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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

GARpNER.--Rev. John G.. Paine has been
appointed chaplain of the twenty-first regi-
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

DIR LIGHTHILL-Sir; have used your prescrin,iops
and instrument for catarrh, and followed VIM
to the letter. and am in return rewarded by being 70
report myself entirely cured oft Having pot Ri f ~
disagreeable symptoms, and the ills atten,tr ba .ile
Of catarrh generally felt altogether like new @
and thankiully viii keep yon in remembrance Yo
publish this letter ii you see fit Aou may
Very truly, yours,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07
Mass, April Is, 1862


BOSTON, May 80, 1862.
DR. LIGHTHILL-Sir: take great pleasure IN sal inc
that the course Of treatment prescribed YOU for Ca
tarrh III my heal and throat has the happiest effect
nave been troubled Tor several wears, assuming of
late dangerous n, and tn catching serious cOse-
qncnces, but thanks your skill am no quite recOy-
ereu' Tours truiv, WM. y. MOWER,
Mower& Co, Boston and Bangor Express
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

DR. A z. LIGHTHILL-Dear sir: | am happy to inform
you OF ms Complete recovery deafness through the
means OF your invaluable treatment weeks ago
wneh placed self under your care, my hearing was
50 much impaired that could hear preaching mn
less sitting very close The Minister and could olIv
unders and MN the when he would his voice IN
commonly loud could not hear the ticking Of watch
unless whe pressed Oh ears and head ana ears
Were iu OF dsasleeabe noises My hearing now en-.
tey restored ana my head is as again it was
befJfe was ever affected with Oeaintss
submit this Tor pubcat. on, with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted. tours with gratitude
l.. y. GREEN son of Is. f. Green Pawtrcke+ r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

Cinfiin is making Card Photographs uneQualeu n
'"isc"nhtrV- Slve MN call diff my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-07

o. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon of
Invalids for Pensions, Hours from to Pm diff n29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
Indian SnRarines.

SFR1NeTIRLD. No., November pa
delegation Of Cherokee Indians, headed by
Capt ohristy, acting chief, paid their re.
spests 70 Gen, Mcneil to-day, by order Of
their national council. They TecOunted
the sutferings Of Indians from rowing
bands, and asked for protection against
these desperadoes. They desired author
ity to raise regiment of cavalry, aud
adopt guerrilla warfare, as the only means
OF Kidding themselves OF mounted ma
randers. They also asked that districts
be allotted to them for settlements, to en-
able the Indians 70 cultivate the soil, and
secure more comfortable homes.
Gen. Mcneil replied that he had repre-
sented the condition Of the Indians TO the
proper authorities. accommodating some
measures for their improvement, and that
he would afford them all the protection IN
his power ysfi ttss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
From the Army Of the Potomac.

WAsHINGFoN, November 2s.-No fnteIli.
gence respecting the Army of the Potomac
has been resolved to-day, up 70 2 O'Clock
this Afternoon ct headquarters.
The Star says that yesterday morning
bur cavalry pushed forward as far as Locust
Grove, where they met the advance Of rebel
cavalry, and the latter were driven across
Russell creek or river, and Afterwards
across Mil Run. a body Of rebel infantry
was posted between that point and Orange
o. f., and the whole rebel force moved OF
in the direction ofthe latter place. Locust
Grove Is four miles south of 6eTmania
Ford, in Orange county, within a short dis
lance Of the Wilderness. where Hooker
fought his battle. Mill Run is two miles
from Locust Grove and thepee 70 Mountain
river, where the rebel Gen. Early with
Ewell's corps is said to bein force, is about
ten miles further on in q south west diree-
ton
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Last Nights Report.


