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Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
REBEL NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST
From Richmond Papers Of August 24th.
THE YANKEES sHELLlHo CHATTANOOGA.


THE YANKEES sHELIIHo CHATTANOOGA
CHATTANOOGA, AUG 22 noon.A force of some strength
appeared the opposite side OF the river yesterday about
ten O'clock and commenced shellng the place without
warning Our batteries replied promptly and the artillery
duel continued until P. NJ little GIRL daughter of f
y. Roche, Of Nashville mortally wounded also, one
lady The feryman at the river badly wounded. The
enemy afterwards retired. All quiet to-day
PROM MISSISSIPPI.
ATLANTA, AUGUST 2i.--A special 10 the Appeal dated
Canton 20b says that Grenada has fallen into the hands
of the Federal force from the Yazoo aud ano her from
North Junction Th rolling stock of the New Orleans
railroad at G. enada The enemy met no opposition
Mjor Chalmers, in tie absence Of Col Semmsrs fell be-
hind the Ysabusha and fought the Yankee raiders three
hours when our wagons being safe and the Yankees from
the south threatening rear. evacuated Grenada
The Yankees burned the rolling stock and captured Major
Chalmers aud party OF men, One quarter Of the twn
WAS burned Fearing that jackson was coming the Yan.
KEGS retreaed prec patey Both the large and fine rail-
road bridges the Yaabusha were burned General
Hatch is reported dead.
FIGHT IN TENNESSEE.
ATLANTA, AUs 92.-A letter to the Confederacy from
Forests conmsnd says that Col Dbrel had another fight
with regiments Of Yankee cavalry an the I7th in
stant at Sparta (Tenn repulsed them with loss Of
forty or hfy killed or wounded Dibrells force six
hundred strong. His loss s two killed. seven wounded
1t is reported by passengers that the Yankees were
sheling Chattanooga.
ELECTION or A SENATOR IN ALABAMA.
Robert Jemison Jr has been elected to gil the unex-
pired term OF Yancey in the Confederate Senate
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E'RENCU PORCELAIN, Parian Marble, Gas
L. FIXTURfs and CHANDELIERS, BRoNZEs TAIL
GLASS and ClPpI tRY, SIN EkrLATE AID JApANNED
WAaE, ANTIQUE and BOHEMIAN FANCY GOODS,
kIIIuEk CROCkEkN. nc, &c, 40
hUFUS NJ BNUSDtOE, No. 3D. Broadway, cor 1istx.
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Urn Goods.

RNOLD, CONSTABLE ~ CO.
WILL OFFER SPECIAL INVOICE OF
GREAT BARGAINS IN
INDIA cAaEL's HAIR
LONG slIAwLS.
Open Center rom $50 to 3ico caeh
I splendid stock Of
INDIA STRIPED CARRIAGE sHAwLs,
NEW ARTICLE.
PLAIN AND PLAID CENTER MUTFLER
suAwLs, IN LARGE VARIETY,
JUST RECEIVED.
CAEAL-sr., cor MERcER.sT.
7 AIDES AND GENTS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT..
SILK, lfERINO, ard LANB'S-w0OL
UNDER-0ARNENTs, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ENGLISH sni GERMAN HOSIERY,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
ROMAN scARFs.
TIES, sUspENDEEs
SILK, PLUSH LINED, BUCK,
AND CLOTH GLOVES.
TIE CELEBRATED
CuEIIJ.gY KID GLOVES
PLAIN TAPE, BoIDERED, HEMMED,
ENBnoIDERZD, INITIAL, aud
PRINTED LAWN, &c
L. C. HANDKERCHIETs, &C, TO-
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
CAyhLsTaEET cor. MERCER
ENPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH
PCPLISS,
MEREos,
AND SCOTCH CLoAKIEG fLAIDS
~ Css> Of tie above goods
WILL BY OPENED ON
MOEDAY. Nov :,
In an ,b. moo, FASHIONABLE CoLcRs,
ard QUALITIES,
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co
CANAL cor MERCER. STREET,.
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Eoet an0 FOUND.

