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The Enrolment Law.

it passed both branches Of Congress ant
was signed by the President:
First-The President may call for an,
number of men as volunteers for respec
tive terms of one, two and three years.
Such volunteers or their substitutes shall
be credited to town, township, ward, &c.
toward the quota of which they have vol
unteered or engaged as substitutes
Every accepted and mustered yoluntee
for one year shall receive 800 bounty
for two years 5000, for three years $500
one-third of the bounty at the time o
muster. one-third at the expiration O.
half the Term of service, and one-third a
the expiration Of the term of SERVICE
In case of bis death in service, the resi-
due of the bounty goes to the widow, or
in case there is no widow, then the chill
dren if n o children, to h soldiers
mother if she be widow.
Second-If the quota is o filled
within fifty days after such call, then the
President shall Immediately order t h G
draft for one year to gil such quota OF
any part thereof, which may be untitled,
and in case of any such draft on pay
ment of money shall be accepted or re-
ceived by the Government as commute
ton 10 release any enrolled or drafted
men from personal obligation to perform
military service.
Third-It shall be lawful for the exec
cutive of any of the States to send re-
cruiting agents into any of the States de-
clared to be in rebellion, except Tennes-
see, Askansas and Louisiana, to recruit
volunteers under any call, under the pro-
visions of this act, who shall be credited
to the State and TO the respective subdi.
vision thereof which may procure enlist
ment.
Foarth-Drafted men, substitutes and
volunteers shall be assigned 10 organiza-
tons from their own States, and as far as
possible of their own selection.
Fifth-Any person under sixteen, en-
listed or mustered without the consent of
his parents or guardians, shall be immed-
lately discharged upon the repayment of
the bounty received by him, and the Of
ficer knowingly enlisting mastering
such persons, shall be dismissed the SER
vice with forfeiture of pay and allowan-
ces and be subject to court martial.
Sixth-Drafts shall be for one hun
bred per centum in addition to the mum,
Der required to fill the quotas.
Seventh-Drafted persons s b a / be
allowed transportation o the place Fl
Eighth-All persons in the naval ser
vice of the United States, who have en-
tered said service during the presen. re-
bellion, and who have not been credited
to the quota of any town, district, ward,
or State, by reason Of their being in said
service, and not enrolled prior to Feb
ruary "a, 1864, shall, upon satisfactory
proof of residence made to the secretary
Of war, be enrolled and credited to the
quotas o f their places # residence.
Ninth-Drafted men absent from their
homes shall be notified as soon as posi-
BILE but shall not be deemed deserters till
a reasonable time is given them to re-
turn.
Tenth-The existing law is not changed
in respect to persons conscientiously OPP
posed to bearing arms.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

FIRE.-A fire broke out at Saratoga
on the 4th, destroying the Bermuda Wa
ter Cure Hotel and other buildings
Insurance 0,000-insurance $4,000
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

The New Jersey editors have had a
and raised the price Of their
weekly papers from $3.50 10 81.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

VIM. b. Smith, of Hydepark, s in
Maine State Prison, under sentence of
death.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

Nor KTLLED.-We are happy to in
form our readers that Myron F. Stiles
of this town, who we announced in ouI
paper few weeks since as being killed
in the battle of the Wilderness, is not
killed, but still alive. We saw him
not many days since, and he assured us
that VIC could not have made a greater
mistake than to suppose he had fallen a
victim in that battle.
Elisha Badger, also, we stated as Kill
led in the same fight, is still alive and
kicking and good for another pop at the
'Johnnies.'
There has recently been a flying re-
port in circulation to the effect tina: Mar
lin M. Crane, of the Cavalry, was kill
ed few days ago in Wilson's great raid.
Such is not the fact. Two letters were
received from him in this village on Mon
day, both stating that he has not yet
'shufled off this mortal coil" We sup
pose he knows.
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IRASBURGH, FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1864,
II II R WI s .

