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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-16
SCHOOL NOTICE.

rTNHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF EvANsyIILE
viii open on Monday, September 18th, 1858.
The Teachers employed for the coming year will
meet at the Lower School Building on Monday.
september Z, at o'clock a. m. for the purpose of
holding Teachers Institute for one week.
seI4 WIN BAKER. Sun,t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-16
WASHING MACHINE.
Johnson's Union Washing Machine
lf AND, .sf,-tf4 r.f- 3D.
Clothes Wringer

FAN BE SEEN IN FULL OPERATION. An
" ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery. .
These Machines have been thoroughly tested in,
hospitals, Converts, Asylums, Hotels and fanri-
stinted praise. -
=, These machines not only save three fourths Of
the LABOR and Soap, but garments will last twice
az long when washed in them. A Boy or Girl can
Opers it-<s = has IA n rlt-1 80 ~ ?
- oanaorc Union Clothes Wringer, with galran- \
ized ron fraIne, rubber rollers and cog wheels is
MAJ to ct the above Machine, and can be at
tached 10 7Iy kind of Wash Tub or box easier or
quicker than any other wFinger. 1t never rusts
and never gets out of order, and is universally
conceded to be the best and most reliable wrnger
in use. Whep at taehed to the Machine Clothes
may then lie washed, wruBg and rinsed without /
inhaling steam, splitting slops, or even the
onsration at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. = =
No. p Main Street
Ba. Price Of Machine and Clothes Wrineer sos
Terms Cash. i.sn
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

uh orssnirod ress,siest % ~, maaa.e, Win tbs
poity tyran,s ana oombined'ID niNpS M 'b !, 49,
suomy 10 procure from oorrups trade " VIZ ~ 'Y M
pitts and elsewhere supplies (o' 'ue =, a. 40 -"
enemy, have proved thsmselvef' unworthy " ~ ~. ~
dulgenoo Bhown them by the goveNment, q ~
ordered that the lines OF packets arc Nha 'uo
taTy posts OF this command be olosei thA. %. s' ~
eny description DO allowed 10 pass out oor an1 ~ w
brought m, except 1rcwood and pr.N',o'' " wv wv
citilsn vuhoIt written order from son' I..1.
ohccr. An merchants and others dOW5 W -
viii be held reapolaible rOr kuowloasS ~ W
rcsldencs o tho parties whom thoy sell ana Wv sNo
d merchandise to pcr beyond The lines OF the 'Vss
will bs punished with the scgerest rigor kuO"n 70 3uo
laws % war An persons residing uudcr the proto tch
o. ths United StntNg phys icaly capable OF mi'ary o'y.
are lsbe TO perform tho IN country undo mAfllh
where & rs kuown that many have ned 70 o.
cape liability TO military service At nome !hS
ruls will DO strictly applied N phfsunncoo orders 70 tn'
eject from Major General sherman, commanding th@
department. Al officers commanding district dlybl1a
aud detached brigados from tbs corps wii lmme1htoy
proceed 70 pre- into tho service OF the United St'tS
srch able bodied persons as may be tsluFe, "
a. ap existing regiments aud batteries TO we
max mon Persons lowed upon, they enls'
for treo years the will bs entitled TO the u bens
Ma provided by tho OF Congress u not thcy WI 70
ceive clothing rations and tho question OF pay VIII ne
fs b. the proper authorities hereafter When there
g. further necessity for thor enforced setVce 'hsy
NlQ be discharged
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,,o,b., Account OF th. B.ttI,.

