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sAis PszitsztiEry has ssnt hHl Of icy arsssk ths
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thoriiy frou Li=atszantGsasrzl Hsrfss ds orEanizs
al the ms1sers Of his eoznsRd VIE arS Eot rsw n
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sees a. hs sppss-s thsrsfsrs earnestly cal Hssa al
uAs SO zsE absent to rsPsrt - ezss te ths esEF
uhleh have established 81 BesatzF, Ca Fhis in.
slsdss EOs oalY AL sasors aas nsH who are abssat
Eitasai leave, bas ass tAass with Leave. AID ~
Provost Earsha'E sd CezmzadaHt af PsSiE are -
suesss 70 sesA forward AL sEsers Eas nss Of this
sszEznd - thsss heas4uarsrs zsS ESt 10 recognize
any leaves sf abssEes except suoh printed and
issued frsm snd approved st tksss hssdq1Rrsers I
sEOsrsEy A-gs that every ois=s vii net EssT ths
Srsstsrs asSty IN responding 10 ths ALL bat Wsl Ese
Ais saassvOrs 70 hTzs szy nsa tsrward taSt he nay
kEoW ts b. EksIkiag ksa saty.
Ar JeHFEsE
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q KENNEDY HOUSE,


OH ET. LOUIS bstassn Frahkiin aaa Aamiitoa
streets ID sas 81 ths ssEt BsAssat loesiioHa II She
sity ard ths travelling P1khs vii ana = 90 taelr inss
As ts ssaB tharo. The tzbie h always arnaAea ~ u
he se-t tha azzrket kasraA eab4ea II ne ha5t
o. saknE tsrsoHs visa - stsp a. tbs Roass. ts
ashsr Pi@ssE, srsfsrs Il rsaid be well - reasHBsF
= ssaiiaA tssS
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FIRE Engine ARD HOSE CART FsR
@sLEi

: FIRsT-RATB MAeUiSE-all IN persist srses.
a ss q,od a. new yiih ,hEss Aassrsd fee Of gesa
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= = a "a seats Assss. J1st tAs tAisE fer Fss-
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sos.ss : fsr As DurPess sssenPaayiaS Il inquire Al
2: ~ ~, sss = N ", .. EIsKARRs,
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HEABegAErEKs DHFAErNEsT T.NEEssEE,

