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10 Hoa. T.. W SfanfoR.
FoEr MoNRor. April 2i-Thc Norfolk
Day Book, at this morning. has a telegram
fgem New Orleans. dated 23d inst, from
which the following Information IS obtained
There has been "a heavy and continued
bombariment az Fort Jackson. ali night. 1t
was still progressing. The rebels IN the
Fort represent themselves "a still cheerful,
with an abiding faith in their ultimate suc-
cess. They state they are making repairs,
as best they can. Their barbette guns were
still in working order, though most Of the m
had been disabled at times.
They assert We have fred twenty i've ~
inch SHELLS. Ut which ono thousand fell in the
Fort. They think that our ammunition
must soon become exhausted: but assert that
they can stand IL as long as We can
Signed JOHN TUCKER.
Assistant Secretary OF Var
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TN Cose4 Ho1rk Sog sa1-li~ Com
misaonrs. have made sery liberal aYrforfi
at.on.. and Mr. Alien. oar Aui.tor. ht. been
a. great r b, procure q very large 1ni
heau fi ..a II .hale trees and esef
qfera aaI -, arc now growing hneis ~
our CONT Il ylrl ~ = ie0 .car
thee tire make TIE Square ana efna
meet - oas ets. II They sse ns.. - ee fear
the, ~ill b.. DESTROYED by the dos, and ehd
drea. We la,e the ohiidreu. anal delight -
.eclus them rolling joso ant. g~iceiaii' ca
The rich clover. ind acaf, ioli ~ tne 81 E.
bot 80 do act Ike % sec iAe sree- i~ai4Fea.
anI hope that befeallel the oenes- OF ehd
.ir~n anil dogs vii zee that 40 farther dcpre
dsfioa. are committed u9oa ear thrifty park
thoioms~ kindly CONSENTS - make has house
the soifv. home. and ous loyal abd lairi-
s.t.s ~sili1sn. through their >anitsrs CON
miilee I'll %, The bal
When ~telegraph.c nlofmation i sent that
relie.hment wanted Tor large hods -
-..t.ers. the reople vii be called upon as
fhe, have been several times heretofore 70
.s..l, lhem direct from their own homes.
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Nfw ioaA. Ar4Il - The f~ateaa,s
Es.I.na rom Nassau. = 4 strsedts night
br.aaine passenger from fac fesmship
Kamsck lost IN Nassau "a the I4th ust
~ grounding Isl fnll s.ft oh uhsll
o.. m4lfs tul fs..en were s.e1 .Hsl
mu.f .i fgl ttI H
Tie tgslua VA chartered ~ ibs la.seu
rsrs ehs conid ebti 80 transportation
ilfaa.h le ue 1H srcuts ~ ihf t.nsgi
Dlc af >a.eta
Iae .e.cl .lesmer Nash jie s.ne .lisi
lie Itemss J. NnzF. lad returned -
Nan iam sa $50 uceessHl aiieml - $500
tie tias kats "a Chsfieton one ~ tss
m,ldle bosses ia,i1 i%ainrcl Hila.ri rs a
oannoi hall She has : fuil esgRo Of sfnmn
nifiaa snl Ean.. hrnusif ht ctr Gladiator
FROM hnelaat
Tic Steamer Ella Nsaeg. eiih potash 4ii
..lffftrc. -1aa ,o SAL tof eme Southern
Use Steamer cecil lpl arrsel 81. Nas.aa
ltom Charleston
se.er.i salel tr..el. arc e,r a. g. b.
Sc Na.sau.
NV Aork. April 4s-Leat Gov k.e
ner. 81 lllisa~. has been designated - ihr
post ~ Minister - Spain. ia place al Carl
Schuf4. provided the latter lricni. 90 frtasa.
We have 4 statement from ihe Atlanta
Georgia. Couiclcraey. nat northern Ala
lans tnl vrsfern tr~fra afc comrlcfrif
81 ihe mercy at Gen Mitrhtl. present pass
fon b declared fo ICE ssfh I'D fuaicr . Land
nr that he ear as ouer p@reecci to Rome
take that CTS. burn down the iowinez aei
,spfufe AZ sac srms. sake posse 4n ~ fhe
engines CA lAc railroad. AMI n0f nuif eaf 81
- euloreemcnl. and mean 90 feifosi ifoul
fho rebel Ger. Kirby SAITH. Who aa=aliescl
% &c marching tavaIis Huntsville. tai
leave st tie Ahle tne. iae reae' force ~
Knoxville rrccnsifie AMI tan45cfitnd eap.
together sifh si utsleia Virginia. corn.
~iietcis exposed
The Richuouf fiSamncr. oi ihe 1f.
speaking of ftifs a. lotkuea. as iaai
our troofs hare -nt eafs3 between ihf
Aaft anl WsfnfA ftcfs atI1e give q
at.ef froal ttso- it.t eteic nfetlh II
eo1aIn ulih ua; eoefrfate materials
to Size .iftasih 1i oRf position
d rs'e further. ihst on saturday uIsti
lass. our men wee oiksFea iu tsr,E ur
eltecn<hmcnis. aiai a itsl Fhf ou ~aHlas
ties eerc ,omFlfiel. ara Eans mamsiel
within eac ihoassnl warts ~ the relief pos,
ton
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CouoN Sftp-Persor, ai.llng cotton
eej. csn be supplied gralaitoa-ls hy call
iug upon Mr. l. ID Garter. az the Count,
Treasurer Office or anon me. AZ the AUDI
tors office. Fos field culture. r'tnt The ICED
ndfilis -four ieei apart. when u come up,
lhin e oai - IS. 20 leave il N hills Of i've
talk hiieeu iuche- spau pai the sced IA
ihe gsoead lhc same deptA a. corn. .eieci the
narmc-i SOIL Yea have.
Apfil "a. div T. T. Atit>
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forr Mo>soi. April 25.-A flag OF truce
vas sent 20 Norfolk TO-DAY With dispatches
No newspapers we're received. On the 70
turn Of the dag the steamer Nellie Baker.
proceeded With Il iiag OF truce 70 receive =
number of wounded taken BY he rebcl- Ia q
recent akirnlsh near Elizabeth CITY They
eere brought down from Norfolk IA a schoon
81 ia tow Of a rebel tug
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Night Dispatches.
FROM VIRGINIA.

