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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
The Central t:ai,rond Fare Hi, Vetoed.

ALBANY. Frday ApfiI .. 10.
The Governor has vetoed the Ncw-lork Cen
tTal Railroad fare bin.
The following Nominations Commissioners 10 select
suitable size ior The proposed State Institution for The
blind were confirmed ~ the Executive Scssoa to-day:
Messrs. Elias W. Leaycnworth OF Onondaga, J.. b.
Manning Of Ncw.York. Oyille L. Wood Of Chaurau
que. james Ferguson Of Seneca. aud Mortimer NJ.
Souibworia Of Lockport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED

AKKINEU
Bark vevocdade OF Liverpool Wycll Yokohans, Jsrsn
no days and curios TO Napier Welsford Ps.e
Auer Jan 6 Csps Good Hope Marchi Crossed the eqgs
Atlantic March 81 in long - DAYS outside the
Hook with ~ w gales and light northey winds and calm,
April lat l25 n, long 05, spoke ship Cashmere ron
London steering south, April lei AS ~ long a. spoke bsTt
shalct from Shields for Alden Is days Cargo pig.
tea Alex Wood, too do. do. IS boxes curos order.
SAILED
APRIL -stcamers-I.ouisa Moore, United States, n
Webster, .Tiie
ships-Ann aud Lizxy.
Blrk--PembIok-.
Brigs-Ncle. Alandals.
Schr.-CauolL Rio Grande Empress. w. X. Powers, : s.
Downing l.. Baker Nictors James NJ. flanas Coum
bus. Comet, sylvia, SIAM Mary Matilda.
WlND-At Sunset, South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

dstrtuted 70 iho people II is feared that much pri'
yafe property has been destr~ec =,
TIE Columbus T.aes speaks q. the situation as ic
lOws
THUS ig thc great state o. Alabama abandoned 10
the meT,v Of COCO or 001 Yankees Who have IN tholr
power TO cslto the Whole Of TIC territory uE1npos 'd
10 b. certainly the mos dsei- .ni incident "a l'e N"'
ilag rr ~ 4 now reap ihr fruits % the policy al .t
Legislature In refusing the Governor the power when
be asked Of granddaughter able bodied population ai
home end compelling them TO light III defense % '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

The Washington CEronicle says that after Har'
rold was secured lie fastened with halter to III
s,dde of cayalryman and marched 10 the Thu
Is his fret dose of hemp.
Five granite stores, five stories in hight, stu
ated on Long Wharf in Boston. 10 be taken down
removed and regretted in Cambridge five miles o,
more distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
EASTERN

EASTERN IRE RN ~AE.-. - As''a
Clrgnicle saw vigorous, or is uci nac, "a see.Is
the completion. "a; ~ early da' q te n-ueL -" 'ay
Extending fgOm Ozford. Ia Ialtot Cone Z" >,rsrAa'
lam the Delaware Railway, ebOi, soy Il .es d.sians
rims aford.ng 10 tie Eastern Shoe Oi MaI!IIlu =
'dircet ra iway communication with Philadellfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

The New. York CITY Tax Levy passed the Senate LAT
evening and his morning almost passed the Assembly
Having been considered IN Committee Il the Whoc
and without much difficulty. sent T. the Committee 90
Cities be reported complete The effort % irclud'
the provisions Of the Taz COMMISSIONER b hhf hna,
l failed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
rA.In his late letter to Macmillan. th,

rM-Iu his late letter to Maximilian, the
Pope says:
"Your Majesty is we'll aware that, in
order effectively 10 repair the evils occa-
stoned by the revolution, and to bring
back, as soon as possible, happy days tor
the church, the Catholic religion must,
above all things, continue to be the glory
and the mainstay of the Mexican nation,
to the exclusion of every other dissenting
worship that the Bishop must be per-
fectly free in the exercise ip their pas
toral ministry that the religious orders
should DE re.estabished or reorganized,
conformably with the instructions and the
powers which we have given that the
patrimony of the church aud the right
which attach to it may be maintained and
protected that no person may obtain the
faculty Of teaching and publishing false
and subversive tenets; that instruction,
whether public or private, should be di-
rected and watched over by the ecclesias-
tical authority and that, in short, the
chains may be broken which, up to the
present time, have held down the church
in a state of dependence and subject to
the arbitrary rule of the civil government.
Msximilian, however, has. by hisimpe-
rial decree. established religious tolera-
ton throughout his empire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
THE I8th IOWA THE BANNER REG.
lMENT.

