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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN Testify TT,
THIS r Y NAAARRY RXPRRLE Nla

Youeg MN troubled with emissions in sleap.
complaint gen rally the re ult Of q bad habit in
YOUTH tr ated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. s. -
Hardly . day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they
had the consumption, and by their friends suppos
to have IL; All such ca-es yield TO the proper and
only correct &C of treatment and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
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Freedom No,ice.

FEyFE subscrN or hereby gives public notice that he
Il has given his son, Al Everett Whitney hi free.
dom the privilege of transacffnG Dufinees or
hin self lshall claimnone OF his tarE mes. nor hold
my self liable or any az bts be may conrset. efve
him his free dom vt his guest, and not ann
other account. -5 zkBULOG WHITNEY,,
Portland, Dec 9th, 1864, dec1odtws
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Certificate ofMs. J. p. LrrcH, of CharIestown.-

This Is to earthly that nine months ago was at
talked WITH Neuralgia In III most violent FORM
Several physicians applied TO, who cid alltney
could to relieve me but to no purpo-e. Every pa
tent dicine and remedy that coulu be found we're
applied without effect My face was poulsiceu and
bsndaged ia order to find Ieef, Since the Neural
In this state friend Of mine rtcnmmen ded me to
try Mrs. III. g Browns Metaphy sical discovery, as
had baied the skill of themo eminent physicians
Consequently went to Mrs. q. Ri owns office
and obtained her metaphyncaf Discovery, on Sat
urday the 10th inst. applied l. at four O'Clock In
the afternoon The result was that Neuralgia sub
sided-a most immeda tely felt relief 81 pit ell
without any pouices. before, aud at the time of
giving his eertifcatt, he 2lst inst consider my
self delivered of my diseose, and iecommend the
Metaphy steal Discovery to all who are suffering.
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RAILROADS.
Portland and Kennebec r. R.
YORK s. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

sidNWhi q Gstt --------- .@2FGF Efffele
:Ns1 On and after November LIST, 1854,
trans will leave as follows. until fur
Their nOllce:
Leave saeo River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. NJ, and 8 40 p. NJ. n fTfsi7y aifyi 81 a fafleE
Leave Portland for saoo River, at 500 A. N. and
The2to T. III train out and the s4o A. M. train
into Portland, viii be freight trains with passenger
cars attached. =
z stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham
Standish, steep Falls, Baldwin. Denmark, Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell. hiram, Brownfsld, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Limington, Cornish
Porter Freedom, Madison. and Ealon, N ii. =
AT Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South L m,ngton, Iimington, Limerick, New
Held, farsonsiield, AID Osspee - -. p
At Saccarappa, tor South Windbam. East Stand
ism. Sebsgo, Denrnark and Bridgton, = Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays. stua1 ,ncs'3f
Portland. Dot 81. 1854 ,'-''' s dtff
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EOnlld.