tADh NliAhiNlAs
Nav MArKrr. Va, April y.
10 Eipin " stanton.
cur advanced guard. Col. Donneli, com
mauding, took three prisoners, to-day. at q
pci.t nine miles beyond Harrisomburg One
OF them SAYS lac belonged 60 Co. g.. OF the
Tenth lirgiuia regiment Of infantry This
regiment has been on the l.appahrnnock.
The prisoner says the regiment joined Jack
son az his present location, near Stannani
vile. FROM Culpepper.
Signed y. p. BANKS.
MAJ cen Condo.
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xxy,ifra coNeRrss-F insr sreioy.

isnNDfuv. April -.
liofsf When ne Aeuss aiIoafneI. Sc.
fcrias. nc fcsohtion o. huioiuu~ was
rcnlng. a. csrisutc nv allsniiFham Zoe
nnris gokcu In debate.
The .reaker .tsiri lh4f tai- MAS a 4acs-
ttun 1T friti lcef sa eHteh Ni \ siltnlicham
rsitei a poini 81 order
The mle reielfei ist a. A.. Na~iiaiatiglam
MAS read aIi + as loiloHs
o. S nembcf De- caiiri 81 onicf iof eoris
.pakcn Ia debate. ihe pefson calling him 10
order sheil repeat the U0ue eNrCpicl 70 aud
ihrf hall ht taken lsvn IN writing az the
Clerks table. and 40 member shall tc held
90 81. 81 le s1tlcft 70 tic cersHrc Of
DE Honse. fef voris SPOKEN in debate. II
snf ether uenhef has saaken. or other hu-i
nr Intervene siic. ihe aofis spoken. anl
before esrsp.'' n fo ihsu ball have leen
nkcu.
The speaker al.D liree'ci fhe isilov la- O.
be read rom tie manrcl
Dis0ulerig eoris -rQkcn in tuun ittcc
mu.i be written down is iu che House. bar
he Comniuee can only fepest ths'n - ilie
House ff alamiiror..ou.
The Speaker. under ~ fLa circumstances
sustained Mr. \ i'la~ndiehsn point oi %9flef.
anl .bns pt- ~iislo.ei ot she question: 81
rfith e.
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HrApQU AErErs DEP'T. or NuRGINIA.f
April 9th, 1862.