HEAEegAETERs DEFAETNEET TzEEEssZ,
BsssEser la, lsee.
sPKazAB sBBEEs Ea -
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sstas'isk fsnsszTsss fsC the mes 81 Nsrgza'a ssn
mad Ths separated frsa their rsss7szis and
Ass attached is any existing Savry sfgAssztisa He
VII srgaaiEs Asn iats sonPanisss bsstahsEs ard rsgt
nsatA and sgslp, mount aad sra then As rssialy as
Psaihls. Al Prsvasi NHshsIs AID ssEzsndszt II
Pssts In this dspa nsus WI svs EEL Johzsaa svsrT
AID IN ne szosHaOR 81 this srasr.
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sEEATB.
FRIDAY. Dacsmbsr Is. 1853 The Senate
was called 10 ordeT ct 70 0'clcek, By Mr. Hunter,
OF Virginia, aad opened with prayer by the Rev.
Roht. Ryland, Of the Baptist church.
The esmmittee en- FoTeiga Ahlirs was IN
creased By the addition Of Ar Johns0n, OF
Georgis, aud thst on Commerce By the addition
of Nj. Orr. of Sozth Carolina.
Rssolutione Of the FisTida Legislature, rels-
five to the importation Of certain articles Of
merchandise by private enterprise, ware pro-
sented By Mr.. Maxwell, and RppTopristely re-
faIred,
BIt. Sparrow. Of Louisiana, OF tho committee
oa Military Affairs, reported back the bill %
smend the act to aid the State sf KentaclZy in
procuring elethiDg for the troops frsm that State,
with Bandry verbal smepdmERts. which were
agreed TO by the serase. The bill mas after
wards en- molten Of Alr. Oldhzzn, lEid on the
table ard ordered to 30 printed.
In support of his motion 10 lay on the table.
Mr.. 9ldhan remarked that the trooPs from
Kentucky were in the Same condition as those
from Texas Arkansas and Missouri. The peo.
Die Of bis own State could nos send elothiDg 10
their tEoops, and he Was unwilling to take the
matter out of the hands Of The auarteFmsstor,
whose daty il wss 10 provide suitsblS rsimeni
fer oil the troops.
The bill 10 authoTizo the appointment OF 9
Third Auditor Of the Treasury was taken up and
passed. Els salary was 6xed at SO 900.
There being no further business before the
Senate. on motion Of Mr.. semmss, Of Louisiana
i adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Ths House met at l2 e'clsck, and vas spsuec
with prayer, by the Rev. DR.. Duncan.
Mr. Goods, of Virginia, offered q resolution
instTasting tho sommittes on the judiciary 4
! inquire into the sxpedieneY of 90. Amending th'
act to regulate impresSments, as to leave safh
sis1t bread ahd provisions to supply the Wanil
| Of the non pT0dacsgs Of the country.
/ Mr. Goode said that The agents Of the com
missaIy and quaFtermasteT depsrshsnis have
bean recently going all over The eonntrY. sad
! where they could not 90 themselves, had writ
ten communications, notifying al produceIl
/ ihst thoir whole surplus wss impressed, and for
] Bidding them 70 move Is. The q9esti9n was
/ what ara al the non-pTodueeTs-tf large nun
Der Of persons residing IN eities-tho mechanics
/ fae wives and ehildTen Of our soldiers, the yas
nunber OF refugees VINO Wcro driven rom theii
homes By the anemy-Ehat were theas % DC
As an iustaBcs Of tho groas injustice et sbia
svsteul. he stassd that he knew o. mil IN which
4 al me io! eOrn had bsGn impressed By the com
uoisssrv agent st the depot, who knew ss ths
hms thai twsnty Or thirty families were sup
nlioe, BY thaf mill, and be impressed il simply
i because i was eOnVsneut % shs depot, cad D
ans too lacy 10 60 soms distsnss further and oh
tain supplies from = Plaes vhieb eonld saoRd i
give saea, ,, s
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
FORREST,
GEN.
Great Var CHEF Of the West


HAS gives Rs a1ihsrty 70 rsiss REGIMENT
III for LIS nsu esDmaad- Al uen not now IN the
Ooafsderats StEtsz EsrTies Fable 10 ssnssrpas8
h laws sf Congress- and asls snsHrs Estivs
Esrvics VII 5s r5OsiFed. Essh nust provide
h2lsf with COED harse saddle ard bride, AID srsas
viii be farnishsd By the General 81 Esadgaartsrs.
ksa vii b eEitles - ID the PFivbssss and sOERlisa
sf Confadcrzts States Eeidierz.
Ny sOgntTyuea-ysEng EsR sf GsaFEa-dsisy 10
longer. Gene eEt q yeGr sssy places We have a
datg 70 psrartha Rssisst tAsf navsa ths hssTt
nsrvsd tka arm 0f seeisF. Es1s, koBeT, RstAer.
wife, sister, ekleraa al, 81 n stake Let 80
whsrs Ws hArs the glsHY mssA Tha great savSlry
chief Gen Porrsst WI enable us By his sasFay and
darizg % make faT Psst inasti0n. Tksa fa4 izto
ranks make up eoPeEiss sad fern shs Veginoats and
lei As be OF fsE the sattedsld
NJ address tsr lie pDssnf il Rsaa, ca.
&REHE BHTEER.
Irsisr "a arg eitssn 81 Rene, Hoa- WA Ez=ar4,
AtlzntAi MsysE = Il Calhoun aud SsBtAia O. W
AaEE.
ATLANTA Ca Bscouber u, 1858.
EEFiEs knswa AEIztszs ereea ,. Bzter frs4 ehila-
ksoS axe srss. aaszrs a zaHs a. n 70 ne
paftiotio ysung sf GaazgGf geEtlazaaH 81 e.
uanrsinary energy Ess huilez eSPasty. sHs PES
ssazsd or al Tie rsbls aftrbstez o. gallant soldier
and polished EsntlsHisn, sz& peoHli2ry sftsa b IA
turs = sasssea as 81 sssz - cavalry sResr lssaer
Hka eer FsrrsEt. q. ". ARA1E,
dsl4Iet A = O. ~ Gsa Psrrea.
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sOU4HRoxs, AwAKHi