: pAIRo, November 2a.-Frauds upon the
sreyennesd epaFtmento Of q large anoant have
been recently discovered at this pot
Some Of the parties implicated have been
arrested. rs -a--ts4t .stsiss. s1f. li7.s1e1sr
Msjor DeYssse, chief CLERK in one Of me
principal chipping houses here aud Q lead.
ing operator Of the gang Of shnugglers,
who. is supposed 70 be one Of the guilty
parties, LEFT here last Sunday, has NOT been
heard from SINCE Losses 10 the Governs
ment already reported 20 be 500, coo.
Rumofs - Padneah are that Gen. R0ddy
with 1000 60 600 rebel lnladsth heir appeaF-
anee recently on Tennessee river below
EaatpOEty rirs - iiissfrzrsiil9-1 ga s
Great excitement was caused 81 Goium-
bpsH 81, yesterday, by Gen, Smith enforce
ing Gen. Hnribpis seopseFiP tiou order
Alafge number were arrested for various
purposes. s
The steamer Nellie Moore for Nashville.
with government stores, sunk on Friday
In the Ohio river below Smithland. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
81 gelIglataph.
Afternoon Report.
Arrival from New Orleans.

Arrival from New Orleans s.
NEW YoRK, November 2s-The steamei
George WadsWorth from New Orleans ais
arrived this evening.
Among her PASSENGERS are Gen. Wads.
Worth aud Capt. Durham. bearer OF dis,
1.-The Bra has dispatch from q Mobile
paper OF the 9Th, which says Charleston
had been burning sixty-three hours, aud
Gen.. GilmoFe's shells were constantly ma
king Il worse.
The Era says ST. Lpks's Chureb, IN Her
eales street, had been burnt BIZ incendiss
rtes, because 1t was used IS anegto school
house, sa.i lsiq-
The steamer Teenmsa, with a cargo Of
cotton, was burned at West Baton Rouge
on the 18th. No lives;lOst. Y#fs 20
The British brig YOlabta, with q general
cargo, arrived at New Orleans on the 18th,
o. pfiEs to the gnnboat ViFgtniAn.
dGeu. Smith has directed the withdrawal
of rebel troops from Alexandria. -
. NEwi OREEAss, November ~ The Brit
ish brig Darling Wave arrived here ON the
2Oth, prize TO the gunboat New London.
She was captured going into the Rio
Greude, She had on board . cargo Of
clothing, aud 81 600 in gold.
Reports from the Mississippi river ate
that . rebel force Of from 5000 70 10000
inca Is trying 70 concentrate at some point
on the river not far from Port Hudson, %
impede naHigation, fta
On the dth the steamer Emerald was att
tackled by portion OF this force with four
pieces Of artillery. They fired several
shots. ..5.-.5=,5.4
She was struck BY she'll IN the boiler
deck, but there being heavy fog she es.
capped further injury, No lives lost.
There is a report which Is authentic. Of
D strange rebel force gathering NJ Clinton,
La, aud another at Wood Hill, Mississippi.
The rebels are very active all along the
river from Baton Rouge 70 the Mississippi
State line.
All their movements looks to prepare
lions for concentrating and planting bat
'eries,s 70 obstFuet the eenmetee OF the
The very latest by telegraph TO the Era,
inder date of Southwest Pass, Nov. 2lst
On the 18th iust. our forces attacked Ar
KANSAS city, Texas, aud 1t suFrendeFed.-
We captured 100 prisoners aud three guns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
The Health of President Iineoin.

The Health of President Lincoln.
WAsHlnGTOH. November 2s.-The eonit.
ton Of the Pfesideat, Wh6g asSheen con.
fined TO his chamber tor several days by
sickness, seemed % Be much imbF6ted t5-
day, and % promise an eatly teroVsFS.--
There Is nothing in the symptoms Ofshis
ailmeht 20 excite the fears Of his frfedS LtA
A e0mmissinn- Of eoulpetehG eaRfn6sfs
has, by direction Of the SeUTetarY of-1be
Navy made . borough etanitaatioti OF the
iron, clad .Sapgaui0n lying IL the Wasting
ton Navy Yard. aud pronounced her in 40
respects ssaWoftby. r,i7'
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Telegraph markets.


