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One hundred words viii be counted as
square of solid matter; over lOO words wiil
~ counted as two squares; over 300 words
az three squares. ETC.. etc.
LEGAL advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be
charged 50 per cent. above these rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for iiFst IN
seItfon. and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid ior
in advance: all others quarterly.
SJverEseneuts not otherwise ordered, will
he continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
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LOST.
THOMAS Walden, Nj. ID.

INFORMS the public that he has located in
Il this city for Tie practice of his profassicn.
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery, and
will attend also 10 calls in the country. His
Office is on Main Street, near Sierling's.
Prescott. October Sth. 1868. 23-tf
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DAY UP.-ALL PERSONS indebted to
the firm of WHITE d JAY must settle
at the Office of ]. S. White to
save costs. J. s. WHITE.
II. A. JAY.
Prescott. July I, 1854
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To Clergymen.
CITY RE ST URAN Il.
Estray.

Straycd from the subscriber, about the 25-
tn of May, dark bay mare. weight about
ESQ pounds. Morgan build. black name and
tail. small star in forehead, white right hiud
foot, and scar on the ankle of the lett hind
foot. ANY one delivering her 10 Peter Bot
Prescott, or sending Information of her to me
viii receive Five Dollars reward.
THOMAS PARNELL,
Somerset, st. Croix Co.. Wis.
July,I5. le, 1864. ll-w3
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Book and Variety Store

between now and September 9Th. where Books
Stationery. Cabs. Toys. and Yankee Notions
arc being sold ut slow figures" for Cash only.
Witness the following list of prices:
Miscellaneous Books at reduced fgures-less
than Cost. by the quantity.
Note Paper. per quire, 10 cents.
Letter {" 20 4"
FoolScap +" 20 4"
Enve .opes per bunch
Pipes at from 3 for cents to 5 100 each.
Cabs at from $2.50to 1000 each.
Perfnmery d Hair oil at all prices imaginable.
Ink ny the bottle. y doz., doz. or gross.
Moulding at from To 30 cents per foot.
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes.
Print Brushes. Backing Brushes and Busters,
Cheap for Cash.
Portemonies and Wallets at all prices from
% cents to 81 so each.
Microscopes and Landscapes at N. Y. prices.
Pocket Cutlery at Manufacturers prices
Fishing iackle. the best assortment in the city.
Toys. Bird Cages. Drums. Oval Frames, DC,
DC. all Cheap for Cash.
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Summons for Money Demand.

State Of Wisconsin, Pierce Comfy Circuit Court Ma
com McNaughton, Plaintiff, against George VI. CeFe'
land and \. A. Cleveland, defendants,
To the above named Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in this action which is filed in the on
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, county OF Pierce
Ellsworth and TO copy " your answer 70 ~ ~
said complaint on the subscriber, at my Office, IA ~
city of Prescott in said co MY. within twenty days g
ter the service OF this summons you. exclusive ci ~
dav Of such service and ii you fail to answer me So
COMPLAINT within the time aforesaid. u plainA -
this action will take judgment against you for the SUI
of five hupdred dollars with interest f'Om the 2sth &
of January one thousquS eight hundred and six-c
besides the costs OF this action.
J.s.wEITE, Pits atty
Dated August 18th, 1854. l5-NS
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Notice to Gre ditors.

Pierce County Court-In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of john A. Otis.
deceased.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A TT O r n E Y S.

A. 2. ToTSG. n. II. FITCH,
YOUNG K FITCH,
ATraRSTys AZ Law: All business entrusted 10
their care will be promptly attended to.
Office in Concert Hall Building. Prescott.
Prescott. May 10. 1861. n2tf
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PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT!

Volunteers and all persons liable to the
draft. (ladies not eAcepted.) are most respect
fully equcsted 10 call at the
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Administrators Sale
Pierce County Court-In Probat,

Pierce County Court-In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of N. n. Por
deceased.
Mt Office IS HEREBY GIVEN tb,,,
IN virtue and IN pursuance of an ord, y
licence made in said matter on the 5tb A..
September, 1864. By the County CO... q
said county, the undersigned. administ,-.....a
of said deceased. will on Monday The lr,i sos
of October next, at nine o'clock in the ~!
noon, at the front door of F. DarIing's - 9ls'
in the village of River Falls in sait co... dc
offer for sale at public vendue, the folIo-:,F,
described lands, tO-wit;
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

\ large assortment of Tin-ware of every
description. Work done to order.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10
Patent S:Ove-cOver Liftcrs |:

An article which every housewife should
have. Price only IS cents.
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~ Cash paid for old Copper, Brass. Iron,
Rags. Paper and Rope.
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
DENTIsrRY.

MERfcAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH COMPANY. DEN
n uss 81 Esst Foul "a street. corner OF Bowery-Our
work be aacslsd eanallsd.
syssmauxipa tha acture pau immensa
stoch pricing every description Of Artihcs fsssh
stany sHboiti.n. Teeth ATTRACTED positively without
pain, Rooms ssparsse aud private We csrdAiy iaviss
visllpra
CHINO TENTH SAVED WITHOUT RxrRACTrNo :.
n Our preserving badly decayed sensitive an
~eeminsi- worthless Teeth 70 comfort and usefulness
Painless White rlung, bsa az
snA durability With eooaofny, unsanaisd Onos u aa
Twenty sscood street, tvo hooks from Broadway.
LurHRR vNDkRw GOD. nssuIls
MATTEL. DENTIST. - SIXTH AvnNun BAr,oV
u rseay .inth street ConsuitAtons frsA ErHrassiai
csuA Rubtes and silver of tsatA el0 rar 80 0i
Gold riiins. d, silver g. cleaning tsssA. -,
TR.rH nADR At sH0Rs nofloR-oI TFRIf n
csymssi ssfsa Al nj Si1sA svsesS soul scsss sso,s
e0ueessth srsse fssA asA matsSs sslplsSsd "a yhis
sss~sss re strsA svsssN ss~ dss'' sSsvs ssuresass
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

pURNHAM'e FURNITURE RxrRB6e-oxrICE u!
end ehippsd srrs WaseSs fos novsA Furniture In cty
govntsy. Furniture atSwsl
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

A sE MENTs.

/" N Orgy Shs sGs s5E gPs saz.s. rsasoH
''''' ''.nA hkr!aNIY 4 ri KY suooEssrur
nAonrSERY AND APRoiNTaESTs. se
esmpa.iss the following .rti.t. Lester waIass xr
M sas NJ Is ass A g. Ars % e,
fPps NJ rGps NJ hsSss M Wayne s.: Mary S.nn1a Miss
MS Maarics, Miss A Msar,os Miss Grssa.
many plays Tie fs .es Sos NOT nos han nitesn
minutes early attendance is rssPecuy suggested.
sss' seisrs ssBs s'' seven f'''0''' ''''
Bon book op~n from ,IliA
BROADWAY THEATRE
roURrH WEEK
J. s. OWENS, GGssEAr TRIUMPH
- ~ 0nA'''o'''SS.s SSsar% Sjl"sr'1'' srs iBr.
in Tom Ta'lors sparkling ,emss q
FIFTH WEEK
SCION sH1sdLE.
:" ''' '''''" tbs PEOPLES LAWYER,
'''ded By fs sns G5s's 81 : AZ
and over tho iL ali nsSa' e
MR. OWENS so,en sh,asic = really tn. prevailing sen:
4: M s...s G = ssa 4: .D %
fas arc tayersiiy rscosnised' wGe lis auaiSt catch
'''''' 40 ,sE'i THE PorULAR oUorArIoSs
CsowDED, TO AN OVERFLOW:
SECURING SEATS IN ADVANCE.
NIBLOS 0aEDEN-BEGINS TAa
MONDAY EVENING. sRPT a6. 1854 "A'~''
BOWIN FORREST
ea''' time f Is '''''n SrHfro y hi ff.Sa
TUESDAY. RDWIN FORREST AS OTHELLO.
The manager n consequence Of othsr arrangements 10
FAREWELL NIGHTS
o. tho
DUKES MOTTO.
IL will be performed Wednesday, Sept 26 being POSI-
lively It's last night bat Ave.
WINTER eARDRN
w SEVENTH WEEK or J. e. CLAAKE,
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND EIahT OF
MR. J. :. CLARkKS
performancein In New Yors Of
FORTY. .FIRSr NIGHT
EGEEy BoDY's FRIEND
In consequence Of the nightly In 'reast tng
ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT
with which Mr. Clarke is received his groat comic
MAJOR DE BOOTS
MONDAY, AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK..
To rush at the box Office night the public
re respctruy recommended their seats which
A"' = SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

LRsDaicxs 3 90. -rHoro0a APMKss, nv vryrH
E Aeesve. betvesa rweaty.ssccgA sad fweuty .thsr<
suvs,s Our wes< easas. - esossSA
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
COPARTNERsHIP.


