the telegraph cables which crossed the street at that point.

-on the 9th--my division marched in pursuit, in the direction of

Harrodsburg, which was the apex of a triangle having for its base a

line from Perryville to Danville. The pursuit was slow, very slow,

consuming the evening of the 9th and all of the l0th and 11th. By

cutting across the triangle spoken of above, just south of the apex,

I struck the Harrodsburg-Danville road, near Cave Springs, joining

there Gilbert's left division, which had preceded me and marched

through Harrodsburg. Here we again rested until the intention of the