troops had encamped.
Here another scene OF deso1ation met on1
eyes; for on the day following Hooker's ter
rlolc fight at Taylor's Ridge, the greater por.
ton Of this town had been burned By our
troops. Nearly all the good buildings were
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