-
F.OaF-b9lOe bettet, common grades
very ul0def1tes extra STATE STs8O(6 .4os
extra r. H-so S5.4s6IsO; trade brands,
Whisky=Dall, heavy aud unsettled at
T9gA76d fs4fg - 'silifd sd5I53s sl Esassi
Wbeat2 Wesietam more active and closed
bigheraIast ,eRenipg; St-3I9l a TOT Chs s
cage spriRG 81 $50 la Tor Milwaukee
Cl1b; SI.42@ls ~ for Amber AlilWaakss;
St.4T(0 LIB T0r Winter Red WesleFnS $50
for Waite MiehIgan5 SI.4G foe lAmbeEs
[ COm-le better Mixed Western Sl.ls
6ats-NOre actiyes 3C93c better. .7sassf
WOOlAQaiet aud rather stsadieEs 49,.
PetrOleum-Refned braSds 4l3643e-s.l
R0Ik=lIOFe nOtfPs but unGhsnTfd; $50
bbts. new mess deIitefAble Dee. 10. So;
ana 1000 1bbIs, nsW eke4 DO tor JshlsFT'
and February SO sd. ~ 81 Sc as
BeeE-Qaiet. sd i.5sassi %
B4eOn Sidas-Blll aud uuGiilngeil. i2i,s.s
Lard4DdfI ahd bomidhliy Gnekanged.i
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NBw YoRK, November 2s.-The British
steamer Gtfcassian, from Nassau, was
thoroughly searched by Custom sHonseiof-=
feeFs last night, as well as. the baggage
'of the passelgerss "A large amppnt Of
specie, rebel money and q rebel mail was
found on the steamer, and among the pas.
sengers-1li .,ls - IT,,
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.BLREDfNa OF THE LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RRADTHR P0IIOwTNGSs

DIR. wIsHARE-Slr: i return.my grateful thanks
for the discovery you have madB in nakinE a nedI.
cine that VIII cure Inflammation Of the LunRs nj
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, was 70 all appearances near
my grave. had been for length OF tim8' hfttihR
blood, and would at times Xomit It. "a .,e.ss 81, 4
Ny physicians (f0r employed twO) .prononneed
me past cure; but my sister had used yOnr Pine
Tree Tar Cordial which did her 80 much good, that
she prevailed on No last resource, to try Il.
aud, thank God, / commenced to use H. i have
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any pefaUn that ls BiGkf
should call on me, aud will tell them what youf
Cordial has done fer me- All my friends and neigh.
bors We're utterly astonished ct my speedy return
TO health; for they had seen me yomit blood In
clotted state frequently. Publish my case, for I
want eVeryp person that 4 suffering Is was to know
OF your invaluable medicine. alsa
Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN,
Grease 81, six doors above Richmond 1t,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
Our Losses at Chattanooga and
lookout Mountain.

NBw YoRK, November 2s-The Timess
Washington special 70. day says the oiieial
statement of our loss 90 Chattanooga In
killed and wounded, on the 23d, gath and
26th At the stormiug Of Lookout Mountain
were 5000, and in the assault on 1IissiOn-
airy Ridge about. 200. Our wounded are
All under cover, and well cared for.
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pa=GEF rms IN ltbs.s dsvs .,

L.
lprectical ideas nobody viii deny that "a
sewing machine IS an ind; peasable iasti-
tuition ia every vel gulated iamily that
the work madeduponSa good machine is
quite as durable and more beautiful than
1.-The best hand sewing, nobody will doubt;
and that it will go through as much work
in a day as could be performed by hands
| in q week, ten thousand work shops and
ten Thousand firestdes will testify. But,
amid the variety of machines which are
offered to the public. it is sometimes diff
cult for the purchaser 10 determine which;
fsthe best. Therear but two good stitches,
Il; e'l the Grover Baker stitch and the
shuttle stitch. Now, neither of these
stitches is best for all kinds of work.
Each hassits peculiar merits and exeelisn.
oiess and, each stitch. will suit Its owl proper
place in which ii lis intended 10 be used.
Purchasers should therefore be particular,
to visit those places where both stitches
are sold aud at the same prices. and where
both are explained and where there is
therefore no motive to recommend one
above another, at the expense of the buyer,
,butswherss both machines are recommended
and sold each upon its actual merits
THERE'S, We believe but one establishment
in this city where purchasers can have the |
of examining both machines,
and that is,st 1864 Main Street, at j.
McDonald's agency for. Grover &, Bakers
Sewing Machine Co. ou'are-referred to
his adyertisementin another column, where
you can see which machine stands highest
in the estimation of the judges OF state and
county fairs of 1868. It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
E E4R SERBIA SSRBE1E E E1R S SSRBE4E
A1 IIltdLItbLe Cure for BrORchitis.
An IFfaIlibls Cure f55. BrOnehi fie.

