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AGRICULTURAL.

AGRIC URAL.
PLOWS.-We have a superior lot for the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT CO.,
80 Center-St
CULTIVATORS.- Steel Teeth and
Shovel PLows with l, 2 and shoyels.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 co.
IRON ROAD SCRAPERS, Churns, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters &C., SC.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 90.
OK YOKEs, and few more Of those BEST
CLOTHES WRINGERs, at
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
feb28 80 Center-St.
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= l. AR =,
Gold,
Silver,
Coupons,
Canada and UnCurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
BY &. b. HALE,
feb20 III Superior-St.
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ANNUAL SALE OF Books, BY o. CUTTER &
SoN.-At the store No. 1876 Superior street,
next door to 0. Shaw & Co.'s Music Store.
The sale will commence this evening at 7
o'clock, and continue for a short time
The stock is large and fresh, direct from the
Publishers, comprising all the standard
works in Science, Literature and Art. The
goods are all new and warranted perfect
Those of our citizens wanting Good Books
will do well to attend this sale. marl3
LIGHT OPEN BUGGY FOR SALE.-Can be seen
at No, ls2, Superior street, (basement.)
marln.2w
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DEETIsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at a low price. dee2R27
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CILVER WARE.-NEw SUPPLY.
~ COWLES B 90.
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CINCINNATI, March 10.
The Commercials MurfFeesboro dis
patch says Colonel Menty returned on Sat-
urdsy from seven days successful scout
through the enemy's country. He dis
persed several bodies Of the enemies
forces, captured prisoners, wagons anil
camp equipagg, and penetrated the enemy's
lines at Shelby yilla.
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BALTIMORE MARKFT-March 16.

FlOur-Market steady but inactive.
Wheat-Market dull but unchanged.
COrn-Market active. Sales white at s359jc; ye
low at SSG 9Uc.
Whisky-Firm at 81 36c.
- Professionalism.
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.ENVRLOPsI ENVELOPs III
IA 10000 ENVELOPs, Of all sizes, quslies and
coos fof sale IS the LaadaF Counting Room, ohoaV
e. oh
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GOLD and SILVER WANTED /
Demand Notes WANTED !
Canada Money WANTED !
Kentucky Money WANTED !
Blk Of the state Of Indiana WANTED !
Q. s. Coupons interest WANTED
C. A. READ & co. Bankers,
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95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, O.,
viii Give Higher Rates of Premium
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A LBXANDERKID GLOVES, AT
"a ~ and aAsaPsriOr-,s.. oIsEslSSd. Ohio.
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LOR SALE.-AN INTEREST IN A
prosperous Manufacturing Business in the Vi
cinity Of Cleveland. A rare chance for small in
Tesfment. Capital required g Q9 TO g 90 FOr
further particulars apply to A. q WILLIAMS, Cha
grin Falls or G W0rfhington 20, Hardware and
Iron Dealers, Cleveland. msrchl2s3l
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EOR RFNT.-HoUsE No. 8 OAK
street, price $50. Possession given lst april.
marchIl. .53l l. RAWSON.
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GIRL WANTED.-A PROTESTANT
II Kitchen Girl wanttd. None need 8pply unless
she can come v ell recommended. Apply at 75 Pros
uect Steel marchlidH
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DysmsTThea, Or Painful NenstaratiOn, and
81 AenoTrhaqia OF Pfoflss FIoapina