KsoIutLE, Tenn, NOV 49, l'ea.
Tho enemy e.ln ssirnish,ns from their position on
usst5u road OF too oc'o-s ibis morning Our advance
alone com.osed wholly mounted o's sntrg ana cyery
e1mtnsuteI TIE pos 90 under command oi GeuerA.
sanfcr., ana each man iosgh, like a veteran
a. uooa The enemy opened with ,fltIery II short
fanxe thor battery beng protected ~ large mouse
B,ra1n's battery me ony cne "bich rephed'
o,-apytug tho chief rortidos,on haf nie IN fron'
d, aud 10 he right o., the dfll~fi'e charge
vas made by tho erouy about three = h oar nea
were protected by sH barrcades on the crest Of The
bu General sander Wa ssvsrs'y wounded and "ss
borne from tho nod.
We yielded the poslt,0n snd is' Ja,s about a 'hId
of a mil. 20 q stronger one We have os' aDo1, oue
hundred oueqssrier u whom we're killed
Tue enemy hsd oompi.sly nyc.tod the pae' bot
general Burusde win defend u % me s- man .nt q. T.
believed suoeessfuly
NE troors aro ir tbs best sp,rits tyerJ important
roiu, lortined and confidence prevails ths' Ee .ta
wb.p ne cremy odi
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p..r,,y n. 80. tvw-w ceua# Asrtrs Tho inter.
prise Literary and socs Unoi sac 'hs' hf'' afa''N
,s,.,.xn~., f,, the Ssuss,C ~ Jsvsh 0rphsn Asy.
ian On Wednesday evening hs' [" hi'D 'A'"n, =
,h,. ,,, Mrs. xudsa, L. c. l. Essh. NJ. 4 ".
Wal .oa u.-.r, Is,.os .nd ,ss. voss,sss.1 o., 80
o,..,.oa. and .aul.,.a taau@ iva vuh g.1sA cfssn
The p,.o.s rsy~sssuisd Ger, To- vsv " Marss -
and ''r-up,sssoo. 90, ihs kn <fsai" 1os -
f,m..os. wn b. co-,is..l Fg fbs .re.iisai ssar "
sDovs nsss.a o. f.sais psf wtrh 80 - s1ss.' -
br tbsss vorthI ssssi.n's
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
,,, w..htrw,on Ds.ps,oh.

WAN sIf1F, NV " I'Nl
IN. ce, IA. been is of ruuors to-day q diass'sr' %
cens,, Barusiaes oomrand Ia Easi renne'.es eui ~
20 tb evening 90 information couhrmatory o. these 70
n,s had oesu renewed s headquarters % a. 'he "'f
Degarmso'
n +, sot believed that the rsbss 81 nte' 1ron h''a
an, .rl9us disaster drive him from bAs' Israss'os
lie i. fully postsd regard v The movements o. feos
forces and while hsfe esn be 10 s'uo' tha' hs p-,'
!. .sr,lly usuAosa. every confidence iea IN AeuNI
.,,, h,,.s,r asa rst The force brought asairst hr
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
DrsrA Arcn FnOx GENERAL sULiivAy.4
uAkrEss FEsEf "a nov. Is, l5pi
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON
ARRIVAL OF, me Unitsd states stsa" Trans
mort Admiral Dupont.

The rni,ei states siesm transport Admiral Dapo'''
Canaan " Wood arrived q ths por' yssisrdsy rom
ohsrl.s.ou tas november 10 At eight o'clock Pm
she repor,s continual Ere from our batteries upoa
For, s,uer ac.y aud night" dong oousiesraes ereca
,op. tho rebel aag. being sho, down aeumosr @ times
IN sucocusisu The fort h being me1h reduced Ana WIZ
he oprrHed 70 surrender % our forces N shn' 'ms
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
IMPORTANT FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

The Dtsperaion Of Iiabohon's Rebel Com
mand-No Organized Rebel Force No"
In the New state.
WlmNufIy, Sov ~, 1865.
The following wss received 10 day At The headquarters
Of The army
DFsPATCu PROM GENERAL gfLLEf.
CtvngrtiND SD nov IL, isC3.
To Prisadar General CCLFN, Chi0f % stsn
Ccneral Avsri hsF arrived ~ New Crce. - " near
Gov ngt0u ho encountered and dspsrfei p'to - "a
boieu c0mmEnd their way % rclni0rce lcl'ii ho
captured twenty avO pg-urors 30 this 8G.rnllth
am happy 10 inform yOn That bofc - not az this he
an or.auiod force Of rebels within Ae b1uu1f VI tHe
sSv stnte o. Wcst virginia.
also send yona oopy O the tes''" "' 's'e''''
''OD- 3 KELLEY, nratiisf Gone1'i
DrsrArcH FEOx GENERAL suLiivAN.4
uAkrts's TEsEi. "a Nov. IS, ls'i
10 General EnIti ., -. - .,.
M osvslry undcr Command % ,llalci loTd q 10
r,cy,,v MT psnrsylvania cavalry have relnth~l
bAvtng bseu up ne valley 90 ncti NcN Ni'ke' us"'na
Glllu res sui Whites c0mmundH 40 souht sAt.,'D
brn.ng % twenty seven pris91 'R, w. '%Qil.ll& % &
oflrsrs nrety bead " cattle, tbres Tour hDi' N'i
bfty tauts and n tbe hC-ees and ct1pnfr 'i tiY
ers Re destroyed number o. ten'- and g'anNV "
.en Tho men heipcd thenseiyea a. wagon ioaA u ~
sareo--aiout I've hundred pounds. ..
upg Lea wts iwo men killed tnrao msn "o'nH'' A"u
'''e' 'I'" D'''''' g. c. TuwAS, Brigade, oous'a
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NEWS FROM WEST TENNESSEE.
Another Fight ON the "e"p"
rn.,,,.,s, paiiro.a Erpoetsd-s,rin-
-, pra,, from Gen. uuribut, &c.
carso. rov. p 1895

