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The Weather.

WFFCTs OF THE soUALL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
During the squaI from the northwest yesterday the
lightning struck and shattered tho flagstaff on the Bat
terry, scoring 1t from the the ground The
topmast bss since fallen down.
The brig iIorth Point at the Union stores Brooklyn,
had her oreyard topmastyard topgalnt yard and top
her masthead shivcred.
Tie schooner Anna Ieverett Mt the same pier had
mantopmast carried away
The fluid item passed to the prize steamer Peter
hon the pier boi She being Of iron received no
damage
The squa did not extend beyond the upper part Of the
city north ward but passed Brooklyn ard williams.
burg
ADDITIONAL CASES OF suNsrRoEE.
Inquests held yesterday IN the following cases Of
sunsiroke--
Martin spiies native OF Germany
2-Robert Martin, OF 100 Christopher street
3--An unknown man a. q Yves. Thirty seventh street.
5--Alcxander McEvoy, Of "a Leonard street
6.-Catfiarino EcEvoy. % ~ Leonard street
7.-Panick Brittle, OF ls3 Tenth avcnue.
s.Alexander Burns Of 81 West Twenty EIGHTH act
9.-Cari kunn, baker IN Delaney street.
Io.-Eliza Briggs, Of 16l Washington street.
Han unknown man at thc corner q Chrys,le and
Iawilllam Buord Of lsi.h street and Tenth ava,uc.
Number Of cases previously reported. So
Total deaths since Monday ..................os
TIE EFFKcrs or THE HEAT IN BROOKLYN.
Matthew Hickey, recently arrived m This c,untrv
from Ireland dropped dead the grocery corner Of South
fifth and Sixth streets +. H., on Wednesday Afternoon
from the effects Of the heat.
George BcHinvcr, Alderman, residing a, No % Moore
street. droppcd dead In Wednesday evening
Thomas kelly, a native q ireland. died at eleven
O'Clock NJ Wednesday, at No. 35l Grand atrcet from
the excessive hest.
John Ricst. German, was prostrald by the heat IN
Spencer street. noar Park avenue, yaterda, No vs.
taken TO bs home IN Myrtle avenue Nostrand ave-
nue., In a dying condition.
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NEW YORK vs. WILLOW CLUB, OF BROOKLYN.
An interesting match was played yesterday between
tho above clubs being return game, which
the defeat Of the New Workers.. The game decided
by the frs. innings, which stood as follows
WILLOW CLUB. CLUB
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S HIPPING NEW S


Movemsnts or Ocean Stea mcrs.
Mails forwarded by steamer the regular lines
The steamers Liverpool call
cept the Canadian line, which call Londonderry The
steamers from the Continent call Southampton
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ms. Theodore g. Wilson'S Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ELEVENTH ARMY CoRrs,
Aurugt z. 1853


THR ELEVENTH ARMY CORPS
There is a class Of persons who they fail to get up
seven days wonder, generally manage get up
einary wonder once in sevent days These
persons perhaps unfortunately, have goody reprcsen
taiica at Washington and II is this provincial town
larrocn map and in Importance and small in
itse-that these people discover brilliant and
fore heart Of comets in either the sky politics the
maret or military operations. Not long ago mischievous
fasehood circulated in regard the actual dismem
bcrme aad reorganization OF thscorps Now this story
may ~ lkened Comets cratic IL very
irregular. Comets are II was all gas. Comets
have long bright tails but u must be remembered that
they too. so with the report reorred 20. The
people read. wondered and commented the tale,
but sco found they could through H. and that 1t
nothing but vapor
In relation TO the subject OF reorganization OF this
corps, VIII state there were some preliminary steps
taken favoriry reorganization but they did not have
any special reference 80 the Eleventh corps. The
movement extended TO and embraced the whole army,
and the reorganization and consolidation OF this corps
wtih another would only and will only be made (f
1t made Il ally in connection with the consolidation and
reorg imitation OF other oors Busy people, aspiring
miitary men. when they heard this attempted 20 make
It soby saying 10 so, thereby expecting facilitate
their plans or osacealed motives.
At the present time the Etvvg1h corpsits three dvi.
sionss stationed in position edken up Yesterday, after
two days marching. Whittier We are drifting and what
DOING and what fut IRE expectations hopes
&C., are, doom i mprudcn 10 "conadentally Tell the
public because the public and the enemy nearer to-
gcther than Is generally supposed.
Friends always anxious TO kt ow the whereabouts
a one another and 10 those whs have friends this
cosps will write that ,'sta wing" In pleasant
locality, with good water ant mail facilities com
pstc
have nothing OF importance regards notions In
military movements 20 communicate aud all Ia no. only
quiet, hut dry be- on the line OF creek repre-
sented IA "swimming" stream u map OF military
operations
coRcoRAS's JOIN ARMY POTOMAC
There probability that Corcor Legion will he
Incorporated with command Z, 'rming part Of
tho Army Of the potamsc. understand that such dis
position o. the legion would the " wishes OF
both officers and mon.
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SAILED.

