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800 ACRES
800 ACRES,
las beoa i.,ided into iAi. Site. offsoss
ONE TO TES ACRES EACH.

I.uss,eis-,l With speiti reference & the wants - ~
rsns don Dusn-. n H. tF 90 Noul ora "a ysi Ntsi1f
0ls frfifc4 -na tra lf homes a. Tho counfy b4.
u,, be consisfe equally s,fa'- 10 all fsn' y. se or'ed
u . sonh c-si r b- sfp1safa a. ao-h c1'ftien o.
pfcfsl .lOfl te vuit ci N.fG ~ "a 4fci-DJ s..siss
l. -si,h The bi.,f-s ~leh pfrsai in Sumner.
The lola Tract sb0lads To- laIr. ~ tffitf rsirf
IL 10 teofel that spot ~tl ~ l-s 81 hsst crh 10
H. 81 Tesp~e. ira - t. 40 N ~ mo nia4n ~ - Al
the only locality aciT he ey where 1hsfs "a n' ic'e
AID sgu-. - -,
material Ola he pennies iToe ol cLtif'
10. privacy oi tic ffA tni u a he 49, IL 'erufsl y
l0Ars. su! rstsepa o OF Tie ua. sf'fanrf u
On ~. valley road nile ii54 aorh arse hill-i fta
on. q. ascend soas he Fus i,s Or
ulich sfo conr'cedhcuaft. scs 8fs al fAeif Bag
broo yn Staten lsAnd Ard the Ssnows. are a. i-ssn .
g.rc, Upon reaching tho top q e onnin. 80 ice soo'
tas level VI tho sea .ssio4pa .La 10 aa ia e1tefi
spans ths horizon dt!ilsacd Ardt li eot-iy seal. VI
ages towns cities podf srfs AID bs.s With the Nrt'
e.ns hl "a II tho s.ltL Aysfk NoIr,l. h1fsia~ l'A
cos, he cast ell s Ieyra.o to tue oyo 1as ns'orAl
p4ia.lms edged b. al % be ons oi iEo ne ~
LLFwFLbYg PARK I. lee. than one hour nom New
Yo,s (lfv VA Morris klfo.d to- u lns Icf dy
sson sy ani Jcgsey nlfosa ed oiflse aud "e"
ara Loiso railroad. tDoniy tnls each way Day. -,
Fs. Of ucceas, br4y Hui f-fy 20 scenery ff tea
faiu.s of climate ff nieIga and moral 90 o IL
rouueou Va hou fos AZ tho-s csnsii,g gstilns vhicL com
10 f.nirg zion attractive fniy silence " j.
eide pose advantages not furPsssj viaAe4 Oy sny
oh lsr place Va the yicIully O. New Oh
fos msp ad paicneI. AZ wen o. ca q o. ains'
,.on sppy ~ tAe pfopno.o'' ,,,ey,,,
A, Lib agy LulG.ne Orange. Efs-t County, ". j..
OF = b. AERNCh,
10 80 " Liam Il, n. z.
WE.--Tx.ny 6,e HOUSES, In various STYLES Of a'cii'
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Amnsements.
DARNUMv AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIE MOST BRILLIANT ATTRACTION
IN AMERiCA!.
THE GHOST TRIIJMpHANTf

| RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIE MOST BRILLIANT ATTRACTION
THE GHOST TRIUMPHANT
! THE ONLY GENUINE GHOST
P'''''''' b.r Join GREENWOOD. jr,
now n London In pursuit OF nOsees for he Museum and
PERFECT SUCCESS.
The suec'er standing out rlcfr and distinct,
WALKING ABOUT THE STAGE.
Visible to every eye and from every part oi the house.
-" EVERY Every AFTERNOON e, o'clock; and
''' = ''''' SEVEN DISTINCT TABLEAUx,
'H' FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS
appear al At one time 1t is introduced in the intensely ne:
'''D'S ''o ''sGjIEias'SSs sGEiaSsN ROMANTIC DRAMA.
BRUNHILDA;
BRUNHILDA;
BRUNHILDA;
WAKE NOT THE DEAD.
"h'''' Il Pt%Dhnnss'Ff %hs F6EL 81 DRAMATIC COMPANY.
under tho direction OF +. +. Tayo< Stage Manager.
THE REGULAR DRAMATIC SEASON
hs, lust on ned with flll sud ,slentcd company.
NEW SCENERY AND pECORAiIoSS'
tho house thoroughly renovated snd eyeEyythins
FULL ORCHESTRA.
fIKSf-CBASS PLAtk w
DEAF AS 4 POST.
will also he prodnced a, each performance
40 be seen at all hours every day and evening.
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBACO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS.
Who, though ropre.snss,ii,ses ~, Of ,n,,,,
Of the wds Of Miuseso.e, are aud Away, naye been,
SrEAO.Asr FRIENDS Of TIE WHITES
attractive auxiliary is just ddcd to their number In the
r''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MOTT.
The pOCAHONTAS Or TIE NksT.
an Indian On Of . Crow tribe which lnhabis tho Rocky
Mour,sn lion, Sc Is very beautiful remarkably inte
THE MOsf HARVESTING INDIAN EXHIBITION
evrr w.aossed a in the borders Of 81 nl4aiiou
1hsy viii ~ % On exhibition a AL hours, day and evening
Iad alsryi- ge Dances soags, and other repre-
''''''0'' Pgis.nLrsprrfRs or INDIAN LIFE.
a SPLENDID GROUP or
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
Imported rom tUroIe, repre.euiin;
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
eneanPed in e ,Sqn'in. Of cd 1ss's G H ineadHs the
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARREGU1,
sn,r,undcl ~ IL, VIE sister Sen. Don Miguel. Don An
and cteof poabs including to Mout The Clrdaal
&C. &c Tho group Of Wax Figures ever eI
sied n 1rn 49, se sv0s y19ns ss eosyave s tho
dis, Die Nh. countenaucs, OF tho wife ana cnhi
true nlere the behodef with awe and adiiTs
ton
/. Is On ctiilitior st ~ hours x..-
4 LIVING SEA SERPENT,
A u.ost 81 -nge. fcroeious, and interesting
AQUATIC ANIMAL
TROPICAL COLOKED FISH,
jas. obairsd AZ great expense. including - -o,,n,,,
.A1gL pl,H DOCTOR fISH COW flsH, SQUIRREL L
FIsI CRlASOS CAtAKETIA. &C., &c.
ThE MONSTER PYTHON,
THE GREAT DRAGON or TIN EAoI.
AUIONAIox WRlfER
TIE LIGHTNING CALCULATION A.,
The GnAsD AQUARIA. L-arn-d sea-, Ses Lon' MOE
.,rr Fear III ing Anacondls. Wax = cures, &c
Adllt,lou. - ceuts Children gnoer ten. 10 cents.
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y III. MACY, ,
Opening Fal Goods.
80 Cartons shades.
BONNET RIBBONS!!
Az shades ncnuet Nclveis and ; Ks
BlscA and Co.5rcd NelNe. Ribbons
Full line OF ri .Freuch
FLOWERS AND FEiTHrES!!
Ful line Of p ain hemsitcho1 and embroidered
LINEN HANDhEECluEFS!
cNesncst 10, IN tie city.
Ful line 81 Thread Real and imitation vsencicn2es
LACESi
Full lire Of oambrc and mu.lin
EMBAOlDERIES!
l., st quality Ladies. Mi.scs ard Gcn,s
sik, Lislc, Cotton and Wool
GLOVES AND HOSIERY .
Frll 7e Isdic. Nisscs md Gents
UNDEHNESrS AND DRAWERS
LADIES' NADE-UP UNDEKCLOIlIN0 COESIIS, &c.
Al qualities oi Linens, Napkins, Towclin: and
TABLE DkMASkS!
C,mbTcs Swss md Nsin,ook Musiins Tsre,an, Canton
Dom,;, Shaker and Opera
fLANNELS.
I.adics end Mifses'
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
L,,ies imported Leather Bass aTncs' aad Rolls Ferfc
err. Hoop Skirts. &c. &C.
H. B.-DEsT MD GLOVES in the CITY a, eiaPalR-
X H. MACY,
Nos aos aid 20 C.h sv
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6ouses ano farms Wanlco.

