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BUFFAIlO 0IARKRT-NIay ii.

PTlOUR-Market auiet and unchanged.
WHRAT-In moderate demand. eelea Of p itel
hulh No, Milwaut ee club It 9Ac; 600 buah white
Canada At 81 l6; so0a hush Mivaufee club, 1000 bu
Chicago gpriog IN private terms.
CfsHN-Demand confined 70 new. SALES toipOl
bush At 3sc
0aT9-Market hrm.
WHTaRV-Market quiet at 22Hc.
CANAL FR RT(5TTTS-Steedy; I75fo on wheat,
l0l(c on corn 10 New York.
2WPGRT RTs-lS. COO bbis acur; $1,000 bush wheat
nnnn huHh oorn.
RXPORTS 10 bbls -four; i6s,OCO bush wheat
I6l, ,000 bush corn; I5,0C0 bush rye.
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When the bOmbardment Of Fort Pulaski
was about to open, it was found the battery
nearest the fort had no fuse plugs, which
were essential to operations. By lucky
thought the Sixth Connecticut was ordered
out ITO Whittle," and did Whittle all the plugs
nd for tMp DAYS.
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OsWRGO nIARKRT-1Iay "A.

RL0UR-Marzst stesaY.
WHEAT-MArket quiet and no sales
CORN-iarkst dull, and small sales old indiana
at 40c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FEElfataTr-paoltned lci uour soes
wheat o., CON 7Sc to New York.
LAKe IMP0RTS-7,lOO0 bush wheat lSt0l
bush corn; So htish barley.
wheat; s5,OO0 bush corn; 5l00 bush peas
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: issae every sflernOoz af 3 oclook an EFen
tss I,safsr crntsininr an ne --latest news ~ V
IHsttime. ne RvaninF Lesser VIII oQntain al
ua iaiaErarhlc neHg receiVoe n ne eay tins,
- IL frr1ished With ne morning cf evening
slition ~ the Eane price, VIZ, dve dcllaie
- 5irTornss per month. New Agents t1r.
ri1ht5 sf a - Per ~ copies
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through she streets on hOFsebaek, runnins
over and cutting at every one they met untl
arrested BY Gov. Wise.
The money ar,icleoi the RzAnlner quotes
gold and silver Al sishS 70 one h'5'drsd per
oesG.
The Southern papers are getting tired OF
The policy Of keeping from the people the
asWs Of their defeats, and thereby endeavor.
ing to create an impression that the battlea
were victories. The Richmond Whig says
that hereafter ''any oOnoealment viii be con-
StEued IS indication Of disasters OF the wort
ki1d." The Enquirer Of Nay eth grows rhe-
torieal and mysterious as to the future,
and says that they suspend the conflict OF
opinions ''to listen In silence TO the sentence
Of tate and the logic Of accomplished events. P"
Gov. Lsteher has sent in message 70 the
Virginia Legislature, declaring the cOnsctip-
ton law unconstitutional.
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PIANOS.
pTANOs I PIANOsI =
G. A BARLOW, AsrNF.

Ne. z. EseEi9 Siz.se clsosiad ORs,
Is nog loillng ieo e.seraisf KEABH PTkNus A
lEeatlL reeu 80. aTing iuIt recsiTs 49,
n1IcE. neat 81 Allll ~ y. ~
f1Vltn alf fnieninE % rrrcL p -os lf
then bsloEs paEs ha;lng slsss vsr- n is.,a.e s,ae
rIont q warranted lFe years. &-At AAla1-
- filE rfSrl1 ~ 1Iel6ds1na t1E11 u.
PIancs nogSd ana bozsd Viih oefieasege.
-. .fissss funsd aaa RspslIot b. Q. nAt' a
RABWss p
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CHICAGO RIARKKT-May q.

FT0UR-Market quiet and unchanged.
WHRAT-MsrksT Ic higher. Sales at e9llsic
for No I; 7Se37ee for No. 2 -. u.
n0RN-N-rket active and higher. Sales at ~
a9S,fe for cid mixed in store. - ,
IS 900 bush corn
corn
FRIGHTS-Quist and unchanged.
MUM.
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DIR. L. w. AVER
RecsiveS patients daily, at the