I OST.--Saturday (3lst Oct. }, in or near tho
~ Pacific hank, . PO,kET BOOK, containing SUM-
papers about twenty-five Dollars IN money, aii enes
Icilihe) dawn the f1,Ae bank by the si9,.ov
his osrr dc.sd by him. lor one iiuadIsd enu
hys Dollars An Der ons arc cautioned against ncsc.
checA ~ its payment been stopped ine ants 10
ruin "A tho rnonsy Tor tho return If tho BOOK Al" uss,oN
III. rac.ao Balh, No. 40 Broadway >" N. 49,
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OSr or MlSLAlD.-A fh ss, anaS,sd .,a
IL NOTE msds by Inghan iirass t0r ss n ardas Of A.
.lan aud Dy hlm ndor,rd dated sept ~ ,s'i o,s
rom date the S .a,I persons .is eau.
,snsd asnt SsDsss e same a, payment Ia. been
. .,'s sxN"'' &. COOLEY, Nv. W. Bi0sdhN.
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.TL,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sir / tNr, lI,RNts

TLNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES Ib,RhEs
CFLEbRAIED tEMALE KILLS.
Prepared lrof ~ crif don Of IT J. CLARKE D. H.
Physician. = trso, arGfy 20 tle Queen. -
This well known .ieha Inc IL imposition bN asue-S
safe remedy ksrlle tCucs ara CDst. ael, i" -
can.. ~ha~v-r and although powerful remedy y -
nothing htr,lh the cous.fglion. IL hisitee -, "a
4 il peculiarly suited ID will IN short hae' pihs ''''
monihly prfiVd Wi. rsui,ry. n.R,eh
la cI., u Nervous aud Spna, Ahceonf ram y, cf ne
aud LLnhi Faigec on ssf eNeiaoi . .ssrt . curA
HEAR. hysfsrics aud Alits thee ms W. M, rtuI
wn.a al other nr.ls lave .aui, a." s.'s ~ l,tAas
remedy A, uot contain ian, e,!oaiel' si''in'"'
hur ial TO tle constitution. -. .l p,ciA.e, which
ia. dis.c;.cus ~ sac p'irFhe' "'"
,Ao,l br Carefully NJ er'ed A., f,e. o. the agent.
70, n. particulars, 50 psn phs' i',,i 10 aty a-hosed
n K-s,I and postage seinps s,r 10 oil, nv rtnri
agent VIA ir,ary ec'Ya e'"'''
'ai 500 ~ MosE, NJ "a cosrlani',,', New iSSS
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T'OR SALE, with immediate possession. tne
2 -esan; sorry brown .ss8s lsrh stop HOUSE No
Ma.t EDS bc.s ia ~ =. ~xss helses -'as' esS
adas Stensap And b., is b . p IN e cT-er
cut IL si BE- sod fof saoiA,ns rosss was ssy
sessnber Tsr e.tr rs-ey c'A &c Pa-~
oY . large portion may Ivingin Fr Ie.ptis spy
,II4A1 EOAEA MORGAN, ~. pire-se.
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t!leoiraI.

MANHOOD ard the Vigor Of Youth Restored
We IA Four WecSs by Dr. RECORDS EsSENof. q iir
M, rfa sr.ei, viii rcre Manhood to the moss
Shattered Constitution whether 4Tising rom Exees sos
Abuc tie Effects o. CiuAe. OF N~satal Causes. NC
ur, Is irnuassib- Or. hicoTd rsseac" o ls m aSI- y
case. with Instructions Tor 10. - o. oaf 3aAnnt's ~ -
for 81 Sent carefully raexs u remittance ~ ."
aceg,di.ei agolL - .
PHILIP ROLAND, No. a.! brocmerI 4
49, -, -, rr,,i,.av hewlofG
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Mem Publications.