I WANT u Buy HOUSE Of liberal size ana
" cost with without tt iui.rre, and win inm'ais'e
20 II must have ample stable lad b. Ia choieo
iocaiioa Hupsy Hii prefenod. .
" this should meet the eye Of the of such s etAb
Tgbsept who mst be- scid 70 otter H. provided he couh
3ssrfed 1t It would thsreapcn he "haNke1 snDn
the rs,ket," he Is invited 10 with nr WAkD
NOLAN. No. Filsst.. whom l have employed IN tae
fps..er
Hors TO the foregoing the subscrbr takes the liberty 10
sppeud tho sstfmeHt tina. tie advertiser the word
"It~rsfi in liberal serss. WARD MCLEAN.
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GmueeMenis.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
cRo@pip p hSusEs ilsss NdfT3F IN wE EyhY fA.E
THIS eInohffOSil f0sl.l ~ EyGSiN'. ELy Sept -
THIS srAsON, UPON WHICH
EDWIN FORREST.
will sppesr ,,,,
in sheridln Rnowess erea, classical tragedy Of the
name when ne "ib bS q, s4PPi'riee ST ~ y,ncr an
embracing the r1rDes Of
MR. j. MoCULLOuGH.
Ma. I" Ii. LEAK. = ,rroco,,
"''' . H. A''D'''' MApAME PoyIsL
Conductor. ........."......Mr HAIsvEY b. DoDwoazR
Friday EyEsISG sISG,. Sept s.
,sATyKDAY EvENINg sep. 2s,
BEHEFLl AND Last NIollT OF
O., Ills ONLY ERFoRMANCE OF HAMLET
Mr. Wheaty has tbs honor to announce to the public ~
MDLIE vEsTvALI
GREAT LYRIC '1I TaAorprESaE.
Who VIZ MAKE her debut upon the English sage In the ~
AID p'"s,,Smi SamEa: Pls4t or II THE JEWISH MOTHER
wich a1, has 9.sl m wht,s1 M sg esPIs;y for her,
w" '' NV APPOINTMENTS
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
DARK THEATER, BROOKLYN,
l. FULTON.sT, Opposite City Hal.
Manager aud DIR. OAbRLEL uABRlSOM
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY.
THURSDAY EVENING. Sept a. l6a
BEAUTY AND TIE EEASr.
With all its BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
LLAEORAJE SCENERY
DNESSES, DECORATIONS,
AND POWERFUL CAST.
The eler,n. Comedy Of
WHO SPEAKS FIRSTf
WIN commence the Evenings En,ortainmerta
Door. open at Z; commences at J.
OLYMPIC THEATER, Nos. 622 and 6A
" Broadway.
The LADIES and Gentlemen eDyased for the coming seascs
under M Woods requested 70 assemote N
the Green Room on MONDAi sept 2s, at IL clock.
CHAS 81 WALCOT, ss., Stage -Asragsr.
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Doar0 cll0 Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford Conn.-No
A. i. rLlmi1ON 'toprctor
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can obtain
J. "A .,orv f,ont ,oou with mod.r inprov.ii ils
In privrtc family whore they ean ENJOY tho oom ..
Of home. Apply al No. % C.1oa place. between o"'''
TYP aud BSesawsy
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Gbanfes tor Business 1ilcu.