EDDELLg HOU S,E.
his extraordinary success in the spsedy and psF-
manent cure Of thsse diseases, e. we'll &c shE d.
eases fhat tldirsoty lead 10 consumption, has ecitsd
the strongest testimonials from many Of the b1si
eitiEsns Of Cleveland aud TieinitE.
Persons suffering irom coughs, night sRoatE, bleed.
ing at tho lungs general debility, partial deafness,
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck loss Of
APOSTLE, lsnguoF, dsspondsncy, heart complaint,
dihcutY Of breathing. dlsstsas peculiar 70 women
&C., thould Apply Immediately,
By this new systsm the remedy "a carried directly
70 the diseased part, aud . CURE IS effected, even
afsr ell other medicines have bten tried IN vain.
~ The Patient begins to improve fiom the vary
day Of beginning to use the medicines. Thsy ere
highly aoosBtable to patients who cannot take
''stronE medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable,
and especially light TO thoss in Hmitsd oircum'
stances.
The strongest testinoniAls from hundreds Of the
best people in this section of the country viii Be
shown upon application. aPll-dkW
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The current prices for the week at all the markets
aREVFS-First quality ss,nOas,6O p cwt; ordi
nsTy SI5O8sOoi common tI,0o97,6oi inferior qu'lhy
eHRRP 4, LAEIRS-Prima IS Onas,OO , head;
otdinary S4,7Se5oO; common SS,sO94,Oo' Inferior
sWfNiK-ooru fed s,SesSo = n; light gNesle;
still fed S<0SSc.
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BE-SoId b. Drurgiais Generally.
AGENTS WANTED. Agsnts and Dealers fur
nlshed Is reduced prices. Address AZ orders %
Dr.. O. W. GRAY, sole Proprit0r,
3lN PittlhurEh htrset. pasgeland. ohlo.
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~ h E ICE B B R G.
Important to Housekeepers.
BUY YOUR REFRIeERATORs EARLY

ghsR The temperature of the atmosphere viii range
ipom ninety 90 ntnGtT i've degrees IN the shRde :
Nov "a the tine when hougekeepera are rauahcking
their cellars for the last years RefrFefators Ice
Chests, which are half dscayed y mould aud rust,
70 put them in order for the asss0n. Afar this IS
accom plishoo, you place therein your B elBtesk,
Vegetables, Milk' Butter aud Fruit. 4 nd what
theni
DO you keep these a-tioIss eoldf YEs.
YES.
Does your MIX end Cream sour? YES.
Dces your Butter taste Of the Yegetablesi YRS.
laIouf Chest damp and moulryf YES.
DID you ever see hear Of . RaifiFarator that was
Tres from moigtufol NO.
DO you Eant at the sane price you paid for the
old one that vi Be guaranteed 60 be kept nee from
motstures mould, must or tmFure havoff YES
Do you Went kefrig igerat0r that will BE- 90 free
f-om moisture, 90 co d and DRY that thu common
locotoco match, Whish II 90 easily aected by damp
ness can b Kept Perfst In it throt shout the sum
inert HES.
DO you want one that vii Keep Itsslf ventilated
and the inside sweet and pure, With THE SAME
lOE which iB used b the ordinary ice Ohssti TES.
DO Fou want Reirigsrafor at will be Be uti-
fol piece Of Furniture aud ptriOrm evorythiuE a.
stated aboTel YEs.
WE APPEAL TO THE LADIES,
the most competent Judges ascertain ths truth
Of our ssatements' b. calling ami examining
Sehoole3s Patent Iceberg Refrigerator.
W. P. FOGG,
Dor. of Superior and Seneca sts.
China 0rneFarr ana Honus Tu-rss hfng naBot
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hIILWAUKIE lIARKET,-lIay IA.

EFL0UR-Market Gull.
WHBAT-Market arm at sOH for No. !; T5Xc
for No. 2.
RECRIPs-5 200 bbls -four; 1900 bush wheat.
SHIPmRNrS--5,00o bbls -four; $4,000 bushels
RSR5tRIGHTs-7ct TO Buffalo.
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IAIL0RIRG.