10 Hon =. W S~ianion. Sec. Of War.
Assistant Surgeon Warren. unconditional
~ released. With seven prisoners and four at
tendants, arrived, this evening, from Nor
folk. They were all wounded, aud left on
field, IN Tie affair OF the South Mills.
The troops Of the United States, consisted
Of 5000 men under command OF Gen. Reno.
Tho Surgeon -ays the rebels reported only
a Georgia regiment and three pieces OF ar
tillery, as being used in the engagement
The Norfolk Day Book reports a heavy
bombarlmcnt of II. jackson on the Mis-.
sissippi river. Maj. Gen Lovcllis represent
ed as saving il was terrific. IL was still con
tinued az the the latest adylccs.
Signed. JOHN I. WOOL,
Maiog General
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Removal

The AnAu. EArRfss CoxrASY have re
moved their Office 20 No. q. Mechanics Row
Main. between 5ih and 9Th streets With
the fAciiaes which dis Company ENJOYS tor
the rapid transmission and safe delivery Of
IA matter entrusted to their care. ~ soil
cit s continuance Of iavors. from our friends
r. Our new location.
:. =. >OUTHARD.
Al 2l.is Agent.
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TONSCRiAL.
Medicated Hair asl
FLORIST AND GARDENER.

ME undersigned offers TO the ciii
A seas = Terre Hsuie aud vicinity a auf aud
large assortment - flowers. consisting uf losrs.
terbena- and bouquets. ond afso sNcrer~ru.. early
rrsefahier, etc, ~ his Store North Main Street, -
tween Gh and sth Streets. iWt also athis Garden.
"a Inc fret lane between Tia Nluceunee sni Carlisle
E.ad. WILLIAM ~cHOi1,
HaI.si9w Ileflrf snf asfdensF
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- The Lafayette Co.'S .er ays the va
bash a Erie Canal top efeA from that lace
60 Toledo Ne msy .eea esrcef nas ration
% be or.a - tho place.
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hAlusoat. Aprl a5.-Ihe United State
sunbo4t Heuulas. Capt. Dangatb has arris.
ci here " lh another prize ana two important
prisoners. oae "a whom has been long en-.
gagged IA tlo c~onsraband trade in psssing
ft here aHl rebcllom.
The Governments Agents have been .oak
ing iuf This msu siuco last fall. he - wealthy
snI o. been g most INSCRIPTIONS secession
so ~ name S withheld for tho ptosept
ihs Hercules subsequently pid 4 sisit o.
Dieat - lesuieo River aud captured he
e%eilanl. aleoHllu eith = cargo which Ws
geo tfnf tskra iIem Baltimore
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utl1nolls. April 2S-The Government
steamer Eunice. On route TO Cincinnati sunk
ia.t might OF Ashland. KS She was com
manded Il, capt Thomas Murlock. ol Gin
einnati
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+. YES SORE EYi
To she Inflicted.

IAE II NOJDl takes hismcthosi
u = ann aaslf9t A. tkf inaatItsnit a sac WatssA
ALLEY aaa fhe pahlf r~enfraliq. thai o. has pefUs
rI.fv ilcafat - fhf city a Tefre h4sfr. \ - ff4H.
te M. ~here ~ as apaa ar rrts - d.
tafaef q faarfh ani laffry ttfesis. 81 NH ttaf 81
80 ho-e 4HIcte3 sfta sore sfes. e1 fhfert aafse
as $685. - eH alFfs ahs for a. rfttlee -
nterCIar FrnffaIF.
n s4 tsg psnlU Pa sttHrtas 81 tie aIiesiHs
A.rsers Sara sges. pits. ratam4asa. reasHt a
$50 stsnIn1. Eua'e wraknas-. e~rfuluia. ent ctf
.ert4 haliar pIfrnri spae = a. nicH TrHst 81
slles knrsn
vs. -~roesIts thaaah rHe a. nHaH@aa S.
.isn. rfaratr. hssf hfrn trtf~i ia hnetrfi. .
.tas art G aal o. ~ pfrff. ease. enf reftNH
M All calls. NFtt ~ faY. Wtmrfy tf
sasa naI nsaf.et iIl erferI
flUsf tFuft
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%SopoiTR's Hour-A Mosf ~ rHr Rienr
NJ that many SICK and wou0ded soldiers, re
turning hons on iarloush would bc much
benefited. ans u ialt IA some case their
live Ia ali p~robsbaitie- -ased by a day o.
Two 81 r,-f. ami good Nursing. before pre-
ceeding on ihels journey. have engaged Mr..
bartholomew a tie Station Hou g to pre-
side for all such. food aud logging, Tree Of
expense. Ia fact. undes this arrangement.
no soldier passing tsrlogh of arriving al
Terre Haute. ous 81 funds. need be a, any
lo~s 10 find rest and food and fire. Mr. Bar
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for Rs~f-A good bu-ne- room and
dwelling .fsutmcnt-. ga vest eide Market
street. iusf north ofNab4sh Tcfn,t,aso on
sb,s Apply a. 3 a. Moore. ~e-t -.ie "
tie public square IL
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~ Tic fuaeui Of 1cas = Csefs wa
take place ~ Sunday nsAt. lhe -'sh 'n'l e
2 O'Clock. ~. from h resa'eHse 'H NiN'n
street Fnuem sefrte p Rev -
Ieael.
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floM rnE MISSISSIPPI.


