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Books RECEIVED. - We have received
from the publisher, Messrs. Ticknor & Fields.
Boston, "Phillip Van Artevede"-a dramatic
romance in two parts. by Henry Taylor, and
The Amber Gods" and other stories, by Har-
riet Elizabeth Prescott. For sale in this city
by ID. l.. Davis. Notices hereafter
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PROF. FERDINAND SuBlT.

Permanent Glasses and Private Lessons in
French---Season 1854.
dogs to give notice that his French Glasses will
Id be resumed on Monday, Sept 14th-No $40
Congress Street. Persons preierring Parisian
Pronunciation. know that he is the only French
Teacher in Portland, native from Paris. The Prof
is requested proclaim publicly this fact. His off,
ciat papers prove ii. Prof. y. 5. will continue TO
give Lectures. Readings. Sorees ETC., etc. which he
first established himself in Portland. sept d2ws
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DB The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement in another column of
Lieut.. Charles B. Hall, recruiting officer for
Col. Fessendeu's veteran regiment.
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" Since the formation of the camp at
Mackies Island the conscripts have forwarded
TO their families, by the Eastern Express Com
pany, about thirty-hve thousand dollars.
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ErOn BERN mdd .

NEW YORK, Sept 10.
Bermuda papers OF the I'd inst. have been
received, but they contain no news. The reb-
ell steamer Eugenia, from Wilmington, N. c.,
with 4ol bales Of cotton, arrived at st. George
on the 18th ult.
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sB- The Grand Trunk Excursion to Chica-
go is extended to October 10th, and tickets
will be good to return until that time. See
advertisement. Cd
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SB-Perry, at ISL Middle street. has lust
received the latest New York styles of hats
and caps, together with large and well select
ed variety of French soft hats of the latest
patterns. Call and examine.
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lY-EvERY UNION VOTER Is REQUESTED
TO CALL AT THE Rooms OF THE LOYAL
LEAGUE, IN THE NEW CITY BUILDING, AND
ASCERTAIN IF HIS NAME Is ON THE VOTING
LIST.
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From Huntington, N. C.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
Transport steamer Daniel Webster, from the
southern coast, arrived to night. She reports
was boarded on the 9th inst. off Cape Henry
by boat belonging to the frigate Minnesota,
from the blockading fleet off Wilmington, n.
G. She reported being on shore with her
boats, and had fight with the rebels, killing
twelve of them and capturing two guns, which
she brought away.
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RRIDGTON ACADEMY.

At North Bridgton, Maine Incorporated in 1908.
FuvHE Fall Term of this popular Institution will
Il commence on Tuesday. Sept. l. 1868, under the
of an able Board OF Teachers
For further information apply to the Principal c.
EHrLToN. A. ".
sugl7 d2aw&w3w THOMAS H. MEAD, Sec'y.
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Wante,

fF.:f small Rent situated in the central part OF
Hiii the city. or a whole house suitable for two
.AAeaA small families. Address
augl3 NJ. A. X, Portland T. o.
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gY-A paper in describing a counterfeit
bank bill, says the vignette sis cattle and hogs
with church in the distance" "a good
Illustration of the world"
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Private school.

II ii. HANSON, late principal ofthe High School
- 70 for Boys, will open School for pupils of both
at his residence, 81 Congress street, MoN-
DAY, SEPTEMBER I. Pupils may spend the usual
school hours at his room. TO recite their
parents choose. Tuition. SO per quarter of ten
weeks. A few boarding scholars can be accommo-
dated. For terms, apply to j. III. HANSON, Port
land. aug31 eodtf
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Movements of Lord Lyoas--Ne,c Gorcrnors
for Nesc Brunswick and Nora Scotia.
QUEBEC, c. E., Sept. 10.
Lord Lyons leaves for Montreal to-day and
proceeds TO Fredericton, N. b. New Cover
nors are to be appointed for New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia.
A survey has been ordered to find an interi-
or route for an international railroad
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Lost, Lost.