FARMER WAhTkD-WIIH. LARGE CAPITAL
IA 70 enter into the mAuufAcsup OF o newly paiente
sewing machine. The machine Is original aua VII com
mand market every where that leather mana acnrcs ar
z.Oos New York Post ollce
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

xNSTRUCTION.
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN WANTS A MAsTHR TO
n teaoA him En&ish. Teacher muSs epsAk opanAso
Addrees stating terms O. boz LOS Pos oics New tosH
ny LADY DssIRIKa INSTRUCTION. AT HER
N resideneo, In Penmanship Tho knsiish traneaeA
may address Miss ~ FRErr 81 Godsmiths Academy TOO
A PARTISAN LADY RxPERIESCEo IN TEACHING.
N wlsaos 70 hno few ladies ior french coo erss
references gwen Address L. NJ ~, slston d. Bible
house.
4 YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES siTUATI0S
II governess and 10 do reediework SPEAKS Frencn
fusnry. Call as or address 81 tivinston 81
SPANISH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO EXCHAsoE
III sanish lessons for conversation IN English, two o.
three eyenn each week. References given and desired
Address spansrd Herald oGioo. for three days-
rHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE
~ kos ~ srd 81 East twenty. fourth street e
wall 70 cpsn setember 40. Boarding. aud Day school;
primary Department. pupils prepared for college, business
West Point sud the sehoo. The prospectus OF the
school the names OF the pupils aud hoGe OF tho
parents for the pa0t nine years.
L,RENCH LANGUAGE AND LIrERATURB LESSONS.
~ By Farisla1, Licenate Of the University OF FAriA
n. LANG ELLlER, 7e3 Broadway. betweea E'ghth aud
Ninth streetA
TIFTH AVENUE COLLEGE,
YOUNG LADIES,
EOS Fifth avenue opposite to hac1sou park.
A FIRST GLASS establishment.
French 10 the language OF the school
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

NKW BOWEEY.
IN THIRD WEEK or MR. e EDDY
Monte Crsto Cobber Of Seville. Persecutsd Dutchmau
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

"A 3e5o--for $3.50. including Stool end Dover; Paro
Suits $500 for $3.50 Etageres Rookcases Mirrors, S
vsrware Sc at sacrifice Inquire at li3 West Twenty
hird stre Dcar
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
MUSIC Al.

A YOUNG LADY. ExPERIENCED AS MUSIC
n teacher, modate few more pupils tho
psnofore Terms $40 per quarter with OF piano. Ap
ply 4. 30 Wooster ST., near ecker.
, 1864-10-26
|Eii{tnre cf the ChfcacO Tribune, l.

fEdi.o.e Of tho Chicago TrtbunaJ
Tie Hon. Jeese Q. Norton, Of Joliet, spoke
before our Union club at Eapervflle last
Hail. -Ssr
The Judge has many very Warm friends in
this c1unty, In both parties, and q very re-
epecteble number Of the Democracy Of this
plnce were present to hear him.
The Judges speech was most telling one.
It vas eloquent, argumeuta1ive, convincing,
and hey ord contradiction He said that he
khonld not undertake to prove that the rebels
commenced this rebellion by firing the first
/ run 1t Fort Sumter. But the origin Of this
our couutrY. That there had been Int four
ACQUISITIONS Of territory to this Government
since the time Of its formation That these
| acquisitions had been brought about By the
slave States for the sole object OF establish
ing, extending and perfecting slavery there
IN. That in 10 instance until i,a.a haasas .. vas
| ted Into the Union, but the slave
States required the. admission Of q
slave State which had always been done.
Their object was to keep the balance Of
power In their hands IN congress. Inc
Judge then examined the Chicago platform,
and found in it nothing bnt r1tten plank,
stepped upon it. BE then turned his atten;
tion 10 old Buchapan's Administration and
policy. And If the old man could have heard
this Part Of the Judges argument, ne "oq1o
hsye derived but very little satisfaction - iol
bic imbecile and trattorous conduct. In3
Judge then remarked, you have observed
have said nothing abaut McC Clellan. Indeed
do dot know as could say anything aoon!
him. / do not think any thing could be eale
abnut him one Way or the other.
We have Lad good many converts TO tn'
III iou party in our county. and etil they ars
ce1niug: Little DnPsgs WI Etvs g 9ld dranoss AZ
| Ea~t Fl.
, 1864-10-26

