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General Mcclellan vacasss Harr,aonA

Niw Yosk, August l7.aThe steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived with sick and wounded
from hsrrison's Landing Among them Are
Austin Hsnley, 9Th Illinois cavalry: ". =. 81.
cobs, 10th Michigan; James Howard do: Alien
r. Laig, l2th Indiana; Geo. Adams, sth III. a'I35
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Pasrisslc AdAa,ss q Arch b5eH s n III ~. 81.

b INV Yolx, Aug Archbihop, Hpshea
delivered : most patriotic sermon yesterdsy e.
81. Patrick's Cathedral. Alter ,Issstinc IS
course Of action in Europe, he called upoa' IS
whole North to come out in its SsreDe Is for vol.
nnteering, and for sdraftssU bA nu0SH BE said
that It 100000 neu wsre not endsgg can ont
SOC, 900 moro People GhouldEinsiss sriu beIne
drafted su and % bring this var 70 Z close by
strength Of might alone II g57ai3 .yaDsle.
OenerN McClellan vacaIss Haryloons,
FoRrREss Nosaooss.. xusust is.-Tbe Upion
troops evacuated Hsrrison's Landing about 8
o'clock. About the same time Gen. IcClell.n,s
advance arrived II Williamsburg. -
: The public property vasall removed in safetv
and al is quiet = 0''' f.'..:E.7,-- -
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June y7l:J. 3, 1889

STATE OF Iowa, ADy'f GHxls 0,,,c,,
General Order, No. 81. I'D d
!. !. Until further orders, after August Esd. isss
IN sne headquarters of this department viii ~ :,
Davenport and an comnunications win - a."
rected accordipgly. eI aes7 ss-.-,s ~ - >,
II ;lS ,at N. B. BAKEs, Adjt GENT fov. n
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Special attention Of oil persons engaged in
recruiting service is called to the above dis
patchsa They are conclusive and must govern
In Ill caseA SAMUEL J. K1lKwoop.
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WasAinGssn Grow. Iav.,v.s

b t5a.s WasAlngssn Grows Livaly.5f. Al %
WAsHueroH August, ls.-Ths exchange oof
prisonerrs y stin progrsssins. through Adje
Gen. Thomas Il b now confnsd 70 oiiesis.i
Washilgtoh has resumed its, former military i've
illness, By The arrival and departure of troops
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snfod s7a ss5smesnA7a A - 0s zsk ,7ReY sag
80 os sn3esE. Tfw 4stasofa 4sdsoaf Sc sbsEa
sgsb wai q a49a bod
ssHsmjssr pna0 dc hgs RS .d5aI .8sal sdT
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It is possible they may; receive reiuf0rce-
ments, and am disposipg of my troops il
strong positions. ~ 'a5fws 7, 5aa,' 'ai
/ Our forces engaged Was less than 1000. The
enemy had q least $500, with Ia Or II fsld
pieces, and some cavalry. 81; ;at...,o.,.,., ,sco
The ram .Arkansas approached With the intsn.
ton Of engaging our gunboats, but grounded st
adistance Of BIZ miles, and to-day she was en-
gagged BY the Essex and destroyed. ...s.,t..ds !
n Brig. Gen. Clark and his aid Lieut. Yerger,
delivered themselves up % prisoners Of war. I
have also 30 captured. s.4 -" =
Breckinridge on the 9th asked permission, in
writing, to bury his dead Col. Cabin replied
that our men were engaged in the work, which
will soon be accomplished. .arlt IN
A passenger from Baton Rouge states that
our loss in killed Was 20, wounded 2lb. 80, 4
. Gen. Williams had three horses shot under
him. He was killed while rallyiDg the 2lst In
diana, who had Just lost one field piece. The
gun was retaksp, but Gen. Williams fell. -
The wounded are - follows: 2lst Indiana, 81;
14th Maine, 10; sth Wisconsin, 10; 7th Ves.
mont, IL; s0th Aass. 12; l9th Conn, z
Among the prisoners is Gen. Allen Of Nissis.
sippi, morsslly wounded. ~ e ~,
Among our wounded is Lieut.. Col. Keitt of
the 2lst Indians. I.s f,r :.
Gen.. Butler has issued general order, an.
nouncing in general language the death Of Gen.
Williams, and also q congratulatory order to
the troops on their .suceessfnl engagement, in
which he ssys the enemy lost three brieadiers
in killed and wounded, and four taken prisoners,
besides many Colonies and:Field oAicera He
has more than 1000 killed and wounded. You
have captured three pieces Of artillery six cais-
sons, two stand Of colors, and . large number
Of prisoners. - - ,,'.I....s ii
= letter from Baton Rouge states that the
fight between the Essex and the Arksnsas WAS
. fair stand up tight Porter lay 800 yards die.
tant pouring solid . inch shot into the A1kaa.
shell was exploded in her ureaeh, setting her ou
FIRE. The rebel crew left her, and shs soon sx.
ploded. tsty WIZ
The funeral Of Gen. Williams took place At
New Orleans on the 9Th inst wss very impres-
sive. go =, al,
. Probably Gen. Lowell, who il reported killed.
10 Col. Lowell, and 10 not Major General Nanc.
6eld Lowell. who is understood to b in Rich
A1etssr from surgeon reports that h, sax =
ss dead rebels in one small corn hsld las Batos
Rouge. .ts,s sa.i ..s.l.,Jsg,, hre p-Il',6 81
Lieut.. Harcros,, Of the soth N.ss ,erose fren =
. sick bed joined his company, and In tbe thick.
est Of the fight, with his own hands, aaved .
field piece About to be taken. a, ay5g ) III
The rebel wounded state that Gen. Rupeles
Was killed, and that their los vss 500. "a D'Ia,
Neill's battery saved the day when tvot thirds
Of it. members were killed. A2I
!, The Secessionists in Baton Rouge dred on our
dead and wounded a. they were being brought
In, consequently their houses vert pulled down.
ii Breckiuridge. on the mesaing Of the sth, made
. speech promising his men to have . band play.
log IN the State House at "a. Nc g3sg ID 4,
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Later from New Orleans.
Dtfe0f Of the l3ebele At O0tOSs
5r -o3.Eoa 9fJ "a Rouge aea 90 f'''a9a
Destruction Of the Arkansas!

