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LOST.

ON Wednesday evening, the 2lst inst at the Chat.
" tanooga Depot. light oolored Sole leather VA
IsE, nearly new, containing some clothing, and
some papers belonging TO Capt Hartman, Quarter
master of tho lst Brigade, Sd Divis. "a A. @ and
directed TO the Sd Auditor Of the Treasury, Wash.
ingon city also some other papers not now reooi-
lected. liberal reward will be paid for the Yalise
and the papers, II le Al the store OF WIN. Lyon, No.
Al, South Market street. The Yalise Is supposed 70
have been taken by mistake u b. FRASER,
oct23-3t' Sutler LIST Reg o. Vols
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SEWANEE HOUSE.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
y N. SCOTT, formerly Of the City Hotel, and
~ W, ], THOMAS, hane purchased the entire in
tsrest Of VIM. Roberts In the sewanse House. and
VIII conduct the establiahmen herea under the
style Of SCOTT THOMAS
the senior partner In thus returning 10 "arst
prlnopi INDUCES the hops that in his new loca
h0"S or former years. OOt24.lm
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THE sECRET ART.

GAMBLING Exposed Advantage, or marked
VI back Cards Of various patterns, etc. Tor Cir.
cnler giving full explanations eneose 60 cts, and
address @. ~ BAILEY,
oct2l q Nashville p. o.. Tenn
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Persons from G to 90 ve,r.
In a few Lessons ladies a., IN 3
neat, easy and rapid manner ~, ~
rapid, business style. A'u gg
To persons acquainted uin..
OF writing needs no other re, ~ .a o.
unScqnaiuted with Il, Mr.. n ,a ,''e'
remarks and testimonias so,yh
manship merely Ne an ,aiisg' -'',A,
~ yeara hiss enabled him HI rsi ~ q
II science, ~ that belps s 1,au,'
stead oi rdndom practice. punHs wv
la a short time learn TO Mi. s,' .ou b
and RAplnlrY. '"N''h I'd
80 accurate Is his sysisn .-,
success, that after witpm.in ~
hundred pupils IN NashyjIae s =,
Hume observes. VOC
Having had a fair opronn,h.
system Of Penmanship. and ny d
ful and rapid improyemep, ' ~ Jug p
school, consider II but lust N w
To- be not only the best sgvs, ~ I'd
tiHg ne Hame--tor by strict at,o,,' "a
en-, any person may, In a shor, NV, '''l y
rapid, aud elegant hand. I ,,iI''''
II universally adopted ''' D
This expression was coucurrsih.
Maj Gen. E..P. Gaines. q \ -. Y.
Ills kXcelloncy, James Q Jopes ~
~. Rev. J. II 0tey, Bishop Of nv wv, /
n, Rev. R. 2. Miles, Bishop Of y,.I.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. d. Pr, y
yerslty.
Rev. J. +. Edgar, y. H., aud man, ID.
whom, Andrew jackson says W
being requested by Messrs. r,l,
standing In society Of the genuem%
within, do 90 with much pleasu.s y
with most Of them they are NAM, l,
gentlemen OF education and Il nm
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Funeral services OF tho isev. ,. ",