Ub-etes.nsrs Olympus City Of Riehmond. Oresnf
Marks III Giovanni Msrchand, Union. Maynower =
phide; brigs New York, LEM. Venus +" IN A''' As
others.
Wind Il SUNSET 8, very light
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o.
The latest Information from the front strengthens
bean fought since Sunday morning last Lee
retired i9 army In the direction OF Gordonsve rather
than Fredericksburg though he doubtless holds the
wCrks around the latter point with portion of
forces We know facts sufficient satisfy that he
made Goronsvle his base OF supplies, and has
that place all his supplies material advisable
to have in hts He however, don't css keeps up
SHOW OF considerable force with stroag aud rapidly shift
ing accommodating parties close TO present positions
the Rappahonnock to the Of any con
siderable movement Meades part In the direction Of
the Rapidan We therefore momentarily expecting
&c hear that Meade has demonstrated 10 his
ton that Lee does not intend risk engagement
force east of the Rapdan II anywhere outside of the
fences OF Richmond.
We learn, on information on which we surely rely that
AL Of Lees army, except A. r. Hrs corps, Is already
south OF the Rapidap river
The last Information from the vicinity OF Fredcrcs-
burg makes IL certain that the rebels have but single
brigade Of Longsteets corps occupying their old works
Ia that neighborhood.
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Base ball.
THE HEwBUKGERs BEAT THE REsofrrrs


Among the nrst class clubs Of the base bali world mar
be mentioned the rst nine Of the Rcsoaes whose home
grounds are on tho Union grounds, Brooklyn, ED I,
was this club with whom the Hudson River Club. OF
Newburg contested Wednesday afternoon The afternoon
was magni6cen,y bright agreeaby COOL and all conspIr
I'd 10 make the OF real between the par.c
pants. Game was called promptly At three O'Clock p. NJ
AZ a severe and close contest expected The crowd
present not 40 large Tuesday st the snecta
tors By means few. The Resoutcs took he ha.
rst and made five runs IN very pretty style when thew
yielded 10 The tndson Rivers for a score OF two Tbe
aree innings nsx succeeding brought only cpbers IN tbs
nrst named club, while the Newburg boys Pat up
rams, thus taxing the lead-an advantage which thew
antained untu the oioee Of thu game ON the lfth IN
ninss the Brookyr cu5 left the after scoring Ave
and the Hudson rivers IN the best possible style made
three Thsn followed cipher for each club and second
one Tor tho Rcsoluts against which visiting club but
in six Tbs two isss insings played in very
spirited style on both sides the Resoutes making two
time. and the Newburgers counting three in both IN
nngs closing With well earned victory Of twenty one 10
thirteen There no change the visiting club except
faat Mspaugh played NJ eecond base place of Moore
The play OF every member appeared 10 have Improved
They TOOK their deea from Eckfords somewhat ss mat.
tar Of course and at all dsprlted Among tho
most posnabe q tho play wore two spsodid sassbss
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MEAD E,S ARM y

~ August 8, 1883.
Eight suffers wagons, returning o ,na from, ware
captured to-day by Aoseby and Al. ran. mi, aida Of
Fairfax Court House.
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NEW YORK CLUB.