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Legal notices, eight cents per line for one, two,
or three Insertions.
No paper discontinued until all arrearnges are
paid, except at the option Of the publisher.
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FRE.--Alvin Haskin, of High
gate, on the 23d ult., lost a house, 2
barns, 2 sheds, granary and hogpen
by fire. The accident was OCCASION
ed by spark communicating with
the shingles on the root. Mr., Has
kin and son were absent at the time,
or the house might possibly have
been saved. Insured in the Yer
mont Mutual for $3.50, which covers
hardly half the loss.
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NEWSPAPERS RIsIYG.-The past
week the Montpelier Freeman, the
Watchman have respectively raised
their terms to $500 a year. All the
papers will have to come to that,
though some will hold out awhile
longer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

We see it stated that spurious 90
cent postal notes of the stamp are
out. They are shorter than the
genuine ones, and the printing and
engraving are generally indistinct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
PHOf. CMAS. DE GHATH.x ELEC.
TRIO OIL!


ffs prrSectiy innsres.- soothing. and g1nty slim
uiatsng NudsrsrA
1t di~eoscred by Ptef C,I4S DE GRATu while
frsveins in sspnkh Ae-sGafsae.y bt nro0cat
siicraaiousad cured more Case. pf Ell SI-
HATtsa. psafsEsS. COLI, AlUfAtGiA IMB AGO
sItATtCA. Spinal AMI BrSnahia eon.1snts Tic Do,o-
reux Headache Cramps, Group. PH~ telons rps
snd Brus~s, Cats and Weants Swetird 9xndx Lrysit>
~iss sore Nipples. S~~l~ Br-ast Womb Ds~sr-rr salt
Kh~um, Cankcr In Hoaih aud stomach. PAipstxtion-
Eruptiors. Csked Breast. Qain<y. Throat Palsy
Psari.y. Uicers Lck-Jsw Heart Bnrn Tsuta asd Ear-
ache Srrveusn c.~fiveress, burns siats ScyoS
uz- Sore Gums IT t-elhins infants &C. ell and
cry other n,-issihe.
rN-ft will BE this resfe-iy not claim to
cure eserNfhiaS but Only cKzr complaints.
This TIL acts rirr systeEa xi -.sstrss Eure
vegetable preparation rot ths slightest danger apply
ing IL outwarsly inwsrdiv f sss . psrn--
nsnt cure, In mest fosa ten tasnty EEssSas
The best phv-iaegfsts Of Ea-o have discovered hat
effect os obstruction Of the fhyeo- El-tTo Fird in
tbs erSsn d.ras<d. skiIifaI a,iie.tiou of this 0I
pats Ia Immediate motion th- sid end the cure
Is At or~r comp-hed. No bleeding
Iu or blssfering s rr~sfrted to.
IL Ia an external sil internal remeiy IL stiHar
20 action the aHsorbents aud drives pain
kisi- the holy and reduces al sw-sl.ngs &. an in
creeihIy <hcfr time all knuw wh5 have used Prof
| Cas- DE GSsTH's "ELrcsEIc GsL
Certificates out OF rAe qaet;an-they i,irg in
Pil- at the office Prof ps Grsth ill pai.h rhen
unirrs of the people sent by fsr
this great remedy and If the afflicted ant 20 tse cured
| let them iears what TO use.
HAf An accidental discovery las demo IL
an IL EGalliie HAIR kESrDR ATrsEJ
l 25 South EiGIiTu Street ri;.ssa.
81 per bottle. sepfl5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