y.nnhs pager, q the 18th instant brns no p'~s pu'
private inforuaaloa says thai APPEARANCES nai'" Wa.
snosher nyh, oil socu take plsee 90 'ss N'mPus ''a
Chsri.st.u read.
o.n.,i ggr,bs, hs ssass ,ts fciio-iag ssusral
order
IN. rsl. IA ,hs dIlrcs of wes Tsans~sss and torss
eovut,.- q Mississippi bsvnm shorn 10 dsp~soo soa
rnsns 90 sisrnpt pro,scs tbsmsssy@ IRON Hhae'vs
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-, c.,,,,.r-ThI. pay.

sryRyss Corsr--CIwrlt. .--ParS i-ssoft salsss-ros'
A4sI, t20i, I-s5. Part 2--IB Duane street h'''
Nos stss sigs, 415o, 32Os -. 80, -.
srrxe,op Covr Part i-Nos 2l05 tLsii lo.i
$40 s7o G23 c0fT e5g, sol 2s2b VS. l5s fs,s' 49,.
i7ps $3.50. -, ~ e,.o
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
OUR RUSSIAN VISITORS.

visit OF u Delegation from Connecticut
20 Adsntsal Lisovskt-They Tender New
London Harbor .s Winter Quarters for
the Ciset-Incident- OF the Visit, &c.
Yesterday afternoon delegation from tho State Of
counsessos COZ Isns Of Lieutenant Governor Aver'.
Mayor wsAy AMI Aldermen Tburs,on and Gordon, Of the
city Of Mes Loidon and Ex-Governor holiey, paid an
onicai vit to Admiral Ltsovssi, 70 tender TO him the
- o. the tsrA<r OF New London 20 winter hs hcct IN
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
CiiX Hnlatira.
IN. p.iawar. tora,...ionsi EIsttios.

WIN IJF- U7Il ~ y IT'F'
sml,her, o. oal iot Coosv.s hss 'oo' nsSari'y Va
Newcastle oourty Rotsrsi IN 10 giAs oaan'i's nat
cate MA eee,eo without oYpotion
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
G. ATT A NJ Q 0 @ A.
Prospect OF a Decided victory over inc
Rebels.
Ca,u,ra oo., Nov. 10, 1893.

wAsmsaioS, Nov. 10, 1888.
gentleman connected with the Army or the Cumbcr.
,and us arrived here and who mads quick tine through,
says all the indications hopeful aud cheering aud the
prospects Of dscsvc victory by deucrh Gran, are mos.
exosilepi.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Cmesai DfswtnGs Of tne Library Asso-
eia,io, Comptuys Lo.,srT o Renttorr
EHTR, OLAss 12s -NJ. ~ lsN
3S 81, .. 4, 10. 10. a.. CT. 30, l. g. az. II.
OsAH isl-Nos ~ !95f
o.. 50. a., a.. q So. z. 30. o.. a. 81, H. 81. r.
CitrIiars sen, b. td1isung
sRANCE EI.IIA b 10 As,,r,-, Carlrnn. &
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

prtTos raAhet ,n All IegRltHed Lottc-
res taf1 lia ion g,en. JOsEPi' bA1f. u oter.
II wa g.rre. Ne fcratfJou 10 H.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

