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nerce vollsy along the forts Tho assaians actually
gaspod the bayoheta Of The defenders. friend and
foe promouously mingled together tho batteries
both sides ceased and the ringing cheors and shouts
and death groans rung above the sound Of muskstry
Men grappled another their death struggles
nghting with thor dubbed muskets others with their
nsts.
This fierce and savage conflict continued for about twen
y minutes but supports pouring in from every
Side and the enemy finding longer resistance useless,
surrendered. Ono wild cheer, wild huzza, informed
General Loo that successful and in few minutes
the Stripes and Stars foated above the trampled pal
mesto Our victory decisive aud no fewer than four
colonels-two Of them commanding briRades-one hun
dred and thIrty.two officers and about fifteen hundred
fell into hands, besides four guns four caissons
and eight battle Tags Lee avaed himself OF the dark
ness Of the night To effect his escape.
AyTTn rGHr.
Sunday morning opened with floating fog obscurng
tho atmosphere. Tho sun amidst golden canopy,
its bright rays piercing the forest trees around u.s. dane
ing and quvoripg in a thousand fantastic shapes In q
few hours the scene changed and slight shower
Of rain fell, laying tho thick dust. About seven
O'Clock the troops were in motion, deployng from the
different camps in the forest the north side OF Keys
Ford, where they had bivouacked. AS OF the
my in tho woods beyond the plan tho troops
formed into line Of battle Here General Webb I'D
dressed his command Informing them OF the glorious
cess or our troops the previous day. and called for
"Three cheers for the Third and Sixth corps which
loudly responded to- the actually fngng their caps
in tho air 1t being ascertained that these only
sraggers the FIRST Third and Fifth corps depoyed and
formed Junction with the Sixth Brandy Station
About nghtfall there heavy firing towards Cupep
per. understand II cavalry driving back the
enemys pickes The general impression that the
my have fallen back TO their old position behind the
Rapdan
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IMPORTANT FROM WEST VIRCInA.
Rout Of Mudwal Jackson's 1ebe!
Forces by Generals Ave
rill and Duhc.
FLIGHT OF THE ENEMY IN DlSMAY.
All Their Supplies, Guns, Colon and Killed
and Wounded Left on the Field,
Co., &o.. 20.
wAnnusTox, Hev. o, isaa.

wAnnusTox, Nov. o. isda.
Intelligence has bcon received. dated carssburs, Va
that Generals Ayorn and Dune. oommandios separate
forces aer several engagements Friday and
Saturday last, sueoeoiei In diving the enory, cndor
"Madwall Jackson" for several miles down the valley,
Of Grcenber Mounins Into ani shroosh tho town
o. Isrisburg. IN western yirsina.
After the hrst battle Friday, foasit BY cersfai
puae, tho enemy reH'oroei bv, nsver,sssss tho
rvbels totally routed eA,ardAy - tbs
bined forces of Duhs and Averl.
TIE oompo,s that ,ha sIsrny at@loorsd al
their sapglIss. guns. oolors he and hsa % damsy
leaving thoir dead and wounded the fsN
our men behaved srisncny ani the y.ctory ~is oue
of u, mo-. brilliant u no -af Tho Esrslsr q sled
and wound del On aide no, stated.
We bold IeNsblrs.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
French Expedition 30 Qasfstsro-Usbs
Negotiation. for an AiIisn,s Win the
KsugHsE.
- Tr.rra1o tor D

NaH ihtH acps hoF. y iHfI.
ms ~ iofs s1d iiosos TAyaf have arrissi
from ransr,a bfisrsg ts'es nsm ths ciy 4 ssrcs
via Acapsloo. up 10 tstobsr -
The French rurs Tfa5arng igr a. stTeatea NsaTss
c4efetaf8
an assni n ne rsbf, arfi5ei a. N-ri1 ne tiI .
O,io5ef rrsusyns a vs. sgflesaf, ~m n.
su.eterf to tntts usafy aifh 90 RsssncJ y neIgo
tvw frrsftei tist tgafrr ~ fr,fgurr1 - nberti
sfmy 49, ~ nsfcl.as lo~afaa Qsefstarg b Hssi ~
TrsoeH. aes end. 10 - esp'.iea shortly
auuer fof.Ia. ~ lE bsa iAssu ss aelY. part s tio
Ner.tsn ts.biss
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Our Washington Despatch.

