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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
81 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE


nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. lss3, trains
trains will be follows
Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolis sf
l2.35 7. NJ arrive at Kokomo $40 p. NJ, in time
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Raroad for Iogansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru az 4.20 2. NJ
Returning the train will leave Peru l.20 A. NJ.
making close connections with the night from Chi
cago, and arrive al indianapolis al $40 A. NJ
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis ass p. NJ,
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash Huntingdon Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru ct SEQ
A. NJ, after the arrival Of the train the T. W. W.
from the East, and arrive az indianapolis at 10oo A. n
in time 70 make connections for all points East south
and West.
AChicsgo ExpresstrAin will leave Indianapolis af s1o
p NJ making Close connections AZ Kokomo with train for
Lcgansporf, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru Los A. M time make with srsins
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Nail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru 1918
making close connection at Kokomo with the trsins
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line from Chic
Valparaiso and LogaDsport and arrive indianapolis
&i0 NJ in time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
VT. hsI0TT. General Ticket Agent. feb23. 'es-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
from Nashville.

from Nashville.
NASHVILLE, October 29.-LOokout Mountain
was taken on the 2Sth by our trooos under Gen.
Hooker, with the lth and portion of the 18th
corps. No serious opposition was offered
The river is now open to Chattanooga and the
Army of the Cumberland is relieved frC any
danger threatened by interrupted communica
ton.
Gen. Palmer has been promoted to the com
msnd Of the l4ih corps
Gen Rosseau is very ILL.,
Gen Mitchell has been relieved from his cav
airy command and ordered to report to Nash
vile.
River four feet on the shoals.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

THE BEPrAMEEoN BY MARGARET. QUEEN or
Navarro, enNv translated from eennln~ copy q
erisinsi vorx hi- =. the rchr.s treat v - found q
Frenth lrrtnre iusf Published IN VERY N
SO rage. esoh X eta t~~iss pctona iiastrsioa.
- :" - . sLAScaAKD. Publisher. 70 Asa .s.,,
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n rrUs " VI tcN'r-

WALLACKs
ins okEAf MARVEL OF THE iyrii CENTURY
ASTOUNDING sPFcrRAL ILLUSION
CROWDED AND ' STE if'ai.,es ArrESuys
ussouSoEoS a hiai s"f s' % Is SURPRISE
WONDERFUL Al AND ISs sr -siaraiss ErrEcrs
GREAT Gnosr PnEsosss.ofs
!, vh,.h hs. erra,ed such an
ray sn,,s eSery evening the beautiful aud romantic
uo.o,. p. TRUE TO THE LAST
''A wealthy heires. VITA beautiful ballad
d9Tah e s.I Dl.n Y i vain,
that ' P''n' " "i'e'oa W 'nn 'a''
IA. ,.,0 ,o, sEw sYsr t or VENTILATION
THE COOLEST H6tss' * ,Sf ssaf 'cS CITY !"
A MERIcAN THEATRE
u THE GRAND RESORT or Til III sNS s4Soseils
The greatest osaoa ever offered . dramatic company
= BUFFERS oEEAr cSspIs.rros TROUPE
On It's ''' i' hosro ss %UsEu ts'''0
arowas% o sss ~ ''G Ss cs Of
Pres, and public unanimously pronoancins u the Best
TaE dRExT AaERI,AS rHEATRE
'''@' ~ ''' Positively JAMMED.
HUNDREDS WERE nst.a TURNED AWAY
unable 10 gain standing room
4nr %%lSss$ Y fS$ESsaiSEs u H SEsur
The entire audience with one accord giving vent TO s I'm
s REP snd PaoLosoED BURSTS Of APPLAUSE
Thu. Ts II. fIas';5 Fiji
and T h cD e o s.r ra n
EVERY zS4 FRf SsiSf ppISSbsaSMTlos NOVELTY
III ssSsS
The following are fes p f IA stars Of inc
The Sss HsSs SsHsf bs 4 RxI fSlTss'
The beautiful and talented Danseuss and Vocalist.
