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;AJ;.'ASHOlX3(B,'nl)fJ;.. FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 27. 1863.
NO. 308.
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF
rice,
Waihimoto DiroT. November 17, 1M1
SEALED PROPOIALSwtll be rteelred at the
oOoeof Captain C.H. Tomp-lns, A. Q M, D.I.
A , at the corner of Twenty-Meood and O streets,
in this city, until MONDAY, December atst, lsei,
at 12 o'clock m . tor the sale of all the manure now
on hand, or that may b produced at stables and
corrals of this Depot within the neat twelve
months succeeding the date of the letting of the
eTh.mftnVir will be Awarded id the hlahest bid
der, or bidders, who wlU b required to Uke It
iwajr at hie or their own expense. The Quantity
now op hand to be tsken away wit hi a tlx soothe
irom the date of coot net aad that which may ac
cumulate, wlthla els mootha from the date at
which It may tie produced.
Bids matt be made at to much per cubit yard.
Hide will be received for the quantity on hand,
and the subsequent product at each stable and
corral, separately, or for the whole together.
If a bid Is made la the name of a ft no, the names
of all the parties must appear, or It will be con
sidered as the Individual proposal of the party
ftljrnlnglt.
The full name and post-office address of the bid
der mutt appear In tue proposal.
Pronoaalt must be adilreited to CeDtela C. H
Tompkins. A. Q. M , U, S A . Washington, D. C,
and stiould be plainly marked ' Proposals for Ma
nure." Payment will be required to be made to Govern
ment funds, at the cod of each month, for the ma
nure removed during the month.
An oath of allegiance will be required from each
successiui uiuuer.
Goo J and sultlclent bonds. In the sum of (i 1.000)
one thousand dollars, will be required of each sue
aessiul bidder lor the faithful performance of his
contract.
The Quartermaster reserves the right to reject
at 11 KM. th.l anaa laa ilaAmAil iA Iia Int.Mil nl i :ai.
ernmeot not to accept.
D II RUCKCR,
Bi If. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
nol9-2t Depot Washington.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS-
X rORTATIUW.
Orrtrz or the Depot Qua te r master, r
Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. October SB. 1M3 t
healed Proposals will be received at thltoOoe
until U o'clock m. on the imhdayof December,
18, for the transportation of military supplies
tiurinjj the years ISM and lBC5,on the following
I outfit
boure Ao 1 From Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
ami nilv. ami other denote that mav be estab
lished during the above rears, on the west bank of
inn jMiMOun riTrr, norm vi run i,cavc(inriat
kml smith nf lktltuda AT, north to ut tioata or
stations that are or may le established fa the Ter
ritories or Nebraska, Dakotsn, Idaho, ana utAB,
snutlvof latitude 4l"rorth and east o( loagitude
iutf west, and In the Territory of Colorado, north
uf 40" north Uldders to state the rate per tou
pounus iar iw raiiri, m waigh mcy win ruijjn
raid stores In each of the months, fnun April to
w ntemcer. inciustve, oi ine years iwn ana iwo
hovte Ao From otts Leavenworth and Riley,
In the fcute ol Kansas, and the town of Kansas, ui
the frtate of Missouri, to any posts or stations that
are or maj te established in the State of Kansas,
or in the Territory of Colorado, south ff latitude
40 degrees norfb, drawing suppllrs from Fort Leaf
enwurth, and to Fort Lnloa, N. M , or other depot
that may bo designated In that Territory, to 1 rt
Garland, and to any other point or points on t!te
route Hidden to state the rate per loo pounds for
100 miles, at which they will transport such stores
ineacnoi ine monioa, irom aitii io acpumDcri
Inolualvf.of the vearalfi64 and IMS.
jiouftbo.i From FortUnlon,orauehotherdepet
as may be established In the Territory of fiew
Mexico, to any posts or stations that are or may
he established In that Territory, and to such posts
or stations as may he designated In the Territory
of Atlrona and State of Texas west of longitude
106 decreet west. Bidders to state the rate er 100
pounds for IM miles, at which they will trnnspott
aald stores In each of the months, from June to We-
t ember, inclusive, ot me years itwt aua iwo.
The wrleht to be transported each vaar will not
exceed I0,iw0,000 pounds on Route No. 1, 15,000,000
1ounds on Routo Ho. 9, and 6,000,000 pounds on
toute Vn. I.
la additional percentage will be paid for the
transportation of I aeon, hard bread, pine lumber,
thlnRlrs, or any other stores
Iltddeta must give their names la full, as well as
their place ot residence) and each proposal must
be accompanied by a bond la the sum of teu thou
sand dollars, signed by two or more responsible
persons, rusranteelng that In ease a contract Is
auardrdlnr the route mentioned In the proposal
to the parties proKslcg,the contract will be ac
cepted, and entsrrd Into, and good and suiHclcat
itcutlj furnished b said parties, In accordance
with the terms of this adtertiicmrnt.
The amount of bonds required will be as follows:
On Route ISo. t gi 00,000
" 3 200,000
3 W.OOO
Sfttlirattory ev Idence of the loj ally and solvency
of each tldder and person offered as security will
refill reu.
rropoBiiB mult uv luuurHU riiuaai iur Aruijr
Tiansiiortatlon on Routes Not I, 2, or I," as the
tase ma be, and none will be entertained unless
they fullj comply with all the requirements of this
adtrrtlsement
Parties to whom awards are made must be pre
pared to execute contracts at once, and to gh e the
icqulred bonds for tho faithful performace of the
satnr.