Merritt, charging In on hight ard left, doubled
m tbs t1anks of the foe, taking prisoners,
siashiug, killing, driving as they went The
rrerch Of the infantry Wa3 more majestic and
more terrible. The lines Of the foo e~ayed
snd broke before it everyw Beyond
n fha morning, their columns were com.
njftely overthrown and disorganized: They
f]ed along the pike and over tho fields like
sheen. Custhr took q gnu In one Of his
cherres. captured from Us IN the morning
the Hrst gun We had captured during the Day.
MeDy mo1e guns we're to be ours before
Twas + wa dusk when the whole rebel army,
foraakipg every inch Of ground they had
wn1,. went across Cedar Run pell neil, and
vent fixing on towards StrasbuEg, Two
h,foades OF cavalry wells and Lo#elrs)
Infzued, cbnreing them ut eyerg chance. aod
frcreaelnE the rout before them. At Night
iall cur cavalry entered St1asburg, While the
enemy were stlll passing through the town,
confined Themselves, with the assistance
of division Of infantry afterwards sent
forward by General Sheridan to picking up
PRISONERS and gathering together aud sending
10 tbe rear the artillery, army wagons and
ombulances, which had been lefe by the Toe
in their headlcng flight. Forty-taree guns,
includirg nearly all Of those taken nom 1s
and it Is said that the number will reach If
II. The medical supplies and wagons cap
tnred from the Nineteenth corps In tue NOR
pipg M - are l restored; also several Of our ambu-
Iapces unt wegons, aad hundred or mora
belonging to the enemy. The prisoners,
were f not for the darkness, would number
ntarly two thousand, but 1t has been inpos.
slble to provide guards for them as rapidly
AZ 1hey arr captured. a large number sent
N the rear viii pro5abIY escape during the
nisnt. but iii are SO Completely tired out
with the t1ay's fighting and marching that &c
shai1 pick up hundreds asleep BY the way.
side WHEN the morning daWnf9 The enemy
had reached Flsher's Hill, and have doubt
less lied bey ond. Their defeat was thorough.
The inevitable darkness has prevented the
cavalry aud the army from making farther
pprfuit. which would, have effectually shut
Up Early and his menfo the rsst Of the sea-
, 1864-10-26
#eDtftn#.


D..DoCGEg return y:uu aes I. 1o.low.:-c.n 1t
the khnrr.r unr,. rn,e.., y, a..u-2.u o.t .,ts.
As.''' e4i~~As ~ A~'A- 1~.''
hos2 2etd; ana DEC 2sfa CAL II he NtnonAl dosea'
Joliet, On Mon dan, Oct. 8lst: Npy x5:h; sod Dec
e6.h. ratan., .son1s r.rensar ,ha DIV snd hour
..v-,-...
The appointed nne- AsP.x Paw. Exchange zossa'
On Tocnextkrs. Oct 18th Ecv 9.d and r)ee. ?. T.
.+n....r. n.,...-. -. s~...
- ~. Noase' VI = Aaeee4's ~ os'' 1''~'
noF. He a1a Oec' <91a4 C&uashlles. Eono Go1ss, On
Mondays, Oct 2ssh hoy, slAt AID Zee. 18th. Cal At
Ealsnasx1o uouae. Ks,smszoo m T,rrd.vr nntt,
noon on}v. ors. ~, w., .,,h .rs nA- >,a c,n a.
.......v r.-
easA' ae1ouoa fou4e' OF IhussasJ eae1noocs
Cc* 9Th Foy. s4sh and Dec. I'd. Cal 1t Albion Ut
the Es,1np 9nv.. ~ 1-,,a,- <,....n,. ~ -s..
e.. ~ s' ~ 49,
t' N's1 ~A1 ooe' ~'a' ~~'A ~ As!"tse' & 1A@Aek
Honse, on Aondayl, Nor. I'll asd Cec. stA. Call 1t
gouth Bend. ykt,cna, r3nu.e. "a 1re,aavr. Eoy 9Th
s,A ns~ e,h f.n ,,,,,,.. u.,,. -, Wa.
0~~' ''1 ea1 = ''o'c's S'' %
HeAaAS 1ofenoous' NOV lin aha ueS H. Iau II
Kend&lly4ue, On Thu11aAy forenoon, Npv. ie.h and
prc,Bh. ca, st Apvo,s. Hurt,. Housa. oa f-td.7.
v,r ,..~ ..n.. ~
N 0'0o .no Des' sta'
REFKaEHCKs-c1.Do Dodge E1l b. pleased TO furnish
III pe3so0A the hest Of f6ia encs VINO 1afot hlto
Will = coll.
COE6ULTATIOSa-AdYtce, exA1.1sstor1 and cen.
, 1864-10-26