"v- Mcrts,s &, Q: the Second Great TruDvr.e oi
Ynr,.sa Historians, "-l North American Review.
~ APPLETON Il Co.,
II Nos lg3 aud ii5 BROADWAY,
luDLIsu TINS Days
I'll L ) Il . IL Y
TitB ROMANS UNDER THE In siHC'
by
Cu.rLss MrRIvALs, b. d.,
Late Fei'ow Of 81. Johns te,eee A.,
Vol l. handsomely printed Oh uaied Pelf @-'
wa To bs COMPLETED In seven Volumes
CONTENTS. ,
Vol III TO the estsbihmer of the Moaarchy by asg"stls
vos Nv Aud " FROM Augustus to C.aaI;us, d. T. ~ 10 ~
D.54. . N r. 90 A.. E.u ~ Tn.
sT, Vii rom the Destruction of Jerlsaet A. D. 20 to the
M y,labe wors terminates the poin. where the nara
tve Of bboa commence and is therefore Indispensable in
every library
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r/EPHYR WORSTED CHEAPER THAN
~ EyER-8c per OUNCE oil colon, resalaf price &c. Jc
and Sc 1000 pounds OF tho es qpafy OIL coi'r Also
-~Ne.dlss Cvnyas. Patterns, 10 .-....un,,.. ,,,,,
PEks and hand n,sdo sO,TAD5 Of low price:
y Al ELuEUH, he. wv Nv w BfosaSA.
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DRCSS IRIMMINGS.--New styles in Bngle
Tdmrnipes Ornannents yoive. Ribbons. Alpaca ard
Embroidery Bsi4s bntion. Ssid' and Opsey Ias,el.
A,o e. "a, VARIETY Plain aud Embroidered AaLefsAie"
Coz N aud Cuts, very cheap . ,
H. H. Inc largest. cheapest: snf best n,ored ocs Of srsli
wares Combs bushes iar Nets and Fancy Sooa- IN te
tn any other store e. large small quantities.. al ELoEls
kos $50 and it broadway, near 18th st., eat side
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fouses eno farms nDante6.

I or WANTED-Not less than 50x100, on
~ which 70 buld factory. Ins. De within nte ~ ~
ST. Nicholas Hotel Adr 50 Box NO. 2aoe Pss Vhie stAre
price and particulars
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Drn Goods.


". IS NOW OPfNlNG
CASHMERE SHhWLi.
sTRlfED DROCiiE sHAWLs.
- ALL-wOOL LONG SHAwLS.
PLAID and SfaipED.
Nc, ect sad 2cs Sixth avenue two ioor below Foaeen.n
II. is NOW OPENING
LINEN DAMAsKs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
sCorcH Linen DIAPER
sTlIPED CAMBRlCs
Loco rS "A BliLLiANiS,
At Old Piee-2s 9 yard ,,.x- :,
Nos 20, and zoo Sixth avenue iocs below F0ureenn
Il. Al W Is NOW OPENING
FULL Erock 1Fepvrs
AAp mEnISo USDkEWEAR.
HOODS AND soNrAGs.
I'LL STOCK or ZINE HOSIERY.
UNDEHWEE-
10, LOf
urAyyi.Sj III R26' w keDllis HOSE,
IS. VI. a PAIR.
COTTON HOSE.
rxrp, HEAVY. Ex ri;ii WE'LL MADE
Nos 20a and 16 SIKH uvenue, two doors below Fo.eenh
r. II. MACY HAS NOW orrs
1000 Dozen LADIES' BEST QUALITY
PARIS KID GLOVES,
OUR OWN INFORMATION
800 Doz GENTS KID GLOVES.
OUR I'D GLOyts
ARE TIE BEsr QUALITY
IMPORTED. ,
NC 9Th ,,-o. two soor, beo,s surteenh-s,
IL. MAS NOW orHy
'h'f r AIN Al SKIRTS c,rv
Lyss THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
No. .o4 and Sixth two doors below ton.entot
IA. HAS SOW orEN >.,s, u,,srs
FRENCH NEEpLEAM,9SRnG ORE iNfANIs "Ai'i''
FLOUNCiNGS. ,.,
FRENCH NEEDLE-WQhA INFANTS pnESsLS'
NEEDLE.WOBA KDGlSGS
NHEDi.E.N yltN iSSEht!SOsS.
ILLUSION LACEs.
~ e., "a, ~ end - WIDE.
SLEEVE LACKS.
rfIE EFEE ~ Wis us
GRENAprSE Walls
CUIpuRE walls
yALFNCfENSES LAcES.
THREAD LACLS
RONAN sCAEfS.
RExL LACE coLLsns
M N. LAcfs.
IN GREAT VARIETY
100, Doaen q
LADIES LINEN bAhDhERCHlEFs
fI FoR Iii II i HONEY ~
EMgRoIpFRED HAspXFacHrEPs.
IL cULOfs AND WAITE
upvsrlrcu.D HAyDrTaCRTyrs,
L4DiLs' MSS AND GENTS.
coronEp EyBRclpEIip HASDKBnCHIEFs,
~ CEEif NAhikff. . .
Not. 20. and 'cc Sikh ayeae two DO, eo- fcer"enlh -
A" sfRAy0 L ADaIAScE.
30 - BROADWAY,
WI G sgs, @ h2S ! - ''''
CO.., ~, -. 2' ~ he ,eo, a,,i.sti,
CORDED Sis. e. .ni . ,aess. vide.
MOlVE ANTIQUES
IN ALL an. Nav SHADES.
PARIS gL,cr rAyrfrSs WITHOUT LusTEh
CORDED ~ ALL ouAlIiifs.
C,HAWLs and CLOAKS
- STRAND ADMh|CE;
IL syss "a MOSpAY. Nov. a.
81 RETAiL.
,sy,,p cy soae q i rSs snss suAwIs
In al color, cvrE % rcd.
ASA -.
PALE BORDER INDIA fAisLfN PARIS. OrSS GIN
lER SHAWL, H. el gullhb.
SCARLET, aLfGk and Wfii4E CtSthhS
MEN STYLE ol GOALS JUL EhNit'AD
ALSO, e..
! The Greet ., I'D % irrh BLACK LYONS
s..l. VELVET es'r iispo"sd
ID r L go, g 2o I. lDS,ixcr,
| 30 f.: iHOADWAf
VIII Offer or Mondsy. hor. 2 ..,
| IuKtE GAsES PARIS PLAID POPllNs,
| IN HIGH COLCfs lOh t!!lLbhLa;
Also,
VELOUR DE Russo,
/ pCFLis ~ ALL
|, TIiT NEW SHADES Ar GREAT BARGAINS
| Together
With s,es, variety Of o,l~r -
| DRESS GOODa
KlD GLOVES
NEW BRAID,
THE EMPRESS GLOVE,
FOR LADIES'.
PINE SOFT ELAsTiC-RQU.iL 70 ANY ~ MARKET
| BLACK AND IN COLOR5.
81 90 A PAIR.
RICHARD GREEN
| No. 10 Csnsl-st cor Lasrena
4 PARIS FLOWERS.
flAuHlLt
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gbauees for Business A.ei,.

