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ere | return to the drawing-room permit me
to congratulate you upon your marriage"
''Clare Summerfield, there is some dark
mystery here. | have never been married.
never loved any one but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4!
l was to embark for America in a fortnight
when letter reached me from George Lee
land, saying you and he were to be married in
week, and enclosing wedding cards done up
in the usual dainty fashion. l need not tell
you of the sorrow that almost overwhelmed
me. Here was the reason why, for two or
three months, my letters remained unan-
swered."
81 never received one of them. 1t was
George who told me of your marriage" said
hurriedly, light beginning to break upon my
mind.
Reader, | will not weary you by relating all
that passed between us; suffice it to say be-
fore we parted all was explained. We found
out the bitter wrong that had been done us
but, for the sake of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland, we
resolved to bury the secret of their sons dis
honor in our breasts. 1t was hard thing tG
DO when we thought of how much precious
time had been lost in vain regret; that for ten
long years our hearts had been aching, and we
had been losing faith in mankind and woman
kind.
Willie said he could forgive him, for it was
his love for me that had caused him to sin /;
that he did not blame him very much-he did
not see how he could very well help loving
me. Ipressed my hand over his, mouth, to
shut in the tlattering words; but, dear reader,
will tell you, in confidence, that l felt Just
as proud and happy in hearing them as wo-
man could well be.
But the little clock on the mantel tells me
that it is creeping on into the "wee sma
hours" and as | am to be married tomorrow,
/ must say good night.
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river, the cotton with which the Nashville was
loaded was taken off, and heavy guns put on
board, for the purpose of assisting fort Meal
lister in repelling them. The torpedoes are
placed on the piles, about two feet from the
top Of the water, and a spring trigger falls
upon the Illuminating powder, causing an ex-
plosion the moment vessel touches the pile.
The officers of the Montauk say that they can
easily pass the batteries after the distractions
are removed.
On Saturday morning, Jan. 31st, the Passa-
ic left the harbor Of Port Royal, for the pur-
pose of joining the Montauk.
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE
Wv SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition of OIL Paintings and choice
EngraringS. OPEN day and erening.
Rooms No. u and u cIarzs B:oek. Ed Man Street.

Rooms No. IL and IL Clark's Book, 257 Main street.
A choice collection of Paintings, Engravings Mezzo.
tints ChromLs Plain and COlOred Autographs, Photo
graphs Albums Picture Frames. Artists Materials OF
every description, Paints, Canvas Stretchers, Mill
Boards Brushes Drawing and Painting Paper, Drawing
Books and Patterns CrayOns. Pencils, FollOs, Eases
Wax &c &C. constantly for sale at the lowest prices
Particular attention given TO Framing Wreaths and
Fancy Work to restoring, remOuntng, mending var
nishing old and injured Pictures; Portraits copied.
Nefy@ Instruction given in Drawing, Painting
AMI Music. Terms for Drawing, 81 for "a lessons.
Oil Painting, sl2 Piano. sl2 Guitar, s2. class in
Drawing for children Wednesday Saturday alter
moons, for u lessons class for older pupils Tues
month or lesson. Bills payable in advance
Teachers-MIss L. f. EMNONs, MISS HELEN NJ
KNowLToN. MR. G. G. STBARSs.
For prices in other styles of Paintings and specimens
of teachers work call at the School Design and Wor-
cester Academy of Fine Arts, Rooms IL and u Clark q
Block PSI Main street. diff 90
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DERPETUAL INSURANCE..
IL. G, WELDER'S
Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safe,

Proved by the test to be the best Safe in the
world having failed 10 It's contents when
subjected to re These safes have been experimental
y tested with those Of other makers American in
sTITUTg FAIRS and other Public Exhibitions and have
ALWAYS received The Highest Premiums for I'M.
eqaaed excellence, with special appreciation az the
BEST SAFE manufactured. Samples of the difere Mt
sizes can the Worcester Agency in he Cen.
trail Exchange, on same floor with the Post Onlce
s. A. ROWLAND,
ja2s deop6w Agent for Worcester
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TERMS or ADvRTTIsINo.