Mr.. Ward says: tsDr. wlsHAR4-sir: Ihad Bron-
ehitis Inflammation Of the Lungs, shorthtss Of
and Papitation Of the heart in their worst
formsi had been treated by several Of the most
eminent physleaps in Philadelphia, but they could
mot stop the rapid course Of my disease and had
aespaifed o. ever being restored to health was
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
. friend \ tried It and am thankful 70 saythRf,
after using four large, aud one small bottle Wa
restored to perfect health You can RfSo reference
to my house No. 96s N. Second Btte4t, Or DC my
ONCE OF Receiver OF Taxes, from ga n to 9 p nj
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets. :. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
EnIiatmanfas nINauE YnrI.

hRW YORK November - - rom etlrus
received AZ the Provost MaEshsl Generals
Ofiiee, Il spPeaFs that the uula6eF 6R sol-
diers enlisted il this city nndir IA new
eAll fot volunteers .daFing he past week,
has been about 500 5As the recruiting
Monday lsst, fbis g gos ersa Z TsEy en- e..
result 81 Is iiIst week. 3 B
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
Escape Of John Morgan.

CJEyELAsps NoYemBeF 2s,-Johp Nor
gan 4bd fEp pf his Officers tPsd from
the Columbus PenitentiaEy last light.-
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IO,rao N55Il6ilsF 9s.-.-fbe -. 3. 8 a 6

0A1Eo, N65snbsF 2s.-The Gamer s,sfsE "a
ma from Natchez, 6pnpd fox New Orleans.
laden with three tholslpd eve hundred
bales % cotton was entirely Consumed 81
IRE at Port Hudson o. the 18th. ~ ~
Cotton = In better demand &C Memphis
than tor mapy days, Over 100 bales aefs
sevsa hpudFsd bsles[ Passed ! osiro D. Tes !.
terdAy'en Foutsf0s cinef1naii. isssF. s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
New yozk Money a4kst. !.

MdnsE-E fer: q l1snd ies aetits; FlfFs
unenauE 3D. 1isis = 5-ssssilills5 a ttI5all - q
& Sterling losed firm ana 66minafe lagsi
z Gold unseftlsd add fFdisr. o1enifusy II
45F; declining 70 al; advancing q S74.
elosing quiet e 4el-
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Said 81 Trusts Properf,

AJoIOE Is hereby gfYens thai lon tho a dag q
I'm Dleember. 1868 sbetaeen she hot o.. zen
6Isioeks A. H. and four clock u, ~ II ts 9a
door OF the Court House 0f Ohio COUNT -
- an St5 - NJ 49, M tFdfoE,
ALLOWING real estate that e 70 say, II 9sse9
twentY-ons t21 and twenty-five "a VI k5ite
Ward Of the city Of wheeling, by WRIT 49, =
trust made 81 John w. GTll and Geort unan g
II III, fitRhugh, recorded IN deed Dol d On Rege
4bSs ana BY virtue Of an order Of th4 snlt gonft
a. said county snhsti tuttnE me In "a l.sS u ~
laid Pit1hue {, the said GIN and - having
riy6n their consent TO the said sale n
Terms 81 Sale ne-fourth Of purchase
monoy IN hand the remainder N tT = ~ y y
ii1lfaini ehts int rest the " " ttet p
80 secured by the pur6haseE's 1pt ma . eeea Of
trust on the prop ertgas (, loRRFE,I.
nov1o.,. Fsastss !
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NAsHvIsts, Nove&bee 9s.-oapG Cox
aud the mate and clerk OF the steamet
Duke were arrested here and will be tried
by military commission, charged with
crossing the rebel Coli Hawkins Shdis06 81
bis men ffomithe North tOi tie South lsids
Of the Cumberland river near Fort DOnal.
son. ~ TTHFFf
Col. langdon Of the list ohi6 lJaas ss.
yerely wounded and will not recover. Col.
Z. epeounieEed q portion Of YbeeleF's
cavalry &C OIsVela6d yesterday. After 4
severe fight the rebels were routed. Loss
not stated. tlhAs ttat'
There was q heavy Eain last night and
the Oumbeflaud river isSTtSi1k Rapidly,
With nine feet Of water on the shoals.
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Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN,
Grease Sc, six doors above Richmond sts
~ h. rif PhilAdelphIR.

