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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26

Later from Gen. Burnside-The ImVest-
ment of Knoxville.

ment of Knoxville.
Knoxville, Nov. 22.-Thursday morning
last revealed to us line of rifle pits, which
the enemy had thrown up during the night,
and a house which was near our works was
occupied by their sharpshoOters, who fired
continuously, to the annoyance of our men,
until our batteriers shelled them out. Dur
ing that day the rebels opened with battery,
which they had planted beyond the railroad de-
pot, and threw shells at us. The battery
was finally silenced by our guns.
On Friday a desultory fire was kept up
between diminishing parties on both sides,
and towards dusk the enemy opened with a
new battery of six pieces, and again threw Il
few shells on the right brilliant and
successful sortie was made during that day
to burn house on the Loudpn road, which
house interfered greatly with the range of
our guns. The rebels were driven from
their rifle pits, and the house was burned
down. Our men came back, Smelling the
rebels or the way.
On Saturday a rain storm set in, lasting
all day. The operations of that day were
confined to sklrmishing, which was steady
and constant along the whole line. A few
shots were exchanged between the rebels and
our batteries. From appearances the enemy
have invested the city with batteries, and their
rifle pits are quite close to our wOrks-their
sharpshooters occasionally picking aft man.
za--
Letter from One of Gen. Grants staff.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-An officer of Gen.
Grants staff writes to his family in this city,
under date of Chattanooga, Nov. 10, as fol-
lnus.-Iho anticipated Fight N the next day
after my last did not transpire, but feel GER
tain that long before this reaches you, one of
the greatest battles on record will have taken
place, and within hearing of where | am now
writing. Gen. Grant has really infused ener-
gy into every department OF the service, and
will, l am confident, be successful. He is
very ably seconded by the best talent in the
land-Thomas, Sherman, Granger, Hooker,
Howard, Burnside, Butterfield, and host of
other men of equal talent, but less rank, are
all working tremendously for the same end,
with the same purpose, and all under the quiz
ct, modest, and suggestive direction of Gen.
Grant. Great events are at hand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26

CITIZENS, do not fail TO read the advertisement
of Mayor Lincoln, setting forth the offers made TO
| voIuuteeta
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26

DR. LIGHTHTLL oouLIsr AND AuRIsr, No Boyls
ton Place. Boston, Opposite the Common, the Pub
lie Lbrary) can daily be consul ed the above named
Diseases
References of cures can be obtained at the office.
sz1- DR. Lighthill popular work on DEAFNEss,i it
Causes and Prevention, can be obtained at Loring's
Bookstore No. $40 Washington street, Boston. Price
slOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26
July IS, 1867.

hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty years,
have had perpetual noises in my head and have been
under many different Physicians without
having received any benefit Since ] have been under
the charge Of DIR lIGHrHILL my hearing has been re
stored the noises in my head have ceased entirely and
my general health greatly improved I would. there
ore, heartily recommend him to all who may be SINH.
larry afflicted. MARY A. IRVING.
March 30 1868. Holden street. Brookline Mass.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-14

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-14

The German ADVERTISER.
B. HAssFL, Editor and Proprietor
l. published every Saturday, at 81 90 per
Annum, payable in advance.
1elms for Advertisements reasonable
CFfICE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

