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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-18

Hucfssess at Work Now that the Yankee
hosts are pegging away at as on every side
In 3 manner almoat TO put this city Ia O state
Of siege, Is u time Of rich harvest for the
hucksters They are operating right aud
left, and snap up everything that comes to
market before II can reach the hands OF the
consumers. Yesterday morning a country
man brought siyty-fiye dozen eggs TO the
Second Market, tor which lie asked tho
mere t-ifs Of eight dollars dosen. Even
u. this figure he would soon have found pur.
chasers among the hundreds Of poor people
who throDged the market, but before they
could open negotiations two hueksters
pitched 10 and gobbled up the whole qnsn-
iity, one taking forty dozen. and another,
namsd Charles ". Obitts, the remaining
twenty i've dozen. Mr.. Tyler, Clerk OF tbs
Market. being On too alert. ssH On;tts's
transaction, and seized Ills egxs. Ositfs At
first said he boueh at the eggs for friend, but
afterwards that ka bought them TO boil and
sell 10 the soldiers st his shop. Dear the
Marke Housa. Mr. Tyler brought The case
before the Mayor. but Ot.tss net spresfiDx.
ins case waa continued till this morning -
Fine AMI con6seation Ct his eggs are NO,
punishments enoush b for man who In times
like the present seeks to enrich himself
through the cruel necessities of our people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-18

Jua9e Lf,ons's C0HTt-Judge Lyons held
his Court yesterday morning, but disposed
OF no business except the Aateos corpus case
yesterday. Neale, It seems, having complied
with the regulations OF the Confederate
Conscri,t law, has been exempted by the
Confederate authorities. Cnder these cir
cumstances he was arrested BY Capt Char
ters, Provost Of the Virginia mi1iti., and
from this arrest he prayed to be delivered
The Judge having heard the ease, remAnded
NeAle to the custody ~ Capk Chastsrs, hat
before the Governor.
The Court ther adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-18

nNIKAALs GUUDs.
u balAs laoo yasl Z Augusta krswa .ssst
1ap p.aoas IossiaA bed tieh,as
- 40 sapef Eosash ssss ioaS cisths
a a. HasiAa hissAAeA shses,rs
ID a. 0assAs. DlctSS0 cs.n iStsn it6sa
10 a. lt0s0 tSekAoacA
co do Esal;sk White caHbstoa Ahi .ssasstS
80 ~ 3ns checked Uaslins
= - ~ Esa'am ssa ass tsask siSsssa asi
e do nas black HasiisA nsinoss
= Do als-sso. y' s..y' sfosa, ssa s'sss
80 DO haadseas sprieg pss.tsd @ iaises
g o Ss.asifal griassd lsvas saA sssasAiss
70 pieces nssian aud NJ bAes vssseh slssls
sspsr 3 n.siiss j.ssy 'as e.s.,aass s1'
Elastic snepenAasss a0osssd bsascas
Yas ss,s 4 sLAuaRrEa Z cos,
100 Main sefeee,
a fsv deoss bsiov Ksss, faiss Co.'S.
10y THE GOVERNOR o. v1RaISlAr-A Prosi1-
tns aessrai Assembly q shk sssis 81 tAs ses,gaA-
lion of JanAs q CaSDao, lAts she 0snaA0e ~ ~
Dislyics oompooeA a the eoasktee q 1roeesteas )
Clara. aaA Warsa: xhAsseossI, !, Wu1xAA eAt3H.
By Deoolaa0 "a uAkA knswn thAt eiocetoao VII -
beA n Ne eaSd aeantsss ca ~ iborth fhaEodaJ =
Nay nsxs foe asoater - eil ~ veeenu eaeeensi4;
ed 2: sas.e e " "a !, 49, s:s @ sss:sy =
nvs seasttae - ~ dsy ~ ~ - pasDeee -
taooeA. HacsRoas hon ~ aaA ooans10, anl en-
ssaa theeoaf 400 b ths nilhasy Aesviee, Wila 49,
b alleaea = vess. 0oesss M eaee lons = =
-- 0tvS saAse NJ AaaA . essssses, saA
I 1. 9. }usAas the aas~ ssal q - CunmoaasakA.
t~~lsa a,aAnaaA. VI aaas ~ g l.sses =
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1R0A SOSTH SSoSsSS.