81 ENTLEMEN'S OLOTHIs ULEAE.
NJ IHG, Benogating and Needing Estahlishment,
fHiHdIa kGEu, Taller, No. ls frU8pcct street, VIII
hsroaitgE doFole he ttlqaton . eeaninE, renoya-
ting and msndln3 edntl.Enqn's olothlng. ne "a
gpfunuu viii Ind lt for thar interest dHrtn1 he4
hsId tlmes % giYs ~. AraF triSi.
1aF sEAA
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NJ A N d OOD;
WHITR LRAn W0REa

ne slhszEibsrz have Oa haad = Supori,r ar,iis q
fars Whiss Lsaa. also shs ebe.psr Eru1s., asa
hss Oasr 70 sho rrlds ct vory Low urIo.s for Sss.
Eso. \, lssa- JGHE WBHsFBe "a.
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n. Y, STOCK hIARKEF-HIay IA,
LIZ EnrnnnlHnI

MONRY-Tbe supply Of money Is abundant and
rules easier hs 465 8 cent on call, and EfG5H .
csnt for discount on strictly prime paper.
STERLINGa EXGHANeiB-Marketc quiet Of
Iis1All4 for bankers bills.
GsOLD-American gold ct Ady ct 81 3 cent pre-
mium
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Markst closed
Arm. United States 6 1881 at lOlA9l05 sl0 Treas
ury Notes selling 81 l05.
igRODHH-mArket higher and closes strong -
Chicago Rock Island 6lj4i Cleveland Toledo l6A
Illinois Central scrip 67S; Reading 4S8. Michigan
Central 6QA; Harlem ll4; hudson 9s; Erie sq<; Erie
prefsrre0 66H: Michigan Seutherl guaranteed 81;
New York Central e9S; Pacific Mail llfA; Illinois
Central bonds s1A; Harlem ID bonds 10; Erie 4th
So United States g 81 coupons lO5; United States s.
"a coupons IS Isl United States s. n coupons 95i
Tennessee 6s bs4; Missouri Sc 62A. California Ts 81.
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lake STEAMERS.
For LAKE SUPERB. Il.
LOST.

T OSf ON FRlBAY MoRHIx6,
llmay s.h, tmsli brown COW. with wbfte spots
o. rs legs; cut y Eht and has snail horns
The hnder will te re- Farled b. giving informstion
OF her ereabOuis { No. a. Z u1sol q
mayIGsST MRS TEMPLEFOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

The Most Wonderful Article ever offered 10
the Public for immediately Rradicating
the Ssverest PaiRs and Soreness
Of every description
that the
HUMAN SYSTEM IS AFFLICTED WITH.
OoPTRIaHT szCUEKD.-Entsrad according 20 Act Of
Congress ia the year Is63 by o ". Gray, IN she q,
g. District Court Clerks Ones, Northern DISTRESS oi
Ohio.
Ladies and dsntu here's what viii cure
All pains and aches with gpeoc
Itl alWsyg IS e and always sure
Its whas you ell may need.
Ibops you'H all be vide HWaks,
hss - ushia-
II only s few drops you taks
Il drives ell pain away.
Its alWays god for ell the Gick;
(Price, two Dimes and q haiti
II MAKES all pain 6y od 50 quick,
Twill make you elnOgt laugh.
It drives pain from the resth and had;
When feeling all foraaken,
And when yo1 think yuu're almost dead,
HOu1l live n thia e taken.
From thousAnds It has pain removed:
No Que ah1uid Be without Il,
Its efdcac5 has been ProVed
There's no mistake about it.
BG-SoId b. Druggists Generally.
AGENTS WANTED Agents and Dealers fur
nished st reduced prices. Address AZ orders %
DR.. o. ". GRAY, sole Propritor,
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VARIED.

WASTED,-A Coop GTRL = %.
~ Hegsegork A Gslmaa ilrl rrsss I'd. Al.
es1ee. l6s slperior atroet- m-Ti17S19
w AATED, 80 EXCHAN al
~ ,qne 4alodson ior good HuIse, ~ c1eIlun.
Sos.s o.e. Aeafess box lO.s. 0leEslsnd, o. ~,
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WOOI TWINR, BROWN Do.
w eoRA 0eraasalAe. .. H.nAEnoLDa
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FLOUR and FEED.
Ct. CLAIR MILLS
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

The Propristors Of the st. Clair Mills have alsooi
stsd with them EIr y Il. NJ "a s, lstelF oi hslhy
Ohio, who is a d at-olass practical Miiler; ana also
have lately made considerable Improvements 10
their machinerT, and prepared 70 tuniah as
good Flour any mill IN the city.
They ate aieo prepares TO do General Custom
work on short notice. Those having wheat or any
othar Kind Of grain ground, will do well 20 give
them call. a share Il Publie patronage ia respect
=. B,--A choice article Of RYE FLOUR constant
~ on hand.
spT00.soS 2. DUTTOH 4 co.
EAMILY FLOUK.-A. NJ, PERRY
B 90. are making ct their new mills brand of
EA4lLH fL0Uk that cannot b beat. mar5
INDIANA WHITE W H "a 4
FLOUR.-6m bbla nov IN store and for sale low,
bT lmar5l A. n. PERkH %.
RTONS CHOIUE BUOKWHEAT
u FLOUR-for sals Wholesale and retail, at
iSnSs A.. n. PERRfS CO.'S.
DYE BLOUR.-lOO BBllS THAT
dssl5 3 ! s1''' = A r. PERRY > Oh.
HURON Mills xxx PASTRY
" FEOUR -Saniliss using Il asy they want no
apTiI iis ! ~ sHrerirr Il
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PAPER MANUFACT0RT.