wHxxsas At the last Gep~rsl Election held In Jack
son township Lee county State Of iowa, there Lad been
cat more fnan one Thousand sotes.
And whereas taa Board Of supervisors of SAID county
sep.alber session q 1si Je-m il necessary 10
create tive Election Precincts said Jackson
toSnslr sathgrized by Chapter - Laws Is5x sth
General Assembly Of said State, approved AaTsh 10Th,
Therefore, BY Authority Of law conferred upon theIn
the board of Supervisors Of said Lee county hrreby
l. That there be crested In the township of Jackson
county u lee snd State VI lows fur Escion Preet
= Taese rrs1siicls thaH De Lnows and Numbered -
Election Precinct No. One E;ecton Precinct No. Twc
Esectiar precinct No Three Election Pr-enet ~ -Four
al pf Jackson ". psbY, an said county
.. The boundaries the above named Eee oa Pre-
einrts shall be ssfabifshau ~ f,Florss
Eierl Preinet NJ Gas shall embrace iii ftiat part
Of the city Of Eskak ia sad township lying srA betg
the Mississippi Maia street, tsencs
in sferiy dlree.son ioug Ninth Mxsis-
p r,ef thrhee along the fissr iAEk to the place Of
beejnaing-
Eertsoa Precinct sc Two shall embrace all thai part
Of tie Of koknE and cf sad si lying
and Deisg EafhH thr f1llo~ing dss.roed .outasfies
Commencing the Msissrrj river OF the o1 Aaip
street. tsace alsas the eente Of MAN Ninth strteT,
thence In soaihmcsterly direen along Ninth Ia cear
street. tberc- out Cedar street 10 hissdnTi A,efue:
isenee along Missouri Avenue 10 the half rectsn iils
section q. tence south Oak streef, section
ia.s said line and Ok street 70
the s Aoines river down said Des Nu8nes
~ t- Ai>sspp riser thence ep sad river to the place
Resi.on ?r-eine, No Three shah embrace all that part
Of theciy u kaokak and portion Of Jsck-eu nsiy
lying and bring within the fiow fAg described touuz-
rIt~ CsmIaencln Main street at intersection with
Ninth thaGee ssong Main Fourteenth street. wh-r-
Plank read thence along the PLANK rad
u tie iE- Of Msafre township tkeEe. along said town
snip as " the Mississippi rive thence down sad iiser
line where Ninth street viii interset esid river;
tasha along Ninth street TO the place of brginnikg
klaeton Precinct No. -Four snaIi embrace ell tsat
poEtiou said city and township not heretofore irc.ud
4Id described in frsrinet Nos. one, Two and 1hree
lie Township Trastees of said township shall dSig
the place OF holding the election ia each Of said
PRECINCTS and give public notice OF In
talr@ NJ hp I'M Tine Uf
Ii ordered tix the foregoing action OF the Board Of
Sup@rvfss e pnhisaed in the 1afs City and Corstira
tiea ne~s,apa-s heokuk, f5r three weeks pro,i
ded by Law.
U-oercd that the foregoing order taks effect and be
in fan fJre from and afer publication la the C61s3
tass~E. rsgairod BY law.
A rs~ COPY. CHARLES DoERR.
sept <dSw Clerk Board Sup.
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ficut, lows. and Minnesota are ! f.l
average. The injuries to the csops q,
greater than the condition il below III.
average. gsa 9t8
Sorgham-below average. The iniur,
% this crop srs also greater than It's be-
low average.
Cotton-below IN average condition,
are ny. 8 Ito, Md and Del. 2 I 10 e,ch,
III. and No | lilo each, Kansas and W
W. are full averages.
Posaioss-This crop has scffsred more
than any other, for in addition to the in.
Jarys from drouth the potatoes bugs com.
mifted great degradation in the Western
States.
The crops have sustained Injuries er,t-
er than the condition 10 beiJw an average.
II . very obvious iroD the extent Of the
injuries received that these fell crops can
not yield an ssera 70 crop, no matter how
favorable the growing season may con-
tine to be. The letters OF correspond.
enfs Of the Department show that too
many kelds we're too little benefited to
give such yield
Still the general favorable growing cod .
dition induced by the rain. will 10 alI
probability overrun considerable portion
OF the injury now reported.
just ~ the wet weather in March and
April over come - much of the prea,
damage 10 wheat.
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.To CONTRACTORS.