"7-"|TT ~ y ~" "|H7|E"T
et>pos4 FiprmlA. April 23-Al qai,i
here II SO except lHo mortar boats remain
ine 10 position. which occasionally throw a
shell over AZ thc fort The rebels have not
replied TODAY Mono OF their %gunboat' can
be seen.
The weather - far.
The h0od has oFcnun al tho plantations
and houses along the river. aud great dis
trcss prevails among the inhabitants along
the banks. some 81 whom Offer q give al
they possess 70 have their families removed
from their houses. which the water threatens
a. carr, down tho river.
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BRANDRfThs pn1s-for the restoration
Lpsith - th0se who have beer stricken ~ ~spoPiesy
OF paralysis they are The only reliable mcdianr.
al &d,elos.s 81 the lung. chest and bowels thsis
pruinpi use save life ard quickly cures. Tnezus
ua. pleurey. 1lslers. wind. spasms. worms ehoie-<
moscu-. tisrrhoss. sysent-ry. whether fom msiar4-
eat.ng anripe fruils OF other faults in dle:. yield &
thsir Influence. Asthma. eout. rheumsrsm.. I've
snectous. rurturrs. iunsmmation- - aay
levers. whether AgBe or other specific ~.1eale ~
diseases. ~Iaundise. -. yitus'sdAnoe. 80 - ssss
L.. Group. erysiplAs. white swelAnorn, Ehsu-
u even thirty year, ntlnuanceAs
ulcers IL the liver. have all b.en CUT al
by these celebrated Vegetable Umscn
frmalo complaints and nervous diseases they
been equally successful. wide chsng- Of LIE. bosa
frs, and second periods). Epilepsy. deprcssios q
spirits, frightful dcrAms. all distractions ard relax
Alions are by them cured. dispersed and oorrrcieG~
Prize - cents PER box.
Sold BY J. X. crSISauAr. Tcrse-Hau,e. sna b, ~
respectable deslers IN msdieise. ganidwim
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BrNCufUl fLowEEs-Mr. II IT. Teel.
agent Tor tie Terrace Gaulen Nurseries, a
Newport. ny. has iu-t received a large and
veil selected assortment 81 lowers. ami IS
exhibitise ihem AZ tie hardware store Of 7.
II. Couwell. We noticed ia his collection,
man, beautiful s~arietios al roses. yerbena..
lillies heliotropes. geraniums. primrose. cal-
c%elaria. ~hsdrsagcas, cimerafia, &c. 4c.
Most OF the foses are hardy. and after hav
ing been Kept pouei may be sransplanted ~
The garden. - Ia as we IRE ablo - Judge
the varieties are rare. AID tie rsiees los
and We woald call The attention. Of orr friend
q the colieeiien.
Young sentlenen desiring 70 make ga &C.
ceptable md elegant prescrr 60 a lady friend
can ind no,hite more %stprorfiate than a
half .ioxen 6as scrbeaas, roses, Ne
Tnr puplor.e CRovD.-We arc reliably
informed thas John g.. pavis. James c. Rob
NEON. and ON Ten or a dozen ,shez, hela-
tbe heao, I +ff Who say ccrAAn citizens
o.. this cis DC marked when ihe South
zen Coufcie scv : esablsh,L. vcte closet.
e4 toe event hours on Thursday hst. At
= certain ef ga Ohio sucet We presume
fhis trio. er'aro.cd priucifaiiy 81 the is'e
pf.ienci ftst a. eAg men ani soldiers
friend. ~et. srieseorin2 10 Ave t.e Union
DE vouhi ~nsaudlJ come - iAai coi c~iasien,
when th- f~s,r,osic DOCTOR = made one Of
their councillors and alvisefs They NAV
ery ihaoush Sac streets ihst the, afc p.tn
-. b9t ihe eis ,aN.ns. that biris 81 aae
leAthes ssaesa.iy aock together. ~di coa
vince tie pabiie tisAt Jen Davis ~ veil
represented ~ his friends. 10 sha' meeting
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- hsrs amount 81 hosHiai stores.
ra1-i-.ae 81 dsa- medicine. osniages.
Ae. lor tis safgcsl department OF &c no.
pr,is here arrived sesssrla, ard NE noticed
oas ,oung lilenl Robert Barr busas engaged
.u uuFarsfae aal arranging the val0u-
articles in the surgeons office
some i've hundred cots have been placed
10 .le r1nus. and nattTas-c- are being msdo
i.r ibem Everything necessary 'ef Tie
comfort sul vcllsre oi the patients vii .oon
be- anause8. snd fesdy Tor u-e Nhea
completed. tie hospital here VII ~ th'as
....asrs asos-bl. ~ifh any d the We
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- A telegraph office has been opened
10 the louu Of sullivan Those having
husines Il hat foiei. viii please take ne
t.ee.
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Ne. I,c la,satrr. m. %.