Contracts will be made subject to the approval
of the Qurtermaster Genera), but the right Is re
am cd to reject any or all bids that maybe offered
Contracted must be In readiness for service bj
the llrst day of April, t6l, and they will be re
quired to ha e a plica of business or agencies at
t-r In the i Iclnlt y of Forts Lea euworth and Union,
and other depots that may be established at wbleh
they mat be communicated with promptly and
ivadlly. L.C. KAtTON,
oe-tdel0 Major and Quartermaster
HHOPOSALH FOR LEAD.
UfHiMAHCE Ornrr, War Department,
"I
tthl.
washinoton, rioveraner ii, low
sEALr.D PiKifOfAlJi will be received at
cidlte until 4 o'clock P. M .on the 16th ol December
next, for the deliveries of 2 two or more tons of
pure, sft lead, sultal le for ordnance purposes.
I he lcil ti to be of approved quallij, and to be
(Vlhered at any time, within ninety days, from
the acieptnuce of the bid or bids. It Is to be de
lUcrcdnt the United States Arsenal, Governors
Itlnml, ew Vork, and at the United Mates Ar
senal, ht. Louis, Mo , l.oou tons or more at each
pUce,frreof II charge for transportation or hand
ling and will I e paid for In regular certificates of
Inspection and rectlpt,by requisition on the Trent
ur Department, In the usual from
lilil. will be received for any portion of the quan
tity not loss than too tons.
lildt, with a; proved turetles, will be required
lor the lultllniHiit of an) contract that may be
imde in pursuance of this advertisement.
Toe Dcpaitmcnt letenes the right to reject any
or all bids, If not deemed tatlelactor) for any
cause.
1 irpoiala will bo iidlressrd to Brigadier Gen
eral Gcorg I) Itamsnr. Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, U L " and will be Indorsed" Proposals for
LcaJ " Gh-UHUC D HAUSAV,
uoUwfiuUt Jiilg Geo. Chief of Ordname,
)ROrOrtALB FOR HAY, STRAW,
X AND GflAI.X.
Forage Department!
IT,1
11IIIIAKI l(UAHiinilIIUIUHIl
AIEXANDRIA, A , nOV. IV, I SKI,
RITTKN PRUPOiALS are Invited for furnish
log Ha, btraw, Oats, and Coin, for the use of the
Gmernment.to bedellered at Alexandria, a,
or any point on the Pototuae or Its tributaries, and
In such quni'tilles k Uhln the amount proposed fort
and at such times as the undersigned may direct.
rite proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and to slate the quantlt) and price of each article
filercd. .
Proposals will bo ttoeUed for five thousand
(6,0(A) bushels of corn or oats, and fifty (60) tons
uf ha or straw and upwards, unless It shall be for
the Interest of the uoierumeat to contract for a
lesi avnuiit
Lorn to I e put up In good sacks of about two (J)
bushels, and uAts to sacks of about three (1) bush
els eaih, which arc to be furnished free of charge
to the uo erntuent. The hay and straw to bo re
inrclybilcd Allaitlalts furnlihel under this advertisement
tu be subject to a rigid luipectlon, by the Govern
ment inspector.
Purchases 111 I o made from time to lime, under
this pdtrrtiscuent, from the lowest responsible
bidleraslhe Inttiesisof the public service way
mm I re
iheuulcriigiied rescr the right to rrjeit any
and all oriVis wnlrh u h bu deemed lucouipatltle
with the Interests of the Government.
Phvuii nts will be uis le In suih funds u may 1 w
piovlde I fnin the United Jtatea lieasur), an4 at
Ur as priutUsuU', iipiti delivery) but the under
slewed retrr -s the r it lit 1o withhold thu whole or
any) Hrt ufthe ptjments until the complete lul
lilimtntol igreu.ont
u a spcunij will te required for tho lulthful
luliIUmentoi uny arceiueiit made under tblt ad
Urrlienuut UIILIAM S1UUUARU,
lolS-Jml Ldptaluaiid Atilslant Q M
fji II K AbHIUN,
1 U4 rh.NNHLVAN!A AVKNOK
Iktwuia 3ist and 73d stretts.
JtOARDIM H 1HK DAY OH WEEK, WITH
OR WITHUUl LODGING,
Ulaib at all Houns.
tj- Give is a call,
jciU-lT l. H. UILMANM
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS 70R nOOFJNP FELT.
Orrici orCMitrQtfAWTAitASfn, 'f
WasttlBeTOH.D.UfMptffilKal It
furnishing of , ROOFING FILT la eontlOerable
quantities, at It may be required from time to
time, In Oil Maitruotloooi tatatryiUblM aad
fcarraska, r i I
The Felt to be delivered at the whwf of the Car
airy Depot at Gfsboro Point, Mhr this elty.
Blddert are requested to seed with their btae
samples ef the quality of Felt thty'propoe to
furnish.
Tike FeitwuiMsubjeetiornspeeiioaMueurery.
C Q. IAWTILLE,
Lieut CoU tod Chief Quartermaster,
eel tf Cavalry Bureau.
DROPOBALfiFOR HORSES.
