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MASTER'S SALE-PURsUANT

M hbIhh Is 3 DhIE.-T URSUANT
lYA- to the command Of second pIuUies order
OF sale from the Court of Common Pleas ofCuya-
hOga county, Ohio, at the suit Of Theodore G.
Severance and Caroline M Severance against
Norman C. Baldwin and others, TO me directed,
l shal expose for sale at public auction, at the
On the 10th day of July 1868, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
the following described premises: Situate in the
township or Brooklyn, being number seven IN
the thirteenth range Of townships in the Con
necticut Western Reserve IN the State of Ohio,
and which is also in the county OF CuyahOga, and
is known by being in that part Of the city Of
Cleveland which was formerly the city Of Ohio,
No. %, according TO map and survey made by
Ahaz Merchant, and recorded IN the CuyahOga
county records /; said block being the same here
tOfOre decided TO said Norman g. Baldwin by s.
Thompson, be the same more or less, but sub
ieet to all legal highways Appraised at Sl,4O0
June 9. 1863. L. ". FORD, Master COm'r.
BACKUs NOBLE. Pl'nf's Atty's iinea AL
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Disease occurring from one and the same cause viii
be entirely cured b. the Constitution Water II taken
tor any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops 70
teaspOOnful three times day, in During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution hateri ~
shove directed.
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FOR SAFE OR Rest.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-Pursuant to an
~ order made by the Probate Court in the
matter Of the assignment of C. II. Robson, in
favor of the creditors, l shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House.
in said county, on tine Ilth day Of july, 1868, at
O'clock P. NJ. the following described lands and
tenements, to wit:
1st. The east p Of southwest q Of section No
"a, Township &C. north Of Range p west, IN War
rem co ATTY. Che State of lowe. h-'-s 90 '0i1s'
2d. The southeast x of the southeast 4 Of
section l3, in Township 70, north OF Range 70
west, being in the county Of Dallas, State Of
Iowa, being 40 acres. Appraised at si1O
Sd. The southeast z Of section p and the
northeast a Of the northeast 4 Of section 2, IN
Township 81, north of Range 80 vest being IN
the county Of Calhoun, in the State Of lows, and
being 200 acres. Appraised at $500.
4th. The southeast z and sOuthH OF north
east 4 Of section 49, and the west x ofthe south
west y, and the southeast a Of southwest q o.
section 90 in Township %, north Of Range 80
west and the east "a Of nnrt7ea-t = OF sSction
10 in Township so, north Of Range 80 west, being
in Guthrie county, in the state OF Iowa, and De-
ine4.O acres. Appraised at $3.50;
Terms cash. -; GaANNioi
CUEvrIArp Jcne 10th, 1868. IunelE44I
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READ-READ-READ.

DAEvILLE, Pa, June 2, 1861.
DR.. WM. u. GRKga-Dear sir: In February, 1851, !
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and Tor months
passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours Obliged TO up often aa ten OF
July 1851, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and in two days after using IL experienced
relief, and afIsr taking two bottles was entirely
ouraf, soon after regaining my usual health.
yours truly ~ J.Y. l.. DEWITT.
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! new A0VERTD ENTS.

OHEESE.-OLD AND NEW CHEESE
J-SeTeral choice Dairys--in store an fCr sale by
- 49, CANHOH 4 FREEM AN.
innsqo Il % Hiver-St
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MrLFoaD, Conn.,, Nov. Is, Is

DR.. .WM. b. .GREaa-DeRr Sir: I have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
RaFous disease, Gravel, which resisted 81 remedies
and doctOrB until 1 took Constitution Water, Brf
Won may be assured that I was exceedingly p'rs-
with the result. 1t has entirely cured inc, a.
may make any use of my name you may see ht in Re-
qsrd to the medicine a. have entire confidence i
rs efficacy. YOurstrulY, POND STRONG
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FSiloS Isa5lT1DEIz sia. via 70
mission wish to say q the readers ofyou p
IsEiu send By retefh nailto aiI-who Rish il,
Recipe, ith falI diTectiona for making and c.
simple Vegetable Balm that Will efeotually Tei
in ten da8s Pimpiss, Bioiehes, Tan, Freckles,
all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the same
eisar, smooth ana toautf ui.
/ viii alsu mail nee 70 these having Bald He
Bare Faces, simple rections and insorniad
wall enatIe them to start a fun growth OF Lu 2
Hair, VhisE ers, or a Houstache, in less than
All dpplicaiions ansEeied by return mail
charge. Respectfully yours,
TH1s. z. CHAPMAN, CheI
s,,,s9a-fss s s3l BrDadw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30