A BOUT five miles at sea square scanned boat,
n painted b ack outside ahd wmte INSIDE ,namea
"ADDIE.' Inc owner can have ihesamel BY CALI
Ing at No. 4P rtlano tisr, p4ogng properly and
paying charges. dec2ldlws
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20 49, t,sxrsus.rA Se9S stesones Sacn @lvO.A0
IVY 0Oid watches 600
20D q les Watches q; ~
66O0 0 SLv : Wstchts s.rs.s.h $l5.oeto 5000
ovy ~ Neck ana vest Ch~tns ~ 90 to 1900
100 Oh steam and Gu I'd Chains 90 TO l5 90
300D Vest aud Neck Chains 11Ofo 70 M
~ 49, Sohtalr9 joy ano 10 Brooches 400 to 8 90
81 Coeai Iva sarnst &c Brooches 900 to 90
k00) G Jnts' breast and scarf Pins 400 to & M
5000 v 1al Band Brace cts 300to so0
z0W ihased b aoslets So 500to ~ m
800 Cal. Diam nd Pins and Il ngs 2f0to S00
80, G I'd Wa oh Keys soto sos
SV0y Son 70 Sieve buttons ctnas zoO to- 800
~ Ooio lnimoe3 4V0to 200
BIO Immature Lockets 200to TO
S00I Miniature LockHts Magic 4 00to 9u0
$50 God Toothpicks, Crosses. co., ZOO to 100
900 Fob aud Ribbon Slides 200 to : s co
% @ Chased Gold Rngs 2i0to 500
1000 Stone ser Rings 2O0to 800
e6lo sets Ladies' Jew 'ry-Jet Coli 500 to Is 90
gyl sets Ladies' Jewery-vared style 500 to 16 on
tWl Gold f.ns, liver Case Pencil TO 100
900 rens. God Gaze and Pencil 8 90 to 1000
" fold rens. q limounted holder 90 to 500
A the gon 10 n the above list will b. Sold with.
outressrvatio1 FOR o. OLLAk EACH. Ce.
th5ato5 OF all the various articles placed in sim.
&C envelop a I'd sealed These e.velo )es win be
gard 10 cuo &C. Ga receiving Ter ihcate on will
10 what article 1t represe 1t is optional with
you 20 SO one do lar an re- Give he article named
or any otner IN the list OF the same va'ue
In 81 trans 'ctions bv m ii cha ge for forward
iuy the Cerfifct es, paying postage and doing the
for 81; oven for 50; thirty for IS; sixty G e
Tor SO: aud o 70 hu ndred fDr St6.
Wegutr autee entire sal in every instance
Al %NrS->peciai terms 10 Agents Address
GEORGES DEMEkIT CO., Sc3 Broadway, n Y
dec. l9-eodlm.
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A TWO story. Store. near Falmouth DEPOT form.
"A erly occupied by RIMerrin 4 Co Ehonire Of
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.
decl6d8m* y Ns
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND
"ANGAo !

MAINE EARAER's ALMANAcs.
: /. uGusrns soBIN ON. 81 Exchange s. vim
a pay ior - maine Farmers A,%sp 80 ssdi 60
-, S 90 70 Genus each; 1884, 39, "a 49, 49,
"a 90 r. IL cents Gu; TO- 1870. "a, '48. IA, As,
40 ,ss 56 SO. 49, SO, 80, 80, 8 cents eacn.
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.TnIef.

INCUR Offices. single or in suites, ever Stores Nos
152 and ia Exchange Street, opposite the Inter-
national House. Apply on the premises to
jy4 dit A. L. BROWN.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Yarn Cor Sale!

The subscriber wishing to change
&%N-l his iocat ON now off rs for sale his
MEfffa&R buildings and farm at Bolster's Mills
q Ma4 kIA4 in the Towns of Otisfeld and Har-
Hzztes=Szz7=3&Ssess4 rison. N
he said pr n,ses are near the Post Office, Church,
School no4se, Grist aad Saw M AS, Store, SO. The
farm consists u 100 acres ofand divided into plow
land. pa tuIe a d Woodland. Ali or part of the
md win be sold as wi best suit purchase 8. The
building, censi ting OF two story house. large barn,
and out buildings, q e 10 good repair: There is
and yard i,
those wishing to purchase are invite to call and
examine for themselves. ,a+-.F
If said property is not sold at private sale before
the 10th oag Of Feb next it will be soil ut pub ic
auction, ON Friday, Feb 10TH at 10 o clock A NJ.
dec16d7t* DANIEL WESTON.
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FOR sAVr

w f 49, r. 70 make q change in nv businesses.
with ssss. Of ~ AZ %S where man
sive business. For fafttaf Ssn 40 an exten.
y N. SON, Portland, Ne ascsos sedress =
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DROBAPLY oa kzchangs st. Monday p N; was
L. mai ked y. b GhOSS, p rtlala Il the hnde
. all plea cave it at the American House, or Call
for tue mate, he will Q &c he owoer. dec2iolNe
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RiIIiard Tabre far saIe.