MXFfIT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
i'' ''"' MISS LIZZIE scHGLizE,
The accomplished Dan:ens., Vocalist and Actiesa
The greatest Living q Genus Darksy
NILE JULIA LEHMAN,
r'm''s c R,n:iS:s le'' c q E.fs Garden
The celebrated Densato Characters and Clog
MISS MILLIE FLORA,
The Justly 1sR';a P %aSsoE aDa Actress
MISS FRANCES LEROY.
poS ' THm io ys. sa .fs sS 4osaY
A'A'''~A 8ILK LOUISE TOILETTE
The Captivating LITTLE D.nseuse.
MONS la THORNE,
The Wonderful Cannon Ball Performer and gymnsst .
MONS. BRii.iANTs GREAT BALLET TRoUrE.
composer SEVERAL OTHER PROMINENT ARTISTS.
novs snd ssI!'e OK SnrTRDAY AFTERNOON
Novelties viii be produced In p.Pia ,assrs.1n
Ferd Van Alker, Musical Dirvctor
Mons Paul Brilliant, Bale, Master
J, zimmerman. Treasurer
NAsINo. CHESTNUT srREKT, ABOVE SIXTH, PHI.
~ ladslphiA WIN reopen August ~ lyS Artists o. every
4. FOX, Manager. boz go PSiisdsiphis =
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<,oLp PAID FOR FINE DIAMONDS oyoxE CARAT
T ana rpwErds, aleo. hne Pearls fn.z ramsls
6P n W. PLUMB. So Brosdu az.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
"A aass6sosE FYHsJTSfh
= RICH CUT GLASS, S CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
-U@i TABLE G satssEks AND rS0sAIs CARPETS
WIN take place this day ..,u
ne &c Clinton ans ~ p place s EshiS Street,
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Sale commencing at 10Y o'clock precisely.
On class furp,srs 70 the above sale n
me 0s a, auction mis-
binary opportunity for ssting OF three
81 and SIX rep. marble top TaRes Etaseres rich
bronze Clock Lace and rocate Curtains Corner and Book
'''A' SAasirfoEsSyT Id EosEyoop ssIAsoEoRrx
elegant instrument overstrnng bass full iron plate full
and as aof MaSn, gsas.eads Bureaus Wash
CIalrs saaksis BEDDING E1isnslon ia0s Dining
Glass and Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery and Crockery &c
sale R0syf 9spSs Fsssea WIN \. in
cart pack or ship goods for purchasers.
A G. BAKER 4 CO.. AUcTIoNRERs
"a. MAiMiFiTEsT HOUSE OLD FTRNIrgRE
snAruA n r sahIR s atoTI5S EARE. 10
ssesnh street. between " Fifth ana SIXTH
Nas' sale ''m"'n' pES 4 ~ Gs.is:oSso5a s
Trench brocae OF riches, Ssion. se So.
e. oval ia gothic Reception Cnars. olomans,
la es statary marble tops Bookcase lined
with satin Chess Tables Mante Pier
Mirror six light Bronze Chandeliers Velvet Carpets, EN-
brodered Lace Curtains magnificent Sevres Vas
esc Bronze Sauary Cbeval de Marley Mayeppa Crusad
ers match Paintings BY Cole, Assumption OF Virgin
by Legrand; Summer and Winter by Deacroix. Also
rare collection Of articles OF ve brought IRON Paris by
present owner Bronze and 0rmon Clocks.
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE.
Sold rosewood case all modern improvements made to
der by celebrated Canterbury Stool
Cover BOOKS and Music. Han Hatstand rosewood
nut Dressing bureaus Wardrobes, Bedsteas Conmodes
en- suite style Louis XIV Amoe aiace plate glass doors.