In THE DAILY srY ;-One square" (threc fourths Of
an nch), first insertion eli each subsequent Insertion,
20 ccnt' one week, 81; two weeks. 81 u.s. enc month
81; three months, ST. year, $50. For half squar
the price will be three fourths Of the price Of squar
inside Advertisements aud Special Notices. price
In WEEKLY, First Insertion 81 per square each sut
scquent Insertion Is cents
ER-All transient Advertisements must be paid in adj
Yearly regular advertisers will be required
make quarterly payments.
G8-NO grdtuitous Adrertisemsnts. No report reso
buttons, or proceedings Of any corporation society," or
association and no communication designed 10 call al
tentlon to any matter of limited individual interest
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
ER-The Publishers will not hold themselves response
bic for any errors that NAV Occult beyOn the amour
charged for the Advertisement.
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miscellaneous
d o r RI c H A r d S
Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World.

DEAFGEsS CURED BY MRS. NJ. @. BROWN,
40 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear and Proprietor of
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

FOLLOWING.
Wonderful Care in OidtoWn.
l, Falonda b KilgOre give from my hand this certih
toeny-seuen years My left ear gave me great trouble
by constant discharge of green and yellow matter for
My husband and employed nine different physicians
We pail large sums Of money have been operated on
reSeiynS mite OF benefit but ali the time getting
wor G. inasmGcli itrethe diseases were lyng'
week advertisement In the asI VI Etcat euIe 5
performed by Mrs. N. G. Brown My husbaiis- . ana
ment and in "A hours from her first treatment could
aod nS now ' hear sve"y word Nv G e eaT
also ceased to trouble the last discharge from twas
which weak and diseased, are getting clear and
strong Ss sd @!e for y Ps nS c
treatment TO all who may suffer as have done.
OldiOwn. Dec II, 1862.
A Remarkable cure in Bangor, OF Weak and DiSeased
Nv H. Prltchard, do certify that my wife Esther s.
has had Weak Eyes from Childhood cause by measles
II increased to tic Size Of large pea becoming some.
what alarmed about the progress It was making, took
told she could remove it and further strengthen her
sSes Mrs d. aPpSd ner megci Inc at seven o'clock N
could see no more of it. My wife can now see peopye
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday when riding in car
riage, she had no return OF headache. My own eyes
them much strengthened W. H. f is Et5nt
Thousands of certificates might be added Use Poor
Richards Eye and Ear WATER a"d throw away YOU
Spcctaces.
l. Bartlett j. Deeoster, No Halls Court, Portland
give this certificate TO certify that have been dea
from chill and for twelve years past have been quit,
deaf have spent hundreds of dollars without TeceiY
ing any benefit whatever. Last Saturday went to Mrs
Il. Ia trea Tor Deafness. In "a hours after her fire
application, could hear every voice In the house.
stand in the cellar and hear the clock tick ii
te pdrOr Grateful to God for his great delIverance
hearty commend her mode of treatment to all who
suffer rs have done.
Price % per bottle Tube to pass the water int
the ear cents.
GEO. Il. SPURR, wholesale and tail agent Worces
d&wBm Ia2l
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TTHE MISSES WHITNEY will COM
Il mencn, February I6th the first quarter of the
Spring Term of their FAMILY BOARDING. AND DAY
SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Misses, at No. Main
street, Worcester.
Their course of Study embraces all the Elementary
and Higher English Brances, with the Latin French,
German and Italian Languages. Music and Drawing.
For terms, etc address above.
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Teacher of Painting sc Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No. 20 Flagg's Building, opp Bay State House.
Worcester, Mass.
a2Sj dtt
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POOR RICHARDS EYE AND Ear WAIER.