lOtdi.
Umpircs--Mcssrs. North and II. Wright.
Sc0rers--Messrs. Whitaker and H. Dixon.
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Runs,
Terrence, C. Beach, b.
Sadler
Bainbridge, c. Balliere,
b. Sadler. {
Hardinge, hit W., b. Sad.
Ter. ...:,,,........... I
Pierce, Q, tyler, b. Marsh i
Hammond, c. Hignam,
b. Sadler. ..........
Lindsay, b. Sadler.. -.
Strachan, c. & b. sadler. 81
Sprague, C. Higham, b.
Ballierc. /
Swift, not out. -.
Jolly, C. sharp, b. Bal
here.
Terry, b. Marsh. ......
Wides, 4; byes, 2; ].
byes, 2...........,...
Total. O
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the ny by hessra WSeden and Bliss, Of the Resolutes.
The score stood AZ the close as foiows:-
REsoLUTE, or BROOKLYN

UmPTe--Ftter Spence, OF INC FCKtOTd UIub.
Scorers-Geo Starr for Hudson River r. A. Warnock
for Resolutes.
MUTUAL VS.. EMPIRE.
Theee two celebrated clubs played game yesterday
afternoon Hoboken, resulting in victory for the Mu-
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Cricket.

Cameron.
Unspiye.-James Forsyth, Of the Gotham club.
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American shipmasrers' AssecassisnS
No 81 WALL sTRExr-Roons q AND - ss.-s..I
The following approved Masters and Qce bav6 feoeNs

Msfe BARR Mary Annah: VIM BRYANT bark ss Rcb
Sa asssy James III Hansen Br brig Emily Eis Free
sssy Ts oSssn Ysseo s Br
sf b.
Curtis (mate ship Lisbon; Frank Watineton bark Edh
s G s4s % wi cSr
Jacket; John Evers, brig Josiah Jex
miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP New YoRK-This magnificent steamer,
the Inman line, which her late to New York
the record for vessel sails to-
morrow Saturday at IL NJ her return to Queenstown
Liverpool. Capt Kennedy, her popular commander.
doubt expects this trip beat yet made home by
a steamer.
BR BRIG NEvlus tof s. John NIB, Colo hence for So
John NIB with load Of onr ter passing through Hell
there being wind drifted ionl Of the rocks and
yunk schr Ringgod Capt Gar ison
10 her assistance with "A steam pump.
scun HAwArnA (of Rorslandl Tngraham hence for View
mouth Mass, with load Of corn when going tm oagh Hell
got OH At hiy without damage Also schr Eagle Halt
hence for Boston struck the pste shoe bat received
damage, and got OF and proceeded
Som Grtcr GnnLEn Clark vhen coming down The hast.
and SUNK her. The g RECEIVED no damsgc.
seHR Mary MAxKs Of and NOW at Newport RI. 2s1 tons.
p pa'i IS hs ss !" I'm ''0- 0' '''
VI GpsBoAr ArLShrlc tlae ferry boat) is row on the
Sectional dock foot Of Clinton street for the rnrse oil hav
Ing her bottom examined.
STEAMER CfARIEsToS captured b. the SOAP ~ war Semi
n pGa GA GaP 's Sande was sor BY ub @ae at fhade
Notice to Mariners
BuGfS ~ LYNN WILL,
- IKiNTy HOUSE. LoNnua, July q. u63.
Notice is hereby gwen iha, u owing alterations will
shortly be made the character of theBnnys the Lynn
Knock. VIZ
The North Knocs Buoy wi staT and Globa. pre-
Black. Will be painted ae and White ~ Horizontal
Stripes: and
The South Lynn Krnok Rnoy at present saca win be
By order "''' Pli BE':TloN Secretary
TRINITY Honsr. LoNnoS Juy2l 1863
Lighthouses
OF erection poycfrogrt ts eGran OF Uarwih Har-
Dor, .ing naar,y comp rtfa
herehy gwen that tie Lights viii he exhibited
thereirnm list Nov and that the present
Lights Ilarwi,b viii t,en y. d sgonf nucd,
Further particulars win be inh'isheI ~ dur couls
BY order T. IL BERTH IN, Secretary.
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spuRN POINT VxTR ~or op Tnn nrMnrR
TRINITY HOUSE tpyDoS Jily 81 lS