A FIRST rate Billiard Table, with marble bed !;
N also two sets ivory balls and set Of points and
everything pertaining to q well furnished table.
VIII be sold on liberal terms. Apply to
Ss&&F WIN. J. MCDONALD
No. l25 Federal Street, under q. S. Hotel.
seps2I diff
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
.- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EssaE#E7zz=Esl Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
&5iIE-sSisR Station. for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.4O "A o.. and LIS p. NJ.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at rs p III.
RETuRNIHG-Leav Lewiston at 20A. NJ ,and
arrive In Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor at
1901 A. III and arrive in Portland at 2.15 p. III.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. G. FE a @ -
Freight train leaves Portland at A. II, and re
turning is due in Portland at p NJ.
= Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most OF the towns North and East Of this
line. Al
ENVH GIN. MORSE, sapt.
i Waterville, November, 1893 decf4
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10 the BoadhoIders under the third Mortgage Of
IT,; Androscoggin RattroGd Company, dated De.
csnsber IL, 1855. ~ 7rrl
GAfD Boadhoiders are hereby reminded that bv
- taepeJv,so of the Revised Statutes Cnap 81,
Sea b6 is mad their duty to sent all Their dis
DO tor-d bonds or coupons under said mortgage to
same, &C Last tn rty Us before the right Of re-
o,mpuon yiti xpire; ADD that SAID mortgage, not.
not be torsc1sed 6y rsason y, me 81
anv n "a or CT pons not preseuted. fifth y are
nled with the one o. Us. before the 14th of Janu.
airy nfxt, II ill e in season.
Lew ston, November IA. 1884.
SEPH MAI Trueteee of
M ALLEN LANES. rh I'd Mortgage.
nov laeodtd
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Cure Of Catarrh Of Ten Years, standing

Cure Of Catarrh Of Ten Years Standing.
/, Mr.. WILLIAx DoNHELLy. corner Of Dexter
and d streets, South Bottom. do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catarrh for the
no passage through her nostrils during that time
Every remedy was resorted to, without receiving
anv relief. Seeing Mrs. NJ @. Browns Me saphysi-
ter doing so. / must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for inclining me to tbs great remedy for that
d. eadful disease-CatarIh. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. It must have been sent Of God 10 the
people to rid them ofthe horrible disc that take
hold of them. My daughters Catarrh is eatirely
broken up, her OF smell has returned, the pas
rage to her head is clear. 1 cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
CatarTh. lFg1-t4 N4a. 'r',.|ft - IN.
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the following sp,eI did Ist Q

INC l0HoWlbg sp'et DID 7 81 OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils &C.,
q Sc., Worth $500 900. st5t v
To be so at ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
cara to value, and not TO be paid for until y know
what will receive.
CaolA faaaa Wa%a
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MIDDLEA AGED BEN.

mere are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
oiadaer, often accompanied by slight smartinR or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In q,
manner the patient cannot account for. ON examn-
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
tound, ana sometimes small particles of semen or
aioumen will appear or the color will be of q thin
mi kish hue, again changing to dark aud turbid
appearance. There are many men who ole Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause. which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant q perfect cure In eUcb cases, and q
full a healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who eannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do sooy writing In plain manner description
Of their disease, aud The appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immt diately
All correspondence strictly confidential and vilI
be returned II desired.
address. DIR. J. B. HUGHES,
No. g. Temple ST., [corner Of Middlel Portland
AZ Send Stamp for circular,
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Portland and Penobscot River.
& FAN and Winter Arrangement, 1864.
z THE NEW. sTAUECH AND c0MMoDIoUs
STEAMER LADY LANG,
Built expressly for this reute, y si
II CAPT. WILLIAM RoTx. 81

d CAPT. WILLIAM r.. ROIX, s.
m ~>sl VIII commence her Fan and Win
lk&RSN6ne> ter arrangement On MONDAY
- MORNING., october 17th leaving
Returning. will leave Eailread Wharf, foot Of
state -trest, oitland, every Tuesday and Friday
Toe Will permit connecting vita hs Eastern. Bost-
on Maine and Portland, Saco Portsmout Rail
roads from Boston and Way Stations, leaving Bos-
ton 3 O'Clock p M ID IAtAE 30 u ~
The Boat will touch at Rockland. Camden. Bel
hst. Blu Report, w terport and Hampton, both
Boston. Lowell, Law ence, Salem and Lynn, ~.
For more extended Information, apply to J. o.
Kend tick, Bar g0r; tie local agents at the various
landings; the Depot Masters Of the p. 8. O. p !,
Eastern and b. 3 NJ Railroads; Abel Eomerby,
Portland; Lang Delano, Boston, or
October 1T-dtf.
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,TLfyeu areIn want fany kind efPRrNTING
~ VI re Daily Press Once. q
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
"Un or WASHINGTON" rvBw YORK.
4 BEBIL WEDDING IN FRANCE.
Nutiny on Board the "City Of
Brooklyn"
WEAVY ESLURE At WINCHESTER,