M. Editor This regiment bears the
bears the banner in the orphan work,
and in military strength and efficiency i,
stands with the very best. Il il nov in
command Of Col. John Bruce, of your
city. who has the high esteem of officers
and men in his own regiment, and also in
others, and has proven his ability Is an
officer. The commanders of com nau;a,
and oil the officers are worthy of the DO
sition with which they have been en-
trusted BY the Government, while the
men are noble class Of soldiers. Isav
them and the 2lss Iows together, and fel,
impressed that our State Il too we'll rem
resented in the great campaign ahead =
The Surgeon. L. NJ. Sloasaker, has beer
with this regiment from ito organisation
and stands high With It. The Ch.nl.in
Rev. Mr. 6snds, is man Of exoelleni
spirit, and : worthy minister. NJ he.,.
fsk ohesred in hearing the voice Of vor.
ship and praise 10 his tent tb;, .vec;,., ,
The regiment, IN common nth othsrs.
nm ceen In ssvers oampaikss q o.
haf1s ipsght bsiEisefaldcx Itsarafosys.ess
- the fserfal baltis n Pnsris - -
AfIar ; ~ 5 - av1iedlari : = - e
sfsaGa sosney. 1sssymlG -
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IOWA ITEMS.

-Itis proposed to erect School House
at Bedford, Taylor county, at q cost Of
$4,000. So says the Express.
The Express advises somebody to
start woollen factory at Bedford.
The Harrison County Union, having
bet its "bottom dollar" that that county
would receive heavier immigration this
year than any .cOunty of the Slope. the
Bedford Taylor county) Express takes
the bet and piles up similar '.bottom =
that Bedford county will receive more i'm
migrants in the next six months than Har.
rison county in the next year.
-Des Moines voted Monday in favor
of taxing itself $4,000 to baild School
House. Metaphorically speaking, the
head Of that municipality is right.
-McGregor, heretofore Democratic
strong hold. redeemed itself at the late
municipal election. The democratic can
didates wait under. A Union Mayor was
elected by l44 majority.
"A young son Of Mr.. Witter Of Dea
Noines county fell into the river and Was
drowned, Few days ago. So says ths
Hawkeye.
"A large eagle was recently killedtin
Flint township, Dec HoinAs county. ! a
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New York. March Ia

Todsy's mail from Mexico brinas the
text Of Maxiniilan's decree Of relious
liberation, the PRONUNCIATION OF which has
been previously announced, but the entire
texs OF which is now, for the first time
translated for the Associated Press.
Maxmiiisn, Emperor of Mexico hsy.
ing consulted our council Of ministers ua
hereby decree the following:
ARTICLE |. The empire protects The
Catholic Apostolical Roman Church as
the religion Of the State.
ART. 2. Free and ample toleration is
extended throughout the territory Of the
Empire. to all religions which are no, op.
posed 10 mortality, civilization and good
habits The establishment Of new re-
iigion Will, however, require the authori.
xsiion of the Government.
ART. 3. As circumstances may require,
instructions viii be issuei to the police
regarding the exercise of religion.
ART. 4 The Council of lbe state shall
De informed of any abuses committed by
the local authorities against the exercise
OF other religions and against -sae exer-
clss OF other religions and against tue lib
erty which the laws guarantee 10 their
ministers.
This decree shall be deposited in the
Archives of the Empire and published in
the official journal.
Given in the Palace of Mexico, the
26ih of Feb, 1865.
MACMILLAN.
By order Of his Imperial Majesty, the
Minister Of Justics Pedro Escudero J
Eehanaye.
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4 " TT--I
and drove him from his camp. taking hi
guns, wagons, many horses, ,several wound
81 prisoners, aud releasing grekt mum
Der Of our oun men who had been cap
tured. The guns and Wagons cpuld no
be brought of for want of horses 3lsn,
Of the enemy were killed and wounded
Our loss is not heavy. Lieatenant Col
]. L. King was kiiiei; Brigadier Genera
Hume. Colonsls Kesgan and Morrison
Majors Davis and others We're wounded
(Signed) "R E. Lee, Gen'l
'It will be observed that the locality
otthe fight il not named in this dispatch
Thisis for prudential reasons. Sber-
man has no communication with the
North, and it would be imprudeot to pub.
llsh where he Vas. - it would be giving
news to the Yankees aud his progress.
"Natters are assuming look deoidedly
better for US in the South. In the las.
few days We have hai news Of two victo.
ries-one 10 North Carolina and one in
South Csrolina.
"We alluded in our last issue 10 1
movement that was being made for the
purpose OF recapturing our prisoners who
were taken from Eshy 10 the recent 6gHt
near Murfreesboro, and were being con-
Quoted under guard TO Winchester. The
following Official dispatch tells Of it,:
Headquarters, Etc, March 9.
"Hon. J. G Breckinridge. Sec'y DR. War:
"General Rosser reports that On the
9th, With few of his men, he attacked
the enemy near Harrisonburg, Who we're
guarding the prisoners taken .. Waynes
boro, and captured few prisoners. On
the morning of the 7lh he again attacked
them near Reeds Hill having detained
them for day and night at lhe rivdr, and
caused them to retire in haste, abdndon-
Ing the only piece of artillery they had,
and their am5ulances. He amazed them
. good deal, and enabled many Of our
men to escape.
(Slgned ar. e. LEE, Gen.
"Ths Northern papers cisim to have
captured about 800 prisoners in the fight
with Early. and report that most of this
number had arrived q. Winchester.
."CharIot,e, N. c., March s. The |
Express Company's mess fager
from Augusta briggs aisices to the ID in
stsnt. NO news OF interest bad trsndpired |
ssst of she Savannah river. The Gdorgia
,ens'e has passed Restitution chriDg
hat /. does not cyHcsr in the recoul men |
iation of Governor Brown for a co1vcn-
ion, BY vote of tsenty ayes aaaiu.,
light noes. Several extensive 6reJ had
in Augusts, supposed to b4 the
work of au incendiary.
"Four hundred Union prisoners will
cave Richmond this morning on their re.
urn home by the 4sot-truce bo4t.-
! mong them are thirty three officers in-
.uding Generals Kelly and Crook, recent
7 captured.
lSigued) II. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant GeneraiP'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