HAT Mattrasses Feather Beds spring Beds Beddns Re
Ginning Chairs. Lounges Dining Rooms-Oak Buffet, Elk
tension Tale. Arm Chairs rudy and crystal Glassware.
aod silver Casters Coffee Urn 5aivers spoons Dinner and
Tea Services Table Cutlery French China Dinner aud Tea
ses &C. Parti wishing to attend this sale take Fifth and
sixth avenue and Aston House, St Nicholas
and Metropolitan Hotels, leaving Sixteenth street.
doors from the house.
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nfAh0SDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER by GOING
~ " LOUIS ANRlcn, 10 Broadway, under the New
ohsrpaes ~ shls city 70! DAncnds old Cos and Silver.
without being npctrd 10 tAke other goos IN etshanr
IL pa 70 eiv sas.sss moaey cAmes HAIR shswis Al
kinds o Isrs and Fnra bought At the bghess price L. A.
ufo
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\ o. crgYiyfcArrs -gsvfsa nan. yot grrrs
I.)OD s~o sste~eS s-agt 800 - p Jar
vlfltus las nrs~a see Nafs 81 sE MFa29 ~ I
sA~~vfgF @na~s tAts 800 tAass VFrs
60 1890 Me- bOyfb. - gf1 ia % -
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ITO CONTRACTORS
i Separate sealed proposals. zach endorsed with the
title OF whch tho bid may be offered Will DO
received ono. until IL O'Clock Of Friday August
H. 1885, for the construction Of Sewers In tbs following
FOURTH street, bstwesn Bank and IVES, Twelfth streets
Jes street. between Fourth and Bleecker Washington
street between Horatio aud 0anscvoor streets; Cannon
street between Rvingon and stanton streets and 3th
street between Bl0omlngcale road and Hudson river
Blank f3r the bids and all other inormA
ton be obtained application TO the Contract cert
81 this Office. - ......
TMos. STEPHENS. cro,ou Aouca,,c,
THOs. Is. TAPPEk, "'o'y, "i '''iAA
A. w. CRAVEN. "'
Once OF the Croton Aaueduct Board, August D. 1905
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THE MINUTE GUN At SEA,
In which tho Company Will appear
ssS SSsSis ss.s TIT, {, S I
SUMNER p e z. SEASON,
Under the direction g W. esYsax A. 'a''d .'''
SYLVESTER BLkEeKEa s;.s. x.a...,: 49,
ws %s ny :, ss 9 '"s EscR
P TEssSa 4 jsssis saa. s R I ssSISk
a. A' s x ssf T&i ;Rgs' PLEASING COMEDY
II rHls ' .r r1 MITES sss Dn.r
or. VIM. a g,,is .ss ESD o. s'''.'a
TUE LARGEST rA T' soSA is1I!.S.se :. u.,
TWO f sosssf h hhsS r1ospH s9SE
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which has 'a.'' .. xrE ss. ass ss'l''asa
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A arfgtcfaL rgrfn HAfp HgNoNs A .gGNm
N 49, ~ 81 ass.~s. 49, u W psr $50 tve
sesss s~s = fFns 80 $3.50 q gsT@. s~
a. $780, Ssst..na
ss.nns-a 80 .4gpnr rhas~ go al ws.HN0
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NoTIcE.--DErARTMEsT or Fl
" nancs-City Of New york.-Once OF the Clerk Of Ar
rearsrublc nors u hsrsby gwen that sale % properly
Real Estnt~ Tor
opruing Central Park confirmed February 1885, will taxa
place at public auction City Hail. Ia tho City Of New
York TUESDAY tfe twentieth of October neat. At
u O'Clock Of that DAY and ;. continued from day
ment property be sold published In the New
York Commercial Advertiser daily newspaper printed and
application q this Office By order q the Comprosr july
81 LES AUGUSTUS PURDY. Clerk Of Arrears.
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MATRIMONIAL.