Nrw NoaK, October l7.-Tlo stoaash.p C.tv
Of Uastus!0a, rrom Liverpool, via Qleonsuwl,
on ihc Crh inst, arrived at this pors this morn
ing. The political news is uuimp,rtans.
Miss slidoll and NJ. Erlsuleu had been mar
ricd at pads. The ceremonies were attended with
touCh pomp.
The crew OF the city of Rrcot'ga hal mu,uic1,
and Johnson, The third mate, was stabbed IN the
thigh. The wound was not serious.
The prize fighter Mace charges Co5urn with
never intending to light, and claims the stakes.
The only additional failure reported Is that OF
A. Solomon, a Manchester warehousemau. His
cashier haG disappeared, with def,lgayions aud
forgerirs amounting 20 10000 sterling
The steamship city Of Cork arrived GU. on
the 9TH.
Commercial Intelligence.
lrytUrooL Corr0N MARKET. - The sales OF
cotton for two days amount to 1900 bales, the
market closing drmer, but with unchanged
puc,s. The sales to spectators and exporters
were 5000 bales.
BREApsrI TVS closed quiet, hut steady. Pro-
visions inactive. lalOw is easier. Produce
steady.
Io>uoN MoNEN MtRKEr.--Consols closed at
SS4@SNs. American stocks quiet, but steady.
Marine Intelligence.
Arrived from Philadelphia, barquc GoR Eaa1
at Falmouth.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

DIsTRrCT CoURT-Judge ShnrswOod.-Willlam
ECby vs.. John G, Gross. An action on book
account, to recover for goods sold and delivered.
The defense set up that the account was barred
by the statute of limitations. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT - Judge Hare. - Smith vs..
Iaherty. Before reported Verdict for plaintiff
500.
William Thompson W. Isaac Morris, Executor
Of Joseph p. Morris. An action on a promissOry
note. No defense. Verdict for plaintiff ~iSOOj.
John Smethurstys Benjamin Jameson. An
action ON Il promissOry note, Defense that the
note was a forgery. On trial.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-Judge Allison
Benjamin @. Iiill VS.. Wallace Lippuc)tt. An
action TO recover for work and labor. on trial.
Atkinson vs.. Fisher. Action % recover for
damages 10 plaintiffs horse. Judgment for
plalnttf Sl7j.
Ferguson VS.. Scott Judgment for pllintih, Sjj.
Parker vs. GOdctt. Judgment affirmed.
GulbCch vs.. Miller. Judgment affirmed.
GOlbcCh VS. MuhOand. Judgment affirmed.
Buyer VS.. Kimes Judgment affirmed.
In the QUARTER SESSIONS the current business
was uCing carried on this morning. There was
nothing Of special interest
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MoSDAY, Oct. 1.-THE Cattle Market is rather
more active, but prices remain about the as last
quote d. with large receipts ana go lpjii cents for
c,tra Pcns sylyauia and western; HOOK cents Dr fair
10 good; and lOal3 cents tor common, os TO quality.
The following are the particulars OF the sales
g45 Msrtn n, Fuller 4 Co., Western li5g ..
100 Gust ShOmberg, Western, lldlI.
lau Mooney & Smitl, Ohio, ltHlF6.
100 Ulman a Co.. Chester county, IA rglt's.
Gl E,McIllCn, Chester COW ~, lIrlt,
~. James NicIlen, Western, Hole.
go A Kennedy, Western, l3dl4
ls5 T.. McFilen, Western and Chester county, lttrl6
- T, Hotl0way Western ami Chester couu y, liGlgs
10 owen i'm, Wcstern ana Chester county, lOpu.
30 B. c. Baldwin, Chester county, l&.BlB.
70 ID. BTunsOu, Chester county, l2Gh.
SHrFPTle demand Is good, and prices are well main
tanned about 500 head arrive and sodths week at rOu
30. FOR extra and 1'd73 20. for common 20 tlr
Co-TAcre Is change 20 notice; about 100 head sold
al S2Oat0 spngers and sj 6 per head tog COW aud
calf
1890 head arrive and sold at from SlaA the 100 pounds,
net, as ~ quality,
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''il Biz Il julia Il saR, day, from New LOadOn ballast
seir il. croskSy, irons days fgom Washington, in
O1Ja s TdWn Reed Goodspeed days from Boston, IN
schr ii. r. Sampson, Blake, days nom PORTLAND WIN
n'ssi sshT Y l. Wool Baker days from Warwick, with
ssi seif y Een GcfeaRd 10 days from Calais, with u
0v scSr j. Truman, Gibbs days from New Bedford with
o sebf D|sS Mn 10 days from sAcO, with headings to
Madeira & C0bsda. ,,-.. q t.rs s,ov. t4 ,,s..,
Jnlet In bal7a ST 10 d. 8. StetsOn 4 90. - 49,.
setr sane b. BatemAn, days nom Boston, In ballast
seSTJ' W. vannsman Sharp days rOm Port Royal,
IN Sssf. s. ii Whisen days from Boston, with mdse
cSf War stsod Cash. days from Albany, with mdse
sssp Smith futile Rlch days from ProvnestowD with
ndse 10 George b. Kertoot.
With mdse to George B. keriOOt
sohr A II. Cain simpson, days from Quincy Point ia
sOhr MMacsl0O, Henley, 10 days from Portland, with
sehr T. II Atwood, Rich, days from Boston, with mtse
soSrJ, ~ Flanagan Cain,7 days from Boston. hal'
soSt Mecca small, ls days fron HnlsbOro, vitA nd's
ssGT Jsdais, Roberts 10 days from cshas. win lana"
sohr ssrah Warren, vOstes day ire@ cama''v ~
with grain 70 JansA Barratt. :. r,si. uAre Break
water, having tOwsd 70 sea q 10 ~ 10 key Mesr
TonAwAnda, Tor tlyerpeo S,t i1 sonfhw west feess
barluss heaeoi tor besaie p - suneay ailernso.r
- go ~, Hyssfera neirogon1i 49,. w
IA 4 ISSt brS eane In sHnes' @'
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rRoM NEM oRLrANs VA cAmo.