nRUG STORE for SALE CHTAP--Eight
ulos foro city doing ,ood b1.ine,s; nc drly sro
within eIos Of ri'e; setJ inhabitants Ia4susa. 40.
VI Broadway, for three dsys
sJNO PRIkIERS--A few hundred dollars In
II cash, and Mortgage for snaer, win purchase
NeeiII NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE on tie HudSon
River fs fele chmsy FOR pfaetic man in1oe Of
address H. H. WEBB, 10. IL Dutchst, hcw-fo'k City.
&1O0 A MONTH. This amount is less
" lOO then the monthly prot u realized By
10. ~ West ~ "tew.l0rk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Musical.

THE MATINEE AT THE ACADEMY % Hrsic.
one can endure the outbreak OF hs,ly cho'efc nsn
such are generally though passionate good tsaisd and
alter The storm there peaceful rtse N0t - NHh
thnso ~ spitefal o,wndiy Euspoious b,agi uh5 fsf
ani watch about srd are At all times uapesant, ire
soIe and unkind They unboarab'o taere arc no
serene moments With them. 10 IKE manasr an ue sn
dufe with forttuds good, hard homes, shower which
crnss down With wUl and lbsn passes away oavug ne
'Ey clear. Bat nasty, misty, ARMY tay vhep tsa
ran comes down 10 Gue droIs lnsnuatag ei ilio acd
vuisr all ibinss, renders us miserable c.sIs saciai
thoughts % enter the mind u lhoae vho rss ID
-eaaers even the m0s, prospcro1g uncomfortable ls,
tueA dsiesiabe weather DID have yoeray, alt yet
there SS crowd of richly diossed sdies a. s grand
matinee, which was The Iast q this opers'e to-aon.
There was rrs indgeement a. ms mailase
BsiluTs moh nsiodlous opera. "ia -0rBanibu
h,' vas 70 bs fBaz ~ Mics Ks osg, sbs =
always - suocossfl 10 TO ros = Au.ai rlsnrr
btu, /. Evro, land Bashi A. tbo Cog-t bioifo.
Aedod y lhs, 40 management snn0apcei that Mms
Virginia lorni wouli trg ihe sfali aria ff1m tho
''hemfAms' Aad that, Aesi by sisBsr nsuolshi, she
voad sing Lks Nssrsrs. .fron ' Tfoyaorc 1bst tbs
srDouncement rss tsnyti5g 10 TIE ssb,t1e- y ~
aos1esy a hcsis n svidsat Ma tie tat that tbsy
cfgw ied ue hOgss
Tro opssa pssssa % most sa,ssrstsry. vs gsfors
sho ever 80 porfect ID alsng ~ tChq'afy vss
IbooxhosG hs hre sta u n sgAsas5tsls.' To-
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