Catalrt BtoEEAV, )
Omcx or the CHfsr Qvaxtermastxe,
Wasmiiitor, D. c , August is, tasa, )
proposals an aolieited asvd will b reoetved
at this offlee for Us furnishing of CAVALRY
HORSE! to be delivered at Pittsburg , Pennsylva
nia FhllMelphlaiBhlnctpR City, fyraeuM, N.
iToDoeauwlil b considered sot the raraUfaiDf
of Horses in low of not less thin twenty-Are, (i 1
in Horses) w m irom neen (iw w iuhu iivi
hands high, from five (ft) to nine W years old, well
broken to the saddle, compactly built, In good
flesh, and free fro all defects
The ability of the bidder to fnllll his agreement
Bint ha narantead bv two rasDontlble naraona.
whoa elgnaturei must be appended to tho guar
antee. The reetvonslbUltf ef the guarantors mnit be
shown by the official oertllonw of the Clerk of tho
nearest District court, or of the United State
isirrci AiwrM
ProDosals must
Atit c. O. ftawtalla. Chief OnartanaaatarCaralnr
Bureau, and be Indorsed on ton envelope) M rropo
ss4s for Horses." C. G. lAWTKLLX,
Lieut. Col, and Chief Quartermactnr,
aui8-tf Cavalry kTurena.
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PROJEO
TILTS Ordnakce OrrtcE, Wan DipARTHEin1,
'1
I ttli
fElLCD PUOPUSALS wUl ha reocivad at
ofilce until 4 o'clock p. m . oq the latn of Deoem
ber neat, for HEAVY PROJrCTILES, to be deliv
ered In the following quantities, at the under
named arieneJs,Tlii
ATTHEWATIBTOWS ARSXRAI., MASS.
3 ooo is-lnch battering shot
2.000 Ift-loch shells
8 ooo 10-inch shot
0,000 10-inch shells.
AT THE WATEBVUET ARSEMAt WEST TROT, N. T.
1,000 16-lnch battering shot
t,ooo lS-loch shells
4,000 lo-lnch shot
3,009 10-Inch shells.
AT THE U S ARSENAL, OOTERKOR'S ISLAND, M. T.
I oo ift-Lnch battering shot
s.ooo lft-lnch shells
10 000 10 Inch shot
8,000 10-1 n oh sheila
AT THE ALLEOHARV ARSENAI PITTSIUR0, A.
1 ooo I84neh battering shot
1,000 LMoch shells
s ooo 10-tneh shot
a.ooo ic-looh shells
AT THE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOOM, MO.
3 ooo lo-loch shot
2,ooo lo-lnch sheUs
AT THE WAIHINOTON ARSINAL, WASHIN0TON, O. C.
1 .000 18 Inch battering shot
1,000 iMnchahel's
3,ooq iMneh shot
1,000 to-loeh shells.
The Projectiles are to bemad of the kind of
ntetal, and Inspected after the rules laid down In
the Ordnance Manual, with the exception ot the
tMneh battering shot, whleh are to be made of gun
metal, of tensile strength, ranglrg between 38,000
and B0,0C0 pounds to the square Inch, and thee
mutt be east from a reverberatory or air furnaee.
Drawings of all these projectiles can be seen at
any of the arsenals where they are to be delivered
Ibe projectllea are to be inspected at the foundry
where cast, but mutt bo delivered at the various
ritns.lt, free of charge for transportation or
audllng until delivered at the arsenal. Deliveries
must be made at the rate of not less than Art per
cent, per week, of the euaber ol projectllea con
tracted fori tb first delivery to b made within
so days after the date ot contract, and any failure
to dell er at n s pacified Urn will tubject tb eon
tractor to n forfeiture ol the number be may fait
to deliver at that time. .....
Separata bide must be made for each kind of pro
jectiles i and If any bidder proposes tu deliver at
different arsenals, separate bids must be mad for
eaoncnu ai eaen piece i
Ho bid will be considered from parties other
than regular founders, or proprietors of works,
who are known to this Department to J capable
of executing ihe work contracted for In their own
esiaDiisnmeutB
Each party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter Into bonds, with approved sureties, for Its ,
faithful exeeutlon.
The Department reserves to Itself the right to
reject any or all bids, If not deemed sailifao
torr, for any cause.
Proposals will be addressed to " Brigadier Gen
eral George D. Ramsay. Chief of Ordean, Wash
ington, D. C ," and will be endorsed Prepoaale for
Heavy Projectiles. GkO. D. RAMIAT,
nolT-tuthsatlit Brig. Gen Chief of Ordnance.
OnnNANcEOrncE, War Department,!
Washinotoit, November 20, lt)U.
That portion of the foregoing advertisement
which relates to 18-och battering shot la with
drawn for the present. GKO D. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
eo34-tuthsal.t
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PRINTING
ESTABLISHED IN 190
OIUKON t PKAKSON,
ITFAM POWER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
All Moth Street, near Pennsylvania Aeoue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
HaUng greatly Increased the facilities or the
above Old Established Piloting
House by an almost
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And the addition of several of the most Improt ed
VOWKR-PREBSEfl,
Are prepared to execute every ailety of
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From a
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In
PLAIN OK COLORED INK.
PRDMP1NESS AND DISPATCH
MY BK
HEM K !) ON. nol4 tf
riM) SUTLERS AND PURVEYORS.