CAIRO, October l6.-The steamer FoyyyH, from
New Orleans on the 10th, arrived here ,h, morn
ing, with O. bales Of cotton.
The Cotton Market was unchanged
A letter from Natchez, dated the 9th, says that
the thirteen flags recaptured by Lieutenant Carle
while being sent TO the Rebel headquarters on
the east side, mostly belonged to Indiana regl.
menis. The mail captured at the same time CON
tanned full returns Of the Rebel forces on the
west side OF the river, and letter from the Rebel
Governor Of Louisiana to the Confederate Gov.
ernment, recommending the arming Of negroes.
Captain j. II. odliu, General Brayman's Adju.
tant, charged with bribery, has been honorably
acquitted by court martial and restored to duty.
The steamer j. @. Hviae exploded her boiler
when near EddyVille, on the Cumberland river,
yesterday morning Six or seven Of her crew
we're killed.
Admiral Porter has sent for some Of his bes
officers 70 join him 10 hiI RtW eSnlAad,
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ARMY OF THE JAMES
ADVANCE OF THE TENTH CORPS.
Attho Threshold Of Richmond.

TOVInrss NoNpoE, Oalobcr I5.-Thc Norfolk
Regime Of to-day says .--"On Thursday, the 18Th
inst, the 10th Corps, Of General Buffers COM
mand, penetrated the Confederate lines, and all
but entered Richmond. It is q little provoking
that B.moy's mon do not go to the Spo,tswood
House hut there is a reason for all things"
We lost about 800 men in Thursdays fl sht; /;
the enemy lost 200 men.
The schooner IPor, eight days from New
York, bound to City Point arrived ut Fortress
Monroe to-day, leaking. Her cargo, consisting
OF oats, is in a damaged state, and will be dis
charged here.
The United States hospital steamer Western
MttropoFs sailed for New York to-day, with 80
wounded soldiers from the Hampton hospitals.
The following are the dgaibs in Hampton
hospital since the last report
John Curry, 10Th Penna.
Gustayus Frcnert 9TH PENN.
The hospital steamer george Leayy has arrived
fom james river with about 2jO sick and
wounded soldiers.
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SHERIDAN'S ARMY.
nATrLENEAR WOODSTOCK
CUR IMMENSE CAPTURES.
ORDERS, LETTERS, Etc.