HLEVELANU PAPMk OUMPA-
Nf-9AuulEgtlrsFs q HHWs, BOOK and
q RAPPIhe PAPER. OTderl nlls9 promutly.
ernhnH Wantafs 0Ecs 20 HunaFicf e.
Vsn ~ ~ FAEAoR. AG1la.
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new thing. ve.y nice end veTE cheap WIN b
hsra In q few dayB ODWBR9 = 20
1sT Wedfail House
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DONE NAPKIN RINGS.-WEI
} have got plenty noy---sS p.,tsr1s and v'ry
eNsaN. O0WBEs 3 CO.. Jew Ila-s.
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COMING ALONG -EVERY Day
7 We are Fscsiving new Gocda-nau styles. Call
IN and asa COWLEsA 90 JeWellsFa
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HOTELS.
RIROH h Gus E,
IS4 Water Street, Cleveland, Ohlo.


p IROH H0 U E,
IS4 Water Street, Cleveland, OhIo.
This House is nov opsa isr the EeeeE ton Of Guesta
L iG ooaSs6isat 20 Il bepots. Il the centre Of
bgsieess and easy q access In egesy way.
low priss of ONE DIAL \ 3 Ser dsy,
-. d. BiBOH a co,
DOW hKo' TEL,
CFoRMEREE EARLEO
IL AND 19 PARK ROW.
Opposite the AstoE Hoess and Park, n 2.
PRICE OF B0ARD..--..----.-.-----aI,50 80 Per nal
This long estabI shed ana popular Hsuss hss rt-
eenty been rebuilt and gr5atly -blasgd hg the a.
fions ior over 90 psTsons. Il has aiso 5 S1 tSoF
olghly renovated and rtfnrni5hea, snd e
Heated b. Steam q LiQ hted vifh qa5 Tlr0uqAouf
Oity, & ossT Of scosSs nom an ths stSsb bo.ti "a
kailroedl Leading 70 the CITY, and Il couEeniaat TO
ties of FirIt uliss aofsl, snS1rns ths oomI5rs or
d respectfully solicited.
THREs-...-....-..-.-..sI.5OF 80 PA BA1.
so2Ez9 3. Z. POWRRs, Prop'E.
w EsTERN HOTEL,
Nos. 8, IL, lsklFOOUnrLAzD4 81,
= r A4AAAlN " a - MkAA l.
fhil old-astablilhsd and hVoriis resort o ne
buslne1l Community has been recently rehttsd, and
e complete q everything that can minister 20 the
comfort Of i'a patrons. Ladies and Families are
gDeui1lly provided for.
It q csltrAlly located IN the business psrt Of the
City. and h contiguous 10 the princi6ai linfa Of
1toan boasli Qaza, omn buses, ferrlea &c, In coz
soquenos of tho pressure used b. TIE Rebellion,
prizes have been reduced
OEH DOLLAR B iIFTY CFs PR Day
Iha Table q amply ed with an the lururies
q the aoason, and aequal 10 that of any othsT Hotel
u the eountrl. AuDie accomEodatiena are o1srsS
Lor ullefGa o. 60 Elcstl.
~ Do nos believe Bunnars, Hackmen sad o, 49,,
D. d. WfHOn HF+f7rn
IHcs. D NELLIE. u.s. r rosrisls,r. 49,,
FR EN H's AO2 Ell,
ON THE EURoPEAE PLAN.
OITE OF NEW YOBH.
Single Rooms 80 cents Per Day,
CtS AaR SqHGTs, cor. EfuskforE
tJppoSl1s City HauD
HEALS e. they nay be ordered IN the BtacIous Re
Eses9Lyi TIER e BaEhers SHOP and bath EosmI
- SsEase qf RuHIERs and HAOKMEH vho
Sssl:RF @ ? PrePri.l5;.. 14gssa;
MANHATTAN HOTEL.-NOs. |
lNk & s and MurraT gtreet, lqcond door ron |
b1eadNay, orplsits tie Park, New torks Hu7sins |
lLng, Proprlotorl. q, H1glin1y - q Egarl /
sreet House, Boston; n. h Ahng' iateoi AioFeioy'a
aetals Aos AorE
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THl MEEEIEAo.