capacities OF seeing and hearing,
BOTH WILL DE RESTORED LA4EDLATELK
Bathing the Ewes and Eats night and morning, Will
strengthen the Eye clear the VisOn and invlgorae the
entire system.
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L .ASELL SEMINARY, AUBURNDALE,
- MAss.-The Spring Term Of this School commences
THURSDAY February 18th This Institution offers
to young ladies the best vantages of health and cul
ture in country. Each department OF the school has
its separate teacher
For Catalogues, &C., address
g. W. BRIGGS Principal.
Auburn dale, Ian. I, 1868. deop4w iall
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Berruits GoEanteo.
SECOND MASSACHUS SETS
CAV ALR Y,
COL. Q, n. LOWELL,
ofthe 9Th United States Cavalry,

sl3 ADVANCE PAY. STATE AID TO FAMILIES
UNIFORMS AND RATIoNs FURNISHED.
And pay commences Immediately upon enlistment
This of the service is most needed this time
cruits wanted the recruiting office Pliers Block No.
2Tl Main street, Worcester.
LIEUT.. EDWARD w. WELLINGTON,
ia3O DIT Recruiting officer.
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gmsnrante.
peoples MUTUAL FIRE MsUR.

EDEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
With Cash Capital OF over 1854 900.
Insure Buildings, Merchandise and Personal Property
generally OH favorable any sound and well
conducted Stock on Mutual Company. The first class
Of Dwelling House .nd their attachments Farm Build
ihgs and their co5nts Ss1red for one or aye years
buildings in progress Of erection-,2r repair, IN
sured for any dine desired, reasonable terms ossSs
Applications for Insurance may he made at the Com
pany once, Or to any of it, =
AUGUSTUS N. CURRtER, Secretary.
- - HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
DIHECFoEs.-lIenTy Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Horato N
Tower, Joseph Boyden Jonathan Warren, Jonathan Lu
Their Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, Z. L. Brigham,
Timothy s. Stone, John c. Mason, Samuel H. Cotton
Dwight Foster Chas. Freeland, Ichabod Washburn
T, 1 F E A S S U R A N c Z
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
WORCESTER, Incorporated in l945
Cash Capital and Accumulation. ss4S7, 0I0.
hon. ISAAC DAVIS, President.
Hon E. Washburn and Hon. John Brooks.
Vice Presidents.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'y
This very successful company, conducted upon the
CASH principle with rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have enabled to
reduce the rates of premium by dispensing entirely with
deposit notes. the premium being the OF liability
making It of the most favorab and reliable com.
panies In which to effect Insurance.
$4,000 only taken on one RISK. Policies issued on
good lives in California and Foreign Countries reduced
rates of premium. For further information apply at the
office of the Company, No IS Main street. Worcester.
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YOUNG HORSES FOR
Conditional,

WORCESTER ACADEMY -The
w SPRING TERM will commence on Wednesday,
February 18th, 1868. A. p. ). STUART,A NJ.
70 dti Princina
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Miss NANCY
~ BAKER will open school for misses at her home
Salisbury street,ormery the residence of T. W. Ham
mond, Esq ON Wednesday, the 10th of September
Number of pupils limited and none desired under eight
years. Several will be received into the family as
boarders. Full particulars upon application
au4 dawisU
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VNHE SHOWER OF PEARLS-A
n COLLECTION Choice VOCAL DUETS WITH PI-
AEo AcCoMrAHiMEHT.-Thc shower OF Pearls contains
the most beautiful Duets for Two Sopranos Soprano and
Alto, soprano and Tenor, soprano and Bass and Tenor
and Bass. Arranged with an Accompaniment for tho
Piano-iorte. Bound In Cloth. price 81 25 in boards
81 90, receipt OF which IL will be sent BIZ mail post
paid OLIVER OLSON 81 CO., Publishers, III Wash
ington street, Boston diff II
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ESAMILY DYE COLORS-A large as
o,s dH 25l Main Street
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
CfrEsDID CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
FOR SALE OR LEASE ON Low TERMS,
the WOODRUFF nousE,. OR INTERNATIONAL
s,n.,., a.. Iy MUTELs ,., .....