pBoFsssoR P. 1IsH ERS S1u,,
Nh. FIsHHI takes great pleasure to announce 70
his friends and public, that he has ORGANISED ~
spectfully eolcits . liberal share Of public S0
fevof. 8esadenoe corner Of Penn. avenue and ilta
Streets, European House, or TO L. RIOI, eos
Psnn. ave. bet I2th and lsh. "a NO 1,lraf !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
tAssoCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ]
FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Canada,
from Liverpool on the 2arh ult, has arrtyed:
The steamer Rappahannock, said 70 have
been one Of the four vessels lately sold in Eng
land 10 the Confederates, sailed from Sheer
nese, Enelars, on the 26th, for Calais, France,
but In an unnnished state She Lad a gang OF
carpenters on hoard, and is pierced for eight
guns. She was seized by the French custom
house authorities, but was subsequently re-
leased. ------ ~-.. ..s~ -..-,
The Americans in Lor don Observed the 9th
OF November rs a day OF thanksgiving, pursu-
ant to the proclamation sf the President Bust
ness was suspended At the Ameri an Legation
and at the Consulates, and a grand banquet
was given at St. Jamesas Hall, under the pres
idency of Hon. Rosert ]. Walker. The baaauet
was attended by Mr.. Adams, the Secretary of
Legation, and mary prominent Americans.
/ Adyices from Paris hint that Engiands re.
fusal te attend the Congress may lead France
to form new and more intimate alliance else.
/ where
Tie French deficit, owing to the Mexican
and Cochin, China " ars, is reported at ten mil
lion pounds. 1t was runored that NJ. FouId is
abe ut to propose a loan of three hundred mil
lions OF francs. INV N'1,''' 1.'
4 The asitati in q er MANY con ntjy,aee in refer
ence to Holstein. The aSaxony Chamber Of
Deputies have unanimously recognized the
r,gbt of Prince AueusteDburs and promised
the support Of that government.
Two div sions OF the Russian army are under
orders ready 10 take the field. They number
35,CGO. p =
"A resolution is pending in the Russ an
Chambers TO place all The means al the dis posal
of the government for the energetic guardian.
ship Of Gt man rights. ..E-at st.-...-
The Wurtemherg government urges sn In. 4.
mediate occupation oi Hostein by the Federal
troops. .--. ..s.~ o.. -.s.r b.
The Turin Italy) journals say shst the SOL
dierE on furlough are being recalled, and that
the garrisons are being increased on the Vene-
tian PROVING ces, and the work on the tor i6ca a.
lions Is being aeceiarated.
Polish afairs remain unchanged. Twohun-
dIeo public fnnctlonaries have been arrested at
Warsaw and condemned ID Siberia. p
Tels grams from India announce the slsrnlius
illness of LORD Elgin. On the 14th of Noyen-.
fer he was fs st king. TIE Times announces
that his lordship is dead. bat the intorma Ion
is nc. Considered wholly reliable. --- =.
The --latest -#
LONDON. Nov. 29.-The Paris Bourse closed
fat yesterday. at 66tr. eDc. -..-
The German Diet have refused % re3eIvs he
Danish representative officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
The Captured Steamer Che.apeake

NEW YORK, Dee. iI.-Runcrs srs a1oat ;tas
the thesaV cake has been burned, and that he
pirates have landed at some place near He'll
lax. The report that her cargo vas shipped
by Southern AGENTS here 10 run the blockade is
false. Ali the cunsjgnees are well known TO
the oWDeIs OF ycssels, and are rcgaIar sh: 2pers
hy the ront".
PORTLAND, Dec. 1.-THE agents Of the steam
pr Chesapeake have evidence thai her carz , .;ss
owned exclusively by = 1neTic and Canadian
me rchants, aad not Intended to run the block
ade. Neither had she ever been southern YES.
sci, ,r attempted 20 run the blockade.
The collector AZ EastpGrt teiegraphs to the
collector at Portland that Mr.. Killan left Pub
iicc, ten miles south OF Yarmouth on Monday.
and three French vessels laden with coai were
lying In the harbor
The gunboat Acacia is still leaking, ana will
be hauled up for examination ..f r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS. :

GROWERS sTHEATER,
PenasySvaata Acease. fsear Willards' Hotel
LsosAan GRoyHa., --.Dirsctos.
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EoRD'8s NEW ThEATER.
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NsrBsooPoI HALL. -
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GRAND sAORND CONCERT,
At the above. named place on
SUNDAY NIGHT, Decsm Der IS,
Being about 10 leave for Paris she takes this
method Of tai ing leave from hsr Washington
frs nds The best musical talent viii support ksr.
TfcEsts 70 ce nts. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

The Plantation Bittsrs make the weak strong,
TIE Ianguia brilliant, and are exhausted m
tuIs's great restorer. They are composed Of
The celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sssssfras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved In
perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

The Cambridge {Md.) Herald says:-nFrom
what we can learn, our farmers are killing
tAeir hogs earlier than ususal this season. on
priee.n =, ~
.o-Asa Hendricks, OF Canaan, Wayne coun-
y, fenn., hung himself the other day because
MS son had been drafted and failed to getex.
empted. bs2 3ra - asE z :
~ Seven children I'm one family In Mill.
town, Maine, died within the space Of one week
! ~ An English court has decided Bourct.
eaqit's claim to thefopyright Of the Colleen
BHWn to b null and void. -. - : : { s = =
n0Thsre IL some excuse for Wtliiam Cornell
Jswstt'a being Acopptrhead, for he ets evtdsntlV
. fooJ = snrrFeE El sass...,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
ODD Fellows HALL.