YoUyG WIDOW. BEAUTIFUL. ACCOMPLISHED
ueman ~ inissene and good rocln peitf0n, viii ss~
lnmfrmOnf Ad1ress. With % W sgr~~syl",
Ms W. y. H., station e., FOURTH aud Nest fsehh
srees
4 LADY OF IS PREPos gFssfso ~ MANNERS AND
"A appeArsnoe highy edscsed and ~ uorslr alsis
i0n would Inc the srauAntsnoe u ssutbman - rs1ns
uent rtth yi~s 70 natrnouy hourT 90 obyerf 70
rose esrts A. sise, N ognv~n~nl Address krs We.
art, station A. ~ SPRING strsct
4 YOUNG MAN, AGED y. ~ AxERIcss, ~ TIE
"A highsu rssp~rtaaiity sccomFsssf a r-aaea ie~ng'
on prross~ssnx Appearance. hAsns as nnhsi ~ 80
sts ths seqasinsaae. ysaas lsay ~h sis- % nsir
nsuy Ressoas for taxing ibis sep 81 eaPl.eef "
ssrre poslsscs Address CAsres ~ Dor w fsst Doss,
Tfgy y. Y.
YOUNG LADY VINO HAS GOOD IoccArros
ant 81 kghly r~~uretshg~ fsny wishes fnAzs ihs
s114sutsnr~ % . yomna o. sssut y reafs vls th~
sssi f.sniy Aaa,.s. ksss. % ~ sss.Aa gass.
YausG LADY. rossgssisg 4 rAiR SHARE ~
- aqa.intaDe~ u gs,tiesnsu d lstsnixsns. sth
80. Z, rrsiras0uy Aalf9ss, snels~lnx
Ia sashsrasna oss A.5ss Post sa-sT.
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Nj lHos- sssai y nsry go os'sis vgsA ssn,assns
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EXPRESSEs.
OuRyUAM,s FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE MS
10 West Eleventh street between fifth aud hirth
nues-Panos Mirrors. siatusry. Paintings China aud
0laxs bored shipped all parts the world
Large wagons for tho removal 81 furntpfe In city 10
country. Furniture stored
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A UCTIoN NOTICE
WILLIAM NJ HOLLINGSHEAD. AUCTIONEER.
j. T. WHITEHOUSK

will SELL Wednesday, August H. at i1s o'clock, about
s,aO0 prime quality
BOOTS, Shoes. BROGANs, CATERS
BALMORALS &C.,
Of desirable styles from principal New England Manufaco-
cies and well adapted for any market
Csalos ucs ready on morning OF sale.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
.
THIRD NATIONAL HORSE FAIR,
Al the HARTFORD TROTfING PARK. Hartford. Conn. !
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday september and TO-
Premium List. 81 sol
For particulars see Wilkes Spirit OF the Times
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r,AScfs BuTLgR 40 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
II The choice beeds Tor sale and socx Buaera int.il
Bnllsr Naw Work 81 Dogs boarded trained, A. hadb
etnes for III diseases
L,oR SARA PAIR or SEwPou MIDLAND DOGS,
II fun bsod and all back viii BE- add low a. ths @rner
sbos 10 eAre the city nor further particulars a1as..
.. .. n. Union square Post Once
L,oR sALE-oxE SPITE DOG. SMALL. BULL TER.
IL riess, styc Terriers. small ba.k and Tan PUPS
Nevfou pnrxi geui watrh fsa
sery nne Black snd Tan Ter.rs So'ch Terriers .od
Null Terrier all Of The breed aG9 erceeul
JOHN GRAY.
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CTgAh WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHIN. AT
- Qaeenso~n Cork harbosl -The Liverpool New YORK
aud Philadelphia steamship Con dessteh
their fu po9 Cly bnl IRON steamsh a. iano~s-
CITY or hAsChksfhR. SATURDAY, August IT,
GLASGOW. saturHay. August ~
CITY or WASHINGTON SATURDAY August o
And succeeding Saturday poou pier North
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DRY GOODS.
r. w. rREScHS
cHSrLEsEss FURNISHING.