49, ~V0O0 0HDX0xA.
ATLANTA. Ga, 1ay ll--A seosn lastnaano
blsw down the telegraph naas 6 pS11SH.
and thsy ~ not yst sspaiesd. 1ns ta11H.
from Dalton this mofniak arrived ~ -
commuulca4eonS are mainAainAl = ranol
this morning. ~ Dalton tAsrS vo hnyv
firing helrd at Mn Csssk 0ap, wAjeh eoe-
tinued sharp TIL sunrise i beesne ejoWee
when the train lea, lasyins IL inpsssGloa
shat the enemy had mAae tive sssaaAs upoa
Aii Greek Gap and ware rspslssd. 10 pax.
ticulazs have been received. The msmv
continued still cautiously Approaching our
position on both wings and centre It =
reported they are 5000 strong. n three
columns, commanded BY Thomasy Hooksr,
aud Howard.
Our forces are In excellent eouditioa sna
spirits.
No further particulars Of tas a1Ais 6 ~.
SAGA.
lsxcoSp pzS1Aycsl
ATLANTA, May t2-Ths telegraph h sGln
working to Dalton.
The press reports received stste tAas -
assault yesterday on the Zee q TIE sidne =
NH Creek Gap, st 2 o'clock 4. r., wsS -.
pulsed with great slaaghtse. The woasdsd
OF the enemy are unknown. Pdvate reposts
from Dalton represent Ill qules this uosn-
Ing. Among the prisoner brought haeo
yesterday were several ofacsrs, rseognlssd
- belonging TO Strelght's raiders.
frHnD DyssATczl
DALTON, Nay N-Ths ensny mAde eoa1
assaults on our works at Mn Greek Gap
yesterday, and were handsomely rspulssd by
Stovad's brigade, leaving 100 Of their dsad
on the aeld The enemy are making hssvy
demonstration upon the Olevstsad road tAas
morning, but little lighting haa ben donA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-18

Flour 7hteres-Abou. two o'clock Mon
day, NJ. Arnold, vel. known baker, doing
business on the corner of 10th and Broad
streets, bought barrel Of -four and depos-
tied 1t temporarily in his front yard while he
went to dinner. After dinner he sought the
q ,ur, to carry 1t into his bakery, and found,
to his surprise, that It bad disappeared
Some of the neighbors informed him that o
man had rolled 1t Off In the direction of Main
street. He and officer Adams Immediately
started In pursuit, and succeeded In tracking
the iour to the house OF John Conners, cor.
ner Of 3lst and Main streets, where 1t had
been rolled into corner, and an empty bar
rel piaced on top OF II. Otficar Ad .us ar.
rested Conners, and took possession Of the
ionf Oonners declaring that ha had bought
the -four from cre j ,hn Ciassea, Q pafcied
Yankee deserter. ClaSss could not ut the
time be found, but yesterday morning officer
Crons succeeded IN arrestiug him at Con-
ners's house, when he confess ed that he stole
the -four.
The case was before tho Mayor yesterday
morning, when, in addition to the above
facts, 1t was proved hY witness introduced
hy CoDners, tha: the latter bad paid for the
f,cur one hundced aud Serenity doliars in new
issuc ana sixty-odd dollars In i've dollar
notes. Classee made tiean breast Of It,
and confessed TO the Mayor that ha had COM.
I1itted the ;hett. but said that Conners aud
his wife ws:e "a guilty ss hs was, as they
kcsw the Gour was stolen.
Couners and Ciassee were sent - jail fuf
trial before the Hastings Cont.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Maryland a Free State
Governor Rrndfn ..d,a rroclnunilon.