OSr from Chadbourn's stage. Sept. It'll. Q small
IL vALlSE, containing copy of Dymond's Essay.
a Brush aud Comb. &C., marked +. s. Hall Any
one returning the same to Mr.. Chadbourn. viii be
fifty rewarded. sep8 1--we
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Municipal Court--Sept. 10.
Andrew McGlinchy, for drunkenness and
disturbance, paid fine of three dollars and
costs
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Professor Henri Dueom has Resumed bis Lessons
Card.

a Card.
THE Professor begs TO inform the students Of the
French language that the next academic year
will be his last in Portland 1t will thus be the last
opportunity offered to them of learning that Ian
guage from the only Frenchman now teaching in
the city.
By the by it must be rather pulling to know who
is the genuine native teacher, when Swiss teachers
come out with offcous and official testimonials
Transforming them into Frenchmen; as ii such pa
pers obtained out of complaisance could either in.
sure the French accent remove the native brogue.
native teacher only realize the difficulty OF
Graduating an accent acquired from such teachers
The Prof. waists no one to pro he is Frenehman
lookn a, him and hearing him speak is sufficient
septS DIV
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Ciapp's Block,

COhN q ~ Of LOAtAEoo 4N ~ a LIN SlAEE III
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity. that he has been In this
q large number of patients with wonderful success
and curing persons in such short space Of time that
this question we will say that all that do not stay
cured we will doctor the second time for nothing.
This, with the success we have met with, il sure
fore, lest patients should delay conf for fear Ne
shall not stay long enough TO give the test. will
re say that we shall stay In this city at least until
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years. and is also regular e. adusfed physician.
in the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head. neck extremites consumption, when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, scroua. hip
diseases. white swellings. spinal diseases curvature
of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis. ST. vitas Dance dea ness, sfam-
inerng or hesitancy Of speech dyspepsia. indiges-
tion constipation and liver complaint, pileswe cure
every case thar can be presented: asthma, bronchi-
tbs. structures of the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
by 11eCtr1C1ty
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lazy
ity of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformities re-
strength the blind made 10 see the deaf hear ana
the palsied form to move upright the blemishes Of
youth are oe,iteraed the ascidents q mature lifs
an active circulation maintained.
ADDE'S
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs:
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head. with indigcs-
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the de
and back; lercorrh9a. Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
that long train diseases will find In Electric
ity means Of cure. For painful mensfruatioD,
too prouse menstruation and all of those long line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity 10 certain
specific and will In short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
~ We hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr the system, such e
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic. &c. Hundreds who
troubled with stiff joints, weak backs, and war;
other difficulties. the direct cause Of which. In
nine of ten. is the effect Of poisonous drug,
be restored to tural strength and vigor by the
of from five to eight Baths.
once hours from O'Clock A. n. to ?. n; II to
6; and to p. n.
Consultation Free. jyl4 iscdtf
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ME IN sTITUTE
Sc FREE STREET.

YNHIS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Il will reopen on Thursday. Sept 18th Circulars
containing terms may be obtained by addressing Miss
1. q. Prince, Principal who will be found as hsr
residence after the 1st of September
20 d& WIN
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wnn,ed TO Purchase or Reut.

IN the Southwest part of the city. moderate sized
i House, for q small family, where there are no
children. Apply to W.. RYAN,
jyl5 diff l6l Commercial street.
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ssOR SABINE,

HALEY bury Coll. Eng.
FUVHE "MATaEMArIcAL INSTITUTE will be op-
Il ened for the instruction OF a limited number of
boys. For prospectus aud terms apply TO Professor
w. SABINE. S39 Congress street, or Professor ST.
BIT. $40 Congress street.
Highest references given. sept dlws
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50 Girls Wanted

old HANDS-to work on Coats, Pants and
~ Vests. Apply Immediately to
j. T. LEWIS.
aug27 ! and 2 Free Street Block.
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AUCTION SALES.
House for Sale,

House for Sale.
- threes story Dwelling House, with brick
IF basement, situated ON the corner of Monu-
Hi;l ment and Warren streets. Has twelve finish
ca rooms. and Is well calculated for one or
two families VIII be sold low TO enable an assocs
ZION 70 close rs affairs. II not previously disposed
OIL VIII DC sod at auction saturday, the 18th day
OF September inst, at IL O'Clock NJ on the premises
=, for terms: Sc, apply to EDWARD SHAW at
the Mutual Insurance Company, corner of Middle
and Plumb Streets or to
N. f. DEERING,
sep3 Is No. EXCHANGE street
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers
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Wanted.