81 B''Adw.S New Yors
Cese~p~n.s rurn shing Goods Shirts Collafa Ties aocGs
sosrfs focset husp~ndsrs untsr shtts
Drawers Hair HOs~. Driving Geses. Rot<s AZ Cham.
trss, Frrnsh ,mosing and Br-~tfsss Jacx~s
Um5r~iss Travelling rhawis, Ar, Ac. AZ
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES
FINE SHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE 10 ORDER
Vine SAuy~ meflno Under shrts. ~ each SIS
cOtsn. AEss istgs sfoes of Musls Linen sn1 Jsaa
f,oRsfrs AND SKIRTS
~ Lsdles ~ tse side ~ al fgskss
when yr1~snx cor~es skirs 10 BE- $50 b. ssp,..s -
eafrfui to give M thrr address IA foil
aAisOR. Imp and Nsnufs<turss
Us broadway. b~veen Eighth and ssnth sresa
AIRS Y sOKRis
M Custom SHIRT Asp COLLAR yAgeR
NJ AhiTf STREET
Istf Z re Nv orders trgngg s1i neatly sxecssf
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xsxe. ths ses' aas hs.soness ~ 81 -. snls.ss $40
Csf q sc ~ orders prya sy saf neatly s1rc.sf
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
For SnleChean.

TUT SsHIc CHeHV,
Ia II applied for Immediately, LOT Es ~
..;j Spring street, with two Dwelling Hou,cs aud
lll stable on the same.
For terms, Re, apply to
II. WINCHESTER,
oo' u'i on the premises
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
Mad'lle Camilla Urso Coming.

BosToN, Mass, Oct. 10, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The unanimous desire of the citizens of
Portland, as expressed through your columns,
for another opportunity to hear the great ar
tiste MAD'LLE CAMILLA URso, shall be graf
flied; and beg to inform you that she will
appear at the new City Hall on Thursday eve
ming next, Oct. 22d.
As manager of the concerts given at pres
ent by this charming performer, cannot but
acknowledge with great satisfaction the graf
ifcation it affords me to find that both the
press and the public everywhere are enthusi-
astically unanimous in their appreciation of
her great ability and accomplishments and
In so far as language and demonstrations, con
Jurore, can express it. no other living artistic
has ever created greater sensation or awak-
ened more tremendous applause than CAMIL-
LA 'URso. Her recent performances in this
city at each Of ten grand concerts which have
just come to close, were triumphs, such as
no pen can describe nor language express.
Promising you one of the richest treats on
the above evening that the art of music can
afford,
remain, dear sir, very sincerely yours,
p. S. GILMORE.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
Supreme Judicial Cont.

OCTOBER TERE-RICR j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-The jurors were formed as
follows:
LIST Jury Samuel NJ. Bracket, Cumber-
land, Foreman; Cyrus S. Brown, Baldwin
Albert A. Byram, Freeport; Nathan Cleaves,
Bridgton; John Coombs, Yarmouth; n. G..
Cummings, Portland; George w. Doughty,
Gray; VIM. Field, Falmouth; James w. Har-
mon, Cape Elizabeth; Albert r. Hawkes.,
Windham; Benz. Stone, Jr, Otisfeld; David
Slower, Harpswel
I'd yury-Alpheus S. Holden, Casco, Fore
man; Ephraim Higgins, Standish; Josiah b.
Hoyt, Br;dgton; Hiram Leach, Naples; VIM.
F. LeBaron, Harrison; Hiram Lowell, West
brook; James G. Mcdonald, Gorham: VIM.
A. Moses, Scarboro' John Nash, Raymond
Augustus Robinson, VIM. d. Robinson, Port
land; Daniel Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth.