/ NIw Y0RK, August 18 The steamers [Nostl
Star and Roanoke from New Orleans 10th, hav'
arrived bringing the particulars Of the defeat o
the Rebels at Baton Rouge, and the destruction
of the Arkansas. 99asd'
| A letter from Baton Rouge ssys hifls battery
| three times repalsed the enemy With great loss.
Breckinridge lost hiS right arm BY cannon ball
The battle took place in the edge Of town
Gen. w iiliams being unwilling to expose the
We captured . large number Of prisoners, in
,ciuding Ospt Blunt, one Of Breckinridges Aids.
[S Gem Williams, who was killed, behaved like
4 heF093i Et3ErlE9 pu'Yoiioi sd5 o. y 3i1'Y -
The enemy's loss must have been severe. a.
onr men charged andsle-charged upon them
We have taken three guns. iI1q yd1 aioi 9 ~
F Another account Gays the rebel troops were
estmated nt from {, 900 20 1000, and were com
manded BY Gen'ls lowell and Breckinridge 'o'i
p Our loss 10 estimated at about $50 killed, IN.
Gliding aiarge proportion Of officers. ~ ,9a''
The rebel loss, according TO the statement Of
prisoners was immense. Il Among the killed was
.Genl Lowell g1!1D fss3Hsrs nl HssraIia ss t9t1s
Later accounts state that the Arkansas was
agnouad when the Essex and other gunboats
went 70 her and sether on IRE and she blew up.
The transport steamer Lewis Whitman run into
agu1boat At Oneida, 5Omiles above New Orleans,
on the night of the s6th, and transport sunk
She had the body Of Gen. Williams, With escort
Of six Of his body guard; also ~ IF ours and s
Confederate wounded. The body wss recovered.
SSa wounded soldiers and Seof the BODY guard
saved. y 0aacislrepors Of Col Cahill commenced
after death of Gen. Williams.s Stated rebel
force about 10 regiments; after fight of four
hours Of great severity the enemy we're repulssd.
Gen. Williams was killed BY rife bail through
bis chest. During the battle our forUss were
forced to retire about quarter Of ! mile from
original position and the enemy we're able tenn,
porariiy 20 occupy camp Of 2lst Ind, 1th W, !
and l4th Ne. regiments and 70 destroy much Of
the baggage and camp equipage; they were how
sver driven out, but our numbers being lessened
BY Sickness and the men on the 6eld being much
exhausted BY fatigue and heat, it. was deemed
expedient not to pursue, and enemy has retired
several miles and 10 still retiring. y 7us'
It is possible they may receive reiuforce-
ments, and am disposipg of my troops ID
strong positions. n! sA5H~ - .@a.i 'a1
liz Our forces engaged was less than 1000. The
enemy had q least $500, with Ia or IA fsld
pieces, and dsome cavalry. -; ,.,oi
The ram Arkansas approached with the inten-
ton Of feDgagipg our gunboat, but grounded II
adistance Of Biz miles, and to-day she. was en-
paQed nv the EaaeY and dAsNrnvod 80
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN r1roussn,,