wAsHisGroy Nov. Q, Isoa.
The large number Of prisoners sent from KsAys
Ford and Rappahannook station have crowded ths ~
Capitol 10 excess and they tobs forwarded -
20 Point lockout Some OF those brough, IN odsy sx7
sent direct from Alexandria to that place
Affairs in Fairfax remain quici far Al gussses -
concerned. No vlsaiions of any mpor,anss s~vs ssn
made by there gangs several days, though 60
own have been indulgng In similar practices, -
causedn hue alarm among the citizens. Las, wssk
private Of the sxteenth New York paroed the turnPss
between farfsx Court House and Alexandria stoprng e,
and robbng them. lie afro halted ambulance,
tauing three men armed and compelled them to deliver
up all their effects representing himself 10 be guerilla
belonging 10 gang "a the immediate vicinity.
When discoy cred he betrayed ihe greatest
prise the charges made against him. and declared hs
innocence tho strongest terms bat papers and roll
OF money found under circumstances shst bis
conviction. after which be recognized by several
parties whom he had robbed. lie q 10 connno men,.
await ny trial by court martial.
Ttore doubt Of the FAC, ttat several of orr
saers have been engaged IN the transportson Of goods
70 the 'front.' With the express purpose Of having Them
seized BY kosby, who could well Afford 10 pay handsome
~ for such convenience Some OF them have been cap.
turcd number Of times during the last three months
and each time released after reaching Bull noun
tans M they we're able 10 rent At once ana, although
h~"' A sD"H "HnuhCAtsobh sscfpen very hVe Gfhd cf
veniurng out again after such Incidents The Inference
that tho speculstious profitable The military au.
hortcs have already taken the matter In hand and tho
prospects, arc GOOD for interesting Developments 10
connection With this branch q The army.
Tho the Rsppshann7ck OF the Army Of tho
Potomac have had a very eshilarstng eject upon the
public mind IN this oiiy and something Of the
oil feclng n conf ienee tie prowess and ecienoy a
that army.
Tho tircss arc an of regard 10 what General
Meade intends 20 accomplish 10 this csmpalsn most Il
wlcb surmlscs he part u thoso who crcu.
late them There % be raason 10 doubt however
Chat this L movement, having dsdnte and
nperlant obsc, 70 accomplish which wl IN oohnoctlol
vfh her movements u The armies q the Union, 70
towards esrbshtg iho fsci that ms rebonon osncn.
ally 1ayed out. and 20 reduce us territorial luts
deprive of sl pre,onos TO importance bnd rcpcela
bhiy short time nov viii lnfy develop tho plan of
thsrrhnd campaiyn inst being naugsraied an u
ndsniy believed Hsth viii prove TO ne rehs N whn,
Na'erto ~" 10 hapoison-tse practical termination 81
~ haat IA onFccf
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1rsk cavalry Skfrmish with the Rebels.
Mr. WILLIAM YoUSo's DESPATCH.
AMY oy TIE PorAxAo, Nov. o, 1888
Gen. Grssss cavalry division have bad a smart skir
shh with The enemy, but the dstais are not known
eo'sn hs resal are hAtsseory 70 US and disastrous to
TIE rebels
There has been this evening sufficient fail OF ,pov 10
wten tie ground
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ORR Army IN ZINE srlRrrs.
Mr.. Alexander Houston's Despatch.
wARRksroS JUNCTION, Nov. Q, I

THE ARMY IEircRArH OPERATIONS.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. I. +. Morelsnd, military
toeg aph operator captured by gurras the road
between warreEton Junction and Brstoe. He left the
former station At one O'Clock, aud has not been seen
since Under ordinary circumstances the trip could bs
made in one hour.
Ihe military telegraph corps frequently, in the dis
charge OF duties exposed danger Of capture
It rarely their merits Justly appreciated 1t -
for them 10 at stations after all the sol
dcs have left, and whom they the advance their
exposure Is often not from lmprudencs bat from duty
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Captur. or Two Of Gsnsrsi narnsids's
Advanced Positions ny the Rebels, 80.

We that GsnsrA Grant ss issgrapbsa b,her lhsi
taoof the mosi advanced paaiaat = General n-fua.1s
D. be.n as..ed sud oAyisfsd ~ N. res via us1o
Ifn1pefs = haf d tE1 .rcginsnts that we're had %
than A The Iu0
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City Politics.

City Politics.
UNION eouNclLNaNc CONVICTIONS.
SFru
ldo4rIsa 90 ute week
bprrirT
To Iui1n der-Ates a tho sirt CouEcnani1 drsifci
me, iast sven ne. tho waIds repre snisa n th rtf
we're fa Ehhs fHtee'1, sHio-u.h anf en'etrt1.
1hg io1~ ~ geutpmou wcrs llsn nnnlnats asrt
R1befsqn, Nm = Opiyxs, Wm. norsoasr foaa if u IL
M Wa Hspb1rn nd Aiersucsr rsvieaol
ssyNNrB ugsfNsr
Adl0urus8 v sa,qrday eysuins
Theatrical.
WiNrEs sNEBEv.
ne lfsh Fiayi called "Ksitlsen IA 9uus.n So
p'oalosi 4, ,svsniag Ttc bocrs sA ,rssfsi wsie
ssrvs slr tou-s r ~ phy
Tng oIyrrir.
TO ,fT b. '@ts lprn "-ts r.srt ru rts
tr~ ~ r.' 'rts srsr'rv r 1Iu'eea st
'ol M#H is fag as.e y ar -
HF aH.fr.y taftr % sts~afa .tftI st .t..tl
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Mr.. j. n. TrembIy's Despatch.
InE PURSUIT or TIE Rebels.