Power.
GA Wednesday Afternoon process in Of Deleg ites
and Chspiains formed on the side. walk ar the
oince o. the L g. Christian Commission, detach
Of the 18th Michigan acting as pall bearers and
followed the remains Of Rev r. H. Power-who
died on the evening Of the 9th inst To the Second
Presbyterian Church
The services commenced at 3 O'Clock, ami we're con.
Quoted IN the following order;
voluntary BY the Choir
az VffM sNema fLH
How blest the Righteous when he dlrspf p
Reiding the Scriptures, by Rev J Irwin, "
Pennsy vania.
Prayer by Rev A Tobey OF NV Hampshire
sIsaINo.
" One there Is above all others"
A special layorite with the deceased
Discourse on Cor, ., 10, BY Rev Deo, Of Hos.
pital 10. ta Nf-
Practical, earnest, pathetic and cmlaeu.ly ap.
proprlate. ro uw
Prayer by Rev. s. Reed, OF Michigan.
Reading Of Roso utions by Rev J. F 6yJ, "
Ohio
SINGING, u
There s an hour OF peaceful rest"
Beuediction BY Rev. Prof Drury, OF Kentucky.
Voluntary by the Choir.
The Resolutions read were as follows
WHEREAs, God, in his wise aud gracious Proyi.
donoe, has been pleased 10 call from our midst our
beloved brother, Rev. +. n Power, OF Elizabeth
City, PENN; Therefore,
Resolsed That we hereby express our sincere yene.
ration for the memory Of the. deceased our hiRh
appreciation Of his christian and ministerial deport-
ment while among us, and our grateful acknoW iedg.
ment of the services he chez rfully sef-denyngiy
and efficiently rendered, a delegate Of the Chris.
tian Commission.
RESOLVED, That we hereby ieuder to bis bereaved
relatives our warmest sympatheE, praying that God
may be their comforter and provder, and that Ho
may sanctify this all ctve event to their good.
Resolved, That our grateful acknO@ Judgments are
due, and are hereby rendered 70 Chas. W, Smit /,
ESQ., aud TO his family for s,rviCes rendered TO the
Christian Commission in kindly furnishing a home
for the deceased during bis sfliotion and for their
issduous and constant In providing for b 3
comfort
Resolved, That, by this mournful dspensat!on, We
are again reminded OF the impOrta CO OF submission
10 God fidelity to Christ, and OF activity 10 the great
work Of personal preparation for death,
Resolred, That while II Is the duty OF soldiers to
leave family and friends ami risk health and life
defense Of our country IL Is equally the duy Of con-
gregatons and pastors TO make sacrifices for their
temporal comforts and spiritual welfare even though
life itself be thereby imperled We would there
fore, respectfully urge loyal people everywhere to
continue unremittlngly their efforts to provide for
the wants Of these pOble men,
Unanimously adopted, ItI
NARHYILE, TENN, Oct FL, 1888,
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MR. J. W. DoInEAR-Dear Sir ll,.
Interested and pleased IN examnIt,
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To Nawadealars.

TAMEs LAKE a co., Army News agents, have
- removed 70 No. 81, Cherry street, where they
viii Be pleased 10 their old friends. Orders nom
Army Poatmastsrs and others promptly attended 20.
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gallery OF Fine Arts,
CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ambrotypes, Photos
graphs, from life size down to Carte de
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hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
t. +. SALESMAN,
Successor to Q. G. Giers.
Oct la.-lm.
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LAST S,GHr or
Mrs. ENI MA WAILHR.
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WAKE NOT THE DEAD.
saturday, October "a, 1893.
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From ihe Hon. Jadgs A. a.
President Of the Law school, at Irh,sel
who was Tor 20 years on the Supel, /,
nessee
"Mr. DolbeAr has spent many va,
and perleotiug his system Of Instruct.
far superior TO any teacher Of penmap,
or seen. You will perceive at once N,
Of line intelligence. lie gives n,,r.
a reason aud his reasoning Is 50 lad \
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LEBANON, TENN., Oct. 20, 1850 \
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ing Penmanship aud Photography Nv
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Tue following very Just remarks o,l, !
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regard OF parents and all young wrsau
any hope OF success In the buslues oiOk
WASHINGTON OrY, lun,l
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which he advocates. Wishing you ever
your laudable undertakings, ..
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Gates. IL 10 only those who are ignorai
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25

were recently captured tho Southern side OF the 10
tcInac and have been sent "a the Old Capitol
reconnaissance ~ Dumiries found no armed keocis
there this morning.
Between and O'Clock this morning 81 eoer iilas
made rad On tic wood station No 10 On The Orange
and Alexandria Illi oad about - miles from Aiexan
dra and stole nIc mules while their guards were al
breakfast, Sergeant Highland OF Pennsylvania who
started in Iursait Of the plupdore's is said 10 nave
been taken prisoner.
An editorial in TIE Rctro"d Era@sa1 o' tie I'D
saws: The trains conveyed no information YESTERDAY
from Oance beyond the suIpositon that battle
between Meade anl Lee was imminent. On SunNa!
boil armies were drawn up il line of battle nom hall
a m,ar,or Of mile apart and iu points, we under
stand in full view OF esch otler.
The position WAS maintained Yesterday ard ufd'l
these circumstances. if our iniormaits arc not ms
taken il s almost impossible 10 see how the two armie
can keep from fighting. II was also reported tha'
force of the cnemys cavalry ai Newton, King an'
lopecp County, mcliia,ing raid upon ,hc railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25