tti4 ~ NNf 'RNfhNNt
dives special slent..a o. D. ffesfaFhf ~ uls-
sa-e- al n4- Eye. tit far. 81 fttst ~ ttisfAA. A.
Urtal I-tpI. Ftf1 .ral. -Isp1y teat. rtthtsl4ns.
A. Hffases a. ttf.st FERNS RI ArHlf .Ht
gla.ar afHssast.asi az 20 b p sHd FAR - sHIEf
l.-.f.r - refartls ~ sFruts. hettefes N4tt - fr
fi.E asi a..4He Is tae beat. in ~ css~s saeef
tt.. Il tafe 81. go. a 81 eefrsi lrrafafff
NAY fas.M~f. free W thafse. ~ leusf ~
.1l.ra ufef. @suil~ssf aeratf seetua srt fsq
ff streets. fffre- dtnfr. ifets sra ir"Hs
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MEDICAL.


WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE
an4 ot-tstir Ia T,4a Daate ,ri r.tnitY.
In al ls hrsHehss
uasicr IN g talan Ross ~ stairs
~ 1nrvcs~N No. g. farff g raffa 81 rst.i1au
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)ln STYLES Porlmonies. Peck
~ e bsks sna IpFtss. 81 81. iou, -
nAEfl&r1,k
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CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

II ;. DONALDSON, Notary Pub
bsnc. Collector, Claim Agent, &c, a., ofefs
his services 10 the public, especially % those who
United States, and whO may have any claim agAnsa
uc General Government. He will arrange, forvaIc
and successfully prosecute all valid claims. AZ rcason-
able charges, and as rapidly a. the business can b.
dispatched before The proper olices al Wsshington
Having Trs fKsks experience and practice herein.
aud the aid Of an old officer Of the general Gc~er--
meui under President Fiilnore's administration. b.
cannot fell IN being successful With all legal clairs,
whether Cor PENSIONS. B0CNT1 MONEY " LAND
HA.F-PAY PESsIOSS-The Widows. Or u D.
widows. the Children under sixteen years 81 ags. al
officers and soldiers Of The present or any preS1oos
vice. are entitled 10 half-fay Pensions.
INVALID PFNsfONs.-Ail onlocrs AM eoldiefs
Who are disabled ~ reason Of wounds received -
disease contracted while ia the service and II H.
line Il duty a. ~etcldler, a. any period, are %en'itlsi
e. invalid Pensions.
LAND WARRANrs-An Who served Il Day. a.
say q tbe past ware Of the United States. OF osr dsy
m battle, are entitled 10 100 acres q Land. incss-
Of death. The widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY MoSEY.-ne heirs q al soldiers vi.
have volunteered during the present var for the
years on daring Tie Nsr. and have died Or been kiilei
white Ia the service, are entitled &c Ou HCsrExp
Doalsrs Bounty Mouey, and ruoA arrears of tie Sd
iier's pay - may have aocusd 70 he Gate = 10
heath.
SoeAAEges usd- without eisin q. successfully
Terminated.
Deeds ana Mortgages s~seeutes. sua tlStks hs
aisAed.
az Eastern srsear.gss arrea~s an ooiises.o
an exchange promptly remitted.
uffiCf IL ths % corner stsni.
= y. DASALDsOs,
feosdu notary Public, a.
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nR -. G.. WALLACE offers his
IL Frefessteral srfrcrs 1ftt riifsf. u Ttfrr-
W14Ia "a s1rroarHex ooaeflt
tes- ~esf &c " FsfflfEst f~ur
ffft
On SEA-. heieesa e. sn4 "a
&C.. aoisswsn
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T"ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