roughly pleasing sba sung Tho ara como pr 10
sorenon with much taft9 and execution The ara hnae
"Ab non Giunge," shs rebiefed admirably Ihefe a.
DO 90 Doubt that Mas Kellogg yefy 'ncoSsstu o 'H"
Lalti hv volcs which though nd very possrfsi, a
attractive frcm 10 sNesttes ie vas yerT sgccesspl
". role of uvno ~ cvi9cnt that tLu afiis u boecm
Ius great fsvors witb tie pubio BACH admira
bio TIE Tois 0f tbs Couni lie sang te ara - raw
s0' grandiy and was much apqsudsi fls 40, ~ NfAf
cI0rlsea aud orr hsstrs al that e1f bs fssr.1
Duf8g ths hni .ny, 1s's Nine. ilfisi sa1g ~ ar
from 'asuTama ms uflfs ffEsntaea npti a3mi.
rsbiy cultivated y0ce uhEh spafe sef 'fs,h she "
oahrs briiarty. enc u'ing hesnis aord m9a'1 ~ih
Tho gtm.rt seclffcy a1d facilty ~ sss ul1ch %
psriei ar Ltf sIscgiou = the ara. IbrG.h ihs Ntss
maine sbd iAdist 90 rKLerei o. af Ar1 th ar
great sh0s q eEegy Ne raif'lg % nar2A t9rlaA'9 o
grti Nns iOrinl cane beflfo tta clftan.
~ tbs u NJ oiefa. Nms 'risi 40 cared
IN crigne All lng tto "NBsrrfr" afcd - rigr"r
Ha1nrisri 1ha eT.H vas &. tgtrssa,8i ~ 30 cagfs q
% versa fctre -s tae iatatel ofinf rgti bt bead
. d. abts ~ tls 1tefa in lhste = Lnaa1ra hiss
l1rtui arbsvrd great rgcrng lu bysbn lat s.Aalo
Ul1n tte faI u lha t1r'so Htns. fofini snf 4En1f
haagoieui orfly tgriaHfa' arf caI FL 0nt Tbs
part of BE srtefAinrnfrt uts refy succsssiaL
shnEryE.e uLsEwT
The ffft (! he geratc ecsacu ano91ncoi ~ the "1rn
nsnccmeli q iha water by.hf haFa1fs1 ass 1,1'
vcmay rsy, p1fsuibeF ID tsai ut savy Ne gssi l a
n a.. rsrksfEeaft city 20 urf-a Treats HHfa ff'
llfn AL r1a'ings ~ rtttirg iast on Msrfy q "a
Mafsttfx Las jsDegi uFna Hhfrl tr.aFtsn nea.ff
evou - ths lgsra -Hs fcal'f4Dly ftntfrtf a. ~
tits tclrflfd uetfss'Fff q tbff ~ ts faf ti 2.
tisfsrioriiy, ard ~ rh.s fefformsl.a rs' ina
stn more 10 a. tbt fnart Hf.eh. t7 hsy
"ttgpfat Apd sifs las l.ng.t It'tt N Ht
The n.1rs the publ4 tsttmr 'am af r 'h
70, -. ~. " ~. a ~, ..s rs lat fai1fss
al hs fsayn $50 49, ht f.aft' = ~ - ~. -.
lsst esss1 sita 10 ftga, y NJ ~ t.s 80, h..
prodBeei ana pe rshr q ~ F.p''- NF"
- sF..a rave
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
The Press Dcspas, hes.