Lne1 lollOWeQ up Win the COn9tltuton water a.
above directed
Dy'msTTheG, Or Painful HenstlTatiOn, and
81 AenOTrhagia or PFofzss FIOssiag.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion O she
NJ npid-in tne $ 9ne e9Ss % 9slt 5tb Us a
OOnstitution water.
That disease known as FALLING or THE WoMB,
which Is the result Of relaxation Of the gRments Of
that organ, and is known By OF hesViness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and AZ times
22mpnpied BY sharp laclnaiing or shooting pains
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from n
BITATIOs OF f1E WoHB, which physicians call Mar
yousness, which word covers up much ignorance and
in nine cases out OF ten the DOCTOR does not really
knOw whether the mptoms are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerats them
here. IsGeak more particularly OF Cold Feet Palpi
taton OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, Makeluiness,
Flashes OF Heat LangOurs Lassitudes md Dmness Of
VisionL
&tnP-ssssI 1ErHSrTutio7.
which in the unmarried female is 8 eons.a-, r,eBr.
ring disease, and through neglect toe seeds Of isre
grave ana dangerous maladies the result and 90
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chron
bowels are constipatsd, night sweats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
LsueOTThGa or Whites.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mn.
i "
ses accompanied BY severe pain In the back the
bowels and through tue hIps. teasBOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three times Gay, with in
lectiOn Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
Witha hall pint OF soft water, morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IRtsan-
nation of IL, Kidneys, and CatGrTh Of
the BLGIdeT, STG7gury AID
burning, CT Painful
UTiHGtilg.
For these diseases It il truly q sovereign remedy
and too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known relieve the most Grgeat S
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain D
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
spoonful day oi Constitution Water viii relieve go1
like magic.
For DyPePsia
1t has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid stom-
ach, Vomiting Food &C. Take a teaspoonful aftcI
dinner The dOse in all cases may be increased de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PhysieianS
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsTOTst
upon 1t.
DiUTeies
irristo and drenoh the Kidneys and By constant uss
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ea8s.
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SEEDS.-20O Bags TIMOTHY SEED,
y and 50 bags Clover Seed, for sale by
r. z. LYON a TURRTLI.
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SOOBUsH PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
OOO for sale at II aud 70 Merwin-St.
febII THATCHER. G ARDNER, BURT 90.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.-I AM
authorized 10 sell, very low for cash, the follow
fng lots in s. Stones survey in Cleveland, TO Wit
Lots l1s I5s 1872 i63 l6j I7s I9, lg7, lsS ls9 2j4
2s5 2S7 2ie These lots on Fourth-st and Fiein-
near the Canal and vary in price from $50 70 s4O0
r. P. SPALDING, No. Perkins Block
unareb7q.f1adEu w
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IO0 BAGS PRIME TIMOTHY
seS6 'i-i-O 'Oi CLARK SR x EI.LER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-23
MARINE NEWS.
s,n Al ,,-su .. o.. .s-us.s 90. n v Q, IS


CLKARkp
Ezra h8BfPS -virris4 Liverpool. City Of Cork
%, salsdb, kinssfon, Jam. Elizs HsocoI, New Or
leans; josephine Thou pson, baltimore.
eUiPs RaLip Hood San Francisco. li-i,ss-.ter
Liverpool. Eliza Mclaughlin, Glassos. Empire STATE
hev ORLEANS
PARKa Due A. P'rth.ron. p.vr. oi,,n Vie.o
ria, Gls.so- Ans.w Iesi., Nrs Or,,Au,.
BRiGs- Eeoustb. n.f,ahsm. I.sb..l. n moo. =,
John, p: Hsa1,' Ridley, Ii,ibcr Urstr, BAfd!r a,
yoftc. st retsr, Pein,rnbucc
scHOoSrRS- vans Pa te', stys u.s. Arcols.
EerfOit. A N Ed-s d.. WasLiuytos: Eottt.u.I ~ =
I'sLe; Gsrafut.. Ess,port. k.Fietts Hem. 80 b.
i.fl kVcr n Baf'.ti', Ssor III, AZ ula, LAi'sI.
J . Wbfpls AnrameaeI Queen - tie West,
Wssoins %. LILA Wi,isuis, P-AsdslpLit
A9RIvEp
STEAMSHIPS Ie'pjf'. p3tam.- Port
land Ne; Falcon Baltimore; kin.fsher Prov 1rue
Amcrea. rs,s-n.d IA eistrs,,. Nsvosrn. rom Block
sdins Spu scfop
bAkh schrnuet 80. tPru'.isul 'ror. yt-.fiio'
tsion, '2fiss. cAptmcd b, steamer N.odtf'.I.
RRlGi >hsd. tisnnt.V Qu"en - ne 80 a..
Por' X va. 3 e. kui nynsds. Ptru,nhu... s'r
iss Rvs Gtmbii, " & A. N,t.ois, sat '.}, { /.
Poston tslsrss,t,, Nor.os y k.1doiut +. q.
hisnssois b- iuiofs. , = Gul BAl 3D.. f- .t.
trcos Ions, '-4,h Poeom a.. A,,.. -. .f.
.'eoise,o.n p 9. Chsrplsn, 'rtfr 49,. i.I-. A.-t
u, EIntttnIort Tor b@tos; NgsnolA ss..
Lucy Arle' bnctlaad ROO. AL. .ftf.. Z A.
He.,s Nrgiuis Trade " ini. I..t1n l.sUNu lfo.
p't, bancs' he-itntp, NA-yins. : O. I-sab l. p.
Virginia Rsb.ocs, Dhl imoIe; Auns kcttos. he b.
Ttois bird, Tnn idsd. Cuba
BELOW s~hv Secr'-s Pe'ir. Iie-. Ei.s Il- Z
han Aiso oas bIis, unspoNn
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BROOKLYN