baltimore, Nd. oct 2g.--rhe Cour, ~ Appeals
A. Ann po'is, has suHtl uel IL" decision u Judge
Sar;in, Of tie lover ..r', In refusing manila
mus against the Governors .uriing ,ho soldiers
vote ~ the pew Corst,r,ion In" lack slaves o'
Maryland therefore, stand cmanGp.,cl rns
Governor has JUS; isslei the necessary froclarna-
uon which concludes es I. lows:
And whereas the results ~ SUI, rlcctiuu- have
been duly certified to ne hy u. pror-t judges ~
sad several elections sui lpnn accurate couui-
g aud casting az the votes 81 returned O. me- ipr
All against said C1r ..' 'on. rciGdiu- 'he s"i-
dtr-' Voc. azores. j, o.. % spt-ar that there Str"
3u.lN ballots iyt the , u4ttit.on. sno % 'ss
bslIuls as.iu,i thc CousIitu,lur, ana that there
We're IL blank tall ~ rep rtrI ~ gwen gaLisf W.
Constitution, but Nc. c',Int'' AMI persons oi'c ODD
NCln refusing H. take Tie oath required bN ssid
Constitution ana there tC'ug. t.efc.orc, Oi the
aggregate Vote % cast mao! - IN iaNOi y; sad
Cunutution
Noe, therefore, l. tusus,us ". Brsdiori. TOW
eruur If the state OF Maryland, ia pun dsucc OF
the authority se-tr- tu LIE by na'd scl u Assem-
bly, aud Constitution Aforesaid. 20 By thi- ny
Proclamation. declare aud make known thai LAe
sad Constitution aud form 4: Govcrutn'ni, hu
framed and adopted b, the convention s'orcs1id,
has been adopted 10y MAJOR ~ o' tie Notes oi the
State, and that, "a pIrsunner vi thc provision
therein contained, IL, sanr WIZ ~ INTO cHrct as
] the proper Constitution anu form oi UpVeff neut
of lhis State, supegcedny the one no" exist
! M, on the nrst day Il November next
| Gwen under my hand aud tLc great sal o. the
STATE OF Msrylsni, st ,he CITY uf Annapolis,
ou the >rh uay Of october. II ,he year u oui
| Lord, i-GI
H. he u vernon A W fLIpFoNu
| w. Il. Hall. secretary ol state.
| Tie friends OF TIE measure are honorins tl'
event By display ~ bunting fhc ASEgioAN hos
| put out Al Immense hag, hearing 49, nscr ptiou
''Frrc MIR, land" The clause IA the Constitution
| seecting slavery is Ia the follow ~ words
| AprTCLE2 That hereafter, In thr State, Their,
shall lie neither slavery nor involuntary ser 'itldr
| except iu puuU hmeut OF crime, whereof ttr parry
! .hall have hceu duty convicted; ard all per sou'
| he'd 10 service ur labor NJ slaves hereby de
| Glazed tree.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
From Kentucky.
Threatened AltncI. ON rnducah, Etc,

81 Loris, Oct. 29-t,crcral Meredith, At Padu-
cad, Kentucky, received dispatches from General
Sherman "A "Wednesday hat the rcl.l General
Forrcst Intended TO make an attack on that place
yesterday. Scouts report that large numlcrI #
rclcs are passing DcJ!cu, Ticutou, Lexington.
Shady Grove mi 81 Lcrnodsyillo-nl within fifty
miles OF M-y0c'l. a large a..ouut Of supr,ics Is
being accumulated u McLcraoisy.llo ~ tAc rel.
e'i Tho rct, General Bufori had three ba,;alions
and battery OF Dahlr,n guns at shady Grove
oricrs have been issued for ire concentration oi
the rctc forces on the tennessee line preparatory
TO march o'. pllucAh. The rebel Generals Fer.
rest, Chalmcrl and Bat ri are In command of the
rebel forces AL business at Paiucsh Is Suspended
and the goods there are be NJ removed to a place
Of safety. Every preparat n IS being made for the
rebel attack.
Louf'rill,, Ky. oct 29.--The rumOr again pre-.
walls that Paduesh Is threatened by q larre force.
Gen. Meredith is making extensive preparations
for It's defence Murday's g.ng entered the stables
OF L. 4. Alexander in woodford County, Ky, On
Thursday afternoon, AMI stole s.z Of his fines,
horses MI Alexander, with party Of his neigh.
bors, pursued them, exchanged several SLOTS, and
forced them 10 abandon five of his horses The
gang sill have POSSESS Of the celebrated horse
"Astcrod" Alexander oi'crs one thousand dol
lars FOR lis return, AMI Eve hundred dollars for tho
| capture 1t Nuulav.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05