AEsz Of the soath TS lhs rsrsze ssEini
Your ssEatry calls loud for each ssni
there's fee on tAs sof sn the kili sad the plain
And he Hvsurs We with him shall bs one.
sis mlHd, filed with gain sks vlSiin in yOuy
And his Heart ysaras % erulh yoa to sarth,
Because. 20 yourselves sad pesiariiy trse,
Ysu rsdeaA this, he land Of yozr blrth.
sial, let war be the cry all over he south
Gene soon anl come fast TO tbs hsld
WAsrs our veterans 6Old Al the osunoss' month.
Are RghtlHg tKsir country 10 shlsld.
Their noble bleed freely Jews sOr tke eSsss
OF freedom for ihcn Ezd FOR you;
Il Eamsnitys name, then only ShoHld you psnss
Wkoa ear ranks are reduced to 50 fsw.
Fern fsrE Into line, cid men and youns.l
Fr5E esRRtry towns, haniets and sltlss
Shout Of victory new, Rnd LET no more be sEng
when this cruel wars oVar ditties.
The patriots dust calmly speaks from the grave,
Aad osnlaTss Is forever defend
Tko lsysd ones he left from tho life sf a slave,
Aad his home fssm the torch Of the Send.
"
Your honor, fsIisity, freedom Eas all,
Are At stake in this terrible fEht;
Fhen vew 70 be VistaFs or calamity fan
In dsfssss Of the truth ana Of rigk1.
Sat so sara as Gks ofbsd King Of Day from aAovs
Throws his light upsn foe and On friend,
Il We stand By the Sag whish We honor and love,
We n be fros us II be free IA the end
REBEL.
oaatard Hssoiial, Grnsn, "a, December Is, 1855.
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sPLEKBIp REsIDEKCE FOR SALE,
In hRbHFR. Ala,

4 SPLENDID RESIDENCE. WisA enc Asaarsd
~ ssrsE of iaad sttasAsd, uith ezh Rsns, baiA A0ss
suA5sSss carriage hon stale stGr ali senP efs
Ths dwelling hss eight rosaaA via wise haai:
Thsrs i alss sarv ana Rns nsysC-fEliAB Eprag Of
water srekzfd, garden, straw snd raspberry seds.
portion of the aud has beeA soSn down IN eaz sHd
re fer winter pasture.
Ths lsaAii0n IL remarkably AsslthY, sad there are
fue sshools for male and fsmke. soeiety exeslleat
AubarH y within foar hoafs ef Asntger1ery ond
tvo and ons half hsHrs cf OslHnbus, by railroad. a
more desirable residence esszot be sAtalMsd fsras
rsasonAsle W. A. GRANT,
Rssi Estate gent
de7GTw Montgomery Ais
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NEW DRUG FIRM.
100 KHGs SODA for sale BY
HUI L.a MAD 8 Cl

100 KHGs SODA fer sale BY
HUI L. s MAD s &C.
l50 boxes zKiEsa. Lsgwsoa fer sale b.
Is. MEAD 4 90.
5eee lbs. esPPsrEs ior sale By
MAD 3 CO.
4 bbls. EIeAn Tasssr FER sale BY
LIS. MEAD 4 90.
1Ooa sSns,a Canine fer sale By
MRAD s CO.
Iss Oulases sslPhsls NsFPhias fer sale By
LIS. MAD 4 co.
soc ysSDa. IsSids PoLasA for sale BY
MEAB & 60.
bbs. BoEAz fsr sale by
ARAD & co.
Ioes lss. saHpsssT for sale BY
LIS. MEAD 4 co.
sos lss. OhlsgOfsrn fer sale By
LIS MAD & co.
zoe lbs. EngHsh oalOusl feE sails BY
L. S. MEAD 3 90.
zoe lbs. Kagliah Bius Mass fsE sale BY
LIS. MBAD g. co.
Castor on, IN bottles, fsE sale b
ssIs I'm L s MEAD & co.
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TThs Yankees 10 East TsnnessSe Esvo
covered shat saths road - Psas," st least :
pes lesS thr0agh 5eSR'p stalioR. ~ ss'F
HaYpg.
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~ The city Of Petersburg EsesnEly bad forty
dog skins tanned. Ssd realized % shsm sloo8,
O. eQ6 sssh.
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- Asssrs. John s. Brisa and Bale Psyson
have associated fheusslYss n the rractiea Of
laH ta Nashville, and ssTs sn 0fiss On chsrTT
street,
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frCNI 10 NV Oh LlstbIu.I
TER BATTLE OF TuENBL ELL,