SkArMo. vai fairly insugur.tei
ysterlay On all the ponds The Union. Cspitolins,
w2shinStes and Nassau. 10 full blast. The ice
vas snooth and selid. and large Numbers svailsd
th,msslvss Of tbs opportunity to enjoy . esys
wort
HkcRrrrIIo. Recruiting has been rather
dull for about . week psst Formerly en- average Of
sons twenty per day vsrs enlisted but lately they
have scarcely reached DOZEN pr day ., both the
principal recruiting stations In the Western District
The Pioyost har.hal Of the Third District 10 kep<
kaiy no, in accepting nss for the service. but in
hearing sIeusss from those who do not dssii- to be
cone soiaiss An average Of hundred par dsy are
tI-uisd, usitly AisEi snd persons Of Gnsuitsbls
a:s
Cot. JOIN QuNcr ADAMS, Of the Seth
Hcsmen,, Y O., va yes.,rtsy steep.ed from the
eperstiens Of the coming dTsf aeeouut VI ulsutt
Oh snsss efsss
A CLAN SwEHP.-Ths Mayor elect Las
expressed his dissemination Of sd-ctiHs ,e,srsi
sweeping reforms during bis term Of Office AmonS
e,hsrs the contractors yin b required to keep the
s;e,ts clean aud the iAnps In repair. Ls~d women
end loose young men. Who hs.usns strsst csrIsrs
are TO be susp; awSy. His Honor bsiss dsts-nissd e
seAY the streets Of both these nuisspess n. istsnd
arr.stins them and disposins Of each case himself
Sbis 10 cutting out considerable vork for Ope Rias-
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wlIlIkMSRt-NrU