During the engagement, the enemy drove our
men from ,no 7.ia., tu, teforc they could e re-
raove1 our men charged at u re,ook them
The loss Of ,hc cucny clnnot b. stated. tu. IL
thought Ia he rbo,i. NJ heavy a. our own In killed
and woundcd, while heir loss IN priaoncts Is much
lsrgcr than on-s. We ok about tive hundred
alto. ether dit.u, the day.
Gen Grlut aud tai were present dunn: the IN
!.rc day, and in uIans with zen. Meade wit
messed tie s1r.ou, mo-, ronls
During Th.rr,ay night the rctols made an
s,ult on our ", rks south 4 where the mino wa
sprung tu, wyfc lr.,cu tack with Considerable
lo,s
Scar tie same laoc- n party from Tie First D.
vision q the s. ID C.r;. mad, dash on E'Dci
Sort AMI cap;u iny iL tsk.u' Cj'ont, MAJOR q
CAPITA To- and l. crtcnau,, With twenty r1cn pris'
oncrf, and bringing % two guns
Olrpurct Inc wa. ads a..ci here fr some dis
,.uce, AID our mon s,'ll lcli their new ground.
Wv. u. McGEr0os.
rd.hii g.on, oct. - There seems 10 he no
! oJ.D. from g. hcltr.ng testimony that Gcner !
Graa,'s recent r.lyclncui vas intended only as a
rs,ou4c..s..4,c to obtain knowledge 4 tic s.tua'
ton. extent and STRENGTH a. tie rebel lines
Hd,h,ng'1', O-,. ~ : vera. steamers arrived
iorc today from G y + ut bringing seycrsl hun.
dtcd soldiers woul ed N the military opcra;lo-s Of
tho 27tA inst IT. Redmond pafers q Friday
make grcat to.sts OF having victory over oar
| ,roors OF Thrredny
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Nevada a State.

pEOCt ANsTioN
Whereas, The Congress Of the United Sis'es
passed an act which VAS approved on Ne 2is,
day u March last, entitled. IAN Act To enable
the people Of Ncvad, Ia form \ constitution and
state govoi nmcnt." and for the adm sson 81 such
state into the Union on III cqlnl i'u.nr with the
or9 nal states;
bhersie, The said constitution anil state govern
ucnt have teen formed pursuant /, the conditions
rrcscr bod ,! the t'th tectou 1ft act ofConfress
aforesaid, and tho cert icttc rcqg rcd L. the s,d
act, ard also copy IF i.s co sitution and orl e
nances have tecn sui ~: ca t. ,le President ~ tie
United ates;
~, therefore, he i hr, Tu that T. ham
Lucolr, President OF 10, ru'cc States. 10 accord
auce win TIE duty iu.roscI on ule By the A. Of
COMPRESS a'crcsaii. 90 hereby de l1rc ard pro-
ia IN ,nas the sad sac %, Sv.da l. sdmi,tcl in.
- the Union On an equal footing with the original
States.
Ia tncss whereof. | tsyc hcrcunto set my hand
ard caused the seal - tie Lu,,ci ges to uc silk.
/
Done at IT, Ciy u Washington this 'hirtr -,
Gay ot ','c', va the scr = our Lord, O4t
! Tror n'a T. .-lt Hl-ured and S.x y.'ol., Gra .'
u, iuciti cuacr:, q tie ntel States the Eighty
! L'uth
isrucdJ AuaAuAN L,NSULN.
NJ tie President;
WILit,s II SEwAEu Secretary o. state.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
from Wca virginia yitory.

H'hce'ina w. Va, o.. jo.-rao following
dcipst.h cas rec, we'd a, ate hour las night,
CumLerlGnL Oe'. - To Gorcrnor 4. J B9r'-
nan "a dc,,ctrur1t of tic s.h o.io cavalry, IN
command o. Lieut.. Col Youor was n;tacked this
r,.orning a, daylight Major IT. With $50 rebels.
Major HI belonged to Imioien's command. Aiirr
two hours Of ari dghtnr the rcbcl were ropulscd
aud routed, with the loes o. 10 prisoners Il killed
and large nan.cr wounJcl. Au.,us the latter
b. MAJOR Ill., VINO ~ MORALLY woun led and pris.
oaer IN CIR hands Oar 'o.s 20 killed anl q
vo4udcl. LeIt Peel Is among the killed, and
MAJOR n we wounded The ronels rotrcat"d . The
nou-taius pr. KrtLKy. Brcvct Ma Gen.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