H@Tbe Paris correspondent of th'
Tribune learns that in the original draf
Of the Emperor Napoleon's speech to the
communss there was paragraph on Am.
erican affairs deprecating the continuance
Of the war, but reafirming his constant
purpose to observe strict neutrality. Later
came peace rumors and peace conferences
with unknown results, but possibly set
tlemeEt of the strife between the North
and the South, and the arms of both SEQ.
uons turned willingly to enforce the Mon
roe doctrine in Mexico, and his protege
Maximiiisn banished from his new found
ed throne and, in view of all this, Ma
poleon concluded to await developm ents
and ignore the American question alto
gether.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
FROM GEN. scHor1ELD,s ARMY.
Effect Of Bragg's First Attack-TIc II
subsequently, Twice Rcpulsed.
Newbern, March s
via Washington, March Is

via Washington, March l3
General Cox. commanding the distric,
OF Beaufort. n. c., moved ffom this city
on The Sd, and bis a. vance to-day j.
across the Neuse river, limos. in sigh. OF
Klnston There has en considerable
sk,rmishing in his from with Hoke's di
vissioa Of d. II Hilfs k5rps.
This place is rapidly = hling up with
refugee negroes from the country. They
represent that the people are all fleeing
70 the interior OF the Stale.
Gen. Cox's Headquarters, I
Near Kingston, ~ e., March 8.
The sdvancc of the army of Beaufort,
under Major General Cox, was arrested
this morning at Southwest creek, . stream
running north and emptying into the
Neuse river, about eight miles below
Kingston. The advance of General Cox
at this point was the division of General
8. Carter, at what is known ss Wise Q
Corner. General Pslmer's division was
further to the right, bey ond the railroad;
while Brevet Major General Rutgers
division Of the 23i Corps was in reserve,
The rebels, reinforced BY troops from
Richmond, crossed frou the west bank
of the Southwest creek, where they had
heavy works, and. attacking GeneralnCus.
ter's outrosts. both Ia front and rear, sue
ceeded for a moment in throwing the
troops into confusion, and in capturing a
portion of the 18Th Connecticut, with one
piece Of New York battery. General
Carter rallied the l2;h New York cav
airy, who were being steadily pressed back
and taking with him 300 of the 18th
Massachusetts,, succeeded ID recap,uring
the piece, and temporarily checking the
advance Of the enemy. The horses hav.
ling been killed, and the rebels sgain press
ing forward with greater force, the piece
WAS agair captured, after spirited little
eugsgement, in which General Carter had
bis horse shot from under him. General
Cox coming on the Geld in company with
General Scho6eld. at once divided the 10
tentions Of the enemy, and ordered Gen
eral Palmer TO close to the left aod Gen.
eral Rufgsr from the reserve to press for
&ard and drive back such forces as had
succeeded - getting between The diyis.
ions of Generals Carter and Palmer -
Thsss orders were promptly executed, and
By three o'clock the troops wers in q
strong position, and the whole line press
ed forward 70 develop the ensmy's
strength and Intentions. Colonel Nc.
Guilsnop. Cd brigade OF Rutgers division,
was the first to discover the enemy's po-
sitioa and strength. That officer report.
| "a : strosg line Of works, in front oi
which wAs thsir line Of battle, proceeded
lb9 1 stfung skirmish line. General Cox,
Ihssi1g satis6ad himself that Che epeny
IxstS lllnst tsiaforced Or sxpec,ed q
IksA " asny iaaky position tksy Tier
lsspaf g. ~ hftAk q
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From Washington.
New York, March Ia.