Under date Of Sunday morning, the cot
respondent wEitaas
Last night nan In Eray naval uniform
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This House ia nov opaa ior the rocaFtion Of Guesa
and the Travelling p blio generally.
lt tE convenient 20 n Depots, IN the centre Of
business and easy Of access IN eFeTV WAY.
A'otraDEerg vi hsll It quiet Aouas at ths Tery
low prics Of ONE DIAL Per day.
III. BIRCH 90 a.,
April 10th. lssg n Propriefors.
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DICH GARNET JEWELRY-'
HI Just received. 0aWLgs so.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOGER BROTHERS PLATED
COWTWS \ 0n'9..
marlh II Xnldan Hnn.a.
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NADBOON. JOSEPHINE AND
At CnWLEs CO.'S.
IH Weddell House.
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DOW Emo HOTEL,
(ToRMERET EARLE'L
IL AND Is PARK ROW,
Opposite the Astor Hoess and Park, n 2.
PRICE OF B0ARD......-.-........--laI,5 80 Per Day
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ny. OATTLR MARKET-May Il.

Nh. .-..Dt - ,nr ~. ~ A. all the m.rtst.
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HUMAN SYSTEM is AFFLICTED WITH

OoPTRIaHT sECUEKD.-Entered according 70 Act oi
g. District Court Clerks Ones, Northern DISTRESS Of
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-09
Gencras Orders. No. 90.
HEApquARrrRs TRAxs MISS. DIsr.

Little Rock. Ark. June 25th. 1862.
On the 18th inst the enemy attacked our
positon at St. Charles on White river. We
had there, in battery. two thirty-two FOUNDER
guns AMI four field pieces, under command oi
Capt. Joseph Fry and Capt. Dlnnington- " >
Navy, with sevcnty-nine men from the " >.
gunhoats Mauropas and Pontchartrain; tor
gether with thirtyf FIVE infantry Of the LIST
Trans-M Mississippi Regiment. under command
of Capt. A. VI. Williams Chief Of the Corps Of
Engineers. Our whole force and armament.
therefore, was one hundred and fourteen men
aud six guns. We had no Notifications there
was no time to construct them.
The federal force consisted Of two iron
clad gunboats. one wooden gnnboat, one tng
and three transports, with not less than one
J thousand infantry.
After an engagement Of three hours durl-
ton. between the glnbolTs an I the battery,
the former were forced 70 retire. The Van
kee infantry then landed. from the transports.
and moved upon our bsttcry, which was ne
cessarily abandoned, the guns being first
spiked. and made useless to the enemy Oar
loss was six (G) killel, one on wounded. eight
(S) missing -tmong the laJter, Capt Fry
The enemy's lhss was one iron clad gnIboat
blown up by n shot from our battery; another
gunhoat disabled transport seriously inlur-
Ell, and Il co1'tssoi loss of lS) man. lt u
believed t. have been even Erelt-r.
The con luct Of the officers and men of onl
laud aud naval forces ia this brilliant affair
which was substantially a victory-wa~- WILL
but two ignoble exception, a. far A. reported
honorable in the highest degree. Capts. Fly,
Dunnin 5ton all Williams have the thaals ri
tbs Commlnling General fJr tile c1urdEc.sAi
aud energy they displayed Privlts B'u:s
and Everett--of Capt. Hcniug's infantry. Mr.
Wm, Smith factn- MISTER NJ. WIN. y Ircliy
,engiuecr.) Mr.. Wm. Saith (enginocr) Mr..
Victor Egey (engineee,j Miishipman RoJy
who commanded one OF tile guns. NJ. ". $.
C,mpoell I'll of the gulb3nt Poutchirlrlin,
and DIR. Addison of TIN. Mlurepls, ARE men
toned in the reports of their clmmluiing Of
icers as having disting uishe1 themselves ny
pron:in ,ut bravery.
The Major General Offers To elch ~ them
his thanks AMI applause a grateful country
will hold them in remembrance. Their com
rsdes in other engagements will emulate their
-lorious example.
Lieut. Blaul of Tie 1t Trans Mississippi
Regiment, is dismissed dishlnorabiy from tAc
service. AMI Ser-'t Grey Or the SANE i'.-in NJ,
is reduced TO the ranks, FL misconduct dliint
The engagement.
By com nanl of Mail- General IIISDN,S.
x. c. NEWTON, CJ.,l.
ana CHicr 81 S;t,r.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-09