The alteration whicu hcrn progress
syriy takn PLACE the SpGrn Point occasoned by the
crachnent of the sea. having now Jar vanced
ot danger the sianlity Ct the
High Light To AMI Bu!dns outstanding the works;
which have been continuously d on b, this Corpora
tion for the projection thereof.
Marnes hereby ws'ned that 1t may at no disant day
he found necessary istOntnu THE exhibition OF the hight
thcrerom without y being Afforded for hsue of
the usual til ely notice.
In the OF such necessity arts the Srurn Point
will be d,stingusbah by BRIGHT 1rt III the Low Light
house. VIII CT shO all round pung wheIe
oscured by the Intervention OF the ~ Tower is visit
Bile IN ccar weather at u di 80 2 e ilei
By or err. II. EEprl ON. Secretary
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The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROuNDs-TROTTTN0.
THURSDAY, August 6.-Sweepstakes $500, mile heats,
best three in FIVE, in harness.
R. r. walker named B. m. Black Hawk Maid. 1 ! I
owner named br. M Flora. Observation-Disclosures a. e
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tuals. Annexed is the score In full
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SARATOGA, August 9, 1865
The Saratoga race meeting closed to-day The first race
for purse Of Eve hundred dollars two mile heats
The horses Thunder, John Morgan and Sympathy were
entered for it, but only the two a,tar started owing to
the that scoundre had entered tho stable or
the Canadian horse Thunder during the night and no
dosed him with poison that his trainer dare not start
him, but withdrew him from the race. Dr. weldon,s
sympathy ridden by Gilpa,rick, a capital race in
two straight heats 10 30sG and 3134.
The second race was q mile and a quarter dash FOR
parse OF two hundred dollars and was won easily bv Dr.
Wodon's Lizzie ". beating AMMO and Echo, in 1877
The meeting has been most successful one both az
regards the attendance and the quality OF the racing
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Iatss..,Iav from Iss.soa.