NcW ofE, Mafcn Ii.
The Tribune's Washington special
of the 18th, says:
MANY Union officers, distinguishe d
for service and gallantry, whose term.
have expired. have yielded to fatterinp
overtures made by responsible parties
and accepted commands ia the national
army Of Mexico. The service is immense
~ popular thus far. The selections made
indicate that those of tried ability and
vaior are especially sought over
The Congressional party that will visit
Charleston will be composed of Senators
Harlan, Collsmar, Morrill,. Chandler, Will
son, Wade. Grimes. Foster, Ramsay, Co.
wan, Sherman. Nye, Lane, and others,
and Representatives Clark, of N. Y,
Rice, Allison. Merrill, Pike, and many
others, with ladies' They will 60 from
hare tomorrow. Tho trip will take ten
days.
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RThe Davenport Brothers are being
brought to grief in John Bulls dominions.
An attempted performance at Leeds, late
ly, again resulted in a row, and their
cabinet was smashed to atoms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

EThe editor of The Carolinian, the
conservative paper published at Whining
ton, and which has all along been oppos.
ed to Jefferson Davis and the radical Sc
cessionists, remained at his post upon the
occupation of the place by our troops.
He wishes to take the oath of allegiance
and devote his paper 10 the support of
the Union cause.
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PLANK.wALK NOTICE.

To 0rners Of cay Of the fsFopirg DESCRIBED Lots,
At meeting City Council Of the city Of keoknk-
held March 7sh, 1866 the following resolution a. adopt
ed. viz;
Reso,psd That the ef Lots o. lo II end II
Block io3; Lots T. s. o. 10 II ard II Block i2s Lots
o. 10 II and L. block 1S5; Lots 7, o. 10, III and h
hlock lss; Lots i, g. 4, and G. block l6s Lots
aud G. Block l5s Lots ], q 2, !, sTd6 Pleck lSs
directed t. have plank walk less than five feet
wide laid in fr mt Of their respective Lot. @ street
by the first Gay OF May next the pi.sk TO be d eross
wise B, 8. MERRIAM,
mchfs-di5t Clerk Of Council of City of KeoknE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

IA-A meeting was held at the Cooper
Institute, New York, lately, at which Dr.
Bellows presided, to claim metropolitan
support Of the Northwestern Sanitary
Fair, at Chicago. Mrs. Hoge and Mrs.
Livermore appeared as the Western re-
preseatatives of the Fair and addressed
the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

No DlspArcHEs.-We are again uu-
able to give our readers any dispatches.
The line wouldn't work. We hope we
have reached an end of this, and that We
will be able to give our readers, to-mor-
row, our usual report.
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tempt they might make to drive them
back.
Prisoners captured, of whom there are
over one hundred, reported Gen. D. ri.
Hill in command Of the enemy. @sud ths
force to consis. OF Hoke's diyieiou-six-
teen regiments, with other troops brougl,t
down from Richmond the night preyi-
ous.
Our loss in killed and wounded ia lioh.
The officers reported wounded at General
Curtis headquarters up TO the time of INV
dispatch closed are Major Osborn, 10Th
Connecticut, wounded and captured :
Lieutenant NJ. s. Bush, l24ih Indiana. a.
wounded through the thigh.
The indications are that the dcnonstra.
tion on the part Of the rebels will res al.
IN light Tomorrow, and General Cox
will not be arrested in his advance with
out further proof of their superiority of
force. Should this force of the rebels
maintain their position, they may dis.
cover. ere many days, that their brief as
sumption of the offensive is likely to
prove injurious in the highest degree
The wounded are being sent to New.
bern. and viii be we'll cared for.
General Cox has, by his rapid march
into the interior, aud by his prompt and
sk'liful handling oftroops in this engage
nent. given new proof that his fne re-
pntation as an officer j. deserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
sIDE.WALK NOTICE..

At meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of Krc
knk, held March Tth, 1885, tis following rescuton
adopted, viz.
ksss.esd That the owners Of Lots O. TO- II and IL
Block 49, be directed to have the eurbH tones a14 the
eide walk graded and paved wittfick to the u; ahed
grade In front Of tbir respective bots Csnfr sTset
~ the 18th day Of April next b. 5. MERRIAM
Echf6-di5t Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

S0rThere are no naval officers employ
ed in the United States Coast Survey.
The officers engaged are all civilians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

The funeral obsequies of Cardinal
Wiseman were of the most gorgeous and
imposing character.
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From New York.
Albany, March Is.

Albany, March l3.
Governor Fenton announces that he is
assured no draft will be made in this State
As long as Recruiting is progressing suf-
fcienily fast to promise to fill the quota
in reasonable time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

GoLD.-On the 14th, in New York,
fell to SLIT, but rallied again to Sl.8l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

n -Capt. r a. Bsrenaa OF NJ. Pleas
ant. hss bees promoted q ths AejorGhiI
4 - 11e Iewa uAsals1.
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E The throngof visitors at the White
House has been continuous since the in.
auguration.
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tspeceal Dispatch to the Chicago Evening Journa]
The hasesf supplies Of 6hssnsu's ar
my, IN view of his rapid movement north
ward. is to be established At Wilmington
Transports md other vessels laden viii
supplies, have been ordered to rendexvous
Al NseInbt 8. G. ID
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cSStetoiy VI war.
e@ "C1rY PoINr, Va. March Is.
"To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton. Secretary Of
War:
"The following has just been received
vWIss's FozK, March 10.
ITO Lieutenant General Grant:
"The enemy made heavy attack upon
our centre aud left to-day, but vas dc.
cisively repulsed With heavy loss. Hi
dead and badly wounded were left upon
the field. We also took several hundred
prisoners. Our los was small. Genera
Couch is only swslvs miles from here to
night, and will be up early in the NOR.
ming. We took prisoners. from Lss'i
and Stewart's corps. They say thess
two corps are here. aud the rest Of John.
sons army .is coming. rs
(Signed) -. NJ. SCHOFIELD,
s Major General
IA ns) "OIrY PotNr vs., Mach Is.
"Hon. E. M. Stanton Secretary q
WM.
aThe following itsns are taken from
totdsys Richmond papers:
ave have some good news this morn.
ing-news Of : victory Ia South Carolins
Il 10 announced In tlis following oficia
dispatsh from Gen. Lse. Though ths
dispateh is rather scant II its pArticuIa =
enough 4 given % show that KiIpalrici
was badly worsted:
N
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New Aopertisements.

EOR SALE-A story and half brick
Dwelling, with basement, containing four
With with full o the corner OF 18th sni Ex
change streets. Price, $780, Title good Enquire Of
mchI6 III. d. TEN-E1Ck.
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that business cannot be resumed usti
psass 10 restored. Savannah will strosgly
favor such restoration even With submis.
sion. :
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mARRrED.

By tire Rev. W. H. Hicks on the Cd inst D. n. LAFslI
to Miss Aaean -Jxsxiss all Of Clark Co, No.
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N E w S BY MAIL.
OFFICIAL WAR DfsPAroHEs.

Rcpulse Of 1ragg's Rebels by General
SehodelA-Tho Re bells Claim Victory
over kilpafriek's Cavalry.
Washington. March l2-9:45 p. m.
To Major General John A. Dix:
The following dispatches have been re-.
ceived at this department.
(Signed) 4. NJ. SANTON,
Secretary Of War.
e@ "C1rY PoINT, Va. March Is.
stTo Hon. E. NJ. Stanton. Secretary OIL
War:
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Near Kingston, N. G., March lO.l
via WASHINGTON. March "a

VIA sshiDgton, March Is. (
General S.hofeId's advance, under
General Cox, administered to the rebels
under Bragg handsome repulse this
morning. The enemy, having been re.
'oforced by $ D. Lees corps, attacke d
General Cox's army in position near
Southwest creek. They made two sepa.
rate sssaults-the first on General S. p.
carter,s division, occupying the extreme
lett. While they we're being repulsed in
front by Carter, Col. William oainton's
brigade of Rutgers lst division, 23a
corps. attacked them in flank, and com.
Pietely routed them, capturing 1877 pri.-
oners and one piece Of artillery. Not
satisfied With ono attempt, they massed
Tor second assault on Ringers division,
IN tie esntre. In this attemp, they were
as promptly repused, with heavier loss,
reiresting from the field 10 confusion, and
leaving their dead and wounded in our
hands. Bragg commanded their troons in
person, assisted by D. Fl. Hill.
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