nGy- The London Times, takes the same
view of the result of our present contest,
which we have entertained from the be,
ginning. The result of particular battles
have never been decisive of any thing, to
our minds. Losing battles, or winning
them We will wear out and bankrupt
the North to perfect state of impotency
She will be left an easy prey to any ambl-
tious government which may choose TO
Cypress her. She was once in Ugh es-
tate, but now fallen fallen fallen ="
"They have only to hold out, and they
know they must beat the North at the
game of obstinacy. They stand on their
own soil and defend their own homes
They cat do this cheaply enough, but a
war which is cheap to them is ruinous to
the Invader, who brings his men aud his
material over a thousand miles, as we
found to our cost in tie war of iudepen-
deuce, and again in the unfortunate quar-,
rel of 10l3-l4."
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-09

20 Gen Curtis, wish His Federal
force, Is somewhere Oh the other side of
White river, attempting. as we think, 10
cot to the Mississippi river, Or ID form 4
Junction with ex-senator Fitch's com
maud. which is now at Clarendon. These
commands consist Of probably about five
thousand effective men each, making an
aggregate of ten thousand acn The
gun-bOats, accompanying Fllch's com
naud, are varously reported from three
N Eve. The Fcderals are making 10 de,
moustraiiVns for an engagement; Gen.
Curtis is evidently trying to get away.
There il no movement being made BY
when Fitch's probable iutcutions can BE
inferred. Clarendon i very pleasantly
located at the junction Ct White and
Cache rivers. Probably the cx,SeGatol
prop oscs passing the summer there
Gazette 5h Inst.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-09

PRovIDEyCE.-Thc newspapers of our State,
refraining from the most interesting topic,
our military movements, must have some mat
ter. and some amusement So we perceive
that our friends Of the state Gazette and
Conference Journal" have had good humor-
ed and serious discussion of the old matter of
special Providence, in which they finally found
they were fully agreed. The Captain got out
Of the matter little easier than happens usu-
ally to we outsiders when We buckle the clergy
ION their native heath" Parall lei with tkeir
theological articles, they have kept up good
humored little piece Of waggery also, in which
each throws upon the other the nsinuation of
being vcrsed in the anecdotes of the bar room.
This matter is left still undecided it seems.
This old theological problems as old as that
of free will, and will never indeed be at rest.
We i u withal that there are few fatalists in
the world. Reason We will, every one feels
that results depend upon erertioas, and are &C
conplished by means in our own control. The
best effect of an humble reliance upon Provl-
dence is reactionary. 1t moulds the heart into
a sense ST dependence. which is softcning and
humanizing 1t rarely overcomes the appre
hension that natural laws are Interchangeable,
and Will work their own results, for the godiy
and ungodly alike. Cromwell expressed 1t ex-
actiy in his order to the round head soldiers,
who, with all their hateful cant, were brave
and determined men: Trust in God and keep
your poraer dry" The powder, perhaps, was
the main thing in his mind The good old lady
expressed it just as well, who told of her. alarm
when the horse ran away with her buggy down
the hill, She described the terror of the occa-
sion, and the vicious action of the animal,
over which Sic lost control. But" said she,
II was calm AMI trusted in Providence until
the. breeding broke"
1t is always well to have plenty CT dry pow
Iep, and good strong breeching, and then We
mag trust in Providence also, with right good
effect upon our own moral natures.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-09

GEx. BUrLEE.-This military tyrant has is
sued a general order in which lie says he de-
clines to force the cath Of allegiance upon any
one, bat that no one exercise the office OF
judge, justice, she,iif, attorney, notary, or any
other Office of law, without first taking it.
He withdraws from those who do not take it,
ali protection except from personal violence, %
from which it results that they may be plum
dcred of property at the discretion of any
blackguard of soldier in his ranks. That's
Il great place for the Bowery ''b'hOys'" Privi-
1ege of stealing aud license to- -(well, We can
.not-name the hateful crime, is the highest
heaven possible to their imagi ations. Billy
Wilson's sort would be in glory. Vicksburg
is right. Better demolition than surrender.