A BARGAIN.--I wish to EXCHANGE for q
~ desirable stock " Dry Goods or Cash 86o Acres Of
LAND. About 30 yes j. ~ tutcr end the holnce good
II lc with stream oi water rnuul through il. This
isrd j. vel situated abou. g miles Chic 90 end inme
eiatcy tae Pin. burrl IT, Wayne end Cbuso Reiood,
an station Ii viii mako Of Tie best STOCK
RMS m that section oi ihe country For further mOrna
eion address D. Drawer No io CAatbcncuis "a
A RARE CHANCE.-The best BUSINESS
q STAND in the mos. hriru. ir feuusy Naia with
s;ock Of bOk Staoncry fGpor hsnsng and Notions. Also
News Route. Price $4,000 Address H., box No. sJJ rha
dc'pbia ios;.Oficc.
EOR SAIE.-WOOd- " oIking MACHINERY,
h HORSES. WAGONS &c, to close an es.lte consisting
swooawo5h's Planning Ma Teunonius Machines
chimes, spoweT Mogisns Maclanos,
zccrTei MOli!ng Machines, Door Growers.
2;t0 sets Moidne Cuieis, Reishing SAWS,
C0t MOu.n. Ilal. sash saws
20 Circular Benches, Blind T,nonin.
scross-cut Benches. Horn, Machines,
Wrshrs Potscrol Saws, Sash Snd Band Stockin, Ma
2 Cgosuys Re-sswins Mills chimes
eTurnins Ls,bes, 1908 n. Sharing II to in
large lace Lathe for MOGins, puneys and Hangers
Alcot; La'hes. Doubc and Single Leather
baiuS;er Machines, Betting
Lnfse Upright Boring Ma 1000 4 steam PIPE.
chimes lunch Presses. portable Fore.
Large quantities Of Tools and Fixtures Sc pertaining to
business An the above Machinery is hrstc'as improved.
and running in the l.. and most complete establish
inen of Kind IN the United States costing the present pro
pEieior over twenty thousand dollars.
Aso, pair heavy Truck Horses perfectly sound an kind
with Harness ana LuDteI tEucA 5000 heavy Cart Horse,
Nuness and spring Cart Also, dam chestnut Carnse
Horse 5I bands high warranted perfectly ound and Kind
inside OF tn zee minutes, with without light
city made Haircss and san-op bu--y-eA adapted fer n
geneans All the above property viii DC sold lois TO
suit rutchaseEs st q l.Tso discount tsom cost
AIpy NO Al South .,hsi address Box No lsl Brook
Hn, 4. ID.
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JanFs NJ COOK ard
SAMUEL II. coon.
PaNgou Spa. Saratoga County, y. Y.
CorrorGlicn Notices.

4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the COMMIT
n TEE on NATIONAL AFFAIRS Of the BOARD Of AL
DERMEN will BE helS IN MONDAY the 21ih inst A. n
O'Clock IN the Chamber q the BoAd q Aldermen for the
oUrpose o. receiving Esf Specifications erect .utso.s
rcnurlt In CsyaTy C.gnf,rg All p-itics Interested
sec 80 tel 70 appear without fa.tnsr Notice.
TERENCE FARLEY
PETER MITCHELL. Z Committee
john T. HENRY, ION National
;. l. A. EOOLb AlaIs
!. d. O!TinELL,
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professional Notifes.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
Cou,,lor al Law Proctor and Atvoc IL u. y Courts
80 aJy b.osdwuy New.Nork. kesilence-No. " toaaQo
Tegtass, West a}dst OotNeea %h aud lQaaH(
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