On rosshing the summit Of the seSi-ciTcalaT
shaped bills which Gen. Sheimaz had oesuPied
on Tuesday afternoon, found be had strength
opsd his position by strong rifle pits, aad had pat
four guns OF the Lat Missouri sEtiiieTy, battery
y, Lieut. CallendeT commanding, on the neh,
OF bis line on the hills, and seetien Under
Lieut. Hood, 6sh Wiseoasin, on the other sx
rrsme, thus gettBg in an euRla5ing Ere oH Fort
BsekneF. asked Lieut. CalIondsE the distance
frcm bic peSitioD 20 Fsrt BackssT, and be, BAY
ing hssn previously engaged was enabled e
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CONTRACTS AWARDED


Lieut.. Col. Fell, chief of subsistence depart.
ment, has made the following awards under
the late Government call for 10000 barrels of
flour ID. l.. shoemaker & Bro, Georgeto wn,
2,nt,0 barrels a. s.; Geo. Waters, Georgetown,
1000 barrels at s.; Ross Ray Bro, George
town, 2,lOO barrels at IS; VIM. II. + des, George
town, 7to barrels at IS; John E. Given, Wash
In gton, 500 Barrels at $3.50 and 500 barrels a.
Ss.95 All the BIDS accepted were for grade
No.
Capt. T.. l.. Hartz, Chief Assistant quarter.
master, has awarded the furnishing OF the Go.
eminent with 1,GOO 900 feet OF lumber, to MIR. F.
Ferguson, Of Philadelphia, at the following
rates: White pine cuttings, s3i per 1000 feet;
hemlock scantlings, S25 Per 1000 feet.
Government needing the additional quantity
OF simber, the proposals Of Middleton Bell, OF
New York, were taken up, and $1,000 feet O.
inch cuttings, II Sss.59 and s33; hemlock, 1t
s24.95 per 1000 feet, purchased OF him.
A contract for the furnishing TO Government
OF 500 cords OF pine wood has also been award.
ed by Capt. HartZ 10 John W. Howe, of this
city. The wood is to be furnished at rs Der
cord-one-half TO be delivered at the corner OF
Twentieth ard streets; the other at the cor.
ner Of Sixth and X streets.
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PRISONERS OF WAR.

The following prisoners Of war, captured
on the alst and 22d instant in Fauquier county,
with the exception Of the drst. named, who was
captured near Uuipeper, reached here Monday
night, and ware committed TO the Old Cap
i:os yesterday, by order OF Provost Marshal
Todd: VIM. ]. B. Lucas, private 4th Va. cav;
J. Il. Sklnker, farmer; Maurice B. Owens,
private Sd Va. cav; Arthur d. Warfeld, LIST
Va. cav.
The folloying, whs voluntarily gave them
selves up, accom- panied the above, and were
also committed to the Old Capitol Samuel
Ssh, private Sturdevant's artillery; John bod.
son, private eth Va. infantry; VIM. Sisk, 18th
Va. cav. They have expressed themselves
willing to take the oath.
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FoRD's NEW TRIArKR.-Tyo Performance.
To-movrox.-Mr. Ford announces that in order
to give proper reception to the adysp, Of tho
Thanksgiving festivities tomorrow afternoon
and night, he will give two grand entertain.
meats at his new theater, Tenth street, in the
afternoon and evening, ON both Of which occa.
sions the Webb sisters and Mr.. Harry Pearson
viii appear In conjunction with the entire ex-
csileat dramatic company now engaged at his
place Of amusement The bills OF entestainment
win be brimfOll OF excellence, embracing the
au held Of fun and frolic, with the usual eossris
OF eachaating songs and bsWttching dances.
A. night. The brilliant and witty buflesaue by
the eminent author. John Brousham, viii be
given. Visitors At Ford's viii 1nd that the ou;d
pro qsid VIII b given In the fullest sense Of the
expression. when II IL considered that the oniy
dramatic performance In the city VIII b q
Mr. Fosd's theater, we can b pardonsd for
Asseftisg that more than usually brilliant
assenblags will grace the auditorium OF this
contortable and beautiful thsatr. We have
bot enc word Of advice 70 those who design
visiting Ford's ON Thanngivins Day, viz:
ecare scats easly. else the good old adaee nay
be found spplieabis, that "TAsse,s many =
iprwixttAe cup aad the lip"
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PROCLAIM
MAYng'a OVFyCx