4oeut ion e'eloeh, two unkno.a men sotsred the
EAnc, Goods Store Of An b. Manning, No 3o9
Grand ssrcet, Brooklyn, = D, and while parct4sinS
under clothing, watched their opportunity until
u. store sss unattended BY ell ore youns lady,
chor they threw . quantity Of snud In her srs',
., sed the undsr-eiothias cleared the money drawer
Ct about sl0, .ad ESCAPED.
sKArso-uyIoS AND CuIcKxsrrs's Ponds,
6o9hvn. {. D, yer. 10 tbs most slippery condition
ysstsrdAy Thousands were cut With their skates.
4 Nxw FRRkx COMPANY with $500, COG
capital, b~s been organised The boats are to run
non sss,b sixth street, Brortivn, x. d, tc jane
Big, New Ytfh- The u.ps sill be ssmn speea sA-E
IN the New IsG
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A RRcRuITTso AoENr II TTorBLs a man
6ivins his psus AZ Lieut.. IA Is Brown, recruiting
agent for the State Of Connecticut, tsfsA before
RSsor6ss hsItindsls Of jersey Ci.', on charge Of
nsiciss and dseoyns neSroe, oIt Of the STATE TO en-
LIT them, thereby depicting tie guots Of New Jsr-
ssy, ssd also ineitns them acts oi violence when
che arrest vss made At the depot Brown ordered the
MN 70 draw thsr rsvolvsr' III, Agcnsed wis held
N $500 bonds to kscp the yeaes
Tns STATING SEAsos The skating season
a Hudesa County w fairly irAusurstsd yesterday
Sfkhs opening Of sylvan Lake At Heeokep; Cum
.i,s,. in yssssy City;ind Lake. L'ueslD and Ne eel
n. On Bergen Hin Al tho Liter lake On &0sds,
.,<ss tire ice sava vsy. ssd sh0'' so'.s pS''u.
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.seif pfSssni 3u,,sr eo,,r, V..".
ia n,r wet B,,,d.,y.
4 uvfCk FREE TO CEClTS-PhR.
~ Gs.rras ~ -rA.t 40 she would r-o'ect |
hcu,oi.rs ",!n 'ry4si.,n and ~, -. lnvi'od -
WIN ", % ~ olatr al No ''r. 70 AZ 0., 11t = |
I'd. sad .,. ,'-.fs % Ii ~ a, he eoratc. ass
chVes u / WASH, ~, o.tni, ~ 60
: SpItlALiT tNTIt S1AIE~ law
NO' . 0furni vo ,on- y r'','c ~ r
/ st ~, , .he-' L.Jnt.s. N So Nlft ot Ter
stA.,.; 'ep.te known tlc hcn'i'n OF .cn.1r u
t,c'ts in.4?. ici,e,i irea lingo, o.. o,,b b'iH'
A., ~ rr euNracnt. s.It- tt,ud ,r.ug' 8. iu,,
..l'p.ss /. =. La r'f.,t.t 80 ',7- tr.v
-rn~ Ai-,es nes, =. rro t"nr'r - on - made
- tsFCrs.f.. % b. ' % O.. fJhs Ntup. .ui
-. I',, -. srs -sof "oo. u ..i-'
A,&iT,r SQUAD of WiS'f t>.HrlI.
st et , -rtS .-t.H-.tf .ts''or,1 = Wa ns
to- .uss. - .'u.d 'o- .varv Bssiilslt 4. ~,
'siffs. sorriiss houEsl ~ =" shi go tot b"
~ : Lh - i'sua T." "a, q, H., .,-'f' ~ '.S
AVON iHt rHAf1-Ss,. ByjN'I
% ~ ,'fs'1' v'Ahiar H ssh p, 40 t.ri q
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/ Acct, lt.r.A i,-i IVA ~ % ". "t..i
Ia s-it -iI lh t5T~'4t. i'''0.-.. 90
Anew Yot7;I Mr"l WANTED To- FILL
/ =, 90 quota, 60 sh0c. IN a.rci uoan - y i.
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I 4 DSlCr 70 NCatEf' Ll.S-ttN Az =
= o,,r..,,,SS.s.ii.ye" -. ec'' -o.f of o. a.
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nor eALE, GROCskY And LIQUOR
i ,o-s IuqJ'- lSs Ess,i or 10 stan,cn It u!
nun gfTAL AND OLD LEAD WAN
= e. kI 80 q GAAakL " VIM e. ~
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Ct00-VOLCN1EtR5 WANIEI-Wo
= "fCO-ill pay 1900 -'ch essh ~ s,ud q. soon -
scc.ntrd A!ply !. Courusnd a. W stair. BAkk l.
d ePEh'fF. o.
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r5pn NyDLNlIEp~ NASIEu--H No..
OOrsy $500 s.'s ~ nae,. Asrs,. sud rr11S-,
ir're! o. % 10 uH.niI ,Ia ..oNpf." % q D..
N1J; y FLANSAuAN. tSA 81 ILD.ulany fisu,
-u0r, ~ R-I
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MILITARY.
RARE GRANGE.

n WANTED THIS -NOBJr1,
TWO GOOD INfkIIlGtNT NES,
FOR 4 RyGINSr OF rFANY AEffLIFET.
INA fohT on ARLINGTON HEilHrs.
Al ,he efsh boontiss ps.d each 10 h,.d toisv
Tsese Nor 4iIl not 3. sent to Rsc-, fsitni - AL
vii have 10 e.r1y sc ~ ,.rs ~ fn,p-.n rin no
have n.osst 4ufy TO do ard s.I p-obsL.y Let leave
u eff pressnt .uf.tsJ COINS 80
O.l1e - WAters
ia r,r Ned Btr.tr:y.
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S1OO-NOiLSTEERS NANTEp--W
%'ECD viIptv 800 cist IN a.ui as soon - &C
ccped. Apply - ~ West u osdNsv.
tS TEASE : "OrSrT P.
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.T7rT ROUNTY-NOluSTEEES Atteu-
= Z tisn--tun n ~-.p. es.b In hand. NJ d-
ceptiop and rTivi!rte u sieDtInF come ct ne fnpAt
regiments no service. Hts Sl 80, al they s'-.e
for, and frod treNirrn'. Agtt't a. IuLa'ts tr'n-
Ing men vii De- l.Leraily as r-r'n ~ pSo. f0,Iy
q, the tIittd STATE, I'u a F0uu Ger H.! ~ t-t
Otfst A., L. ADV ~, bS. cana. .rj Nov 40 ';t''s
NeI lptE. 40
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1 nlD VOLUNTEERS iNYAU, We
WV pay;n- highest e..1 touut, ~. sarl.t
200 10 .ha rifF VI ffrc sou g. fA- Nsfat.r tssrf
nirtt rti-f Uri = g. tulii;,', oNsict y tarLgu,s
W. c,n a.. rl1Ig 'ot 70. - :, 40 NZiI'g .r
yort tsunf'es the pi'vo!t -.Hh p'v - .hs
m a.y no hunhjr Gbst yauT ,Ish, 0t'V 49, d'7s
htt,.e tie d AFT Cal ssfkAN ~ I CO., No 10
Chs' b IN ~, up sttiTs 20
, 1863-09-23
TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Meade About to Move Against Lee.