F9Rr M.bl-os. Aug IS, Ise4 I
Ses,eS proposals xili my until rsn
day u ocsolser next fnrnishnx supYiiss
tE Iowa Peatentisry for the ensuing year, tonr
nses,ciag ls lss4 ard ending september 38th,
lss5 be delivered at ths Penit ntiy, follows
1900 10. No beef in November and December 1894
s.ojo n. yol se~f Spring and summer. ISIS.
| required
So tbls No. mess pork from January to March.
80 bbs No hne aear. - bhis month, or as re-
qured.
~ ba.isls No corn meal . bu.heis psr month";
80 Lusssi. No POTATOES. in octeier, November and
DeoeeI Ise4 tBis will be received for lots of lvO
| ba-li-ls-l
- h1shs. No white be.n. through ihs year.
| 9uiEet-
lc bbls meta ssrshun, IL bsls. per month,
IA bs.. Sas cider vinegar, tbl per month, IS
| required.
boxes star candies No l. through fheypnr or
los H. so.d cousnon chewing tobacco through the
L bls Ma ceai oh, and sbs- NO. i.rdoii through
the year, regnirea.
So esras god oak wood 10 cords per month from DC
soo pair. NJ mrr brosan- assorted sizes go pair.
November LIST. ise4, nd 100 p-irs5anury lst ises-
- DOZEN pairs wool soeks (goodl large sirss re-
| CURED
10 aosen chip hats size urdcr q April lst lse5
/ 10 -. bsoxn muriia, y.ss vide, required
| J rs. b-l tick f-s4 uirrd-
10 vs. rriuis fcr enfsE.s a Required.
sos yards rshitentiasy stripes coats and psnis -
required
| So yard. kersey, fssrpas fir pants) required
i sps CaSsElere leu.ts ani psn's for discharged
i victs) ~ required.
/ y. CasAnsrv, (ve4ts for discharged couvetsJ
qur-i-
Jt9 arts flannel iinsty, tshirts for eonvicts re
l euired, tst-ipes r-efrrrrd.l
- sachs ". A. salt November 10. 1854.
| II sacks I l salt, Novemb.r ~. ISCs
/ sack pepfer Woven ter H. ls6s
10 Lusli-is hoaalny, November l.. 1s6i.
. tns.seis mustard .ce-l. November Is 1884
u b5i ssicratns, November IL, 1864.
20 bushels rye, required.
10 boxes r1Eh s1ap, n Repaired.
1sr gist rtsees eli lids which be considered
unreasonable is hersly rrsirssd.
wi,i he required give Lends for the nlsh-
fal Is-ftcrnaacs u hetr Contracts
Payment ie rlsde in cash State Auditors wsy-
rsntr the xpirarion % each assrter there
after he bad fruEl the state Auditors
Gee, D-s Mone<. lows
Whore practicable bidders will send samples with
bids. T. A LAYTON, Mxrdsn-
septs-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
AFTERNOON SESSION,


New York. Sept. II.
From files o!rebel papers We gleau the
following:
The Charleston Mercury says all for
eigners resident in SavInnah who will not
organize for the defense of the CITY b.
the thirteenth would be sent to Atlanta
fance's msjorlty for Governor of N.
c. over Holden, the Peace candidate, is
estimsted At City thousand in total vote
ofsevenfy FIVE thoussnd.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9.h
inst, Gays the hope built upon the terri
bic things Wheeler WAS to do with Sher.
mans communications seems, We reerc,
to say. fast falIiug into nothing.
The Savannah News learns that the
Government powder works at Augusta
were blown up on the Sd with some 3o,.
600 pounds of powder. Nine persons
were killed.
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Y t. ..,''.. :. Machine:

Js entirely noirelcss. ~
A rsTEsrEb DEVICE prevents its being turned back
ward SG
The PArxyrED EIrp41 cannot be set wrong
The pafkxrEp HaNKxn and fEAlxH end BE.rDrE cannot
be set wrong sse M @a
1t runs fnster than any other. 4ss
II will nrver dFvp &tisrh.
1t v the only practical Machine which ALL ern uss
II de~sth" finest and restest work known. ana
a varieties of family sewing IN this nost perfect
No other roesbiue takes he aT~ rssEp Lcor srTcH
II c1uns& h. adjusted cr got oat OF order !.
1t the -R9fAfISe Heck
Axrmen& 70 say tho Wilcox 6fosss = vestn, m I.
80 d,uhle that or any other 0Asred % NE puoc
se ssd Merss e the American lnstitutf ad nunass
1irs1 Presuurp at sAHts Rsis, Aod - ne Meehng
q Mechanical scisatc Societies ~ cssf - sostd
II u = ssw sSr Ssai Lsas,sg Family Sewing ~
eniss - = 80 - /. OoRxEtL . CO,
133 Lake St.. Chicago, M. q
4 General Agents for this North Western states.
/ MRS. H G. MARTIN, Agent.
As Kanmsrs nusis ssoss. Main u, ~. III ssa ~
xsaknk aV31&11n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
It Will be Enforced
next Monday.
Gloomy Extracts frene
Rebel Papers.
Latest Accounts from Grant
New York. Sent