c'.asro m. ,o nyf. r. rs.::syi:..: ::s, s....
chaps, Chafs. saliowne.., Erup,ion.,
RgSUD lgVUi 5 t g'si.n Gsdes,sd Sap iss Bro,d"sy
Corns, Bunion.. Inverted Nans, En-
ssa Joint. and Al G,e.s' S o. The b, ,i, ~ e.s Ts2K'
sar.eoa ohror odisi No. 10 Bro.aNiy
Cro-.-Eyo Instantly R.movsd. without
PAIN or Loss or TINE froM BUSINESS o.
nyrr 80 so''sy ~" sn' a'ni 'Gb,oa @''nsa Is. i.s&
suceij. utsr roaiwsy, -es s'-e Operation psia.
10 charge f does, Cases Of ers'seye rsnov,i dsl, y
leady rsfsieaees ~ th momentum undertaking be posi
ton eye. Wi - s'sru'esd iAnlls., snd he slsst
seen a, be surgery Oncs horr. from NJ OR "
Coughs, Colds, all Pulmonary Afr,o lions.
SwAYNEs CONrolSD hfRLP WILD ,nLRhnf,
DH2SGYEs s23SGGYsEs c11SHirroarSo s4iRrP WILD chfhi5
ALL 1ykkfGfio6Nssp f =, VIM cRlnnE
DR swAYSE sos, gs, Nortl si,'e - rhi;i,iof'. .
Color You, own Photographs.-Diiion
P''''''' L''''' '' y 81 'oiL9IoS 20 75ISsn ..,.Sr
corn-. Hun,on.. Inverted Nan., chill
s9qj RsG.SiIi, w. c'-n 4 'sos, oll.siss Br
us - ~uts
80 rsnufse.,"Srs .1" TicIOE HsUGFR iis cbsu.
Jeraalset
D.arne.., impaired sight
so,sFs ~ TaH HEAD
oArAasu.L Affections ~ rnE
rHnoAE
cuRouC cAIAREa
os5AEGnl. q q rEs 1,.i1Iq rIsgAsgc q,is ogr oggrg9ga
Ah'"' if'if'srG5caiIs ftag
ggRgp
eros. ETE sIkAfuHTE 40 ~ OfE
..er, ...., o t- yys aad -. eJl.!H ,.,ss'
ns9,i or 'fsi ~ y, . - ra.' rSsr f1.ina
D.afre... Catsrrh .nd Al uisss's. -
.h. Esrssd rrsoli ir'a'sa y ~ Liyhthii'i4-, ~
D,. row san y. Consulted at nis n'.l-
ase,s = Gassss s...s.., ~ .ys .s,.aa i.a 'rsr.
/ y e ~ " sna1tssr
prunr,nns-s cur,a.-D, zen. hsm.- .n.'..
pa'A "a AiFsEisSis FsisS = : 8. y! 'ii igs,Ss 20 .,,-.
~ uyde'. ONO. ror. -. r.s:,''e.'.r, of
sAai5s ~ y 80 Iosr
E,.sro,d.rins oanti"s nraiding ana
-, z. Is. ars.s,i r,ut a,.s.s " ~" tAAch a.
I rs ffosd~,r a-tf r~sr'r ss.t. of'
r'ts -" ,.,lss 80. - ', ~ n trs' VI
I gttt usoursd snd Plstn itou Fsdst' nds
4 .---.. ...sf.s us .tf 49, hpfne whsHsfs
/ HUrtHiKsOa WICK tsifAs
E4 ltrs wfss' 80 y hrotl~tf
,oufaad'. Poudrs subtIs tproots Usti
Z ffr-s aatsF fts fofstssef " - tqi 2
I vsfrsni.a 49, Br1s4-s'
ua,r. uis~stha ttstr n.siofsttss-
Wsffsast fsist tut srtf tfh $40 whlstsft
I tHef 1rigct cl9r - lfrf r. tfrf a. ffff
n srs. ss.Nf ~ = $40 Co.. fs.l tisrs ~ ffes - -
a.. ane.s sriuc.' etrhs tsfs ra - aite
ratnY ~ sfuit "a fH 90 asrf ~ s@f a. "a ~
tes - 90 Mis s14 i1 - ssssfas . 49, - - - ~
[ wsi Ns 49, N rafss ifs htlf 49, 80 80,
80 .s,'s.iy asrr5ss. So ~ ~ ssN - fF~.a' 20
Tr.p.fIaoa,g., aog,s :, < i,,s 81, ,a'.is oL
n5Prs N rysisl l5ibkpg cEsag
ni5rfs fxfEEsfo-s r14irf rOwDgs -.
s.pafts bsaafT ~ tss rytn sssiD. ssechses' ~
ssa p'.ssfT'' ~. sgv~s,.ss ~.
kswdsirs srs tpit.s,
; ,sspsLLts issytisf
ESs isas sIs
. AZ fHvgiCE lyafescr,yup
, sxissSi.t,a odnsiCIL Ntsvayuss
/. | ~ uFLNEJLDs cHF ~ 49, NbHfoNh
y 80 rFOtDNtN
- HEpADNAf
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
OmO,sl Drawings Of tue sh.,sF oonese