CtooD CoAr HANDS wantedat
W A. ID. REEVES,
seps 2w No. IS Exchange Street.
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!. NJ. PArrEN. Auctioneer-om ~ Exchange St


IN Monday, 2sth September, at II NJ, on the
~ premises, No 10 Cross, near Middle street, win
DC sod the twostoried double dwelling and land be-
House IN good repair convenient containing sixteen
rooms. and well arranged tor one or two families
Lot about 90 BY 100. septs
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SAO.OOO.

A YOUNG MAN with this amount of CASH de-
n sres to connect himself with some in a good
paying business Corn and Flour Grocery pre-
ferred Address J. T.. Press Once.
SEPT d1ws
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Grand Picnic Excursion,

AND GROVE MEETING.
Thursday September ~, 1863
NHE spirituaist Of this city and vicinity will make
IL grand Picnic Excursion to BU XTON CEN.
TRE ON Thursday. 18th inst. accompanied by
CHASDLER's QUADRILLE BAND. Speaking by the
celebrated Medium. MISS LIZZIE DOfEN, of Ply
mouth Mass. and others.
Nothing will be left undone by the Managers calcu-
lated to ensure pleasant and successful excursion
Trains will leave the York Cumberland Depot at
745, 1876 A. M, and O'Clock P. M. stopping at
Westbrook, Saccarappa and Gorham- Returning
will leave the grounds at 3. 40 and 5.45 P. N.
Tickets, 40 cents-Chidren. 20 cents A discount
of cents will be made on all tickets procured pre-
yions to the day of the excursion. For sale at
Paines Music Store, Middle street; II. L. Davis and
ID. Robinson. booksellers. Exchange street; j. j..
Gilbert. St Lawrence street, and at the millinery
store OF Mrs Humphrey. Middle st.; also At the diff
ferent stations on the railroad.
Per order Of Committee of Arrangements.
Portland, Sept. 10, 1863 I'd
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Collegiate and Military school,

IA FRANKLIN SQUARE, BosToN.
VNHIS School will be re-opened, d. v, affer the
i vacation on the 18th OF September, when all pu-
pills are required to be present at "a N.
A limited number of boarders. under Is years of
age, is received in the Principals family
Catalogues and Reference Lists can be obtained at
the Office of the OHrisfidn Mirror Portland; and
the Principal expects to be in Portland from the 9Th
to the 9Th of September.
E. R. HUMPHREYS. LII. D., Principal.
sw
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store for Sale.

FuvHE fourstory brick Store in Free Street-No.S
Il in the Free Street Bock-next east of Tolford Q.
Enquire of ii. T. MACH1N, Gait Block, or
apsistf p. BARNES, s4s Middle Street.
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Wanted.

4 n American girl to do homework. Enquire q
IA AZ Wilmot street near corner of Lincoln stree
between 81 and " O'Clock z. NJ. jy24 If
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For Sale,

&; ]: ! ]:
out and furnace; hard and soft water In
the house A desirable residence for gentecl fhmi-
ly: For particulars inquire on the premises Of ID.
YOUNG, or JOHN G. PROCTOR, Lime st ct.
Portland, Sept 3. 1868. sci dtf
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THE Chambers the Trunk store No. 1856 Mid.
Il die street. Also, Store No. lis Commercial st.,
next door TO E. II. Burgn with the privilege Of
landing in the rear. For TERMS &C.. apply to
Aug3l d3ws WIN. 0xNARD,
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Boarding HOuse.

BOardang HOUSE.
DERsONS wishing Board can find good accom-.
Il modations at l23 and lbs Cumberland street.
Location pleasant and terms reasonable.
sept4 dlws
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

To Let.
fvNHE old MILLINERY STAND, 1856 Middle cor
ner Cross street.-The best in the city. Apply at
the store. sep10 1w
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CAMBRICS. DIAPERS,
In endless variety. ALL NEW! ALL FRESH.
New patterns and styles of Dress Goods received
twice every week.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW

From Before Sicksburg via Memphis-The
Levees Broken-Wo on the Canal
News and Hmors from the YaZoo
CAIRO, March 2l.-[ Dispatch to the Cincin-
natI Gazette. by the arrival OF the steamer
Mary Forsyth from below, have Memphis
papers of the 18th.
The steamer Ben. A Cord had arrived from
Young Point on Sunday morning. The lnyees
were broken in several places along the river
Logan's division was at Lake Proyidea e..
NO movements were going There was too
much water for that. The dredging machiae5
We're still working in Williams canal.
The gunboat Lata yette, on Saturday evening,
passed up the mouth of the Yazoo river No.h-
ing was known as to the future intentions OF
her commander. The opinion was, he would
approach Hanes' Bluff, to be in readiness 10
cooperate with the boats entering by way OF
1aZCo Pass.
The ste amer IGella, from the Yazoo Pass ex-
pedition. was lying at and above Greenwood,
at the head of the YaZoo river. Sheis believed
10 be waiting the reinforcements which are to
be sent up.
The Confederate gunners at Greenwood were
i'll good practice in the late encounter The
Chilhcothe was somewhat damaged by their
ceIical shot.
!, Gen. n. b. Buford assumes command al
Cairo to- morrow. General j. NJ. Tuttle hay
ing been relieved at his own request to go in
active duty with Gen. Grants army.
Gen. Butords staff is not yet organized
Evening star., 1863-03-26
FROM yICKSRURG
The Lake Providence Scheme Abandoned
for the Present-Condition of the Young :
Point Canal.

The Like Providence Scheme Abandoned
for the Present-COnditiono of the Young's
Point Canal.
IN SIGHT OF NICKsBURG, March ls, via
Cairo, March 2l.)-[ Dispatch to the Ciacin-
natl Gazette. There are few movements at
present transpiring of nature proper to make
public. The indications are that route bv
way of IaZDo Pass will be selected by the
greater part of the army, but the plan is liable
TO be changed at any moment. The Lake
Providence project is abandoned for the pres
ent OF course you know there is no founda-
ton for the rumor started at Memphis, and
teiegraphed from Cairo, that the National
iron clads had entered Lake Providence.
When an iron clad can traverse a half mile
of levee and dry land, il will do to telegraph
such nonsense.
The water is not yet let into the town, but
Will be when we abandon the position. 1t has
already troken through the levee at Grand
Lake, ten miles further up the river, and the
backwater already sets into Lake Providence,
and backs up almost a foot OF the embankment
inside the levee.
Matters at Youngs Point are geing ahead
backward. The dam at the mouth of the canal,
and the levees at the side have given away,
and a torrent of water from the Mississippi IS
flooding the low lands on the point toward
Vicksburg. Gangs Of men are busily engaged
in closing the breaks, and the work will to.
night resume a satisfactory condition. The
health of the army at the Point is improving;
here it is excellent.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH.
ING MATEkIALS.

- NAVY DRPARTMHnf,
Btrsdx Of PYoriSfons and C3otstnK. MaSch ~, IoSS
PR0PosALs will be received at this oface until
erloek the nrst day OF April, 1855, to- the de.
kyery at the Chariestown. Massachusetts. or Brook
lyn New York Navy Yards, at ths option OF this
Bureau, of the following articles OF Clothing and
Clothing Materials, the same TO coz form to the
Navy standard shown By the des criltiens in the
Last annual advertisement for Clothing for the
Navy dated June 2, 1862, and by the samples which
may be seen at the Navy Yards aforesaid, viz:
Blue Cloth Jackets, four thousand.
Blue Cloth Trowsers, FIVE thousand.
Blue Satiuet Trowsers. i've thousand.
Blue Felt Caps, ten thousand.
Blue Flannel Over ehirts ten thousand.
Canvass Duck Trowsers, six thousand.
Barnsley SheetingFr Frocks, Elk thousand.
Blue Satinet, thirty Thousand yards.
Blue FLANNEL, one hundred thousand yds
BArnsley Sheeting, twenty thousand yards
Canvass Duck, ten thousand yards.
Blue Nankin, ten thousand yards.
Calfskin Shoes, ten thousand pairs
Kipekin Shoes, ten thousand pairs
Woolen soeka. ten thousand pairs.
Mattresses with covers four thousand.
Blankets, . ten Thousand.
Black SilkH andkercAiefs, ten thousand
The articles to be delivered within forty days
from the date Of the contract.
The Department will We to itself the right to
reject any bid which shall be de. med too high.
Payments to be made tretaining 20 per cent. until
the complexion Of the contractl within ten days af
ter warrants 4r the all have been passed by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Bond and security in half the amount of the con-
tract viii be required.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained at the
Office of the Navy Agent at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and at this Bureau. mar H-dl0t
Evening star., 1863-03-26
no ARTISTS. ENaRAvERs AND OTHERS,