DEpEAiPTIONo Of CORPORATION BONDS.
HI Tile VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND
BONDS Of the CORPORATION Of The CITY o! NhM-
9ORk b,orBnf '-e and payable the si d9y Of october
orc-fnc u'h .t be paid tl4s day
* the rressnis'i, 0i "a o.is A. this oihce.
PROPOSAL FOR A LOAN or S50pD
Sealed proporas vii be- received q; this ctee unil
WEDNESDAY,. tpi. 80 e., c'ocE ? pa f9f itc plcta'
t not ,r ~ r a. the whole pat o tie
sum O! 0Oo Of .cilutesf Soiiers Bounty und hefTr
lon Bonds te Corp ~ DE y Of el 9lLi tuilcr
I'd y naper IS oftle Laws q 1870 aud BY Ordnance
~ Gid Coronation approved sept ~. 1913
Said bonds viii be Of The denomination e. on etrh s'd
eli interest a. The Fse of Pr cent e srtrr Iya ane
,e rey the hTt cay 4 Msy AID November o. e
ycsr ard The prncp thereof vi BE- reeeemaoe Oh The h
esy Of november l.tA -,
Inc proposals. ste tie smoun; of ad Bonds desred
s-d ne urice rer if1 thereof md The peont "os~ o
,s tre scceped VIII be req1cd 20 deposit with the Oha
b. ain a, tie Brosdwsy L4uk on Iluesy Oc'ooef l. l
he awATded 70 item respectively, inel'a4ng ihe feHi
On presenting the Coo7ronsr The Chamberns reeci =
r. src deposit the parties viii be entitled 20 receive toeh
r. amounts oi Ter value Of the sums h"s'ars 70
~. lesriu- interest froIn Oct J. LOO.
should be sealed and irdoffef fropost
a. Vointser Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption hcnl u,
ise7 and the .acosed IN second eyeope ADDRESSED
10 ,ho Comptroller. .,-,..
a. h.d. n tie p1olic Interest should require IL.
MATTHEW r. bNEsNAN. Comptroller
City Of New York. DEPARTMENT oi Finance, toHgi9oeI'
Of-cs. - 49,
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FRO CONTRACTOKS.-Se sealed pro.
po.s each ndorsod With The title OF the won Tor wiica
ths BID asy De offered viii be- received 9, THIS once un
eooc. m Of s.turdsv Oct 1903 for the construction u
5RAP.ELOCK rASEMkNTS "a I,tytLird street., pet"eeh
4bd Fourth svennes, iac ln ftycond street oei@ssp
PAVEMENT IN foty.nn.h street, nom Tenth avenue 70
tIBd,oa River and 81 CBO3sWALkS IN Third svenne ~
O~ehradsJ ard ssh Onehundfod end severih One hund
red and eighth, snd One hundred and ninth s'IecS
bsas torn. for tie bids aud an other necessary oi"a
tiou be ohtsDcd rrtion 10 the bou,scs Ir, ~
this oMe.-OGSe ci the Groom AqDoduct Bo-ld sept ~
Ictl IhO1. SIEPbEN5, I IFoloh
EObw j.. DAfKAGU Aqucduct
A. W CRAVEN } Board.
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Real Cs!alc for Sale.
A ppOnuCTIyE FARM and MILL FOR

~ StLF In dew J.r.cy-Faui contain. g acrs ~ acres
Of " ODD, balance highly improved via choice i-li', We
wa,eIci With laige !stoy House, now Bans H! a..
lci ,n,- aad A with of stone; l in oii' = >
milo. iro Nowi ork Abs fam be sod ~ sctte p
tae estate foE p-stlcusrs sni te.lns ce OF . . ,,.,
A. sEKOEhNT. 10 Is W,il S.
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Go Ert.

FINO LET.-A STORE on ith Avenue front,
J. snd OFFICES Ia tho blbLk HOUSE, Asior FiAe'' Np'
p!y az the ITeaSurors Once, iih Avenue entrance
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Drn Uooos.
BINNs. MILLINERY OPENING, THIS

Ne DAY a. No ~ troadway-No 81, Oppofe Mrtfo.
poi.sn Hotel Jockey Hat; aud fonnois ~ millions Fail
and inter Bonnes OF every descp ion. Flower hi0Don,
and Feaihcrs. H. BiNNsS Nilnofy-arscst IN the world
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

DOOTS, SHOES and GATTEES-S3, 50 80,
ID - - -, ard 81. al JONEss, Nos 10 sad u Anls
Please cal. and examine.
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Uants.
VISITING GOvERNEsS.-A Young LADY

WANTED, by a Lady, SITUATION g
w TEACHER has had espeEenee In teaching the hsnss
Ensh branches French Music Good references svss'
and required. Address a. J Box No. 2lOs New-havsn'
Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-28
SECOND EDITION,
. OUTLOOK r. Il
FROM THE FRONT.