new YoAK, Sept. 22.-The New York ri.
bune'S Warrington special SAYS: There is at
last reason to believe that the attention ot
Mat !ema1ns Of Lee's army will soon be oc.
cupied.
4 movement of the Army Of the Potomac
has commenced, as far as to send forward Ba-
ford cavalry across the Rapldan. The cross-
Ing Was effected without opposItion, It is
prophesied that but feeble force Of rebels
Intervene between Meade mud Richmond.
Commanders who have doubted the accumu-
lated evidence ct many detachments having
eeem inclined to admit the fact, since the
news from Chattanooga OF the battle which
Roseclans Is fighting with the whole Southern
Confederacy.
4 gentleman who left Falmouth a fsw days
ago, reports that there was no rebel force in
CT near Fredericksburg, and bat few pockets
is only one brigade aa low do m IS Germania,
on the Rapldaa- There is only one squad Of
rebel troops now south Of the Rappahau-
poca r. kan md cast Of the Orange q AleIaudria
The T Herozqs Warrington special says:
While great confidence il tels thas Rosecraus
time much aolfcitude Is expressed In regard
to the movement Of Gen. Meade to take ad-
vantage Of the depletion Of the rebel army in
The Hnulds special from Headquarters Of
the Army Of the Potomac, dated September
81, says: The army is now being paid of for
Jn1y and August
The news received here today, via Phfla-
delph1a, that 150 men Of cavalry regiment
had been captured in an engagement At Rae.
coon Ford, is utterly false. Our entire loss in
Killed, wounded and mIeaiDg, since last Sun
day week, has been less than 100 men, while
the lists OF rebel prisoners captured during
the same time foot up eight Commissioned
and twelve non-commfssioned officers, and
over $50 ptivates.
The rebels hereabouts dlscredit the report
gone to more southern States,
, 1863-09-23
FROM IEAVENWQRTH
MATTERS ON THE KANSAS
BORDER,

Especial Dfspateh to the Chicago Tzibune1
IEAvEswoRTH, Kansas, sept. %, 1858.
The bushwhackers In the border counties
Ct Missouri arc preparing for march into
Texas through Kansas. Col Weir has organ
lied an expedition to cut them off, The in
tel1igence has created great excitement IN the
threatened counties in Kansas, and the pco-
pic are al under arms.
Gen Schode1d's order No. 96 is believed to
be aimed at Union men and not at rebels,
and is universally hated.
Gen. Blunt Is expected here to-day. The
14th and 18th Kansas, both cavalry, aud the
ed (colored) are ready to take the field.
A messenger who came into Fort Scott on
Wednesday night reports Coffee at coonskin
Prairie with 500 men. Quantrel had passed
Balls Mills with most Of his command, on
his way South. It is supposed be is going to
join Coffee. A company Of the Goth Kansas
{colored) and company Of the Sd Wisconsin
cavalry are few miles from Cot1ee's rendez.
y0ua.
, 1863-09-23