9TATIONFRV
and
BLANK BOOKS
at Wholesale,
A vei large stock alwa) s on hand at
PHI LP. 8ULOMUN9,
Moio-ct eMropolltaii Bunk itore, ut Pron at,
OtOTHING.
SMITH'S I SMITH'S 1 1 SMITH'S 1 1 1
40 IIYIHTH STKEXT,
Opp-.lt. tb. Po.t OS...
NOW orENIHO HI, ITOCK Or FALL
AND
WINTEH OLOTUINO,
OENrt FURNKHINO OOOM,
HATI AND CAM.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
C.I1 ud M lAmplH, IV
J. H. SMiTU'S,
No. MO ILVKNTH ITREET.
!".n LEAR THE TRACK.!'
SMITH fc RSALL
Are now opening a splendid stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINQ.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see Sample, at
SMITH A BKALL'B,
NO. Ml SEVENTH STREET.
"rtlHK OLD WARUQR8E AHEAD."
J. BRUCE A CO.,
lorll. four alU.tloa to Uirir rtoek ol
MENS' AND JOYS'
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINQ.
OKKTi' FUHNHHINO OOODS,
O trwy DaoHytlon, toj ftt Prlc. Broad Com,
ptlttoo.
1. BRUCE,
No, 4N SEVENTH ITJIEET,
(Two Door. b.tow Smith'..)
t A NOTHER PROCLAMATION,
t TUANKSOlVINOTOHKrrs AT WILSON'S.
t In undersigned, having perfected his nrrang
menta In Philadelphia, New lork, and Boston,
saaee uui ravuioa oi nuormist; oia wwi cusienara
and the public generally, that he Is receiving dally,
by express,
frits e cnaeter County Beef,
Senth Down Mutton,
Salem Cuntv, New Jersey, Veal.
rrime rnuaueipnia nuiier, uapnas, nuss coun
ty and New Jersey Chickens, Sweet Breads, Phea
sant, Partridges, Grouse, Snipe, Woodcock, Kacd
nni) tBUfTwrtasaiToi a svaasvrn marneie.
Claar Bottom Pork. Soused Pin' Peat and Tritta.
(Smoked and Plekled Salmon and Halibut. Also,
jarxv Mi'.'tr oi eurvign iuu wuwui Mnuim nnu
. veceiaoiae.
I T families and other glvUg ntertalnments,
this Is tk eheapeet and best place in Waahlagton
to purehaa. THO. H WILSON,
oeiS-sm US Peuo. av bet, Itth and 30th (s
LEGAL N011CES.
! riiKRHS OP THE BUPRKME COURT
A OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PfOtlO
ereby given that, by a rule of tb Court, Its
i terms hav been fixed as follows:
Gtmral Ttnm.
Third Monday of January.
First Monday of May,
Third Monday of October.
Trrmt oMe Circuit Court.
In which alon a Jury Is lmpanneled lor th trial
of civil eases )
First Tuesday of February.
Third Monday of May.
First Tueedey of November.
Terms 7 Us Criminl tof.
First Monday of March.
Third Monday of June.
First Monday of December.
Terms e lAe Ditritt Cow t.
First Monday of June.
First Monday of December.
SpitUlTtrm.
First Tuesday ol January.
First Tneeday of February.
First Tuesday of March.
First Tuesday of April.
Third Monday of May.
ruvt Tuesnar oi juim.
Flrsl Tueeday ef July.
First Tueeday of September.
I First Tueeday of October,
First Tueeday of November,
First Tuesday of December,
By order of th Court, R. J MEIGS
Ivis
(QRPHANH1 COURT.
, district of Columbia, wahhinqton
1 COUNTV to wit I
NoriMiit ITtm Iathceoanl Catherine Kuhn.
administratrix of Joseph Kuhn. decsased, the ad
mlnlttratrlx aforesaid has. with th approbation
of th Orphans' Court of Washington County
a foresaid, appointed SATURDAY, the 12th day of
December, 183, lor th final settlement and dis
tribution of the personal estate of said deceased,
and of the assets In hand, as far as the same have
been collected and turned Into money i when and
whete all the creditors and heirs ol said deceased
are notinea to attend, (at the Orphant' wun oi
Waahlagton County aforesaid,) with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
He excluded frost all beoem to aald deceased's
estate l provided a copy of this ordsr be published
once a week for three weeks In the Dalit National
Hrpublicon, previous to the satd Uth day of De
cember, 18tfi.
lest I Z. C. BOBBIN.
nolS-wlw Register of Willi.
miilH 18 'IO GIVE "NOTICE, THAT
I the tubterlber has obtained from the Orphan's
Cuurt nf Washington County, In tho District of
Columbia, letters testamentary on the pertonsl
estate of George aoderlehr,lat of Lafayette,
fettle of Indiana, deceased. All persons baring
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the sane, with the vouchrre thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 14th day of Novem
ber next i they may otherwise by law be excluded
Irom al benefit of the eald estate
Given under my head this 14th day of November,
1SU. MARIA A. ANDFRLkHH.
uoifrwJw hxemfrlx.
RAILROADS.
CO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND
OTHERS. ,
' CAUTION.