New York. Sept IA.
The Herald's dispatches from the She
nandoa valley represents that the enem
has seakened his lines to the left of our
forces aud is nassing towards tho Poto.
mac. The fords are At present impassa.
BILE on account Of the rains. The troops
whose time has expired are re eplistiny
with vigor-rot sin2ly. but BY regiments
The Herald's dispatch dated on III.
keld, Sept 18th, says another movemen,
has been made. The enemy seems to be
retiring. Averill is close upon his rear.
The indications are that We will have an
other tight ss Averill has reaches. the e n.
emy's rear infantry line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

New York

New York, Sept. II.
Col. Claseret, editor OF the New Nation,
pubiisl,es card in which he denounces
Gen. Fremont and the National Path.
hudef's Association. He claims that he
has been deceived by Ca Fremou. and
made dnpe Of; that Gen. F. Ia. bar
gain by which the control of the New
Nation is to be taken away from hin
(Cluseret) and claims the psper belongs
y him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

washington, Sept H.
The following i from the Departments
Of Agriculture. showing the condi,io q Of
the principal fall crops:
Tn the Is, Of Sept. the last regular b.
monthly CONDITION. of the crops hs wing
been made on the Let of Aug, xheu The
rains had just commenced, it was desl ra.
ble 10 sscertain their extent and eiTe @. on
the fall crops, at the earliest mo rent.
Accounts for August werc sent 10 the
correspondent, rctnrasb.e on the Isl of
sept. These have been received The
questions asked have no reference to the
.mouat Of these crops, because their
growth was not at all completed On the
return day.
A correspondents sta,es the fa!l vleat
viii not be out ot danger from fro ss be-
lore from the goth to the 30,h Of Sep
sember. hence no report can be made on
the amount Of these crops until rc.srns
to be sent in the lst Of October. hrye
been received. Tho returns now 10 b
reported refer to the condition Of the fall
crops and the injuries they have recsi Z,
ed up to the lat Of September. They .sr,
- follows:
Corn below thecommon sersge; q n
dition snch ~ seen ia Q .op OF iss2- :
Mich. 3 10 or 35 per sent. Ms,yias
81, No. Fl, Tenn., N. H, N. VI. nj
and Neb., 2 LILO esch,. Ind. aud o. n
Ainn., Wis. and Ky. !, LILO, Pa. end Ilh
/ Of tenth each. W Wes& w. ! OF teutA
whilst W., Mass, Il, l., Cosa., Bel. =,
lows are > full Average. TIE r,tusuI
show that the coadisioa i kels~ u =
ersys.
The TohansH : helsW a tyer,cc
Missouri 81 teatA = 9aner art. Il,
braska 3 l-ih lishi - 6AsL II. s,
MARYLAND. Dehvss :, ~ esSsly. 6h;o !, Z
Indiana 4 sic sssA, N.- Yc.{ p..
| syiyania, WiseessiA III 10 eaehE Il,;-..,
of tsntl; vh;l.eh Maryissa, Come
tieuSa 1lisass6o& y "a W.T. V;lsini.
lilo sashs Villa \ .s.eshs.sse.. |Cer.,
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ssLET THEM DEPART IN PEACE,
That was the exhor,ation Of Pendleton,
the Chicago candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, uttered 10 his pIsoe Of Senator OF
the United State, in January, 1861:
"My voice to-day is for conoiliation,
my voice is for compromise, and it is but
the echo Of the voice Of my constituents.
beg you. gentlemen, who, with me, rep
resen: the Northwest; you who, with me,
represent the State Of Ohio; you who,
with me, represent the city Of Cincinnati;
beg You, gentlemen, to hear that voice.
II you will not; if you fod cancellation
impossible; ii your differences are SC
great that you cannot or will not recon.
cile them, then, gentlemen, let ,he seee
ding States depart in pence; let then
establish and work ont their destiny &C
cording to the wisdom God has given
them
Thus did this candidate on the Peace
Platform assent to the cry of the traitors
who we're destroying the Government,
and the Union formed by our fathers
"Let US alone )" LET them ds,art i
peace" And now the people Of Ii,
loyal States. and the soldiers Of tho Union
are exhorted to place him in the second
Office in the gifs Of the people, on an ar
mistice and compromise platform.
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The Geld Market.
New Yo.k Sen