lean only giEsIa few Of the many Thousands Of
certificates am receiving In favor Of this great
Medicine; but have had q quantity OF them pub
lished 10 circular FORM which send freeon Applica.
tion. Whether you conclude to give the Medicine o
trial or not send for circular. Price Fly Gents,
Prepared only by the pEpprietor,E
Dr.. L. O. O. 3WIgHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold inWheeling by LOGAN Ltsl Co,
and T. II. LOGAN 4 co. y
Agents for West Virginia,
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ST. LouIs November 2gs[Ihe steaulor
Silver Wave, ffomi St Louis to NSshvflle.
with fnll cargo Of EXPERIMENT stores aud
about 0ue hqndFed horses sunk yestefday
morning about ffty miles above Cairo
It 3 thought that she cannot be raised.
Weather very cold here sinee yesterday
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AGRNTS -WAMTEn

mo sSIl the stlndar IiistoFy OF the Var b the
most F6liAhie. attractive AMI f6lluff1 / i5f6F.
nancy Agsltl aEP clearing nom 500 10 500 - :
mblitl S ixtY neW and balutilll sieal5 fnlFHY7irl
100 COO volumes Already sod 6en l1r } M
z hoyalRt 81 PphlI.hel.. BaltinloIs. "a.
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.aug6Ihls Ola Home BttgIsl
THE Pride OF VIRGINIA.

y
a. nsoossarylaEtisisi tAl. warm veA.hsr. 4hAt,a
what's the matter. You want bottle. : - ssE4f
Don't 60 about complaining Of heiug % weak ana
feeling 50 exhausted BY, the HeatheF. Hou can b
relieved very easily BY uling
iLaughlin's Old Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA. -
mo use going to the Spring and spending % many
.cf those tgreenbss5 Yea Riii Ut bsttsf aad d
gedurss aud q usies i5ok
better BY usinG
lLaughlin's old Home Bitters,
r THE PRIDE OF ETRGINIA.
These Bitters arc agreeable % the taste, In mild
operation the most dSlisAte using thsm NTH fnpa.
nifty. speedy Iaastion ana bobstiating me seat 81
disease, they impart new health and yigur q, the
system. The exquisite aayor, the dslIeaEs AROMA
and pleasant tasts 81 ths il BE-
caliaEiy acceptable even the feycred and Aneaid
patient Prepared 1nlyby
f5sIS2R - ILAU9EILIN6 q DuHIIFIFEUN n
5uia WAulssll5 DfS Eisi5s WhSsiihes.
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&c e. Great Sreat R1ssg.ssy .tOr cOns,.usptton.

following. Read it'll : -
DR. WISHARI-pear Sir: Isliad a ysFV dreadful
eoggn and sore throat for one year, and my whole
system was fast giving way, ana was prostrated
on my 5es With but little hops pf recovering. Ny
disease BAN the power OF all n3ede4nes aud In q
snort slime must eEe gone tOmy gTRye5 bptl thank
God, my daughter in-laR lwopld not rest until sAe
went to your store, No 10 North second street. aud
Eelated the case to YOU purchased one bottle or
yonEi sipe Treo Tar Cordial, aud I eoSumeneedf to
use and IN one week Twas much better and after
gSing three bottles am perfectly we'll wonder to
Al ny tor they al pronounced me past cure.
9abtsh my ease ~ you think proper. p
REREGCA HAMILTON
- stAst elNbe192l CSgaVil( ltFelsf
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Latest from. the Amy ofths; PotO.