No. 5l.-Edwin S. Hovey Almon l.. Hob
son-Writ Of Entry-was opened to the first
jury by Mr.. Merrill. The case was tried at
the last term, but the jury could not agree up
on verdict. 1t will occupy many days; ii
occupied twelve days at the former trial. Mr..
Leonard Bond and Mr.. Merrill were exam
ined as witnesses yesterday.
Hovey d Merrill. John Rand.
Smith, Woodman. HIP. Deane.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
FROM GEN. MEADE'S ARMY.

Stimulating at Sw,pher Springs - Go,lant
Conduct Of the LIST Maime Carairy- Rebel
attack on Gen. Gre00's Dirision and Re
treat Of his forees-Brarery Of the Federal
Troops.
WASHINGTON, Oct IA.
The Evening Star says the whole of Gen.
Gregg's division was ordered from Baloxi
station Saturday towards Culpepper, and ar
rived there at p. NJ. Thence the I'd brigade
OF the I'd division was ordered to Fox Noun
tain to support Gen. Fitzpatrick, but finding
that Gen. Fitzpatrick did not need them, the
brigade left him Sunday morning and reioined
the division at Culpepper. On Sunday Gen.
Gregg moved to Sulpher Springs, arriving at
about 8 Z. NJ. Monday forenoon two regi-
ments, the 4th and 18th Penn, were sent for
ward to Jefferson, five miles from Sulphur
Springs, and the LIST Me. were sent out toward
Little Washington TO reconnoitre. The last
named regiment encountered large force of
rebels and were surrounded, but they cut their
way out aud crossed the river about twelve
miles above Sulphur Springs. On Monday
forenoon the rebels advanced upon the 4th
and 18th Penn. when our cavalry seeing that
the rebels outnumbered them, they fell back
slowly. contesting the ground 10 large forest,
where Gen. Gregg dismounted portion of
the two regiments and sent them out as Skin
mishers. After stubbornly contestng the
ground for over two hours they were ordered
TO fall back slowly, and as they were doing so
heavy rebel infantry force was discovered on
each flank, and at the same time three regi-
ments of cavalry, having made wide detour,
attacked them in the rear. At this time the
10th \. Y. were sent to support Gen. Gregg,
and Ree's battery opened on the rebel cavalry,
but owing to the short range of their guns 70
serious damage was inflicted on the rebels.
The 4th and 18th were now pressed severely
in front, our centre broke, and at the same
time they were attacked on the flank and In
the rear, but the men cut their way through
and escaped across the river with heavy loss.
The 10Th Penn. was now dsmounted and
thrown out along the river banks as skrmish-
ers, while the Sth was also dismounted and Or
dered to support the battery, which had four
short range guns. The rebels opened on us
with twenty pieces Of artillery, but our troops
calamity held their own for several hours, re-
pulsng the charges Of the enemy and gradu-
ally fell back TO the Fayetteville road, the
rebels following. Gen. Gregg had but two
aids with him, Lieuts. Marvin and Cutler, and
both were wounded. The loss of the I'd brig
ade amounts to $50 killed, wounded and mis-
sing. 1t was to the skill and bravery of Gen.
Gregg that the 4th and 18th fought their way
out of precarious position. During the en-
gagement the rebels charged on the battery
and captured one gun. but the LIST N. j. cavai-
ry charged back and recaptured the piece.
Our cavalry yesterday held the enemy in
check, and there was some little skirmishnr.
one man being wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-THURspAY.-
The exhibition at the City Hall will be open
during day and evening.
On the Fair Grounds, the trial of family,
matched and other horses, will be continued.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the trial of draft oxen
will take place at fair grounds.
At o'clock p. NJ, the contest of trotting
horses for the $50 purse will commence. to be
succeeded by the contest for the SIS purse.
Admission TO the fair grounds, for indiyid-
uals, Is cents; for carriages single teams, IS
cents; double teams 80 cents-not TO include
passengers.
Members tickets, 10 admit to both exhibit
tions during the entire show, s1.o0. These
will be sold TO all who wish for them.