Lonsrt o. KsstioSy.
BxtaA CEAss gpT-N,y ~ 'SJ
90 81. g., 70 ~, ~, ap, 10, %. ~, 90. 70.
CLAs, 1ys-Nov 10. 1916:
-. 90. 80, 65 ~. ~, 7, o., 10. 81. Sc. 3.
y sfMsoSs 90
8IoceIs1gs % iuo. A. s3f.li 4 %.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

SwAYNEg CONrOtsD SYRUP WILD lHLNkl.
BRONCHITIH AgTiiNA. piYrCyLT EhkhlulNo
swAYSEs CONPouND SYRUP WILD ChtNNf .
ALI. AFFECTIONS THROAT. LUkUH AND lNEhI
sWAYHK's COhpouSp SYRUP WILD Chthhf.
DR. HWAYSE 4 EON so Norl Eisfh It,. FhIiHiflnf q.
f'C WE'LL sCO no F.nnkln - eet ksv 1ors
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

PrGkos Cached In All LoGniiHod E.ot-
teries Tnformatou 4. .fsu CHARLIE NAbol Is ~
ksr S6ts BroadFaY a,'1ui l,ps. bar- r13a
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Royal Havana bottery.-3O Per Cent
500 m PAID tor prilns in -m.'oa trcl'tri Highest
n ~ pail fr D0ub sni a. tnfr N Oof sud SIyct
TAYLOR CO. Btake.s Ne 10 Wa4alr Z K
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

rhit 10 SalIsbe psrrArs'.n wss erl, tacf u riNi
G-m ir tkkNtH hHGI uObflItLE ttri q fta
C-fneaL ssf ttvnrH ~. usufl sui a'41 O. Nops 4
dagroo H. 'r. 40 lfaoalF. when fs cncsey Do
IL atrf r1i palf gfeHra ~ fasaH1s tHH i1ut
lfs 5li 4 aflc.blt
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

apt,ndid D,amatt, apd OPP srsttc Per-
f..-'.nfr, VafrNnaaN ~. tta aftrrtnlu an sfra'
M, al 4 80 yt. a-ts e.saf o'r Daa' b7J ihih isa
gisg tr a. a. BE- 90
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

s,,rttuu's Ambrosis tauscs tho Uair 20
s.,,.. AZ "a - FnE 80 BfssfFAT Ner TYfs
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Color Your own nPh"toErsphs.-DilIo
nfs.ared T.qua CJi..s 81 Isf boa Lf mall
n DILLON. ~ ABn t.rss'. v
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

NJ ~iase ,eSrs "a ro.s ,gsioo " tneir owI
I1A, -. -. nsut having been attained, ana es tne
detention OF the rebels had enabled trains to get all
in advance our troops fell back during the night, and
early Tuesday morn ng reached Knoxville, where gre"
battle is expected to be fought tomorrow.
Yesterday the rebel advance guard attacked our out
ros,s upon the Loudon aud Clinton rosds and heavy
m.ahiug continued all day.
Tbs morning the sttscA was rcslmed nhen tue tog
which set in during tho night had lifted. The rebels,
finding IL impossible TO drive our men With Infantry,
brought several guns into position, aud poured 10
Ranking Are
In the afternoon they forward heavy 'oroe OF
infantry once mere and after brief ssirmsb, charged
our position terrific hand TO hand conflict occurred
both eabrcs and revoysrs being used on both sides our
men fought with the greatest glaury bat at last we're
compelled 10 lsi back aboa ihird q mile 20 strong
line winch they hold night
we have 70 regret the woundiBg Of Gen -dnders spa
Can't sses n the cavalry who commanded The outpost
The Oencrars condition critical Lcl' CO.. smith, ot
tho twentieth Michigan, wa killed st Campbell statoo
our oas Ia that f.hl was between tso and three mn
dred Our lss. 10 day win uos exceed one hundred and
1ry
fhe snemys .s- on Monday, owing @ the a1sers ore
OF uut artillery could not have been tess Lao tAon
sand Their 20 s o. DAY s cstmhed ~ torr or f7o h'n
dfcd.
Gen shsrkell1d had brsg 1sut ou sunday .lh The
reoct oo the otnc ado OF the no ostsl three mef from
here iic gept them Ia check and a. u-hi thsy di"p'
/ peired.
our mon are In tho best " spirits .ud per'ciy c'sa
! dent OF success tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