tS~f"~s NfN - 1sI
totnnosiofe wii'iana q wshrr tnnsi ~lAiss Navy
dci n this sy yezisfdsy .t tue ego ssyaay
yrarH
Iee ~ Mosfys raerinas ,h,i wsfs issy osp,s,.S "a
the w. ntY oi Watbinston, have rescbai tofi warren
So fafs se.ping
Ibs steam frisAta Nlgara ~ fLafily ssfssi.I At
taf .stD~n Nssy Yard o. have .f sfnsto~nt chass~
fhe too harifrf fssbes affetn tts spsr ssss
" nolncef ioo he.Ey, sri sHns ~ e-s eahhfs .h ss
sgbsttsod iof thsn. The floussfDI. ~ va Dfy is
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Browu-Rebet Tam C.p,ur.d-Nsvo-
I~sion in MA stamoro.-Thc Meuiean
General Cobos kiiic a..
Mr.. JAaEs y. LArHAM's conussros prVcE.
IIEADQuaKTsHs. UsirEp srArss. toE,sl
BKowss,,lik, T.xAs, Nov II, 1888.
On tho morning Of the ttn immediately After landing
on Brazos Island the Ninety fourth Illinois, oon. No
Nuta started forward Tho Thirteenth Maine. Cosooo,
Iinsseit me- which tho Hst 10 raiss tho sass Aod
stripes on the island, had previously marched serrs
Brazos and oampcd the roci Chn Col nc' hcNoa
up, wthout stopping cpatuued tho march
for lirownsvic followed shortly afterwards ny tho mir
teentu Miine. HIS the urs marching ever dooe ~
the Thirteenth, and quenuy they wsre unabs 10
catch up With the veteran Ninety fourth. Tho march
was hrough barron county, aud nothing transpise1
worthy Il note. Tho few Ne,icas met friendly.
hut being unable TO undcrstaud English NO mcrmssoo
could bc extracted rom them. This uneoar mnnosouy
was ar ally relieved by Prownsvie, which At length
within sight
It now ascefta,ued that tha whole rebel force.
hut dr. commanded by General r"e nal ske-
bodied after blowing up their MAGAZINE ara burning
port N oi their barracks To prevent The thhiviSg
Mex from pilaring tho place the ci',eos med
tn m elves citizens sunrd under ine drcotoa OF
tho Mexican Coeo-. On tho appearance OF
foros General Co o., attended by small vaard.
AT after short utter, lew with ciynes mcNuts
and yc. turned tho CIV over 10 thcin ~ Also cx
proafel himself well iHrd bg tu' ~
p, ami co yratulitrt us uOn the cHucce tho eS
iediln and the olowug motuinv. tho ctb, NO to-k
pos fs ~ Brnwn3vi nhd OF Brown.
10 Lrvilo ~ neat htts 1 WI = several To usand
nhaptant. aud r'snt+ auit''a snan appearance Z
mains ne cathoia a and market toUle. u D,br e
b tx hous ind stores and upla ~ oil tcls fhe
to~ " nos amott entirely deserted but the rconr sro
gr dualiy returning the nretalng continent s for tho
mon pnd the uepnlo al p,oiu .l d. us.l orccnb oks
,'y crcu to Ia BfowusyUr. and the eiut D. hayo
co idorabc con dence Ia hem Aero The riyer n
tHmlfus, IN N h ch there At irc eat epu, iin aoo
r.vu thcro u four parties, Ito haraa. tbor"
In favor 90 o Old MrNican epWout. IA 80 o. h. fayr
ltc1ch tn sHc.ss.nst4 npd 'hs tniinrts. rbcfe
pnrtes cnnaiantis Tgpung itu of each otber aud
creating disturbances.
mo Maxic,a co.. Cobos day two since atton tel
10 up the French fas bri rtot eptcd lie sss.
hoNcycr cHtsd ana HbuTty IHrwsriJ iriej mot
tTe sou. Gcucral Cfiilar has procl,imod ell
Governor and tho fDnciouS 81 that oLcr.
Cirti as fayors the United 1t,ts, a soil kso~p lie
IN the sAmo surrounded anb thrcatsuoi " burn
fru-n.go y.srsAO. There " graa' deal of %
element IN Natamotoa and ao1tl"r fssois1nn IN day
or ~ wonid not a1rpr,s. any one
q tachm ~ our mon, cailufci short distance
from this placr a day AZ, tchcl u Ia oi tive
wtgoLs adod s,t FpAi- 10 tho robN tt4t-e. Il c"n
s,sts of boots shoc- htt.Auh Dad .ot ode ~"fb
pro sbiy ts2 ltVr 'QI doirP. lhr 80 "psbn tEo-
and the oss n Il ~id be severely fct by tho rcboh
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The GREAT Western sanitary ratr As.o-

C,~,r~sau Nav. u, isd3-
The Groat Western Sanitary Fth h'"''A'"a ~ 10"
fully orgauizsd. Matr General Iasccfans "a no Prci'
dent.
1he day sc,se,aa ior tie oronnsn the ais, OF psocm
Der
The proceeds of the fair viii he sis,fbu'"i IN Tho
ION aodss without regrd tn statsas under tbs drsc
,n o the Coinnat branch OF tn United Btes s4nl14rJ
GotnfossiOr. .
40 appeal IL made for donations a jney aud suitable
sri iclss tor thu faif
The etprcss COMPANIES VIII Transport donaton. ffes OF
ohuse
Tho headquarters IL tho ASSOCIATION are al No i7s Woe
lInnlpnIl
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The Mountain Battle Fields of
Tennessee.
Review OF Operation. from the osoupa-
lion OF Chstt.sceg. co the Capture of
Lookout Mountain