IN ccnclu,ton Iwtsh 70 say and slso to h%7s e;a.
tnctly understood. that coula not and would
not siys ny undivided attention to ai1 preosrsuoss
but for ths coaddan:e hayo IN the2 9sovtn1 Of "a
prescription euloine equal to thsm IN al os any
ofthe diseases for which they are prsscslbsa. Taa
remedies ara usad n diseases to which aay psrean
msy be ua.ls. IN eltae: SEX Bod Watting IN cAl1.
dten and dtaeases Arising from Ys1iou3 ca1les aucn
change Of xatar, climate, ssra.asv hzaisss, ovas.
sxeztiou In con 1nament, and decline or change Of
ne-occurlng IN parsons tom Is 70 Is and from Is t.
6r-compiatcts incident to Esma1es DC. They Viii Do
II Ila1 In such cs1es a. zeco counsndsa. hon what
ever eause originating. - baf>fa remarked ny *
tzaes Buehuis Dlurettc; my Extract eaEsspNtlIa
Is Blood Pur1ner. will wtlNaz pay (sa1o> F1Ta
Thousacd Dollars asca lor oa.sas ransdl:s. With
upwards Of 3oG.e e1eeonneuaatasy les:ars and unso-
Hci ID eartt1aRtes. have nsTsr resostsd 70 ths1E
publication. In sh.s cassI sh.r however Aoread 4
fsw remarks. trusting thsy m.y be appreciated. I
an to the afn:csad and eufferfnz huusaa.:y
Their Humble Servant,
H.T. HELN3QLD,
Manufacturer Of Hel1uhold.s Geauine Preparanoas.
, 1864-10-26
NATUEAI.IZAT 6sF DIS.
C4EaEk<SnI1 SOLDIERS,
The FORMS 10 be Observed,

4nG G0fI08 10 DC ODAefFEQe
cAxpnDaz, III Oct. 81, 1881.
EDITORS Ch'csgo Tribune:
leee IN your Fritay's issue, an inquiry b.
one Robtrt Moon for tho 1aw to naturalize
discharged soldiers. zee you give the law
bur the great trouble is, there are no forms
heys the #o,k to do, and being deslrous that
all may hare an opportunity to vote for sold
Abe" who desire to do 60, would like to
give the modas cpe7ands for such naturaliza-
tiops.
First, The mode to be pursued is the same
as that used to 'raturalize those who came to
the country before they were eighteen years
old. Second, the same blanks may be used, ,
with little alteration to suit the particular
case: first, in the petition, strike out all that
relates to The minority, and fnterline after,
s'tbat he has resided IN the United States fol
the term Of {biank) years, =" the words ssthat
be has been in the military service Of the
United States, and been honorably discharg-
ed thercfrum. .'t...
Second. In the affidavit of the Witnesses,
strike out what relates to number of years.
Third, In the record and copy, interIine
the words "passed Mag 24th, a. D. 1921
the words ''aEd On act to defne the pay and
emoluments Of certain officers OF army and
fer other purposes, approved July 3oth, a.
D. 1902" Also, fnterltne alter the words
''record testimony showing he has hereto
fore" tho words" regularly enlisted In the
military service oi the United States, and
that he has been honornbly discharged thert-
trvm."
Fourth, Further along strike ont the
words sfartiyed in the United Btates a
minor under the age Of twentS-oae years."
Alec, for and during" Also, III ye years,
including the three years previous to Lis ar
rival at the age Of twtnty-one, and" also,
"within the State Of ulinois.' Also "of
five years."
This may not be very intellfgible to the
common 1.ader, but any Clerk OF any court
having the power to natufallze foreigners,
will readily understand it.
The above will enable any Clerk to fill up
old blauks for the present uLtil he shall have
time to get new ones printed
The applicant to be sworn In open court
the same as others In the usual form.
a. GOULD,
C1erE of Henry County Gfrnnft cnurt
, 1864-10-26