Jpn. ti1allitde By ea hsss
Meat1eis highly encouraging aad success
ful. A new basaa OG supplies viii be e.
tablishea 10 few days; from which ii,
army will operate WithsmOst damaging e
!. feet to the G0nfe deFaey. Weare having
heavy aud disagF eeable rain.
A dispatch OF the 2sth. I p. H., saysf<
The Army, Of che Potomac has inally se-
cured It's line aud Communication with
Mashipgt0u aud moi hfng has i.Ae through
from it siuee yesterday inoFnibk. r-5-
II there had been q general engagement
yesterday, the wounded would have been
sent 20 the rear and conveyed % Washing
ton by the railroad from this point. As
no wounded men have bee7i sent here Il e
certain that no battle has been fought ~
The heavy esDuobAdiBE yesterday was
probably OF no greater Importance than
artillery firing frequently is, which makes
q great deal Of noise bat little execntion.
This morning the eannOnading was heard
fainter than yesterday, bat during the day
has been perfectly quiet.
The rain ceased before dstk Aud & Is
probable that the quantity which fell to-
day, viii not interfere with the HoVements
of the army, except for \ few hours in.
einAReip ITSELF frhm " ashington {. s
sThe AFmyIoe che P0t6thae u Is position
70 operate most disastFOnsly against the
rebels. Should Il also epaapeiPate the.
Unton prisoners, now enduring ages EOf
misery Ia q single mGnthz In Richmond. it
viii accomplish one f,lhegFea aehieye.
meats PerfOrrhed BY any army dariug the
war. ..s,-as,Ff .
WAsaIsGFps, EoEsabeF 2s--Fhe Army
Of the Potomac E<taheed a. O'Clock on
the morning % The 2TGh5 from neaF Cat.
-Nd
formed IN line Of battle, the centre resting
near the dericksburg fdr1piks, near
ROberts0n's tavern; the LETT advanced
along the plank road and formed ascuFye
towards GOrdOnsville; and the west ter
mfHati0n near the Rapidan, southwest Of
JaeOb5' Ford = r - RE e 2
/ As the csutrs advanced il came upon the |
enepyis piekets aud skirmished. Subse-
qReDtly the eDemy's line was streagthens6
by the arrival OF Feinforoements from EW-
ellie corps on the Rapidau front.
About one o'clock slow and continuous |
eaunonading commenced. on the road LEAD
ing towards 0rangesQ. H.s aud egpsideFa-t
bic bring between the skirmishers. The |
enemy does not reply with ARTILLERY. sas1
Att o'clock ftlWas announced that Hillls
sOtPs, Which bad previously rested Cd fhG 1
Rapidan and rAilt9Ad, was approa6hiog
our centre.
Half o., bour, later heavy musketry lir,
ing was heard on the right, showing that
the % corps forming that wing was en-
gagged. .sl
Our casualties were few In the centre.
The only officer OF frank at that time knOWns
10 be killed, is Lieutenant OOlOnel Hssser
Df the 72nd Pennsylvania
The battle ground is in the wilderness
With very little open gQqntEYs ePRssqpently
m aeenFOta daaRFinffon m onr T,r1afeiS,,, 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30

NEW YORK, November 28=Yesterday
morning. the Deputy .MaFshal seized Gle
steamer M6tHinR Stat, previous 70 her
leaving for New Orleans and attached six
y hOgsheads Of supposed PoFk, but VI iieh
contained whisky, q i. sppposed for the
soGtheEn army. The owners agreed 70
bond the yesselfot the return Of fhe card,
In amount $40, OOO, and Ihe Marshal then
permitted her 90 proceed OuIherEoyages &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30

G8ATTASoosG, NoVember 2s-There has
been no fighting at'the IF06t To-day.
The enemy has concentrated below and
near Dalton, With ttls SieSg OF making L
stand. 81 i...a' sglsiea q
Our line b beyond RfngEold, -
Auorfe from Bragg recalled Lsobf tFeet
from before Knoxville On the %. He e
now eadeavofing % join that chleftau near
Dalton, by eiFeuit0us route . srssEKlg :
The sispstion from KnpxviIls 10 BFideeAA
port is al that can be dssrsd.seo