~ The very oommeneemsnt u this rebellion The I'M.
portApoe q chsi,anoova ss a grand sra,sgc posnion
was rseogbzed, and coo or the sariest military mgye
"en'' Of ths rebels rss 70 oooupy and r,sy Situated
on ths borders rsnoesnes and ceossa, t~o ye1rs o
VI" had rolled over before ~e were In position 10
test ;" oocnp~ion. A. lsat the Army q the Cupnber.
land, under haJr General Ho~srsns sss ~, fum sssh
vile on ~ campaign through sosth~rn Tsnoc.es aud
eeorria, snd 90 the iib u sspt~mbsr that rmy lad
ths ss'ssctIcn u sn,sr ns chsilspos. asomt -hbaut
ops"ston. M rss~s, 0sasv oessrS nr-ss, we're out
nAaoavres, and fegsd hsssssSy " srsesAts As plsos,
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III. Sorfhw stern toovsotfsa Of War
Democrats.

wv 40 ~ Wv Is'i
Tho S0ftbwc.isfn C1nfoeiioa u ssss.-fs's OF
gNnvrf 100 nsofnias rb@ basneas wss usHssctsf ssh
20 - sfsfs No oos bat accredited sssgat~s 81
talttei Al no states bssf W. tta csn
"a a@nsgai tois a xcf1sfnsB1 ebossa tf,slasnt
t1e ro1rs1fur 4 cousniftso q ~ ~h<h Isiss
fafefi4. ~ inrltnA sss ~tssisi bs chairmsa has
tesn y.sssiei " frsu.s pisuofm for can.
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WAmSeTos, Nov. 2s--Evening.
Tho reports from Cha,,Anoosa received at tho War
Department represent tina, three Thousand prisoners
were captured from the rebels yesterday with atty
cannon, Ave ,hous.ad Of sm. arms and ten nss
The rebel forces are utterly rOstcd today sod full
retreat towards Dalton. Georgia. They are burning the
bridges sitter them, to retard pursuit. They are ilso
burning their depcs and stores and aban1oon Ing or Dc
s,royins everything tina, viii embarr.ss their hight
large amour, Of cotton, amounting II Is believed 20
nearly ,so million of bales reported TO have been &C
eumoaied q, Atlanta, GeorrIs, ssbosps both 10 The
people and the rebel rov.rpment Asm expected ihs,
General Grant intends making RAPID movemep, on ,h.,
point, will bo d'feuh 70 remove any eonsdsrsb, por
ton d this cotton In tms 10 save u from capture.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
tsf,. nj ,r,.t oo,,rr.

Htpsfn. Nv. "a. i-@s
Are ia, arh, iss,rny~i the n,ssi't 81 pst Porter
About Jur ihogsani dpiars seflh - clothing bra.
ed Tho ori.tn oi The ar- - uhlnosn
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Tn. Arabia Inward uou.d.

iiAuysr, nov. q 1903
Tho steamship Nabis dia san for B-,oa ahu, half
pa, seven A. NJ to-day sho vii bs dno there N morrow
fTr,dsyJ Afternoon.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
s.w. fro" ro,'rc.. Monroe.

The Ffesfh sioop ~ g.~ffi~fs trfy@i W UsfBpoa
Iuads evening sud ssroi for sports ss-E the
foroBn aBd Will IN t,y Point a. son The weather
permits
Tbc mosuer s.afs-I. cap' ciArs, EFT for cv r9ist
a. fnIhs With d. naic...
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Int,r.Atiuv from Nashville.

NAHnYltIr. N0T. y IhtI.
Robert II Mitchell, commanding tho Frst cavalry diyi
sion has been ordered 10 rport q hdjosA"t he""r"
Thnrnls, at wasbingtoB. for duty.
The river s rising Tho water On tho al ata ~ Svo
leetd deep,
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Sailing ofth. Asa.

fsafos. Ny. 2s. lsaJ.
The stcamcr Afis saicJ t'-isy At ton oches. taking
.ifty seven pa.-onrors for Lssrf0, aud t-.ny three
for HsnfaN. also ss5 Oi2 Va spcce
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Iaks stsas.ss A.hov,

rrtFfr,. Ott1, Nav a. 40,
Tic pfopcler ontsrio ~ the .aftbTf fftu-Brtst "a
line D. aai0te Wet riat-f siaid sbe grlu4fsd
" whsa heard
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
r.ts,s,,on of Grant. o,.., vr,o,y.

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fstrhafHss ser srttsnr~f tta streets ~ ffs
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