We learn from the front by parties who left
Culpepef last night, that the main crossing Of
Meade's army was made at 0ermania Ford,
another column crossing below Germania Ford
and another column at Jacobs mill, q few
miles above. The crossing wes made BY pom.
toon bridges, and without opposition, save q
retreatng volley from Lees picket guards.
Captured pickets say that Lee means to give
Meade battle when ne gets him TAR enough
away from the river and in q position where
he can catch him at q disadvAntaSe. From
what we can hear, however. we Incline to
think that Meade's line of march Ia one that
Lee may not have altogether counted upon,
and probably he is already aware OF the fact
that Meade has placed himself in q position
to compel him (I.ee) to accept fair open. field
battle or beat a retreat.
Yesterday morning our cavalry pushed for
ward as tar as Locust Grove, where they met
the advance Of the Rebel cavalry, and the lat.
ter were driven across Russell Greek or River,
and afterwards across Mill Run. A body of
Rebel Infantry was posted between that point
and Orange Court House, and the whole Rebel
force moved of in the direction Of the latter
place.
1t is reported that heavy firing Of musketry
and artillery was heard In the direction of
Orange Court House yesterday. Locust Grove
is four miles south Of Germania Ford, in Orange
County, and within q short distance OF ssthe
wilderness" where Hooker fought his desperate
battle. Mill Run is two miles from Locust
Grove and thence TO Mountain River where
Gen. Early, with Ewell's old corps) is said to
be in force is about six miles. Orange g. II. is
eight or ten miles further on in q southwest
direction
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ARRIVAL OF PRIZES.

Yesterday, the schooner Artic, captured on
the 18th inst. by the Z. S. schooner Lodora,
while endeavoring to run the blockade of
Wilmington, N. o., arrived here in charge of
Acting Ensign H. S. McKenna and a prize
crew, in whose custody are the captain, James
Gage and two Of her crew. She is a West
India clipper built schooner, of about 100 tons,
and is in fine ORDER has a cargo OF about $50
sacks of SALT and was from Nassau. She left the
feet of Charleston on the 10Th, where she had
stopped one day to correct her reckoning, and
made Cape Henry in the unusually short period
OF forty-six hours. Ensign McKenna repre-
sents her to be very fast, making an average of
ten knots per hour, and says that he could
have overhauled with her any vessel he fell
in with on the passage This vessel appears
to have made several successful trips, and is
believed to have been formerly used as a SLAYER,
and her capture will be much regretted by the
parties interested in her.
The schooner George Chisholm, from Mas.
sau, captured off the Santee river, S. c., on the
18th instant by the U. S. steamer Dai Ching,
Capt Chaplin, with a cargo Of salt, arrived
about the same time, in charge of Acting Mas
ter Penfield and prize crew. She is q clum-
silly built vessel, rating about 100 tons, and is
believed to be owned by parties IN the Confed.
eracy. Two of the crew were also brought up
in her.
The papers in both cases ha We been laid be.
fore the District Attorney, who will imme-
diately institute proceedings against them.
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LATER FROM TENNESSEE.