wDmScTos. Soy. -, 1903.
No intelligence respecting Tho Army of tho Potomac has
been roceivci today army heacqusrcu gp 70 two
clock this afternoon.
The star says 'hA, yesterday morning cur e'vairy
pu.hoI forward far egsi Grove usro hey ns, shs
advance q the rebel esvay AMI tho latter driven
aeross Rnsse creek river AMI s',srhris aernss MI
run BODY u febsl infAniry r,n,i tslrseB that
pot aud orange Court Hoass. aud ,he vhos rsba forea
moved on n the dlreciIon % the lAiior rlace
Ioeu., Grove four miles soaih of Germans Pore, "a
Orange county, ard within ahos dniasSs Of tho -'-
dsrness whore HOOKER fought he bate.
NH ran st.o mHss from Iocu,i Grove, ara irom
thence 70 nogrian river 1hsrs The rebel General gy.
N ErsG, "a ears. sad 70 - IN force, s sbos, sr
mle. orange cosri Ho4ss tws'ys miles 'arhsr
% 10 q southwest dsecikn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

gray rebels out OF the ledge line Of rife pits and
over the base Of the hill in numbers which surprised
few turned aud fred their pieces but he greater
number collected into the many roads which cross OBJ
liqueIy up It's steep face, and went on 10 the top
Some regiments pressed 90 and swarmcd up the steep
sides Of the ridge, and here and ihsre color was sd
vanecd beyond the lines. The a,,emp, appeared most
dangerous but the advance was supported and the whole
ue was ordered TO storm the heights upon which not
Ices than forty pieces of artillery, aud knew how
many maske,s stood ready slaughter the sssallants
With cheers answering to cheers the meD swarmed 70
wards. They gathered to the points e,si dialcal. Of
ascent, the line vas broken. color after color wm
planted TIE summit while misse, aud ea1non vomied
their thunder upon them.
well directed sho, from Orchard Knob exploded a
rebel the summit and the gun was sssn being
speedily taken the right, s drivcr ashlug bis horses.
party Of our solaIers intercepted them, aud ,he sup
vns captured with cheers.
fierce muske,ry n.ht broke on, 10 ,be en- where,
between Thomas and Sherman mile or two of the
ridge wss sin occspied by the rebels.
Bnss ep the house which be had hsld his hoadqiar
tsre nd rode 10 The rear as cur roop crowded the h
ou either side OF bin.
GeraI G,aut proceeded 10 lts summit aud tbeo oniy
did We know Iis height,
Some o. the captured artillery vas pu, Inio position
Ar,gerIsts we're for WORK The guns and caa0ps
were searched for Ammunition
The rebel log breStworks vsre torn p pleces and
carried the other eide Of The ridge and sse In forming
baTricadcs across.
sIrong Inns u Bfantsy vas ,.rnsd in ,Ls rear Of
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Bards line. and engaged in musketry contest with
tho rebels 10 the et. and odgemsn. was 1000
Effected.
The other assault TO the right Of centre gained tho
summit, and The rebels threw down their arms sna
fed
Hooker coming into favorable post.on s-eprshs rsal
Of The ridge nnd captured naBy prisoners
Bragzs remaining troops Isrt early the night, and
ne sae,. Of chaeanooea, s,r days sf s,arogvring AMI
fsltirs, p7i gon The fasnsh sr ne REBELLION "a.
,.nt, n 5yotsn. B,utde q r,,oed from, danger in EaR
Tern,ro K,nh,cty and T,ne,ys ar. rs,cued G,oygia
and ne SouasaS ave hr,atn.d IN ne rear, and auoha
rtasry Is aiieds n, staRr sf =" Unconditional suv,na>,
Grant"
Tonight the estimate Of captures several ihoulaldi
pr soners and thirty pieces Of artillery.
Our loss for 80 grea, a victory no, severe.
Bragg sring the railroad he retreats towards Da
ton. Sherman s 10 bot pursuit.
To-day vicwei the battle geld. which extends for
miles along Mss onary Rdgs ror several M s % oos
out Mountain.
PIpdgly mo- % ssR direc.-i, 70 sea o5dsr.a a tafl,
hd, tatsa plas during ne rlr. Bat cue assault was
fepuaed bit lhn, assault. by ealus 70 that pont sh'
rebel reserves prevented them rcpaIsIng any = ne
others
Anw Days ,nce Bragg seu, 10 Gsnsrsi Gran. ca q
rucs advising him ,ha, IL would DO prssoa, 70 remove
any non combatsris who sh, be siii IN Chattanooga
No reply hg been returned but ihe oombs,sn,s haV o;
removed from ,ns vicn.ty, probable ib1. ron com
esianis ssn rem lin without lmpr.zescc
" G. MICS. ouA.Un@s Gersra,
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
BURNSIDE'S ARMY.
The Latess from Knoxville.