PURsuIr Rebels.
The Third army corps, aferthe brilliant action OF
Saturday at Kelly Ford camped the south side rest
ing till daylight yesterday morning. when they took the
lead pursuit Of rebels followed by the Second
First corps in order.
sKiRnsB STATION.
About noon they came upon strong force of cavalry
and Light artillery, posted in line on hill near the rail
road, and miles OF Brandy Station The Third
division under General Carr, wore the advance, and
Colonel Keifers Brigade supported by the other two
brgades of this division, Immediately charged upon and
drove them from their position. Ths.dvIson with
its artillery, followed them leisurcy incting
punishment upon them they retreated up the railroad
TO point two miles beyond Brandy. The fighting con.
tinued TIL after dark.
The casualties side very light, not exceed
ing eight wounded. Captain $. G. Andress,
Of the Ono Hundred and Thirty eighth Pepusylva-
MIA, wounded, supposed mortally; Sergeant A.
G. Rupp, Of the One Hundred and Thirty eighth
Pennsylvania Lad arm shot Off; and private W. A.
Mcfarland, Of tho Second Perdans Sharpshootes.
shot through both legs and since died these are a
the 6anes cM ieafh s@'-a AZ"
While this was going the other corps securing
tho country up the Stevensburg but
could 1nd only occasional stragges from the reireatng
army, which had evidently loft It's well prepared winter
quarters only few hours previous We End the whole
country gone far ned with camps, many OF them
With commodious log tents Prisoners and rebel surgeons
ler In charge OF their wounded At the church at Kelly
agree IN they in fun expectation Of
Wintoring here General Lee's headquarters milo
north OF Brandy Station.
ARMY IN FINE SPIRITS.
The army is In nne condition, and tho soldiers anxious
10 push 10 general engagement. heard several
last night that though they had been marching and fight
ing for days they ready % go to the Rapidan
before they slept The pursuit will undoubtedly be
tinued to-day General Carr speaks in the highest terms
OF the conduct Of the OF the Third division. They
mostly from General Mlroys old command and have
been under his command only Ave weeks They behaved
admirably and complete at every point
The railroad is = good order from the river out.
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~ A"r ffo@@ Despatch.
So p.-rAaI5, ss. 3, is1
eko e =. 4 i,fy 'un 10 frtas fsvfis sst thst
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the LATEST NEWS.

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A WORD OF CAUTION.

EsR@ Immense sums OF money paid to swinfliny
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This comes trusting to the false advertisements y,
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After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues to Patents in the United States;
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign cOGn
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These, besides his extensive library of legal and me.
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All necessity of Journey to Washington to procure
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inventors.
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This remedy that fearful train of mental and
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Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. r. H. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appli.
cations ON all but ONE of which have been
ed and that is pending. Such unmistakeabe proof
Of great talent his part leads recommend all
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents
thay may be OF having the most faithful attention
JOHN TAGGART
During eight mon is the subscriber in course his
large practice made rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
in ms favor by the Commissioner OF Patents
r. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. !, 1858. dcodly jal
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leave Leicester at a. m, I.30 p. M; leave ] ID
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tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings; Leave
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Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after STARTING from
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TESTIMONIALS.
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SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trust
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IL AT FISH'S JEWELRY EMPORIUM, NO.

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K GROSS LLNGLEY:S BITTERS-
u Just received nd for sale by
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claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid.
eli diff
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diff ieo1
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND
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Boston and Worcester and Providence and worcester
Railroads, in Millbury, including one Mill with 50Ss
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boarding houses, ana about twenty good land is
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For particulars, apply
JOHN L. BACON, Agent, the premises
Nillbury, Oct. 20, 1853 DIFF o2I
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE For

Fsi SALE-one mile north from the Post Office with
aE@S.seven acres Of land. Buildings nearly Also
for sale lot 50 by IS, on Elm street, of Fruit
street. Apply TO
apo dawtf CHARLES NASH
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TEO r. SPURR, POI Main St, is agent
~ for Speers Samhuci Wine. diff anl4
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SAVINGS BANK-Oflice in Central Elk
~ change Inc Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is
open daily. for tue of Deposits from ali classes.
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ReaI Gstate.
REAL ESTATE IN WORCE

1SJ%A1J n II IN w inv
Eii, TER The subscriber offers for sale House No SO
-ks..Un Pleasant street few rods from the termina
ton OF the Horse Railroad.
The House is nearly new, well arranged for two
families and desirable either residence, or az an
investment to rent.
Also undivided hall OF the large and commodious
store building. the Of the common and on
the Norwich Railroad, occupied by MesSrs Lee
Sprague Co and others. This building is also nearly
new is located rented land the leaS5 which has
several years to run, and the property is good invest
ment COR a capitalist.
Terms easy. Apply to JOS. A DENNY.
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