A FRIEHD II EHED-TRY II
Dr. Sweets sIHFALLIBLEL LIHIMENTi
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen 5Vest, Of OoL
the great bone setter, and has been used In h
tlcs for the last twenty years with the most
i1E success. As an external remedy Il -
rival, and Will alleviate pain more speedily
other preparation. FOR All Hhaumstic anu
Disorder Il i5 truly inialiiblei and as 3 G.
healing and powerful strengthening propeusr
cite the lust wonder and da5tOnishmento Of ali q
sger given 10 trial. Over four hundVed orr
o. remarkable CureH p8riormed By Il within
two Tears, attest 20 this isct. Strong & a !
Arel-l. lnl. ll---alanl l.r--l.-L.anlI
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N0TICE.
state Board of Medical Examiners.

Cd OFFIcE SUeGElN-GENERAL OF OHIO,
IrffCgs- 90 Columbus, June Is, lSe8- - ] -
b A MEETING OF THE STATE
N BOABD OF MEDICAL BX HAMMERS will be
he'd in the City Of Columbus, on.
Tuesday, the 7th of July, 1868,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a.. n hegulsitS, , qlalln-
ideuesd by Diploma, and certificates OF good moral
standing. M f... -..a'I
fill present vacancies aud the thirty new Regiments
just called for, IL il hoped the proesiOn Will attend
In full force. s. NJ. bhliEH, Lr7l
junez6-447 4taW Surgeon General o. Ohio,
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In Rochester, n. Y, on the evening OF June 25lh.
at the resdsuce Of the Biide's father BY the Rev
DR. Prase, MATTE P, youngest daughter Of Tru-
man Hastings, Efq-, and Wm. G. WILLIAMS, OF
Ceveiand, Ohio.
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PROPOSALS.,

CTATIONERY FOR q S.U6URTS.
- --Sosled Proposals VIII be received ~ ms at Iho
Once OF the Marshal OF the United State- tor the
Northern Di tuet u Ohio, nt Ulevtlani, until TUgs-
DAY the 30th DAY Of June, 1903 az Y O'Clock NJ, for
OF the Courts 4 the United States IN raid district,
& The year ending July J, s5i, - he turni'hed IN
such q1stit and n such times as may be required
for that purp So. ~ Ia.f.t
Bidders vii be required to specify the prices or rates
ut which they will furnish the ssver articles. and
their proposals will be ined b. Hamples III rv-
Ofln tn deemed to ue ueot saerg for q
pro er coa-i idera ion o. their bids be articles r.
quirtd 6, te furnished follows;
BLANK b JOKS-me edium, Deny Orown and Cap,
Binding to be ''Full Rus. in PLAN. "Full Bound
Banded 'Halt Bound 'iusiin,'' pr quire To
arcOr ing to samples OF books now m use IN the u
S. Clerks Office. lsO, Qua. 10 Letter Books
PAPERS-Lezal C-p. foOlscaps BIZ CommeTcial
Note ett-r Poss Uihee wrapping p ream hlot-
FEVFi0PEs-LarRes size Government, seIf-ssaI-
ing Letter size, Government self sealn per thou
''IS I'M HOLDERs-G ass, rolid; hinged, caps Com
IN6S-Arnold's Writing Fluid, in qraris, Per doz-
en- bottles Afnold's CopyEg, IN pins, pr bottle
ne p y ofcs-Ised rspe, per Rrcss saaliag
Wax, per H.; Muciage, doz n bOttes; Out Is. per
bench. Steel Pens, 'lllOts) 3 K oss; Pen Hold
ers per gross; lie Pen IFS. tFaher's bss Ger doz-
en- Gume as iC Bands, as5@rted, arnsa; kut Der
EraseHB per dOyen; -ui'rsi letter holde s. esCh-
The pDiers pned reserves he ria ht 10 re et an bids
ia Gaze thu ineres OF the G0veTnmeut zhAll r. guire
IT. On account Of excessive prees or trauanlent con
binati0ns. ..r.. EAltL BIZ
Cleveland, June 23d, 1858 iinneg2-.46
EUEL FoR u. S.COURTS. SEA-
I'd p Ouosals Will h. cyivf ~ me al the Onioe
Of fhe Marsti OF thr Cnitrd tatas TOT he Northern
District o. ohio, at Cleveland Il TUEsDrT Y the
81 day Of June, $50, a. o clO k "a Zoe the sup
p'y FUEL tOr the us Of the Vonrts Of ths nIted
states in said District. 10 be urnished AID liver
at the United Stat Dui'ding in le eland in surh
quantities ana at such times NAV Be rq Urea by
the Mar bHl. for ths ear ending July lst. l56i.
Bidder viii be reIuire1 tn specify the prices
rat which they viii furnish the ssverai artcles.
AMI IA If propO-als viii be CONF anied BY samples
thereof, viz:
BiIlminous Coal per ton Of tya thousand pounds,
Anthracite - " "
Pine hi ding Wood per load.
Fuel 10 hr delivered IN sucn part OF he said Build-
ing AZ th- Marshal may direct uee OF ali charges for
mel- urem. Mt D irterafe e, or Othe-wi el
The undersigned reEeees the right I'd reject all bids
in the iutvres's II the oVerhment Eh- require
IL, count II excessiye prices rauduent COM
| binatiOns. EAbL Eibt,
q. s. Marshal.
| Gle 5eIand June 27d 'sss iunegs-tis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30