NEW ToRK. Oct, s. 1864.
The trus;ees Of tbs Clifton p5sTo; ;eum Co. hsvs do
saseo div.denS nf one nez cent fos IT, month Of
SEptEmbtt. p4Jah1e Oct. 81 at rha otcs OF soe COM
pany. No. 81 ohm a:rees, Nev York. TO shareholders
Of record st the close ol business this dAy,
oc44n4636tf8 WALTER E. La f1T0N, Treasurer.
, 1864-10-26
Or. EAsTERlY'S PAIN KILLER.

This Medicine In IA InIa11Ibie cure for
ssru1xts, spralns, Headache, Tooth.
ache, sora Throat, Collie, Cramps Or
Ep1A1nh, Isynentefr or BaEEel Eoma
rla1mts. Nervous Affections, Pain in
s11e Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
zhu AreAsts 8tce, Rack ana Limbs,
Cholera ChoIeaR 1IoFhu4s aad. In
fnct wherever 1t Is RPtllad PaiN caxs
n0s ex1.k.
Ills u1sd INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY s1a
i8 perfect AHT1UDTE for ALL Palm. Tr It "a
afflicted.
Audic1ne HtoIe, ~ Madison ST., CblcGgc, III.
, 1864-10-26


Haleted, Provost Marshal OF the 9Th corps,
md other Provost Mnrahals, did their best In
forming line Of guards nefosB the entire
country In the rear, which YES gradually ef-
fectiye In preventing fdesertfon- In short
time the etragglers we're partially organized,
companies and skeletons Of regiments. The
army Of Western Virginia, which had been SO
completely broken up and shattered In tho
mds1inE, WIS thus reformed; In a measure
and put In position. zen. Sheridan ordered
all retreat to be stopped Ut once, and at p.
m. had got bis army established IN liae Of
10Th corps OF the right, Gen. Crooks com.
.msnd on the left, Gen. Custar's cavalry d.
.yielon on the extreme night, and Gen. Mer-
ritt'e cav airy division On the extreme LETT,
. About i p. u. the enemy resumed the Of
feEsive by baking q charge against eur liues,
which was repulsed: They then coutented
which shelli1g gradually ceased, and ut .
D, N. sll, save pieket-firing, was quiet. It
nas thereafter pretty certain that Early had
relipQnIahed offensive movements for the
day. The enemy were discovered to be
throwing up breast FORKS Of stones, rails aud
earth, and 1t was tubse quently found that
they had msde preparation to encamp on the
I'D they had won. Their wagons and. am
balances were brought tacross Cedar Run, and
ever thing Indicated their intention to retain
the position du1ing the night.
Al 3 p. N. General, Sheridan, having COM
pleted his Pre- ;arattone, awakened his army
to action, ard the enemy from their reposs,
By ordering q grand advance (left half wheel}
.jrcm lett to right, closing in upon the enemy.
The cavalry previously made q charge which
disclosed the position OF the foe and weak-
ened bis tanks. The advance WAS slightly
checked In ceuter at the outset By the mo.
nertary embarrassment Of the Sd division,
9Th corps, which had to pass through dense
wood. It was resumed as SOON as this diff
cultS WINS overcome, the whole line making
an onset upon the enemy, which broke their
lines after d stubborn Resistance, aud sent
them back careeripg. Firing continuous and
whitening vol1eys, md aided By every Pieese
OF artillery which could be made available In
renr cur now enthusiastic and determined
columns pressed the rebels so closely that
they were unable to make decialye stand at
anI point.
enemy hurried I'D I'D tue Arm, ot the shenan. t.n
now had gleeful, dancing soun1. The gus
fired shotted :salutes Of ylctosy. Custal and
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