VIC have interesting news from General
Blunt He seems to have had a very
blunt way Of dealing with the rebels. He
certainly has blunted the edge Of rebel op-
erations in his District, besides backhan-
ded stroke that has blunted 6chofeld q
little, for be it known that It was in the
tnce Of 6chofeld's disapproval, and more
than once in neglect Of his positive orders
that Gen. Blunt went at his work
What he las done will live in
the most imperishablc annals Of the war.
The history Of his operations is a cata~
1ogue Of rebel disasters. He met them in
vastly superior numbers to his OWL, push
ed them to the wall, drove them into the
last ditch. In two months time he has re-
stored the Indian Territory to the Union,
made loyalty safe in Western Arkansas,
and sent the foe flying in haste toward
Texas. They have fallen to rise no more.
We do not envy Gen. Schofeld his feel
ings as he reads what lis subordinate off,
Ger has done, and compares it in his mind
with what he would have done had he fol-
z0sned instructions. If Schofeld is not alto
gether and past remedy engu1fed in the
Dead Sea of Missouri Conservatism, he
will rejoice that something has been done
in some part Of bis department
to crush the rebellion, even if
without his Own orders. Perhaps a
lev such examples will lead him to gain
a better and truer view of the crisis than
his blind guides in Missouri have yet al
lowed him To expect his conversion, is
too much. But We shall like to sec him
under strong conviction. Meanwhile let
The country rejoice that there has been
man On the border like Gen. Blunt, ter
TOR TO tue rebels, shining light to dis
1nessed Cnionists looking for the return Of
the old flag.
, 1863-09-23

SEVEN THOUSAND PLEADERs.
1t is too late to eulogize the United
States Sanitary Commission. It has al
ready won an imperishab1e hold upon the
hearts Of the people, for its efficient and
intelligent 1abors in behalf Of our soldiers
in the field. 1t is broadly national, makes
no State distinctions, seeks only to know
that the sufferer is Of our noble Union
army, and its Samaritan task is begun on
7he instant. What it has done is beyond
all praise. There comes now fresh ap-
3'eaa from Northern Georgia to the people
" LIE North who have made the Sanitary
commission the almoner Of their bounties.
=, !. IL 'ne call TINT comes from the seven
thousand wounded Union soldiers many
OF them the sons Of the Northwest. who
are the sufferers in Rosecrans' LATE severe
battles. Now let the channels frnn 1,h;oh
The Sanitary Commission draws ;ts snn
plies, be thrown wide open. Let ererv
man, woman and child, remember ths
call that comes from the army, aud aid
those whose office It is to minister Mt the
bedside Of our wounded soldiers. Let
1hcre he no hanging back nor delay. Let
1'fomptneas lend double value to your
Contributions.
, 1863-09-23

bar, Hadlev'A heavy guus behind these, boil
supported by Ma17iam's brigade, and ytsor
ous fire poured into the moods where resel
were lying.
mounted and formed In line rnder cover Q.
the bank. Two mounted and two dismount
ed squadrons OF the LIST Iowa were detailed to
| support Strongs hoWitzcl4, which were to be
held as army receives on the right.
| The contest IVES close and resistance of the
y snemy stubborn: So desperately t!d they
advanced, that at o'clock we were still two
/: miles distant from Little Rock.
|; Information had been received from Gen.
i Steele that there WAS no force In his front,
/ a1d consequently :7rice' g whole force was
upon our side Of tie river, Evidently the
whole oft had not been brought into action,
to meet 1t. In case Price should bring al
against rs, the best possible precautionary
means Of this kind mus5 be the occupancy cf'
the city.
Time WA everything, AID Gcu. Davidson
now brought up Rutter's brigade, which up
Missouri, BY gallant sabre charge, drove the
enemy from corn field, snd dismounting,
deployed as skirmishers to relieve Moorefs
and Glo7er's brigades, which were sitting
down and exhausted By four miles' fight.
The Sd Iowa and 18th Illinois we,e then
and enter The town at Ill ta7oras'
Lieut.. Col Caldwell, General Dayidsonss
column, which Was at once placed il. rapid
motion, galloping up the road regardless Of
close fire OF sha1Pshooters poured Upon them
from every covert, and drove the gunners
from the Gf.poandcr which had been annoy
inc Steele, before they could fire traln pre-
part to blow up he magazine; and, with
shouts they made the streets resound:egain,
dashed into the city, driving out superior
foTee q rebel cay1lsy who did not care to
1eei me Onset OF drawn eaoses which were
gotnE tnloaga tas aense CLOUDS OF dust IN
Tn1cn Cur q adfanee 'as enVeloped, ..
Ch1et q slan' accompanied tne head OF the
ten. steele reacneo Inc RIVER opposite the
cnY IN aasenee Of onr colomn, ana, bT judi
clo9s ose OF aus na1tetlee, materially coatrtb-
nteo 10 1ts SUCCESS, Us well as saved 1t from