which has a strong hold upon many who own properly
is that il Of recognition, the No,in VIII be CON
PEELED 10 Indemnify them for al losses.
An instance of the tyranny of the Government IS
,hown in the arcsi and confinement Of hn old nan o'
90 years, WHO was torn from Lis family because MS
Youngest son deserted ard coming to bis facis house
belpod himself 10 paoveions ere lie fe 10 find conceal
mcnt An older son had previously been killed ~ bf'
ding sor the Rebellion. There are rnions's even III
Richmond who meet by stealth.
The rrcscn, aspect Of afairs is regarded rs very
gloomy for TIE Confcd,raoy Major Monroe, fc'meil,
If New Orleans in conversation with Gen. Graham
soid he he'd advised President Davis 10 abandon the
ca coast entirely and concentrate IN the interior j.
wes thought some such policy would ie adopted ~
last resort After Gettysburg and plior 10 Ros"crss'
ADVANCE the Store houses in Richmond were fcd alno'
10 oyerHovng with grain aud provisions as If 10 stand
Il siege
At the time Chattanooga wfs taken "ii'lis @
eacua,ire Richmond found their way within ifc prison
waus The raid of Gen. Io,icis ,n'alrS Z" I"iion
Bridge produced the most intense excitement. ich
were runr militia called ont and every man h'sct o
wli,c. armed that could handle run. l'act w'n
frly armed ard equipped were marched r'dc ~ 'i'
with white ones past the prisons.
Many persons iri 'hc ci'f' "N" Wv "'"
ton prcvai.ed. At tie time the IaiiY icii hc'n"''
tie eli, WAS mostly guarded b, the miiiia Noi~ WI"
.tcadily going the iotiLcoii"ns. and or!l 'h"
u.le ro strengthen tie d,'cnscs of 10, city.
! \ Court Martial Rad been ,oH Hmenced ioif' pence
Kellogg 4ih Master of the initod state gn'u"''
Esscx charged viii being ny end 'lso d'''fr
f, ffon ihc Confederate service
Til. officer has been ccrircd ueafly twelve months
durnc which time the witnesses II"n whom Pc .'he'
have been Disposed of Ho only given fifteen l'Hf'
notice 81 hi. ria and is not siiowed any coanscL VI
rccari. lis fate ,ealed. two Witnesses having be-
brouel iorwaid 90 .Wcai ihci saw him within ieb'.
| their lrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25

Sunday last they lost Major Gen. Hood Of Texas whose
LEG was shot off, and Brig Gems Wm Preston Smith OF
Tennessee, wooford Of Georgia, Waltham Of Missis-
sippi. Helm Of Kentucky and Deshler-killed.
Major. Gems VIM. Preston Of Kentucky, Cleburnc Of
Arkansas. and Gregg; and Brig Gems Bcnning dn tie
brcast) Daniel Adams, Baum Brown. and John Helm
were wounded.
II Ben. Hardin Helm who is brotLer.ip law OF Mrs
President Lincoln. is Major General le may be tho
one announced as killed. net the reference gust be
10 Brig. Gen John Helm. 80. -,"~
The Richmond Sentinel Of yesterday oant0ns lie read
against receiving the accounts faT as received as
proof Of entire in that quarter admitting that
the battles of Saturday and Sunday 10. ooDclu-
sive though claiming that the advantage was On the
Rebel side
TIE Richmond Enquire, of tie 93d states that the bat
tie commenced eight miles from Rngeold, and Sat.
uTday RosccraDss army was driven two miles by n
combined charge Of the corps Of Gems. ID. II. Hill and
Polk. the Union artillery Gre being the heaviest that
has taken place in the Also that on Saturday.
Hoods Division Of Longsgeets Corps made attack.
and we're repulsed.
dispatch reports that on Sunday night The Union
forces fell back eight niles aud says that the Rebel loss
was go killed and wounded in The two days fight tic
proportion of officers being very heavy and claims that
the Rebels took OOo prisoners and seven pieces ofnrt
lcrv on SATURDAY and tLat heavy smoke on that ngh
indicated that zen Rosecrans was burning MS stores
Another dlspatch on sunday night says that com
bincd attack by Gems. Hn anu Longsirat vos TO bt
made Monday.
| \ dispatch from Ailanta. dated Nonday, says;
a dispatch from Ring :oid dated tbs morning. re
ports that 400 non rrsoLeis hav" been taken end y
pieces OF artillery aud Tie Ecbels are in pursuit. II
also ,llims - complete Confederate victory, with las'
cop,urrs Of artillery and coors though admitting
heavy loss of ufsc,rs and men"
IN Atlpnta drpo,ch dated the DAY befoie, the .2d
gays that ail Eosccrans army engaged, that Helm
Of keutucky was killed that Ecol mortall'
wounded and that MajoE Richmond Of foks staf ws'
! Killed..
The dispatch fusiLcr states that on Saturday night
Gems Hill aud Lourstroo made a combined attack ard
took 900 prisoners II rddsas prophecy That they
4 VII drive Rosoci ans from the Mission Ridge.
GOV lshan Harris of Tennessee in hs dispatches Il
The Agp,ai, dated Sunday night says thet the TIVE
days ie hiirg had no, had definite final result, an,
rhs, Gems John e. Brown Hood Gregg. Dene
Adams aad John Helm. were wounded ard disabled
and that the Rebels had captured 90 prisoners, sn'
from - TO % pieces Of artillery.
On Monday Governor Harris teisgraphed 10 Tis A.
p,al that the Confederate victory complete. sp'
that they had taken thirtysir pieces 81 artillery. ~
adds l, is reported that We have taken j0co rris
oncr. and We expect twenty pieces of artillery !;
| be brought in
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
CMeiemry Of the Ncw-1roWsidcs-D Disp"f"
from Admiral Dnhlgrcn.
AsmINGiON. Thursdny. Sept ,