Al titer hav baaa ao manv eomnlalnta uada bv
tb Relief Association, and the friends of Dis
charged Soldiers, about sick and disable1 and Dis
charged Soldier beUjg
iiurusr.u uru.i
in the purchase or
PAUAQE TICKETS,
sd dstmi It his dutv it
ih undersigned deems it bis duty to caution all
tho travelling to Philadelphia, New York, Boe-
ton, and the Northern or Eastern States,
THE ONLY PLACE
to procure tickets
is at the
TICKET OFFICE or theB.HO R.R.COMPANY,
At ins 1K.ru i.
aee where a oatsenfi-er tian nrn
cur a Through Ticket, or where you ean hate
Jour baggage checked through to the above cities
rom Washington.
ROBERT W. EDMONS,
oeS-tt Pattenger Agent
pUiNOK OP UOUII6,
PUlndoliikUn, WlUnlagto nstd BUlUawor
ItAlLHOAD.
On and sfter MONDAY, JAN. th, lbu,
jTstSlENUEX TSLUtiS LEAVL PHUUVlt FOB
Baltlmor. at 4 00 a. m , (Express, Mondays ex
cepted,) S.18, it M a. m , (Express,) and 1 00 p u.
and 13 pi,, night.
Chester, at s.18 a. m , 1 oo, 4 ao and ll oo p. m.
WUsassifton, at 4.00 (Hondaye excepted,) S II,
II.S a-nu, A oo, .so and ll oo p. m.
New Castle, at 8.U n. m. and 4 p. tn.
Dover, at 8.18 a, m. and 4.90 p. m.
Mllford, At 6 IS a, m.
Salisbury, at 8.18 a. m.
TB41KS FOR PUIUDILPUIA LKAVK
Baltlmor at 100, 10.10 a. m , (Express,) I to (Ex.
iHBSLieMejkdS.M(ExDrcss)B m
Wilmington at T is, 8 38 and II 40 a m , U47
o. m i 4.10, oo and ll so p m.
SallsDurr at . to n. m.
MUiertat4,wp.ia.
Dover at MO a. m. and S lo p tu.
New CUtle at 8.80 a m. and 8 10 p m.
Chester at 0,10 and to o a. m . ixso, 8 in and
1 40 p.m.
Laave Baltlmor for Salisbury and Intermediate
stations at 8 88 and 8 sSp. m.
Leave Baltlmor for Dover and Intermediate sta
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JJl. HOW LOST I HOW RESTOIthD !
Just Published, In a Sealed Fn clone. Pilooslxets
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Inal Weakness, Intoluotary (millions, sexual
awuiiaiy, anu iiu,h-uiujciih iu uiiutiiikb gvuvrtiiyi
Nervouintis, Oonsumntlon, Ipllepsy and Klti,
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EXTRA
HALF-PAST TEN.
The Great BattleB
Before Chat
tanooga. THE GRAND RESULTS.
Gen. Grant Left from Front
This Morning.
Adtlccs From lllm Itonn lo Half
past Three A. HI.
He Has Captured Sixty
Pieces of Artillery
and Over 7,000
Prisoners.
Bragg Abandons Wagons,
Caissons, and Arms iu His
Speedy Flight.
THE PURSUIT TO CONTINUE
TO RED CLAY TO-DAY.
(H.crlTril l 10 A. M
HCADQLARTEH. or THE A.MV, (
CltATTAtooOA.l A M, Nol.C7.18tt
Vajur GtHnal Uitlttk1
I nm Juit In from tbo front. The rout of th.
enemy Ii mo.t complete. Abandoned wagons,
c.lilont and occasional pieces of artillery are
everywhere to bo found.
I think llragg's loss will fully reach sixty
pieces of artillery. A large number of priso
ners lia o fallen Into our hands. The pursuit
will contlouo to ''Ked Clay" In tho morning,
for hkb place I shall start Iu a few hours.
U. B. Gbint, Msjor General.
SIVEN TlIOLHASn fHISOVEKS CAPTL'RSD.
Wo havo official authority for asserting that,
In the several battles Just fought before Chatta-
noogo, wo have raplured sit en TitntSAND
PRISONER. IT LIAST.
Gen. Meade Marching On
The Army of the Poto
mac Advancing.
-- I
mornnri 01, llnil011bleily croMeil
' ll..l.1.. ..ttl.n..l .....!. nnn,ulllAii n- nrlltrvl
"'', " " r' KmornIug.
tMi hi nnt nt Defiltnn Station. It enmiiienced 1 1.. i.a ..in ...,t ... - .... i. t,.
the sound receding nil the time until ot last It
... ,,.i.i
ua scan ity hcurd. an c.ldencu Hint 1 te was
I
rtireaiui towaru iiicumouj.
Tbe news of our victories In tlxiUestwus
reud In tbo Army of the rotomac jcftterday
morning before ilia movimenl cmumencedand
, 1 .mm. .. iuu- mmnt C.....aT. . j...
HIE IU1TLES AT l'll1fM)0Gl
Tho Union Arms Completely
Victorious.
GREAT CAPTURES OF GUNS
AND PRISONERS.
(.MATTANOOOA. Noi.23, ISuJ 7 16 p tit
W jor Crntrtl H. W. Ilaltrck, Qentral-in-Uitrf
Although the battle lasted from early dawn
till dark this evening, I believe I am not pre
mature lu aunouncluj; a complete lctorv ovtr
Hrotf.