New iok. Sept. II.
Gold opened at IN tdvance o: yesier.
days closing prices, and subsequently, ce-
clned. The tone of the market being
weak. the market very largely over.sold,
and the purchases to cover shorts are
quite large. A considerable rise vas ex.
pected this morning under purchases 70
cover the sale Of two or three days sRo,
snd the real,zasion OF the expectation pro,
duces an apprehension that The market il
about 70 take another leap downward --
The fluctuations to-day we're from 221}
to 225i. A rumor that Grsot had taken
Petersburg sent il down to 2z3.
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Aessuats iron Grants Arny-Drafa Or
AsrsA n 0aEyiana a7A delaware.
NeW York Sapf IA

New York, Sept. IA.
The Commercials Washington special
says officers who left Granite headqusr
ters yesterday report ,hat nothing Va.
going On, except occasional sheliinx and
picket assaults.
The recent order Of The War Depart.
ment sgainst subordinaies giving inform
alton is carried 10 the extreme of with
holding the dates Of the death of dsceas
cd soldiers. thus keeping back the pay.
ment OF insurance. money.
Joha B Ho6ie's storage warehouse,
ITO Washington street, took Ere this
morning. 1t v.s filed with goods and
the loss amounts 10 $4,000. Insured.
The Pos,s Washington special says
sdvices from the Army Of tho Po,omas
state that the rebels seem TO be feeling
cur lines slightly. but have made no gen
eral attack atsny poias.
Gen. Grant has issued an order thu,
all civilians now in his ,;ne; in front ol
Petersburg. who refuse to AXE the oath
Of allegiance, shall be sent through thu
lines Of The enemy. The order also pro
hibits the sale Of provisions 70 CIVILIAN,
who refuse 70 take the oath.
The draft is orderc.i to take place II
Delaware and Maryland on Monday.
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s Rsg1nsas 0aptarei.
Washington. Sept. IA.
The following has Just bseu received
from Gen. Sheridan
Near Berryville, -
Sept. l3,h-7 p. mi{
This morning | sent Gen. Getty's III.
vision Of the 9Th Corps, With two Brig.
ades Of cavslry, to the croesise Of tie
summit Point and Winchester Road over
Opequan Creek. Rhodes. Burn.urs, Ger
don and Wharton's Divisions we're form
ed on the west hank. At the same time
Gen. Wilson with Hacintosh's brigade
Of cavalry dashed up the Wiuches.sr pike.
drove the rebel cavalry at . run, came in
contact with kearshav's Division, chsre-
cd il and captured the sh South Csuli-
NJ Regiment. i6 officers and las men and
its battle Dag. and Col. Henneyen. com-
manding Brigade, With . loss Of only
two men killed and three wounded. Great
credit is duo to Generals Wilson and
Msekintosh and the 81 New York and I'd
Ohio. The charge was sallan. ono. A
portion of the "a Mas. made charge on
the right Of the line and csptured one Of.
fcer, ard Ill men Of Gordon's Division Of
Infantry. Our loss in the the recent re-.
con no;ssance is very light.
+. H. saEeiDAE. Maj. Gen.