,iroNp CAVALRY rIvIsIoy-uEN. rowELG's.
HrAporARnl- MIDDLE MILITARY DWIsloN,
October I2.-succ the lst of October this divI-
sion hus been engaged in destroying property in
tle Iuray valley, IN accordance with General
Grants order. It captured three thousand head
Of cattle and sheep, destroyed number Of mills,
an immense quantity Of wheat, hay, oats, and
corn, and 900 worth Of leather.
Three hundred men from this division made a
raid to the Rapldan, destroying tho railroad
bridge over said river and capturing number
OfpI.souers.
The bodies Of twenty seven Of our mcn we're
found near Manassas Gap, supposed 70 nave Deen
The division is now engaged in a very import
ant movement, which viii no douOt ueVelOP !IseH
TO the public in few days, and with q graH'yia5
result.
THIRD CAVALRY DIYIsIoN--0ENBRAL SUsrER's
Captaia c. ". Lee, Provost Marshal OF General
Clusters Division, makes an Official report as to!-
lows OF the captures by SAID diyson IN tho aetlon
of the 9th One hundred and SIX prisoners or
war six pieces OF artillery, five caissons complete
twelve army wagons containing ordnance and
ordnance stoIes, two spring wagons "lately"
HeIonging respectively TO the headquarters Of
Generals ROsser ana Loma6, fourteen ambu-
iancts, folty.seYen horses, torty-One sets OF
artillery harness, iorty-elght mules saa harness
One medicine wagon. being the enc captured
from General Wilson OF Reams station
Two wagons containing ammunlIloni ana Two
ambulauces, burned; two eaissons burned
Fifty.siX thousand rounds OF bharpS ammani-
ton, ana several boxes f arms,
Desks, and private and Official books and papers
from IoiaAX's aud ROssers headquarters, con-
tanning an order Of october ., lS6t' assigning
General RoSser to the command OF ful Lees
Division, and the following Order;-
HEApQUAErHRs LOMAN's cAyALHY BRIGADE, Augustg~-
hajoI-I bAYp the b9Rg " aekpereags nv receipt "
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ENEMY CAPTURES REsACCA
SURPRISE OF A COLORED
REGIMENT.
Sherman Confident of Victory.
DESPERATION OF TIE RBBE Is.

LorlsvurE, October l6-Adyicc, from Cuat-
tanoOga state that L'cutennnt A Cruel, of the
7;h Kentucky, led scout towards Lafayette,
twenty three miles from Chattanooga, on We
nesday drove n small Rebel fore, ont Of tovn,
pursued them, and capt1rcd nine out Of eleven.
Afterwards be fell in with q force of 1900 Rebel
cavalry and retreatod. Some of his prisoners say
that Wheeler's whole command, comprisiur
Martins, Roddy's, Jones, and PLt;ersou's cav
airy, aggrcgating from 5000 to 10000, are all in
she country between Chattanooga aud Dalton.
The Rebels entered ResaCca on Wednesday
morning, and took the only troops there, a colorcd
regiment, by surprise. The Rebels Immediately
thereafter moved upon Dalton. On Friday there
was considerable alarm at Chattanooga, and
every able-bodiod man was put to work on the
fortfcatiOus. Al the last adviccs General Fltl-
patrick with his cavalry was at Dalton.
No apprehen,ionS arc now felt Tor Chattanooga
or Knoxville.
General Sherman has over one hundred days
Tations at Atlanta. Knoxville has an abundance
OF provisions 10 stand a six months siege. At
Chattanooga, the Government storchouses are
full ofpro,isions, and large supplies besides arc
OIL the ground, covered with tsrpauins.
General lIiFoy was at Tullaho,na and General
Schofold at Chattanooga.
A private bnt reliable account says, that on
Saturday Hoods army was between Dalton and
lafayette making for the latter place, with Gene
raj Sherman pressing him closely.
Prominent military men say that Hoods last
move places him exactly in the position desired
by General Sherman.
There is considerable excitement at Clarksville,
Tennessee in consequence OF reports of scouts
that the Rebel General Lyon Intended 10 attack
the place. The Government employees are
armed for the adli.iona! defense Of Clayssyillc.