WAaHIHaToS, More mber 81. 1854.
In accordance with the Recommendation Of
the President of the United States, and In com.
pliance with the following joint resolution Of
the City Councils, do hereby request my fel.
low Citizens TO abstain from secular employ.
ment and, assembling in their respective
places Of worship, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
unite with reveront love in grateful expression
TO Almighty God.
RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor.
Jplnt Resolution appeintins q Daycf Thanksgiving
Whereas 1t is becoming in a Christian people
to return thanks to the Oliver of all good for the
manifold blessings He vouchsafes them as a
community; and whereas his Excellency the
President Of the United States has set apart
Thursday, the 26th instant. to be ohser we'd as 3
day of public Thanksgiving and Prayer:
Therefore,
Be it resolved By the Boara Of Aldermen and
Board u Common Council Of thu City Of Wash
ingtoa, That his honor the Mayor be and he is
hereby requested to issue his proclamation
recommending the obser vance of Thursday,
the 10th instant, as q day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise to Almighty God for the mercies of the
past year, and of Prayer for restoration of
peace and fraternal feelings throughout the
Union, inviting all citizens to abstain from their
usual secular employments and to unite in q
proper observance Of that day.
ASBURT LLOYD,
President Of Board of Common Council.
JOHN H. SEMMES,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
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IulnD IDlllUV,
4oCLOCK M.
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
CHATTANOOGA
BRAGG FORCED TO EvACUATE
THE SUMMIT OF LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN.
Our TROOPS OCCUPY THE MOUNTAIN.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. Is, ls63.-Bragg evac.
eated the summit Of Lookout Mountain last
night and our troops occupy it. He, how
ever, still holds the rifle pits en- the base of
Missionary Ridge.
THE VERY LATEST FROM
CHATTANOOGA
THE FIGHTING THERE TO-DAY !!
The Enemy Driven Entirely Off
Lookout MOuntain!!
We Have Also Captured Missionary
Ridge and the Enemy's
IntrenChmentS,
Bragg Believed to be i'm Full Re.
treatl
THE VERY LATEST FROM
CHATTANOOGA!
THE FIGHTING THERE TO-DAY /!
The Enemy Driven Entirely Off
Lookout MOuntain!!
We Have Also Captured Missionary
Ridge and the Enemy's
IntrenChmentS,
Bragg Believed to be in Full Re-
trcatl

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 25-ll a. H.
We have had u brisk engagement this FORE
noon.
We have driven the enemy entirely off Look
out Mountain, a considerable portion of which
they held up to this morning.
We have also taken Missionary Ridge from
him this forenoon, and the troublesome rifle.
pits, in possession of which yesterdays en-.
gagen,ent left them at its close
All firing has ceased for a sufficient time to
warrant the conclusion that Bragg has re-
treated--certainly leaving all the groand and
strong points in our pc session for which wa
have been fighting for the last three days,
II is TOO early yet TO enable me to state casu-
alties on either side, which are not yet known
Our army is in glorious exultation, indeed.
over their series of victories.
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NAVAL ORDERS

Commander NJ. G. Marin, ordered to srd.
nance duty at the Navy Yard, Boston.
Lieut. Commander r. b. Lowry, detached
from the command Of the Tacony.
Lieut.. Commander William T. Tru xton, de.
tsched from the navy yard, Philadelphia, and
ordered to command the Tacony.
Lieut. Commander Jas. N. Miller, detached
from the Sacramento and ordered to the San
samoa.
Leut Commander Henry d. Todd, detached
from the Sangamon and ordered to the Sacra.
nents.
Assistant Sargeon Wentworth r. Richard.
sen. ordered to the navy yard, Portsmouth.
Nh.
Psymaster L. Q. Spalding, detached from
the minnesota and granted one months leave
of absence.
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SECOND EDITION.
. O'CLOCK p. n.
LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT FROM
KNOXVILLE.