NV Yorl CIV, OH. ~ l-6i
GTNRRN O.Dg.s No ~O.--S.tefacto'y mfnruq.
iou has been rcce vel by the Maior.Geucrnl com
nand NO, that rebel agents in Canadn design ~
.end ir,o the United s'a'es, srd colou2e At diN
mt points, large numbers Of refugees, deserters
md enemies OF the government, With view 10 vote
At the apTroaching Presidential election and 1t IL
40. UNLIKELY, when this service : the rebel cause
aas been performed, that they NAV ! a. organized
,hc purpose OF s .ntnrdcyvu peace bic citizens and
plund,rinG private property, IA ia TIE recent Ir'-
datory ircuri!or oN the Detroit river aud at =.
Albans. Against these inctaci outragcs on HE
pur..y of the elective irancl and these notorious
acts az robbery, iueCu SIN qrl murder, u h. the
determination Of the Major General commanding t.
Hiard ty every possible Ircca ton, Hpd to visit on
hc pctpc,raors If they shall Tee detected, the
dsual and summnrs puri4hmcnt AT TIE classes Of
PERSONS cnumcraei, whetl er at yens Of the irsur
gent states who have been IN TIE rebel service or
Engaged in acts of host ~ to the government. de-
.crtcrs from the 'n'tRry service 81 the United
,tstes. or men drafted subject to drsn, who
gave i,el to evadg thc'r duty 10 their oogp'rv are
Gable TO punishment iur the crimes trcy have H.
.eadv committee; ami no cf'rt VII lc srlrcl 10
srrcei them. For this purposc All prove st-usrshR's
md their deputies within TVS Department ave
commanded to exercise all possible v.-.'nlo,, and
% adnpt such measures MS nav lC necessary to do
1ct persons coming into the United States lor tie
,urpuse ul voting or of committing depredluops
~ private property, m g. prevent thcr cs'"l" ;
snd II y earnestly recommended To- the electors n
he states I'm this Department to- take, within their
.espectiyc election districts, such measures a. may
pe required for their own teturity, and In aid the
military authorities in frustrating tho designs Of
rebel agents aud emissaricS pr IN bringing the
perpetrators 20 pdnlshmcr'.
Should any W these mp'c'nctorl succeed IN pcr.
petratug TIER crimes effective measures VIII Ice
taken 10 prevent thor ,c'Nru TO Cnn1ia; md FIR
this purpose special circ.ti M u bc given, md
suitable guards fer tie irVnuer WI be provided,
before tne dav OF election
Asa further precau'ion, an persons fron, the In.
surgeon s,aios nov Within the department. W who
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
From Missouri.
The Rcfrcnt of Price.

-. Loyi., NO., Oct ?"h Tho laies. accounts
PVT G 20. p-l,c near Carthage Jasper County, No,
sul' rc.ca,,nr with our cavalry a hot pursuit
General r.carlnton hiss been slightly injured 10y o
ISL from bis horse.
81. Louis OFT. 29n,-oh'lal dispatches Just
received n Headquarters say that the guerrilla
hcul Bill Anderson md seven O. hls men were
killci at Albany, Ray COUNTY, yesterday. SIX o.
his mon are to Re shot Tomorrow IN retaliation ior
tho murder Of MAJ Wilson and his men.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

,c,urted TO Nc rerrctr.tod on lilo ,,,iou. n frnul
MI. "a sbsl ie 81 cccsef', all, in me orininn,
have produced disruption 81 OH ,rrrc country,
,uu our W. 10Y u. ire.,f',Ni9H 'ue ni.l Wa"
,ro,, lie .vi IN. oe The t,yo ,itnc.scs uriivcd
bc'oro you that On ono occH,..a when R"rutl-
Can happened H. hear something that was r'id D.
ono 81 The State Agents ~ the State o. Now York,
g. the effect that frauds were being pcrp.tr De-
went 10 thr Office uf the State Agent, n thu ct.,
and found the said State A rent willing and really
g. make llse votes, and pruGcntiy rtJrc.tut-
ing Mnsol! "a one Of Ne party hoy "orr
working fr. he GAINED their c0ld'cuc am
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Excitement in Buffalo.
Rebel Rnid Threatened.

BoSalo, y. Y, OF So.-Au Official message was
received By the Proves, Marshal Of ts,s eily from
Canada this afternoon, stating that the robels in
Canada are to make IA immediate raid Buffalo.
The military are now under arms and the city will
lie paroled tonight. Il Il also stated that two
tugs Will be armed snd patrol zoe har1Qr.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
ur,por irrrpe nRArT RFNurlyotA)
STATE UF lSnlASN,

IIt TVIONIIr '4HVr " TT"T'- ~ - w '-'.14-1
lipcrs; - ,,-..
STATE or lSntNSN,
IsptAs NPoLu, Octpner ~ lsfi
Substitutes come t. this rende1v'' VI" ha'c
ENLISTED and RIM away several times. ''1il not
assign such men 10 any regiment 81 inh'nN N'-
nnteers They are unwo thy Of II. | shall Turn
oycr par, to the district commander for trel. |
shall M Ike chain gang Of others and send them
10 General sherman Tor his action. thmS thm
man who hah cnlAed fitccn tunes should 10 tnc
~ al fifteen men, ar serve fifteen veara. Cour-
ties townships srd citizens are sw7nd!ed by these
.ho-sctera some Of whom, from dis ant states
mako this odious work 'ae!r sole pr'hsAon An
sxampie will be made of cases on hand, as above
indicated and this p. posed mode of stopping the
.!ence will be kept up.
HESpY b. CAHPisGroS,
py,g Cen, CemnAg Ing pF9i' Ler4s.yq4',
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GENERAL. SHERMAN.
Hood Attacks re~niur aud IL Bnd!y
" hipped.