ONE WEEK ONLY, ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY; Dec. I4th, 1863
The OrIg ginai and only
BLAIS SDELL BROTHERS.!
With theis Celebrated Troupe of A
SW ISIS BE L L RIM G E RS!
Assisted by five INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AR
TISTES, QUARTETTS S0F SUOkEISTr, AND 4
BRASS AND STRING BAND, have been enga ged
for Pos,tirsiy SfF NightS OnZy, when they wiz
appear in q choice s-l9ftion OF 81 e
UNIQUE, CHASTE AND FASHIONABLE EN-
,-'a TERTAINMENTSi
ecmprieine some of the most popular OpEHATI
MI 10 Of the day; bes' des q series OF MUSICAL
GINS from the most eminent composers,s .
.--~--. TIE SWISS BELL RINGERS .ez-
will appear in their hesutiful National Costume,
and discourse most ray ng music GEeIr Crime
Of Bells.
Admission Is cents Reserved Seats Sc cents.
GRAND MATINEE
On aATURDAY AF TtRNGON at 3 o clock, for the
eonEsnienc &c of Ladies and Children. On this oc-
easOn the adMittanee for chi dren b ig Cen ts
de g. lWA % .-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

, 80
- 80 FUTURE DAYS. iF' -9'
Bys: Q: Mca5IrRH / CO.. Aues,oneers.
IUsT0ESsA oP VAnu ABLE TNp RoyID
Of tIus: to he subscriber bearing date the zi dsV
CT Of lee2 and recorded in LiberJ a. 8. No
e n ,ss ss' = &c q p!:a.ss
teiloWsn. prar.pr, 9r Ia 'ns ie'h 'ns'., 'ns
r.e r.e ,So sto,y Frame House. .nd tie Lot. on
No sa4 This orSr. nv E"nts on Sd strss. vest.
ss,.s.n south And Q streets, near MARYLAND
Aad sn TUESDAY, the 18th inst. / ssali sell IN
stois Frsms' @ "a aons.s and he Iess on ~ when thsy
T,sa s.iEs ko.s 10 No s :as 81 y ts ssu.rs No ~
fSs vreS.ry f,opSs On = 81 st1s. 1es M sa sonth
str, in i .lW Jones Of aid sau sre
vii IN nor: q sss I 4 to.c,eai p m. two two
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s.s s:sess R na
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IL ooaEFR OF NORTH l. STREET AND FtnsT srRxsT
Rof, -. 10. and II, in Rausts 81 fronssns S on
for Imed sy u o.s streets: The Who'll: to be- divided
MTG GOOD sized ai suilsi1s ali Lots; .,.,.,,...
vicinity Of St. Aroysias Church and the Govern
rrsnt Printing Once ana viIIbs sold to the hish
., bidder M ~. ss - -. ss.
W II interest, Secured hy deed of trust on the
ssI,s.s -,-
dee JC MSGuiSE & CO. lusts.
------------ :
o. g. a1sUIxs& 90: :ADsstSsss
Sx a5spAY T pssspss1 asaseHx 8 y i
o'.loek = the rTsasgry Extension We shah sell
laV,.s IL ,ssf sossg,. ssossy. nPS ,is,s Harness
$50 .sr to IS Sgos Fe~ circular Brick -r o..
100 TO acte org g" %
LIS iSfs lot Of Of ssndstone, rarsous Sisneps.ea.
seysrsl lots Of Old Lun Der and Centres
Large ~ lot + ssrss, @ ~ sroasss m and css, r,op snd
Lo. rfn pips Frames. with nore Lock. .n.
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sell ~ agsta Sa sss
by large frame Dwelling house. - ~ -
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s..: SssS Ss's ,s:ss:
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e Of an Court os wsnns
bic Supreme Court Of the District OF ooipn bia
seoEssto.n; p. G.. At o'eioc { p. m 90 TUAs.
Sslussis f;al Estate. S.iens sins TO the Rsiss q
onns set on shs
=
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Seo,setovn, fronting y feet on the north @ side Of
i%R,s1ss 5, : 5000 ~: .sors Es:%s Hon.s:' use .aa
prosDsct strsst 00" ''. 'S0e WIN '"o pf"Pes'' VI
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nezs.2s. lln.e. J Tive: DoMt Mtaso. Aae.
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