We have positive and reliable Intelligence
from our army under General Burnside, at
Knoxville, up 70 noon OF the day before yes
terday, embracing twenty -four hours later
information than had previously reached here.
General Burnside had been able not only to
hold his position without loss, bat to keep
open, and intact, all his commune q tons.
Everything was then progressing IS we'll with,
his army and operations IS could be desired.
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PRISONERS OF WAR

The following rebel guerrillas, captured by
Col LOWELL in the skirmish ON Monday last,
reached here from Vienna last evening, and
were committed to the Old Capitol, by order OF
Capt. Todd John Cochran, VIM. Thompson,
F. NJ. Farr, T. W. Sinclair, J. W. Campbell,
r. S. Passgroves, David Gaines, John Bront,
David Lane, David Alexander, S. J. Bailey,
John Sinclair and James Hatton, Moseby e
Battalion: Il. Gaines, sth Va; James Coch-
ran, Whites Battalion; VIM. Alexander and
l.. <. Skillmon, slh Va.
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PRISONERS OF STATE.

The following prisoners OF state, sent In from
Vienna by Col. Lowell, commanding I'd Mass.
Cavalry. reached here at s O'Clock last evening,
and by order Of Capt. Todd were committed to
the Old Capitol: S. Briner, James Clutch, J..
LOOMS, ]. F. Thompson, ]. H. Bishop, M.
Casinaugh, and James keorne.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE
HEAVY FIGHTING ON SATURDAY.
BURNSIDE CONFIDENT OF FINAL SUCCESS

CINCINNATI. Nov. 25.-The situation at
Knox Vile is salts factory
There was heavy fighting west OF the town
saturday.
The III vestment north OF the town was closed,
but south open.
General Burnside is confident Of final sue
cess
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THE ORGANIZATION OF THE GREAT
WESTERN SANITARY FAIR
ASSOCIATION,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-The Great Western
Sanitary Fair Association is now fully organ
lied. Major Gen. Rosecrans is president. De.
eember 2lst is fixed for the opening of the Fair
The net proceeds will be distributed to Union
soldiers, without regard to States, under the
direction of the Cincinnati branch OF the U. S.
Sanitary Commission. Appeal Is made for
donations, money or saleable articles. The
express companies will transport donations
frap
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YET LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA
"A Great Victory!!
Gen. Sherman Carries the End of
Missionary RidgeM
The Eastern Slope in our Posses
sion.
Over 1000 Prisoners Captured.
Our Success Complete, and the Be-
hayiOr of our Troops admirable.
LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA
Over 1900 Prisoners Captured.
GsECOND DIsPATCH.l

GsEGoND DIsPATCH.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. "a, D. III.
Major General Hotleck, General in Chief:
The fighting to-day progressed fayorablv.
sherman carried the end Of Missionary Ridge
and his right Is now at the Tunnel, and left at
Chickamauga Greek. Troops from Lookout
valley carried the point Of the mountain, and
now hold the eastern slope and point high up.
cannot yet tell the amount OF casualties, but
our loss is not heavy. Hooker reports 1900
prisoners taken, besides which a small number
have fallen into our hands from Missionary
Ridge.
us. GRANr, Major General.
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Ex.MAYoR LENox IN FORT McHESRY.-It
is currently reported that Walter Lenox. who
it will be remembered has been in the South
since the war commenced, until lately, was
yesterday arrested in Baltimore, and was sent
to Fort McHenry.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SArs or rHn CoeroRATIoH HAY SCALE.
At noon to-day Mayor Wallach c6arad far
saIe, nndex the provisions OF the act Of Feb si.
1869, tAe exclusive rifht and privilege of using
the several nay scales, (Messrs. Green 4 viii.
haInS, szeaoneefs,} until the list day OF July