We fear that one great cause of the in
difference manifested in this city and
elsewhere, toward preparing to repel the
invasion, will be found in the mismanage-
ment Of those having the work in charge.
Their intentions are Of the very best f;
they devote labor, time and thought TO
the matter; they appoint meetings and
speakers, and yet for all this they see
but feeble results. Now the trouble lies
in those very meetings which they hold
for this purpose Aud in this wise; the
mechanic goes home from his work, wash
es up and goes to the meeting. BE hears
able and eloquent speeches made BY iniu-
entail men; men who have talents and
education and means with which to do
their part Of the great work which we all
have to do. He listens to those speakers,
approves Of and applauds what they say,
acknowledges its force, and then-gOes
away unsatisied to his home. Why is
this2 is because the men who have
addressed him are not in ssiHEnHfhy -''ith
him. They are rich; he is poor. They
are educsted; he has only his talents and
the knowledge of the world which he has
gathered by hard experience. What he
wants to stir his soul and give him a
thrilling and irresistible conviction Of
what is his absolute duty and privilege, is
to hear from his fellow meehanie-to have
one OF his own associates talk to him as
tbesa men cannot do. He wants to see
cry day is be-
eat and smoke
" holy pat
sbrawny arms
ge hammer, 8
OF pulled the hawser, or pounded the lap
stone, stretched out TO him in reckoning
entreaty to foELov into the ranks Of
danger and glory. Boast as we may of
the equality Of our society, it can never
be denied that there Is a line of demarka-
tion between professional and manual
pursuits, which we may in great measure
hide but can never entirely wipe away
The capitalist and professional men dc
their duty in giving their time and
money for the salvation of their country
Many Of them are doing their country
more real service in this war than if they
we're to go into the ranks but the me
chanic cannot feel that electric thrill o.
brotherhood when these men mount The
stand and say To him go" as when one
Of his own number stands up in their
midst, and says, Boys, who will JOllOt
me TO the war ?"
We would not have all the speakers o.
this class. Those OF both kinds ar,
wanted. The crowds which gather at Oul
war-meetings are composed of men Of al
conditions and characteristics But while
we call upon our learned and influential
mea to make argumentative appeals to oul
Judgment let US also call out from the crOwt
that gathers around the stand, any hon
est, intelligent workman's face, and giv'
him place upon the platform to rous'
his fellow mechanics to q realization O
their responsibility, until they shall CRY
out What will thou have me to dO?'
England knows full well the pOtenc!
Of working mems meetings and speakers
Manchester speaks louder to her Parlia
msnt than does Peel or Brougham. l
is by just such gatherings and appeal
that our working men should be awakene
to that action upon which rests the saliva
tion Of the country.
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HEAD Qua RTERs PRovOsT N ,RsHAL,O !
EiGHrEENTH DIsrRICr or Quo,
CLEVELAND, May 81, ls63. }
The Board 0f ENROLMENT tor ths ? 5hteeBth Con-
gressional District Ut Ohio, ara low prepared ac-
cent ben under tne above ders of he Provost Mar
shal General.
Applic tiOns received at this Office, third door.
northeast corner Government Building near Public
Suare FRED'k. A. NASH,
Captain sni Provost Marshal,
fuua2.tf-Rr3 ii .ht-e1 nisfrfct A. sthia
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Table Of Distances.