Lookout Mountain Top, all tbe rlllo pile In
cliattanooca ValU, aud Missionary Uldp;e en
tlrt have bem carried, and nro now held by us.
I, h. Grant, Major (line rat.
I HATTANOOU4, Nl) '.6 Ud'lluik, mbloljlit.
Major thnerat ll II . llallrtk, (.rtuial-iH-l ht?f
Tho optralloi.A to duy ha.e bcui more sue-(i-sful
(ban )isterday,halnf carried MUslon
ury Hliltfe, from near Ilostullle to the railroad
tuuuil. ulth a comparatUily small loss ou our
side, capturing about forty plecis or artillery,
u lurgv quantity of smnll arms, camp and gar-
rlin etpilpae, hisldes thu arms lu hands of
prbomru.
We rapturetl i;,(KM) prlsontis, of whom iiilt)
wtro otllcern of nil j;radtt from colomls down
Will I'ursue tin! eueiu lu the morula, Ihe
umduct ol tbe ofllccrs was otrjthlui; thai
could be uxptcted. Missionary Itlde waur
rlt.il slmultanonuhly at six .Uflerent points.
(leoHOK 11, TiiuMAH, Major tit uerul
Details of the lluttlev.
Ci(ATTt,uoaji, No, iS, lttf.
Uu are tomplrul) Morions, Ibeinem
U tntalh rnutMauddrUeii horn mi ry ohUIoii.
Onr loss la Tery small. And the enemy's s
Ueary la prisoners.
Finding General Hooker o successful In his
noyemenls against Lookout Mountain, th,
enemy evacuated that position during tnonlght,
General Hooker took possession early this
morning. The enemy moved south and got on
Missionary Kidge on the battle Held, some
where near Chlckamauga. He Is expected to
Intercept the flying foe.
General Hooker Is said to hive captured two
thousand prisoners In his magnificent a.sault of
Lookout Monntaln.
General Sherman being all prepared to begin
an assault at eight A. M. to day, upon the
strong- position of I lie enemy at the north end
nf Missionary Itidce he had the day before
taken a hill near I lie position of the mcmy,but
commanded by their artillery had to descend
Into a valley, and then make anothrr ascent to
the position held by the enemy. Two unsuc
cessful ac.aults wero made by Gen. Sherman,
bnt with the co-npcratlon of the centre, he ul
timately gained Ihe position ami completed the
great victory.
Thebrlgado of Gen. Care, wllh a portion of
Gcu. LIgbtlicwa' brigade, Loin posed the storm
ing party In the llrst assault. They r. era re
pulsed wllh quite .heavy loss, after an attack
persisted In for an houri but being rcltlforcco
they were tnablcd to hold a part of tho hllL
In this attack Gen. Carse waxwoumlid quia
ec erely In Ihe thigh. The Thirty-seventh Ohio
and Sixth IonanndOne Hundred and Third
Illinois regiments wero In the attack.
A second assault was made at half past one,
In which Slathlas', Loomla', and Paul's divi
sions wero engaged. The force reachsd with'
Iu tweuty yards of tho summit of the hill and
the w orks of the encm) , when they were llauk
ed and broke, retiring to their reserves.
In this as.atilt Gin. Mat bias was wounded,
and Col. utnam, of the Ninety-third Ohio,
killed. Their pcrslrtent efforts compelled the
enemy to mass heavily on his right In order to
hold tho position nf so much importance to
him.
AIkui 3 o'clock (cu. Grunt started tuo cob
umos sgulnst the wcakeued centre, and after
an hour's desperate fighting snet teded In break
ing tho centre aud gaining possesion nf the
ridge on which the cuew) was posud.
Tho main lorcu was driven northward to
wards Gen. Sbermau, who opcucd on them,
and they wero forced to break and seek safety
In disordered flight down the western slope of
the rldge, and across the western ridge of th(
Chlckamauga.
We have taken not less than 5,000 prisoners,
and perhaps 10,000.
Gen. Hooker will probabl) Intercept tho fly
ing enemy tn the vicinity of Rossvllle and Inn
region east nf It.
There are reports that w e hat e taken a w hole
Corp..
Among the casualties are Lieut Lul. Espy,
ofthe Ujth Indiana rpirlraent, thtnr trP..-
ley, of 10th Iowa, Col. Omars, of the vOlh Illi
nois) Lltut. Col. Stuait, of the 00th IlllnoU,
Major Walker, of the 10th Minnesota! Major
Welsh, of the 50th Illlnolsi Major Innls, of the
I Oth Iowa, wounded, and Major Irwlu, of the
'th Iowa, killed,
Full rpports of tbo MUM and wound. l (.au-
not be obtalooJ, at moit of tbe killed were in
General Sbermaa'a rorpi, and remained at
dark In tbe hands of tbe enemy, th? lift will
be telegraphed to morrow.
The prisoners eay that Bragg was on tbo rlda
jiul Ik fore they were taken.
The miccessful itormlng parties consisted of
ond a aud Balrd's dlvlnlona on tbe left ctn
tre, and Sbcrldan'a on tbe right centre.
Homo of our wounded were lift In the hands
of the enni) after Gen. Sherman's iinmiccess-
fnl aBsaiiH, lut were ultimately recnrrrd.
ClIATTANOUOA. No, -J iu p. M
The rapturil artillery Is reportod at attout
forty pieces. General lTooker captured fle
boxeA if ot tt mudkets ou 1 nokout Mouuuln.