CAMP LouDos, Ky, Nov. 25, 1883.
General Burnside g,i holds Knoxville, and hss hsii ha
poson for ten days against largo oeds. lie aa moral
and military hero and has endeared hnnso 70 the Cnon
mon East Tennessee man ever DID, sad deserves
the honor and confidence ot the whole country
ny family are IN Knoxville. and am ou ny way 70
clocinnaiiadvised to leave BY The military autborts1
fshau return BY chsltanooga. W o sROwNiOw
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
RArrAnAssocn s1Anos, Va, Nov 2s-1p. \

RAPpAnASsock STATION, Va. Nov 49, r. H.
Tho Army Of tho Potomac has nnay severed It's limo
OF communication with Warrington, and nothing has
through from II since yesterday morning.
II thcro had been general engagement yesterday tho
wounded would have sent the rear conveyed
to Washington by the railroad from this point An no
wounded have boon bore, is certain that no
bat,o has boon fought
Tho heavy capnonading OF yesterday probably of
greater importance than artillery nring frequently s
which makes great deal Of noise, but uo
ton
This morning cannonading was heard fainter than that
Of yesterday but during the day has beon perfectly
qaIe..
The rain coasod before dark aud probable that tho
quantity which foil TO day win not interfere with the
movements OF tho army except for a fow hours.
In emancipaiing l,sor from Washington, the Army Of
tho Potomac position To operate mos, dsastrousy
against tho rebels should also emancipaio tho Union
prisoners enduring Of misery In single month
at Richmond, will accomplish ons Of tbs greatsss
achievements performed by any army during the war
Como time since was intimAisd In this correspond
give Joy to the heart Of every loyal man in tho
country and plunge rebels into tho decpc, depths OF
grief. arc not tho hopes q the people being rsahdi
and does not every day develop something rotating
to tho purposes Of Geacral Mcad,'
General Ingalls,, Chief ousrtOrmAs,er Of tho Army Of
the Potomac, eompmeused Colonel DevcreuI the super
p.sudcnt Of tho Military railroad which naa transported
Supplies to tho army. By snuding him asssss1s
ssursss aim ttss comssadiax General and himself,
and other ofccrs OF the Quartcsmassers Dsp~imsns.
were under ea, obligations 70 tho superintendent 'or
tho promptness efficiency Of bis transporiaiio do
partment which has foragcd and railoncd large army
sufficiently only for it- say rurplos, bat for saeh
number OF days ahead enablc TO start out
long march, and all this single track railroad.
Tho train this evening will ke down nine Guefilss
captured between Catlsts Station and Tarfar coar,
House las, night Fonr OF them oapturcd In oIs
house and wors all bed ono og them had three
thousand dolars ia srecnbacss 10 h.s pocket.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

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r... !. sr.shef sar rs u.n ~ tssa iai no css'rt
tea e go Ts.th nafesii srt.rfrtsfy o. '1s- iri'i
tas p.naug~ tss-r u q ~ yais a. iu ge' ta'f.
nt,r-.rtiailysa ffam tls gfsuch, irsa 9ffHia aHi
sttas tstnna ses - ~ pressri 80 isi' rst .
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isrfsn q parysF aay q ~hFh 90 ~ y y ~
a. sytw . efowss1 Eylss Csvfi tn1iA, ~ bMa Vspf.
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.s,ss b sssfs.s sttsssaes whosi ftAi AM us vtfl
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- = M ,,-.s - tstsf q its kHtxb. ~ ~ fAiftx
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The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Es,sp. of the Hsssi General John Mor-
gas aud sir Of Ills oniosts f'"m tho
Ohio p,nitentiary.

Gsosral Joha Morgan ,rd ilr u hn oncHs-viSs Cap
m.bs Bsopsu. rAyibr, fBod q, haynes. nacfsfsmnb
.sd neGos-e,caIel from ihs ca,abus psaisarAiy sst
p,stt by erg ~ hfgash tts Cor q. usI c 70 feusf
lsad ng " th0 river.
oue ibylsaai a1Hars fesud orefti - us fr-t
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The New York herald., 1863-11-29
pam ros,s..s ,fopre..

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ts.-t TO ib1nsas1 t1r-a aaa fafsagts 1fisea bvrs
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t.fcs sgieSx iLA ANfSyE,
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
IN. ..e,.,s,y sf wa.stIIome.

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