Now, the rebels are known TO be march
ing on the Capital Of Pennsylvania, the
following table of distances on the Cum
berland Valley Railroad, the route Of the
invaders, will prove of interest to Our
readers
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Diseases Ofths Kidneys and Bladder.


properties Of the medicine direct themselves 70 tina
organs Of secretion, and by altering the condition
Of the stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food s not converted into sugar long A8 the
system Is under the infuence Of the
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UNION sTATR FICKET.
IELEcrIor pAr. oeToBrn 3. I8a8 }

Tor Goverpor-JOHE BROUGH, Cuyahogs Comfy
LIaut Gov-CHAs- ANDERSON. MOn gOmefy %
ilIin enc judge -HO' KING n HUHFER, IA rheld 20
Auditor Of stste-JAMES =. GODMAe, MARION 20
frrrr al sfafe-G VUhHEY DORSEY. Mfami 20
Bd Pub Works -JNO NJ BARREaE, Highland 60
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Fsess arc Facts Enough.


The Is D o class OF diseases that produce such eI
hRustiug effects upon the human constitution a. D-
abetes and Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Ur-
nary Passages. and through false modasty they are
neglected until they advanced as to be beyond
he control ofordinary remedies, and we present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
70 the public with the conviction that it has equal
IN relieving the class Of diseases for which it has been
found eminently successful in curing and we trust
that we shall be rewarded for Efforts in placing 30
valuable a remedy in form to meet the require
meuts OF patient and physician.
For Sale By al DTgggists-PTies 81, 90.
VIM. H. GREGG 4 CO.,
Proprietors
Morgan 4 Allon, General Agents, No. g Gis.s'
New York. nosio;hNeoa
FOB SALE ny
Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
{ Co., Wholesale Agents!
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time recover their healthy
tone and vigOr We are able to state that the COnst
tuition WAFER hos ourod every case Of Diabetes In
which it has Deen given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30

The Chief Attributes Of MsnhOO are
frequently lost OF suspended By mal -practicesnd
cious habits that will inevitably lead TO hsd -
disease unless checked in time Read the trui
down in ths treatise HUMAN gkAILgV o.
IoLoaIcAL REsEARCHEs." IL Is elaborsf, ;. .ll
ted with colored enersvings and viii con
most hardened and unconcerned, Es we'll la'
the minds oi she most deaPonding, " loadbg f
in the right channel for Tsliei Of bodily aut a-f
agony and despair.
sB-S0ld By DR.. BkEEow, Isa Blocker 81, 3 7,
Price 25 eanta Sent fres everywhere. SEQ a.
ment OF rriessmar' in another column
Sold also b5 @. ". CLARK, Druggist,
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S.lpprss.sd ken.turqti0n,

which in the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect the seeds Of
grave AMI dangerous maladies the result and sc
month after month passes without an effort Deins
made to assist nature, tho suppression becomes chron
ic the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are cOnstipated, night sweata come on, anC
Consumption finally ends her career.
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OFFICE OF THE
CLEVELAND B MAHOsING r. r. Co.,
O.. Cleveland, June l3, 1888. )
SPEOTAL MBBTING7OF THE

N ~ 4SA-A- AA1-A- --N -
II Tce IN This ity on ursday thegth day Of Ju-
" next at 10 clock A. M, to take action upon
contract. proposed between the Atlantic = Great
w stern Railway Company and this nnmpany.-
Transfer books WILDE closed the 18th day Of JnRs
at O'Clock P. NJ and remain closed until Frioay
A. N, July TO- 1888.
By order Of The B ard Of Directors. -. D..
iunel5-4l7 ~. ". Bt'EKE, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