We are lu enilre poeBtlun of the llctd. Vr
hate (nnirnl otr the raltwaj imd rier tu
Urldgtport. Two I oat tame through tils
'
Lit t m t i . . , t i .i,-.
hundred killed and tuo bundnd and liliy
wouuded In the tbne dus operations.
' Tbi; uecMFr has bem niotU William, lie
i .... .
J""l " . (," "
htoud Mlsilonar) Hldg
Col. Philps,ofthetb()hlo.aid Mdj.llis,
of thoSJd Indiana, Here killed, demrul J ihn
F" yraIlu 8 rPI,orUl1 mounded. ( ol. A.en.of
the 10-M New ork, lost h Kit, and Maj. Flliot
(,C M(ue M
LATER.
Fifty-two Cannon
Captured.
Complete Rout of the Rebels.
The reports from Chatlauooa received at
tho War department report that 11,000 peraMi
ere w ere captured from the rclwU on Wednes
day, wllh. 1J cannon,". 0U0 ktand of small arm,
ana iu najfh, ine reini lorces wt-re uiitnj
routtJ, and ore In full rttrtut toward Piliou,
fii-nrgla, burntoK the b rid con after th m u re
turd pursuit, and burlni; tbelrdep ts and store,
aud abandoning or rietUrmln eiritblntf th d
will embarrass their mht
LoiisviUE, No. ,'G. Tin JvminV sticUI
Chattanoogn dispatch of thu SVIi eaj s t
Ucneral llrerk I nr Idu'e's eon bis Just bun
brought lu a prisoner.
AmontC th" cniualtlw jrt Cutalu Uirnty,
killed; lieutenant Win, kllli.lt Colonel Put
nam, severely won ulcl i Captain Panlel O ton
nor, killed) Cattail. Iiroue, wouudtdi Men
tenant Colom I dllniore, klllnl j t d lain Uul,
UlUd, Adjutom Tmktr, klllidj Lkuteuam
Colom I Heath, killed; Major Johnson, killed ,
ml AJiutant Uond. kllUd.
(lurtamp tlren lust nk'Iit Mire blazing ulonK
the tnsl oi the ,i hide rlde, a illaine ii tlht
milt.
lirfttfu' l1 ixpictid luultnlruw uudir covtr
ot tin niiu. At narh. uragg wa in Illit o
battli. Oar arm) Is aglow with futbunlutm,
unit tdgir to puum.
Iheprlsonirs nport theribclurm iinlW)
demorallxetl aud o tiering serlouA ivslsiuuce
Also, that bragg will fall baik to Atlanta.
lien. Hranuau occupied luntut Hill, hlth
complete our Hue uloug tbe h Imb Ifiitli oi
MiMonurj ItUlge,
Three) Day LsiWr- irm Brpe.
Halifax, Not u,ittt.
The steamship Arable, Capt. Cook, from
Urerpool, at half past ten a. m.. Not. 14, vU
Qneenstown on theerenloffof the loth, arrived
here at seven o'clock tbla evening, en rovU for
Boston. She has slxteon Halifax and thirty
two Boston raMengers.
8ho brings three days later nous.
Tho Arabia tailed for Boston at two o'clock
a. m.
On tbe 14th aherjatsed tbe shin Far tv'Mt
boundln. OlT Fastnell paasei, a Galwaysteam
er bound In ten a. tu., latitude, forty-eight,
longitude fortr-djjht, Adriatic bound east.
The steamship ITarmonla. from New York,
arrUcd at Southampton on the 12th Inst.
ine siearasnip crotta, rrom new yorK, at.
rlted at Liverpool on the Ifth Inst.
Ttii iwiniciN qriffTrov.
The French Clovernment had Informed Mr.
Daj ton that their lew s on the American one
tlon wero unchanged. They had not recog
nised the South, and consequently had not
signed tbo treaty for the acquisition or Tevaa
and Louisiana, at reported.
ine steam inicaic rnantom, on tue ?iortn
American station, has beeu ordered loCharlei-
ton.
Ibolxtnd?!! T,iii pnblUbet a project for
peace In Atmrlca by a Northern gentleman
writer. He says If the war Is to go on for a
time, from mere momentum, perhaps It must
be let alone, but should be turned at toon a
possible from attempted coaquest to war for
limits ond terms of settlement, sngxcMt that
negotiations bo opened at onco with tbe Rich
mond go, ernment for such settluncnts, and
making a more formal recognition one nf the
maitirs fur dlcnnlon -thu Confederate, of
eouM",tole rwognlred if jnre and navlga
lou of the Ohio and MUlslppi,aud, In event
of Maryland Joining the bouth. the Snsqtte
henna nud Chesapeake to I hi free, with
comrrai inritT for the two confederariet.
Mlllam Cornell Jewett publlsbet a long
pamphlet In udvocacy of mediation la America,
lu which ho milntalnt that tho American ques
tion Is designed to come before the proposed.
congress ra the most lrajortnul matter, affect
ing the peace aud prosperity of Europe, an I
urgently appe.Is to England to eupi-ort Napo
leon. THB LATEST.