ChdtinnooJr, Oc'. 80 IL Oh attacked Decstur,
a.. yesterday, la-t hight Ali this morning, and
was handsomely rcpul.cd e..h time. Grnr ser
captured io.r pieces of artillery. spiked two, md
took $50 prisoners The rebels arc rctrcatng from
Decatur, bat are ,epDI,cl 10 have ,rosscd ne len
nesioc At the mouth ot Cyrrc', Crec@. Rrtel
prisoners ant couirabauds report that Beaurcrari
ana Hood are both witt the rebel army Hood. IN
.cuerul order, ~ ures his men that shernan'a
whole ARMY does NJ. exceed 81, coo men.
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nY TELEGRAPH.

headquarters army Of The Potomac, oct %
TIE l,tc movements this army have resulted IL
cytculine our line far as Hs;.hor's Run, on the
pJncou road, an advance Of about three miles be-
You'd rr former position On the left, and in the Is
covcrr o. he exact position % the cncmy's lines,
and TIE works erected for their defence, ~ well as
n con pclc knowledge OF tie country between US
and q Southsic Railroad. l. was no, believed
that the enemy had any very f,roaG works IN this
4 rect.ou, and that ly tasiui Ihcm 10y surprise,
they could lie easily driven into the inner Lines o;
Potter burg but to tie surprise Of al, no, only
wee the enemy found entrcuchcd on both SIDES Of
TIE R3yuton plank road, but they had strong
works On both sides Of the run, extending several
miles.
! Tie Second Corps IN the charge on Inc pIanl:
road drove tlc rebels from their woke on the
/ s.ata SIDE ol the river and across the lr.dcc g.
U.9h they hcld possession uat.i cr,orcd 90 with.
draw. o. tse advance Of the FIuh Corp. tAcy
Day,i ON ,he south eide Of the river an, t.c roa /
| bong verv crooked VA tina vicinity, bv Eocp.n-
close tort there was eap between rs lei. .ll tie
! r'-lt Cd: w." Second G.. rms. Tho cpcmy too; al.
vn"tag' = t'+ anil ruassus Ia the v oIl M lor
coyc', mad" most determined assault on tee 80 hi
OF tic Sc,o.a Division Of the Second Corp, %, 4.
deuty with tie lptcutHn % capturing tic eut.s,
force or 'tc right. TAor charge, for very shor
tIna, Was d ru cess, but o,r men rallied, ch argct
IN turn, and driving iAr rcpcs back, cut or IL,
grcatcs, part Of Anicrsru3 er..adc,o, II rs Corps
The number Of prisoners thus taken here was abou
500. including many otRcera.
Meantime the F.ah Corps bad reached II,
.r,,nv,s yInrl-s on tap!~ front AL ho,,t ,yl %,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Decent Of Brerkinridce.

rifle, DOT 29.-Cen. Gillem ha, Just lad n
s,nguinary battle with Brocs nr,dge's forces in
East tennessee, completely routing and driving IA
confusion Naugnsn's brigade many IN les. The
h.h.iug was q the lvc.iest character our cavalry
using Their fabrcs. We captured nearly five hun
dreI pr souers. Including Col. Res, commanding
brigade The celebrated MsCung's rebel battery
was captured entire, tie taking Of it being one Of
the most glorious charges OF the war. The rebels
in their light threw away their oruls and sban
doued much property. The rebel killed aud
wounded were len N our possession. Gen. Gillern
- giill in vigorous pursuit.
Rnorriile Te.n., oct. 2q.-G,n Gillcm hsd a
hgat yesterday with Gen. Naushan's rcbel com
maud at No,ris;own. completely routing him cap
tuning, among the prisoners, enc Colonel, one Ma.
i1r, six Captains, eight Lieu,enan,s Ave l2-poun1
c-s snd one mountain ho~itaer. The prisoners aud
artillery captured arrived here this moruinr.