PRovesF MARsHAL GENERAL's OFFICF,l
WAsHmGFJF, D. C., May p, 1868. !
ALL MEN WHO DESIRE TO
~ Join any particular r. gime It Of cavalry CIV in
the held hereby Ruth0rizet present themselves
A. suY time during the ueKt thir dayl to the Board
OF Enrolment in their respective Districs. ne
Board shsl examine snd determine upon the fitness
for ths service and q found to te IT. the Provost
Marshal of the strict shau give them tTauspOrta-
ton tickets ths general rendezvous. at The dead
orsrters OF the A. A Provost marshal General OF the
A soon as they present themselves ct this general
RendezyOus they shall be mustered bv mustering
aud disbursi1g officer, and pad by him the bounty
sllowed by law jan S b. FRY,
PromOst Marshal General
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Don't fail to procure Mrs NlSslloW
ING SYRUP for CHILDREE TEEfdAF
Thil vain bic preparation Is the prescI
Of The best FehaIe Physicians and N
United states. ami has bee0 usea for hir' %
never failing s ety AM success by NIL iohs'
ars and chiIdr n IRON the fseBls iniant OF
Old to the adult Il act only relieves the Hhi
pam, but invigorates the stomach a2d -
rect- acioity, and Civ tone and enfrgJ 10
-,stem 10 viii almost Il sfantl7 rel eve
3EIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WlhDe
Ne behevo it the est aud Surest kemed
world. in 81 ca a. o. Dysent.ry and Disfh
children, whether it arises irsm Teethiagl q
any o. her D1se- ... u
a5-Fua directions for using viii aeeompan
botre- None eeauins bniess the fac-siimile q
TISGPEEKfRs, New York, Is on he was.
H5-soId.by all MedisiDu Dealers. Prineir
ss Dey ST, ew Y rk.
Price only - Cents per b
may16- . davis
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Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel Brick
DtIst Deposit, and AEeus or Milky
Diehar0es Eftsr UTinafiE0
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tl OFinGtng.
For these diseases It Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much eau not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent ymp
toms Are you troHbled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hipsl tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relievoyou
Ike magic.
For DyspePSid!
Il has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach, Vomiting Food, &c. Take teaspOOnful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased n de-
sired, but should be done gradually
PhyHeiGnS
Have long since given up the use Of buehu, oubebs
and Juniper the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use them for want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proveditself equal to the task that has dovOIv,d
pom 1t.
as DiuTeticS
irriate and dreneh the Kidneys and By constant use
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
'se'
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Ls,eorrhea or Wkite,.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu
cOus lining Of the vagina and womb. IL Is in all ca
ses accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. teaspOOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times day with an in,
iection Of tablesnoQnful Of tho 9aotiei9eI mixed
ItiI pint Of SOFT water, morning and evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30

Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, Injls1
nation of TIE RiIHeys, and CatGrTh Of
lHa the BLa1dsy, StTGHgury and
llF 4 Burning, or PGi9fUI
.If .t.. ....-.., ITrinating.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30

SPECIAL, NOTICE. b Friday. July ID, there
viii be TwO Grand Performances After
no and Evening. pO.rs open az and Z 70
commence half an hour latef. And on
SATURDAY., JULY 4th,
There will be Three Grand Performances,
mOrnlng ~ y ClulA..
Afternoon .ss----als z U SVlAs
EVening......-.-..-.----- .-----.-at 2 o clio K
BB-Gs ntIemanIy usbers IN attendance aud SEATS
FOR EVEhA BUD1. H -'-
B6-Fh 9rand Procession viii enter the City on
Friday Morning at 10 O'Clock hesded bv the y pfJ1U
BAND OAR, containing Hartman's philadelphia
Brass Band. W. H. GARDhEk,
iuneIs-H6 Agent.
..H
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT
PAINESVILLE, Wednesday, July Ist
NILbOUGHBY, Tuesday, July 2d.
JLYRIA, Monday, July oh.
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The Cnpture Of the AtIunra.

J. D. CALDWELL, Secretary,
Union Convention Of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
FROM NEwRERN.
New York, March 90.


The Times has Newbern letter, Civ.
ing detailed account of The recent move
ment in that vicinity. On the 18th, the
anniversary of the battle Of New bern, the
rebels appeared in heavy force between
Trent and Mouse river, and drove in our
pickets. They we're held in check by our
cavalry until Gen. Palmer advanced with
portion of his command, when they fell
back.
On the l4th they made demonstration
against Fl. Anderson. They commenced
bombardment, which did no particular
damage. They demanded surrender
which was refused They opened their
batteries again at short range, and afters
brisk cannonads again demanded sur.
render, which was again refused. GEN
Foster by this time sent forward reinfor
ments, and when the rebels attempted an
assault, they were met with such muir.
derous fire from our gunboats and twenty
pound howitzers on shore, that they were
forced to fall back.
The action continued three hours, when
the rebels finally retired, having lost
heavily in killed and wounded. Our loss
but one man killed and two wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
New York, March 20

The following explains something of the
recent matters near Port Hudson:
Dispatches from Jackson, Miss, dated
l4th, reached Richmond, stating Saint
Helena was attacked IN the rear on Mon
day, 9Th. Heavy firing was heard there
on the 18th.
St. Helena is about 25 miles In the
rear of Port Hudson. in an easterly dircc.
ton, and when We remember the forces oil
Gen. Banks have been for some time NOV.
ing in that direction from Baton Rouge
towards Port Hudson. by Amite River,
the heavy firing may be accounted, from
the fact that Port Hudson is being invest
ed by land and water. 1t is q remark
able fact in this connection, that the
Richmond Wing, Of the 18th, mourns
over reverses in tho Southwest; and it
is equally remarkable that dispatch from
Fort Hudson was received in the Rebel
Senate tho same day, which caused live
ly sensation.