Londos, Nov. 15. The leading Journals to
day continue their arguments against tbe pro
posed congress. Tbe London Times treats the
subject ai a very nnreal proposition, and say
tt mav possibly lorn oot that tbe proposal was
something In tho nature of a fire-escape tha
cxpcdlt-ut of a man determined to come down
somehow from an UDteuablc position, Tho
Emperor mav hato made tho proposition with
out desiring the congress Itself, and England,
by declining to Join it, may be doing thu Em
peror tho greatest possible service.
A Paris letter says at jet tbo cold shoulder
Is all that Is to be seen with regard to the con
gress, and tho matter It drilling Into an abyss
of lmracticablllty.
TUB COXGRIBS.
It It rumored tbat DrouyndeL'kuyi Is draw
ing up an explanatory document comprising
the dltTervnl questions which tho Emperor in
tends to submit to the congress.
In the meantime the English Journals appear
to bo generally taking a view adverse to a con
gress. The London Globe (ministerial) opposes It.
The London Xtvt and London IttraU alio ap
pose It, and argue tbat If It Is held unfavorable
results will eusue.
The Loudon Tumt Inquires what England
nil! havo to do In the congress, should It ever
prove more than an Ideal conception, and
points ont that there Is no place for England In
it, all the honors being monopolized by France.
The English Cabinet bad held three meet
In its ii I ton tbo tnl loci. Tbe result has not
transpln-d. Another meeting Is Hied for No
vember .
The Madrid CtirrtpomteiuU says the Span
ish government has resolved to send represen
tatives to the congress, but some Spanish Jour
uats look coolly on it
It Is aMertod that Austria will give do an
swer till the resolulon of England In kuow o.
oiieat nuiTAiri.
The extraordinary trchle ninrdir lu a !.ou
don i ah and the suhsequiut sulcldeof tbe mur
derer n suited In a erdlctofco ii- wou tho
bod of the latter, and bu was burled at mid
night, without funeral rites.
The otllcUl Board of Trade Inquiry Into
the accident to tbo steamer Africa rcuUed I u
the susf enolon of Captain Stone's mtttlrele
for six months for mgUrtlug to either stow
his engim s or uoe the lead. 1 be examination
of the Africa sbowtd no mat rial damage, It
waa inertly loutlned to the dead wood forward.
The Loudon Tum expatiating on Hie dlnaster
to tbe Ao 'Ha at (Jain a,, and the shortcomings
of the flalw ay line in gm ra1,sa)s the affair Is
u dead f illure nnd thu quutlon cannot be cva
deil, aud ukks whit tar tbe experiment has not
bocu tried long enough.
A tunvy of the Anglla shows but Utile dim
sire, but tbe m-mc! Uri strained that the I or
dertd to Llurpoul to bedrv dotked.
A iiumniinl lias neen inauguraien iimu
the shipping mtn of Ll erpool lo a pial aalusi
tbo senteuco of Capt. Stone, of the Afrb a A
meeting will lo mui u-uaj ou inesiuyen.
The Hauk ur Fruit mi the l.'ili ra'sed the
rate ot dlni-.i.iiu it kwu i er mm. iue
rn.-Kiil.Ii n turns of llut lntltntIon show a ile-
ireaseof tasli In h-n I of slxl)-(xrn inllllnn
fraui.ii.
LnurM. inll) sltul). lumi a, u,i. h
1-OI 4Mt.
Affair remain umhauL'td lu Pohnd. The
wlihdriviJl of the Oraml Duke ton stunt I lit
frmn thuo,i.rnoMb!p Is continued. Anal
dltlotnl taxation Is Impose I on I'otaud b) the
Knsahn gocrnmint, and a forced loin b) thu
uatlonal government of Prussia.
The Chamber of Deputies elected Herr n
Grabow president. In his sp-i.eh he polntid
out that tlu King's dislru tor a sidutlou ol
pending dlU.n.nce$ would bo fitltllljl tf ihe
constitution wure interpreted aud at ltd ii.mi
in its ormous spirit.
IlRNMAnh.
The King Is 111 wllu crjsljele aud a slight
fever. The Danish Hegsraad adoptid the go
urnintnt project furocoustliuilou lor Denmark
und hi Meaw lg.
IIOaUMTlLN.
t,ro. H.kriTiLINTHL Dumil V Of (.01 UM
t am run" LuiAnoNi rinory -.isre ho
Idtul, ei trulls 11111 wet, miwwb iv nun uiuuiu.
Cn'rxvi JilwI ''"'i (ourtveotti ettect wct, at tti
miuu"l tit rAilnmd
tu uiubliu hulltftl, tiii.rtttulli ttevt west, m
urmlnusui tlti rsllioaJ
trtDilclliot HaI, no ulh irirt wil t lei ml
tmsulltl) rAllton liiorlli
lAiUjln hoi,ltl, buittei uf I ttiet-t u. hew
Jcrat) eQuc
hrfklwktwu hoiltil, mu Unless tiiu, uoMUsit
ulcll),
iiiii ltt)tiltM, iirr Alius Hnie, il l the
tn, Itul
Huiv) hosjiltal, MuJaII Ciliu, t Hi sir.tl
nut the it nf ity
Hftiewood hiuj Hal, (nrkitraa'a Uriu, SrtniHi
striut west.
JuJUlmy Suaie htiiUl JulM.r iif
Loulslaun awnue,
KilormoA (luinll iiunj hia f'-il i ' ft "i
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