AhIINbIVNl THUIhHHy '''PI - ''"''
Rcar-Admiral Dahlern, under date oI Sept
. cd Morris Island. inooses To Secretary WeNcs Inc
.cpo.t OF CAPT. I.owsn concerning the truly eihc'h'
par taken by the New ronsdes IN some Of the recent
actions.
He concut with Capt Rowan in the estimate ne
takes of he services of the ship aud ships company Il"
which Admiral Dablgrcn considers Capt. Rowan ~
most conspicuous.
Capt Rowan bears estinony TO the fine bearing z"nl
and callanlTy Of tie III, i,ona officers and ohcrr III
,llipG tue sap,as VI Ito guns aud tLeI Spirjud men,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
70 the Associated P.n.

W. sHisoToS, 1hnfsaar. Sept. - lr6J
letter from the hcadquarier, oi he Army o.
ne Potomac received today says: Gen BrioId win
portion Of his division. drove the Rebel p.ckeis
Tuesday through Madison Court House Three miles
beyond he encountered strong force ol the enemy
essalrr After spirited fight. be forced them 10 Ie.
ircat ard drove them across The Rapdan at point
shere the Goidonsville Pike reaches the river.
Ih. action reflects the highest credit all
ar troop engaged. Our casualties were one killed
I'd about ~ wounded We took 4, % soDersi among
nem Lieut.. Col. Dclong OF cobb, Georgia Legion
eut BJyce ana two prigatcs OF North CsrOIina reg
nent' wto severely wounded The wounded
inier the care oi DR. A. Hlri have been properly at
aided to and sent 70 The division hospital At Cu.
yerper
Among oui wounded are Lieut. Hines % the Jth v.
J. ca airy Lieut. g. Whecoek ol The eL Indiana X.
HaIshaD oi me III lndana Sergelnis Dunning Cum.
nings ard Bell and Corp Bell all OF IA, stI Illinois
aod J. Jgmonon o' the l2th Iliinoi. Regiment Il T
Loder Of i.e I'd Indiana was killed
On IuesJny body Of Rebel caralrv crossed into
Upper Maryland about four miles from Rockville and
hsd not proceeded far before they met by portion
II Scots Nine Hundred and some infaniry A 6Qlf
-nsued, and a Rebels were Killed and woulGcd Among
he kiDed was Capt. Frank Kilger commanding the
Iebeb WHO Tereaied discovering that they were |
NoLtending will superior Bgmbay.
xAe gpWbla oI.id KiGehe.oe aud GlolD u La GeD. !
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
THE SABINE PASS EXPEDErfON.
omeiri Reports of the N",ri cm'"rs-co-
tni!. 81 the Rsppi.r.

