Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05


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Tfan Tunnsi Hill The Ar,ns If tAe Cumberland
Between Tsnssl Hill and Dalton, &c.
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eslssmn 81 Infantry, ,Fecesied nv nssifv. ,nsved
cut ffniH Nbaiisnoena, and, passing mat the osd
battlefield III IhiekainanEa sasSk Tie road fas Tui-
mel Eilii sha nallah
Gems Palaaet. Jehhsbs Isaifi. Davis and Cas.in
slifessed tho iagselef.s ~ the whole and az asF-
snt dfnelighg 90 ile fsree wlllie Col fIartisss of
he 7stb ta.liaaa, Col rnih,sf af fAe 1Oth Fenn@
/ sylesuls aisd Col. Bot.ns OF tlr Stth Kehlnehf.
sallsSisstsnded the esatiens 81 the cavalry feIt
Whips Gen Tboinhs Chief Of STAFF IVES also
pFe-eist.
The Fsess nslvanecd 4ishons appa.ition IL East
chlekslaAssga arrre which, ai,a back throngl
lsl.gspid Ger h Tayies's Ridge. 4 party % rebel
cavalry were driven IN esufazIgs By Col nafsisesl
The haad 81 tlla ealana marched On ard entered
Riszrald during tho night
The movement rseUmmenecd Yesterday inetasHg
--ihs.aasaify In ADVANCE We bad SEVERAL lively
skismisbss with the eHsslys mounted force, cen.
sstlng principally Of the kfst Tennessee The rebels
wefc. hsxessf eunfinuaIly driven bsek antii ahont
il Il :. s'sa '''' '''s' same ssa' : 'sast'
Iiasaa oonliics ppsacd In which great deal 81
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ilsiie los "a eithrF side.
Col Harrison having pushed farwsrd thu ffsstl,
and sscing the enemy TAR eatnumbered his own
Farce rc.lfsl until he Incl otr nhtry advancing
Certain thsn Of support, he again psFssed fswaFa
and apve Tie rsbsls precipltately ont q TIE town
81 Tunnel flIii.
On Tunnel Hiil ridge the enemy had placssI :
brigade sf casairy Under The charge 81 GensFai
Whccler with four pieces 81 artillery. and opening
upon u with the iatier our rrogress u course
checked calf own artillery not being up.
They directed their Gre principally n Gel Boone
who, with his cavalry, had advanced upon Colonel
uawkins' right
II bring now dark our allfance resirel ahoat Ealr
miiss toward Daltnn, Go await supplies they had
stsFse-i with fatinaa for three days only.
Ia the aanrting Gen. Ssanleys command Gen.
CFufs temporarily commanding advanced from the
vicinity ef CtcS Gland, precsled BY cavalry Force
under Col Long OF tlss Ohio cavalry. The latter
i said 10 have penetrated within three miles Of Dali
tan to-day Ringsld assi Tannsl iili AFc 10th al-
,nast completely deserted not moro than half a
,larrn families bcins IN each place.
Il scrtas srsbls sertain that within the last three
eys HAIRLESS Corps has len Johnston to rstntorce
Polk
The lass &c Gen. Ciyaurnes division len % Non.
dsy night. Our iaayement msy Possibly briiz
them hack We sasy have 10 hgia 81 Dalton to-
Yno-fuw.
The roads are In ioletablc condition, weather
snl.naiti air campaigning
Tho following are al tho casualties We have AZ
yet aaeefiEinet:
Killca---Sesas. Jecksca 18th Illinois. Wounded
Peter Blosgh. essh Indiana. srtcreiy, L. An-
tIrewS sab Indiana and Dwight Thompson, lDsh
illinois, slightly.