Our Forces Ten miles be ~ nd Chickauauga
Creek-The East Tennessee Railroad Cut
100 Baggage Wagons and 800 Prisoners
faptured-Our Loss in Three Days 1000.
CHATTANOOGA. Nov. 21.-The situation to-
night is highly satisfactory. Hooker's, Palm
er's and Sherman's commands are nearly ten
miles beyond Chickamauga creek. in pursuit
of the crumbling army of Bragg, who is making
every effort to escape our advance.
Near Dalton, in sharp fight this morning.
Palmer's advance took four guns and 800 pris::
oners. Sherman is reported to have advanced
from Tyne Station, on the left, and cut off 2,GO0
rebels. The roads along which Bragg is re-
treating are lined with caissons, wagons, COM
mIssary and medical stores.
Prisoners say it is impossible tor the rebel
leaders to make their troops stand.
Col. Lang's cavalry command have returned
trem their RAID on the East Tennessee railroad.
They destroyed the road fifteen miles above
and below Cleveland, and burned the rebel
foundry at Cleveland, where a large quantity
of N unitions Of war were stored. They also
captured one hundred wagons loaded with
baggage, and three hundred prisoners.
Col. Lang was attacked subsequently by q
superior force of infantry, cavalry, and artil.
lery, but succeeded in bringing his prisoners
Off.
Our loss in the three days fight will not ex-
coed 5000
Major General Logan has arrived.
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u r FL IAL +.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Provost Marshal Generals Office,

W uSHtUSLOUs ~ Cs NOV. 25s lCOt
Circular No. l02.-Hereafter all appointments
of employees under District Proves. Marshals
shall be submitted to this office for approval
through the respective Acting Assistant Pro.
vost Marshals General for States or divisions.
Appointments of employees must not be embod-
led in tri-monthly or other reports, but shall
be- made the subiect-matter of a letter stating
the name OF the appontee, the ate Of proposed
commencement of service, and recommending
the amount of compene alton proper to be al
lowed. In recommendations as to salaries to
be allowed their employees Provost Marshals
will he governed strictly by the Regulations
and by Circulars hitherto ISSUED from this Bu-
reau.
II. Except as authorized IN Regulations or
Orders from this office, Provost Marshals shall
not hereafter incur expenditures for printing or
advertising without the previous sanction of
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General
for the State, through whom all accounts for
such expenses must be forwarded for his ap.
prevail or disapproval.
III. Paragraph 112 of Regulations was SUI
perceded by paragraph Of Circular No. 65,
August |, 1863.
". The jurat to the oath prescribed in Cir
cular No. "a, Of Juno u, 1853, is subject to a
stamp duty Of cents.
JAMES b. FRY, Provost Marshal GenI.
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FROM BCRNSIDE'S ARMY.
The Situation Mt Knoxville.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Give have some reports
from Knoxville which seem to Indicate that
Gen. Burnside is perfectly secure in his posi-
ton. The rebel ca yalry are now in the country
lying between Cumberland Gap and Knox.
willie, but no damage has been done to our com.
munications with Gen. Burnside as yet.
Gen. Longstreet has not yet made heavy
assault upon the city, but seems 10 be anxious
to secure prominent positions for his batteries,
SO that he can command the place from different
points and demand a capitulation. He acts as
II his force was not sufficient to hazard heavy
battle under existing circumstances.
A column is already in motion for the relief
of Gen. Burnside, under Gen. Wilcox, and re.
Inducements are being sent forward as rapidly
rs practicable.
No fears are entertained here for the ultimate
result especially in view OF our great victories
near Chattanooga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-28
RDFCGEE-

Thomas Barnes, refugee from rsbeldou.
reached here this afternoon, having been sent
IN by the Provost Marshal General Of defenses
south Of the Potomac. He was committed to
the Old Capitol by order Of Capt Todd.
Barnes states that he Is q Tirginian by birth:
that he was forced into the service, and put IN
the 49th La. Infantry in July, 1861, but sac
ceeded in the same month Of 1863, in making
good his escape at Gettysburg. Since that
time he has been at his home in Prince Will
liam county, and has taken no part In the
war. Barnes further states that, on the gath
inst, Kinchello with his band, numbering so
men, passed his house with 25 Union prisoners
fte6mstsrs) and about 60 mules, Which he
learned were captured near Union Mills on
the gath inst. They were on the way to Dunn
fries, and were pursued by our cavalry. but
succeeded in making their escape