q Sf1AAf AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
.-.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppian.ed ali other ointment, an.
pcations. In both the Eastern and Western '
verintroduced; and it's intrnsic mer4, "a ira
suceessn all cuaeous affections vhetber he IL
dent or disease. ''' '"Ase GO Sec'
Burn. and so.,s
Areinstapt,, rs,,.u.t -.
tv tus,v nries, ner ansniah, pain and ipfamra.io,
ran., . " .hfs mar Vicious healer, the flesh
~ "'nafn'' nc oem'sh or scar remaining
$3.50 Tine Friend OF the Nuraerp $&
Children are freauept sufTerera f,on, o,.,.
ally from fluid and car1phe enc exn,os,ons '"pes
should have this healing preparation o'ne
sore breasts and quickly removes the letter a.
prevalent in Children
TO Travellers by Sen and
Thu ,,achi,ist .h... A@""' -'
and every other individual vtoss
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BAL i AMIU RDIAL,
nedcines of the
only through years trial. Uubeund.f
satisfaction renderedb in sllcases and
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA ,JAUNDICE. DrB1,.
iTy OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES or IN
KIDNEYS, and all diseases arising from a disordered t.
veaknessof thestomsh and digestive
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITY ERs,
TheBAI.sAMIC CORDIAL has acquired a rer,,s+,or
passing that of any similar .-tant twiu
the mostsevere and anding COUGH COLL
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, CsoUp,
PNEUMONIA, INCIP1ENT CONSUMPTION, and h.. mai,
formed the most astonishing ever knowaof
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
afsw also at check cure the
o1ARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKsos q
Me- ls Arch street, Philadelphia Pa and arc eoyd nv -
SITS and deaersn at rs cents DEL ho
e Thesgnature of c. N. Jackson will be on the ontsa
wrapper ofeach bottle.
IL the Almanac published annually proprietors
ALMANAC. Yen will fndtesuaouy apdoon
adatery noticesfroln all parts the country Tbesa Aim
nscs ere given away by all car agents.
J. WRIGHT d CO., Agents.
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RUPTURES s~sa
RADIO ALLY GUREDi O a

z nAD1o411r ounrD, 6 ]
Letter from Dr. ". Mills Editor of the vieksbur,
7IckssuRs, Miss, May 8, 1850,
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife,
hr Eaitorl deem it due to those afflicted with orr,pe
Boy about !s ysF E Of bad bsn eicisd viii
3s sers wa de rem spa
s he IPs eees OK s n
New c na s and oe the P"n Truss Of D. ske
ht ws @ Rs ~ s 81
log all The work Of aasld hand rolling bugs etc., without th
those who have this disease and for my gratitude to Dr.
man. e. MILLS, H. D,
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous the
~ ,so lssAauENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
finest oaEy men on Dse Creek ana can s
Letter from Dr. s as9s hs ssa tbs
Dr. Sir the boy ,i Zen BE- to y iss
xii Do @ %a as sac sd " yonf ps
Is right and that cure him. Please BY
THos. ]. .ARpER. MD
sThs letter reference boy about Il year
ODD ~so ruptued both Sides subsequently,
returned sound. The following explains itself:
VIcKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1850
Dear Sir send you my son James nppiy to hun asuitab
Truss He has only been ruElrei short time. We obtar
al drug store Tusses In them. however but lit
tie contdence but having confidence your skill mat
ters, / send my to you
THOS. j. HARPER, N. D.
Dr. rELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 8, 1863
Samuel Davis. ESQ.,;
Dear S-lt is r1e that Dr. shsrmans Truss applied b.
hin will give relief tnore etectaiJ than any other hsTe
tried satisfaction Of several cur.c
the Of and the YOU to one
out be DR.. Sherman himself appes Ii as much depend.
upon the fitting. R. EELDEE, n. D.
h-DR. SHERMAN respectfully rHp1urad person.
those having ruptured slaves that returned 10 the CITY
and be found Mt his Office No. lost. Oh ARIES STREET
New Orleans relieve cases of untu
BY the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and Gun
ALIVE MIXTURE. my6 lyfW
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!. GAILAED. President.
!. SUEREIBER, 8. .retary,

In :rdance with XIV the Charter those Of the
above certificates which remain uncaei for thirty days
OF this notice. will be celed aneunt there
togsher with the interest thereon placed to the
credit of the contingent this books Company
A. SCIIREIBER, Secretary
A. Schreiber being duly sworn deposes says that
the above ement is true and correct.
A. sCTREIBER
Subscribed and this 10th day February 1862 be
fore
fell 1aw20d II. MITCHELL, J. P.
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And grows and more Popular every da5i

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Aad testimonials new and anos. without number Nigh. b
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the world - $50 No"'eiH 'ilousnou'
he Rtsoravsia put up in bottles Or hrse viz ,rpa
medium and small. The small hods half rist @ M .;i
one dollar per bottle. Tho medium bottle holds 81 lsast
csnt aore lii proportion than the small and retijs fsr
doaIa per bottle The large holds quart forty per cent
p5oporton, and retails for three doars bottle O.
WOOD Co. Pfoprieto,s, 444 Broadway New York and
Market STREET st. Louis No. and sold By coed drrasisfs
fancy goods deelefs. e ~A"as''" a. '
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SANFORD'S
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n ever Dshaid&ases.