invited 81 stth dsneminations of ss, $40, $40, $50,
OF Congress authorizing National Currency, ap-
proved February 25. 1863.
and none will be considered that have been used
in whole or IN palt, upon any currency, bond, Ger
peted bills must all be of the uniform size of seven
De,igns must be for both the diverse aad reverse
G p9 and ss G
deposited with the Treasurer Of the United States "
United States and the Register of the Treasury,
togsther wi with the promise to pay Of the association
Osshler thereof, AID their place of redemption.
The reverse must Be suscept bic of receiving the
is n
excuses, and all other dues to the United States,
Tor des s rg and s0 for al
:osistions on within The United States except inter
And also to have suitable tablets for inprintinp
Act authorizing a National Currency, approved
February 25, 1858: every person making or en-
or attempting to pass, any Imitation or alteration
OF this note; and every person having in possession
any paper N ade in imitation of that on which the
note is prin ted is by the act of Congress- approved
fine not exceeding one thousand dollars. or i'm
prisonnent not exceed ng fifteen years at hard Ia
Designs will be received until the 28th day of
March 1868, and must in all cases be accompanied
BY models, or illustrative Cravings, and the De-
part1nent reserves the right to reject any all
that may be offered. For such designs or parts of
designs as n sy be accepted, suitable compensation
will he paid, not exceeding in the aggregate two
hundred dollars for each no'e; and the accepte de-
signs will then become he exclusive property of
the I nited States The designs not accepted will
be returned to the parties submitting them.
Proposals viii also be received for furnishing
dies il accordance with the designs stating the
cost of the completed dies, and the date at whch
they be furnis he'd the Secretary reserving the
right to accept designs or parts of designs and
causing them to be engraved by other parties than
those submitting the designs if he deems it for the
interest OF the Government TO do SO. In all cases
the dies and all transfers, copies thereo to be
the exclusive property of the United States
In the selection of designs, special attention will
be given to security against ceuuterfeitng and
against alterations, well as to sutableness for
use as currency.
Proposals and des gns must be enclosed in sealed
envelopes and sirected to the Secretary of the
Treasury. and plainly endorsed Designs and Pro-
posals for National Currency and will be opened
OIL the 18th day OF March, 1873. at L. O'Clock N.
8. P. CHASE,
mar 3-eotd Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star., 1863-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAToHEs.l
THE WAR In TENNESSEE.
Engagement with Rebel Cavalry near
Nashyille-Surrendero OF Three Hundred
Federal Troops.


Nashville-Surrendero OF Three Hundred
Federal Troops.
NASHVILLE, March 25-The rebel cavalry
force, under Forrest, Wheeler and Wharton,
crossed Harpeth river this morning six miles
above Franklin. Part of the rebel force alta cked
onr troops at Brentwood, nine miles from
Nashville, on the Franklin road Our troops,
under command OF Lieut. Col. Bloodgood, con-
sting OF parties of the 33d Indiana, 2ad and
18TH Wisconsin, in all 300 men, after a feeble
resistance, with only one man killed and four
wounded, surrendered to the enemy, and all
the Government property there was captured
General Green Clay Smith was sent from
Franklin, and came up with the rebel force
and pursued them six miles west of Brent
wood, where he met the entire rebel force
numbering 5000 men with his small force of
only 500 men. Nevertheless he succeeded in
retaking all the captured wagons and ammu-
milton, but being attacked by superior mum.
bers, he was compelled to destroy them
Having done this he then fell back when re.
inforcements reached him, but the rebels had
decamped. We lost in this affair one officer
and about fifteen men killed, wounded and
missing. The rebels lost about ten killed and
wounded, and over fiftg rebel prisoners have
been brought in. The enemy's cavalry have
teen within four miles of the city on the Hard.
ing and Charlotte pike, to-day.