I,USN q IINT TTON Ut NTNINN
by sn entirely new snd oiEnsi method. x Dt
CADwEII. Orul'H Ac q Clinton riaoe tIishh
street,. uesr Broadway, ~esi si.e. Opersiion pain
le.s. result inmfdst~ no failure ron rots.' @sr.ri
ma charge n IA does o. removed tsT ~
D. c. and numbess. ~ toss entirely recovered as
ready references By Tbs momeIafy undertaking he POSI-
the - grrauised fAulusss and We sisft
perfect Young hiran tBd adults opensd on cty 70 ps
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
I0Na AND ALTKRATIvR

Previous % ia ais Iotion ~ the America pphr, u
pflprri3rs besides th 5frng i tn n aauo tnlif h-rs
hosc % which it it ser Alb srte' lt1 sto sutuiy
E for cHaniasa VOL As tartrsi utll1 90 to Sf q.
mo,t dls'nguiaard Ausyucal ,lemF.,. tif Prp. rof
satlnl Obi'tu tu4 iHilrs ~ IHI'n. F f ra<<'1 ~
whiea folnss s,H sT'Irr tts mes. ftHla.s &C ~ q
"A Ia g.rtIra
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

x.,aus,s ursina-HrseiN~d THE Day,
a. o. bo,t 81 ths Fhsfr ~, 80 nfpaiEaJ
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Four Days Fighting Between Long
streets and Burnside'S Forces.
Retreat Of the Union Army
10 Knoxville.
A GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
e., IL, -
H.. jaime, @. Fitzpatrick. e.pa,oh.