WAsnECIoy Thu. sdsy. sept -. '-i,,
The following was received at Tie Navy De.
paiiincni 20 day
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
A Victory Claimed in East
Tennessee.
Comments Of the Richmond Press m
the Georgia Battles.
THE SITUATION In THE SOUTHWEST
Address to the People by the Governors.
WHAT THEY PROPOSE TO 90.

We have received Richmond papers Of Tnes.
day last from which extract the following:
ATTACK on ZoLLIc0FFER, rENN.-REPULsE OF TIE
RypXY-nASH ON BRISTOL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
RETALIATION.

Lieut. Col. Powell of the l2th loyal Virginia
Infantry is treated traitor Nv the Rebels and
imprisoned IN a fclcns dungeon at Richmond The
Rebel authorities haze been notified tina, Rebel pris
oneF OF equal rank will be subjected TO similar treat
ment unless he be a, put the footing With
~ hpf urisoners of war
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
Rebel Accouai..

.p-,l, Di,ps,eh to The n Y. Tribune
WA-ulsGTos Thur,day sept. ~. 1903
TIE Richmond Sentinei Of the 2ls, contains the
follow ng battle order issued BY Gen Bragg on the 'lh
Hs.paraRIsns Many OF rrssrsssE IN rns stiktp
LnA,nrrs "a sept 10 ~,
for iunrdai" essnsi a.. enemy i
hans' have been ,hwsfed aud ,wer has ne ,etsa
tho i.sue soldiers. Yon lr,.y rrrnforced You mu-t
.-k the contest In DOM 90 know yoa WI be content
to .uicr privsions ruJ encounter hafiship', - ,
.rtoofe have ialed respond TO your General
when he ,s.trd sscfhce Al your hands Relying npcn
o,, 10 he r,h ycS wear; our rsdi in YOU secving
youf cneny boast, that cmor sed and rr'-sins b..
Tore him iavns mp,hed object Ia driving back hi
nsnt 1T hir n-n force sad ctush
u IN fnced security Your General will lead yon you
",os, & or Know Wat your repon.e vii ' bs Tuns
IN 0oa and tie justice oi add nrryed by tie love OF
d-s Al hone fsllre 4 impossible and victory mus be
our. BEAAToN BRAGG. Gen Cong.
TLs SeHfi''i also contains the following tecgrams'
ATLsSI, ia. Sept. 10. lsGi-A Yankee force of
twelve hundred infantry attacked Eingeod on
hours duration ne enemy retired leaving five oi their
wounded Artillery hflng was heard on Friday. IL
supposed that heavy shImishing going along
our whole o., airy front The COnfedcfates attacked
the Yankees ut Cleveland Tenn on Thursday, driving
them out Of the place and capturing u prisoners who
arrived here today Oar foroes hold Cleveland.
Walker engaged the Ytnkees on Friday evening west
of Enggold and drove them back two ines. oar loss
wnsG.
There was heavy skirmlshing on Friday along Tide
whole line, which kept up until nigbrlall This
morning heavy fire OF artillery opened at day.
break anu continued until the trains left The trains
run within three miles Of Rnggod. An the bridges
between there and Chattanooga lre been DESTROYED.
Private adyccs nom Shreveport. dated sent :, have
been received. Quiet prevails ia Trans Mi.slsspli
Gen. Magrndcr is At Houston. very soa II is sup
posed he will recover.
ATLANTA sept -. ls'J. .-Rcpoits rom different
sources concur IN representing that Rosornns - neihg
heavily reinforced by troops from Grants arm, keiu
gees who have recently arrived say that numerous mif
ders have been committed in East Tennessee ny the
Yankees aud bushwhackcrs. Ro>ccrnnss iorors are
retiring on Chattanooga. closely followed Inc ran
road In clear 10 Cleveland. Only two regiments are Ia
Huntsville both composed Of renegade ksntncAian'
commando by Cols WATTS and Iioil' ooih Formerly {"
Georgia
To the Asocs,ei Pres.
wAsIlyGToS Thursday Sept -, 1863
Telegraphic information has reached here
stating TINT Richmond papers up to yesterday morning
have been received on Gen. Mendes front, wherein
there are many interesting kilograms from Bragg
Army.
They coy Lat ig We cagagensnts Of Saturday aaS