DaA'sae a. 'ns ~srsas rs,os uss
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- Strumous or Scrofulous affections are the
curse. the blight, the potato rot q mankind. They
are vile aud filthy a. well a. fatal. They arise FROM
contamination and impuriiy u TIE blood. and are 20
be seen all around as everywhere One quarter u
al We Meet ale tainted with them. and one quarter
Of these die Of them; Dis ioohshly too. because ihes
are durable. AYKK's SsKsArkKuis cleEnses out ths
scrOtulous oorrapuou from the blood. renders It pure
and healthy. and ereoluaily eKpurgatcs The foul
standardization from the system No longer g1csn
under your Scroiulcus disorders, since the iTresisia.
be AvKs has provided his mastery combination -
curative virtues that he calls sAEsArAKn1A--lDcm-
ocrai, Waterbury, CT.
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foE R.Sr.-A good house with four ACRE
Of hand. ADJOINING town. Terms reasonable.
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H0SFoRD 4 Drown. Atn
Aur ~. a
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L>lRE AND INLAND POLICIES
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-08

Gen. Rosecrans' division bore the brunt of
the whole fight. The frst movement was
to dislodge the rebels from their position
by charge, which was no sooner done
| than they rallied and drove back our men
in q similar manner, only TO be driven in
turn By our determined troops.
Our troops rested near the battle ground
till morning, when they found that Price
had fed, leaving all his dead and wounded.
Ths rebel loss in killed and wounded was
not less than Ave hundred, fully three huns
dred of whom were killed. Our own loss
wss one hundred and twenty killed, and
about two hundred wounded. All this,
too, was done in an hour and half, and
very much of it with the bayonet. 1t was
almost entirely hand to- hand engagement,
On Friday evening, while the battle was
raging, the advanced portion of our left
wing was quietly going into camp, five
miles distant, unconscious of a battle
They could not hear the musketry, and the
cannonading was either very inconsidera-
BILE, or none at all, so close were the con-
tending armies. On Saturday morning
they formed in line of battle and sent for
ward skirmishers, who captured some OF
Prices pickets who had not been called in.
About the same time the rcserve-Slst
Ohio and I'd Iowa-were ordered forward.
Long before these regiments reached the
front the left wing had discovered that no
enemy was in its front, and had moved on
towards Iuka. Reaching there it was turn
ed about towards Corinth, meeting the re-
serve mile out. The whole force returned
to Brynsville that night
1t is said that General Ord urged that
the left wing should take up position nearer,
at any rate, but General Grant overruled
him, assuring him that very soon we could
advance and completely surround Price.
In the meantime the gallant Rosecrans,
with his eager army was using all diligence
and had actually marched twenty miles on
Friday before he came up with the enemy
and fought with SO much gallantry. AS it
is, it appears that only want of proper
knowledge of Rosecrans' position prevented
the cooperation of the rest of the troops,
which would have insured the glorious con-
summation ofthe capture of Sterling Price
General Rosecrans, in pursuit on Satur-
day, with large force of cavalry and some
light artillery, followed by infantry. Price
is supposed to be retreating to Boonsville,
whence he came by rail from Tupelo. 1t
is a coincidence little remarkable that the
same troops which year ago followed Price
IN Missouri are now after him here.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-08
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