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uG taking used in such 10 on tb
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dictates OF your guide you
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landlords Family Catharsac Pills,
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DIR. OsGOOD's INDIA CHOLa.oeru

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Fever and Ague Chills and Fever Dumb Aeue Iutar,.
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As there are many counterfeits offered sale,
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail at
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BANK LOUISIANA /
New Orleans, Dec. IL, 1861.
I IST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
- for of money published in with an act
Of the Legsature. approYed Marah lzih, 1859:
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sHERIFF's SALES.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VA
- 81 New Orleans. ! THOMASMURRAY-No II, 1892
Ky VIRTUE Of an alias writ of 6eri
iacias, 10 directed by the Honorable tho Fourth Dis.
rct Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will
proceed 70 sell public auction the Merchas and
;ionses Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
mouse Streets on SATURDAY April 49, 1884, IL O'Clock,
L. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated ia -
me First District OF this city, 10 The 'quare bounded by
Rampant, franklin, Clio and Calliopa Streets LAYING a
front of nety three feet Inches lines
street by 100 feet inches On Clio street by l3 et
Inches lines In towards Calope greet and "a
feet 10 inches and lines towards White street. together with
the buildings and improvements thererm. ''
? q A CERTAIN fURTIOE OF GROUND, with the build
ngs and improvements thereon situated Second District
Of this city In the sed within Roberton St
Peter vee streets Canal Caronheet designated by
ING NOS D, and OF square Fd &c. as plan Of H.
fnger late BUR veyor General the 2h December 1896
anu posted IN the Office Of De Armas late Notary
fnbc on the 2ls March, 1887. TIE said lots adjon each
o!ner ana measure each French mea+ure 80 feet front ST.
refer street and u feet inch and lines In the fronting
on Caropdee Walk, by the following depth Running from
10 street III rect inches aud lines the side of lot No.
adJ2nnR TO- NO and l23 feat 81 hches the line he
os Nos and i25 rect and Inches the line lots
M q ana ~ ieet on the line betwetn lots Nos. T.
io se On he line between lots Nos and and 1888 feet
ou VIC t1he OF 10Y NO D. fronting Robertson street.
Seized IN the above snit. -
TkkMS-Cas1 the SPOT
JOHNP WALDEN,
Sheriff of dhe Parish of Orleans.
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JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff of The Parish of Orleans.
eUA7H'Enr oouH DE DISTRICT OLA yI1LE De Ia N,LLE;

eUA7H1EHE couH DE DISTRICT }LA WILLIE DE La NILE:
ORLEANS vs. THOMAS
I'm VERTU DUN aIins writ de fierl facias
- moi adresse PHonorable qnat,ieme dc Dis
rct de la Nouvee paAre de3sus e nrocGde
raj 10 SAMEDI, 9dnvrii 1862 midi la Bonrse des Neg0.
Giants deB Encanteurs Royale cees
ct du Canal DexieIne cette Vile il yente PUB
lique ct adjudication de- ~
. ]. UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE- TERkE situee dana 10
Premier District Vile dams Ie borne par les res
des Rempa1ts, Franklin Clio Caope ayant 90 pied
gouces ct Hes de face Ia des Heparts, 3y pieds
pouces ct gnes de face IL Clio 1870 peds pouces
hgne dans e ond du cote de 10 Caiope ct 80 pieds
poncss ct lgnes du cote de Ia While.
Enenb, oues les batihses amGlioraons qui sly
trouvent. 49,
2. UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE- TERRE situke dams Ia
Deuxieme District viie comprs entire les
Robertson, Pierre Tiere Canal Carondcet ct
designes par lea Nos A. s. de e &C. sujyant nj
dresse Brit eier da,k d.
decombre 1896 dtpose d F. dc Arn,as cevanf
notare public cete VILE mars 1887 Les dite fer
rains contgue mesute Fancaise
pfed de face Ell 81 rieds noure ct Vnas
dams le fond ct face Csondee avant en-
fondtur. dune laure Aayojr i2I neds no,cea a.
lgnes la Iigne limrophe No g. co,u au No ct i2S
peds Ia gne imroshe des No, l25 neds
poucea Ia gne les Nos l27 peds pouces sur
u gne entre les Nos ct la lgne eutre ps
NOE g. ct 1873 peds la gne du No. g. ct lace Ia rue
Robertson 49, - $1,000 - A'o
Ensemble batsses ct ameloraions uui trouyent
s&iSis dams laffaire ci-cessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de Il adjudication.
JOHNP. WALDEN,
nib 81 apls Sheriff d. la Paroisse dOrl4ans.