KroNriE. Tom, Nov. IT, 1868.
General Longstreet after crossing tho Tennessee on
Saturday morning, 1ith instant, attacked In the az
teruoon by General Burnside, who drove tho advance
guard back to within mile OF tho rivers edge by night
fall
LOngstrest crossed the remainder OF his troops during
enc night and on Sunday morning advanced in force
General Burnside. anding II impossible 10 cope with
him with the small iorco at his disposal fell back to Le
nor the rear guard skirmsbng heavily with the enemy
through tho day
Three desperate charges were made upon our positions
durug Sunday night, but they we're hsndsomely ro-
pulsed
On Monday morning General Burnside evacuated lie.
roir bu, owing the energy with which the rebel pur
suit was kept up, determined TO give them decided
check and accordingly into line OF battle at Camp
bolls Station wheu GGht ensued, iasiing from late IN
the forenoon until dark Our first position commanding
the road from both sdes the infantry dspoycd In front
OF this and were attacked by the enemy, who
made several gallant charges aud finally succeeded, by
outlankng men in driving Ihem 10 tho cover OF the
batteries which now opoocd terrific aud destructive
Gre The rebels retired before a. gave wy, aud even
tuay fell back TO the river.
II was three O'Clock In the afternoon The rebels
showing desire the attack and having brought
three batteries to their assa,ncc General Burnside fell
back to desirable position and again gave taen
battle The coniest continued, cios2g at nighuan, witt
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direction Labels and Tsgs. ~ Kinds
=. ls msuufscurcrs VICTOR hAUGFH in chsn.
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hsh {, So,em.gi,l NAsI"t a. gr L..-' VA,
sai oTt.at.s tAyas decided mcfi.iual rfanat'as ~
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by 3. taly uat ~ g. '"tar f"ant''r. 4, .hI
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some r,, .aoe nr rorap'a or u'.of o. s's'''''" "''
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Ia varou, loc.n.. ib otasr. tror ?, ssa. .rss
nave rsuiarcd written aud verbal tsuu pnlas eSal ~ q
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gKuLARAsT TosIc
csnp8nGd b. The perfection ~ oAsniie ana Rsh,a
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aud Gough Is hishly osausrsts'.
no DRowsY or srurBrYIsJ RBAoIiohyoiLJNs
In INF, rosar We cnailspgs The world 10 equsi H.,
lie, ihc obJer ercn tsre were no others "a
use of other euhlaran busa Known TO us h3s ishf
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ssis ensus. thus rendering them unit TO- Tho alex art
yalos1ent ,hs student, ana thOss of Al other vf.nlJ
eupAtLoas well rso,ink inoriinair nppeuN tir
deaf sprts Those ho have ussd The CrimoAn btillr
montba fomiy declare the AboFe ia be vvo ana hnr
thsm sre rsrKymtn issyefs and students. whose nAu
snd u1be. Aires WIN TO eFrn 70 Any who wa ga
osrs
Oar n, Qhu,,n has h.d los rrlsncs tho puycaAs
.aa drugs In this and ffoia hs h0roagh taesy
ledge u Cbemca scsnre and 81 o0npsua sins
public assured that bat Ne purra' aasfaa WI -
ua.i all the present. tigh Standard s no'J
Ia any event bs departed from
day aids ~ the any testimonials 80 have rsos 81
from Army Aurssons Fhysi-iAns sai others .so lave
ed TIA ytrtues Of which r be pup1stod tefsAi~f
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strsfh farsd ~ d. H1hft N+N"t N."'--' ~
F1~ffI sfanfts
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a New Perfume far thc UnDca~ rr ttrf.
EXTRACT OF Axe
NIGHT BLOOMING CRWFUN
rrdar BLOOsTSa CEHEUt
MONT BLooMIsG CEgEUf.
MONT BLooNINd cERRUs.
mJ,t er luiris, dew az snt fragrhn p,dvmr, dNir1
FROM ne rsrc and beautiful Tower from Mhsh aec is
an' M'aG5isStsa es Ha oG1 or N6ous7rrfriAbt SON
Ask FOR PHhLON's-IAKL no OTHER.
sols by drlsgs sii generally
AK Your Grocer For Kents East India
Cones hcslthCu aud hest family Only'
2sc p.r pound Twice ne s'rsng o. Ja', WIN AZ u, "a
(he general depot three doors from Greenvohl "a upon
o-sry pacsags. Ask for "KBST's" crocetssuppied
Beautiful Com pie1Ion.- Bloom
The complexion snd skin n as BrladraJ aai druggists
oyeryvhers.
Had Breath How Many Lovers 10
haa sdhow friends foreysr parted To effect
a rad cal cure use tho 'BALh OF THOUSAND FLOW
FRS" asa dentnloo nght and mosi.nE IL also hrauu'
ne8 mpeIoh frics aig cea,a Va so'e ~ all drug
gft
Artists Euad
HsuIBfrIOE.
aaRAT pibronK
H0RSh PAIR.
ros. nosHgup.
NO 0.s BR0ADwAy
Hihums at Wholesale Prtess.-A Large
consi nrent q Paris Albums tetsng At ~hoesas pfccs
al Nc. - John sitsei.
A secre, worth Knowing do 60 Thos,
AGNEw X, 40 Greenwih street ard ~ Murray sssees.
and ssssy.ssas ~tss vstd In every family.
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Drtctal Drawings or marr0y, E1dy &.
Os.s EraiIoH and hasoHr stsis fp'ierin.
K.,ruuKr EkrsA C.,f. bqf-Hot. ~ 1853
30. &c IL, s., 49, -. s. .. Ca 30. a. 20. q 80.
KsrrgoHy OLksi sDl-,ot 10. 1875
u. p CJ. 2. 81 i3. 80. 70. "A Ii it
otrspsrsg g.a.fr,s o ohs-g.. ~ sidrelsns rishsss
AURRAr EDby 90
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r.w.ombe's "Gold seal" smotins I~-
D.. =. To- saa sryrrwhrr- Waasfse asppt ~ Hi''9Nar