situated the west side sycamore street. between
Shird and Fourth.
The o feet by deep 70 Hammond street
The house IL i've sory stone front buildng
Tie basement two storcrooms, with mastered
rooms the rear and cellars extending TO Hammond
erect gas and water through these roomss
hOor has two rooms In front with
rect viic between them leading 70 the stsrways.
B.x ~ he .arways the dining room, thirty fee,
Fronting on Hammond street there two ssorerooms.
- III twenty by fifty feet 10 the clear
TIE second story has two large p.rors IN front each
r~cmstwo bathrooms and twc water cios~tsl
thfa has Two rarors In 'front.' and sixteen bed
rooms bathrooms and water cioseis.
story has twenty one bedrooms water closets
The afs story has twenty bedrooms and rooms for
servants
third fourth aud ffh stories into bedrooms
There observatcres overlooking the city
The House vas bu about years since, expressly for
arst esss Hotel OF he cntnplee The
ry Tn. location is assed being convenient
steamboat landing railroad Offices and business part Of
be civ The National Theatre IL directly opposite and
-tcr theatres and places of hand
The Above r opened q Hotel, 'uvon The European
pian.n with well regulated Rests Saloon wcud
Drove certain and lucrative Strangers travel
.rs the Eastern cities have lack
sich IN situations The travel from q nciuueu I'M
and sndsr aetive would he f0na
Frce patronage crowd aouhe The eap.s ~
Apply 20 JOHN BATES National Theatre Building g. cin.
csnnati
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Esotnsioss.

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Ia MAJ between AaHsr8 sAa tss Natef
ktats~ ~ sN~fffa
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rsNsis W 0catasf ffsa fMfttss sIns -
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monthly uiail teatsh fh~ stiy " rinss9N. 44.
and me csy ~ Nsw fefs ~ ~ ugFd Htsf~. Aos.
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sauf NsesaTs. fhaIfsf a. tn u
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he csntFs,f .i J. tsssa ~ = - e sngsu oa srsts
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sew foff fhs sn1q Trnfsfe fuf felt
.eGfessse tee kafefsfy " Lftfaftrs
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day. sstfA stsf 10 Al ~ Ssss ~. whss
n. tlfiy af~r1. ~ ~ whae ~
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ptop~ss's ell sp@lfr 10 ts8ni tssfsf ~ fe~s
bd or $40 Urrss sos 80 gakN ~ teigsff wAFt~ss
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Yn SNAIL FARMS FoR sALE-PRTcEs Fpov saea
lU 10 o. 0p ten large Farm. or sse and ~rrianrs 81
Horses ard Lots for s.ln Cal on BROWN n faitsa
frsss, ug siyrs Or D VAIL Phiaged deuos ''
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EiOR SALE-PERsONS WANTING 4 MILD AND DE.
~ ghu! climate open all winter. See advcrts enent OF
Vjneland.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

I,OR sALE-A DOUBLE CUPOLA HOUSE, FILLED
in with brck Lots; 10 miles from the city by Harlem
u pnrchar money remain ~ long ~ wanted Apply
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nRU0 STORE FOR SALE-OEE THAT rs A BONA
IL hde and will bear inspection als In good To-
cation In Brookyn has been established some years and
81 Ann gtr0et Nav York
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sHIPPIN0.

SIAM WEEKLf TO LNRRrooL T0U0afhn III
~ sensh~sn Vork>'arbDr -Iha well known seamers og
,.nt %sn' ooL nsw foN and fbAaderhA steamship 6ona-
l~ns - lniendcd - sail a fsowA
Dr1 ~ LoNDos, aNrriay september5
,iIiI W bALIlMORE. Saturday. keptember 4.
-. .ilf of NEW YORK satlrdsY. september No.
north river. - W. "
RATES or PASSAGE
. fsysblc In gold. /. e,aiv Aieut Ia et,reacy
DO sA''n q io,aon. a'egp.se s.s e
DO. TO Hamburg 90 10 IInnl,.. sy ~
sengers are Forwarded 10 HAsge Bremen Hotr..ian
Antwerp Ac.. st equally low rates.
Fares ifom Liverpool Queenstown -First Cabin 81
t., sos seersge. s25 Those who wish or G1~
friends can bny tickets here 81 thesa rates
fof further Information appy at the company oaa~s
JOHN u. DALE. Agent. 10 Broaiway N r..
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CrBAMsHIr oRRAT EASTERN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
ROWLAND AsPINWALL, Assux
GREAT EASrRRN
-. Walter Patton Commander.
will be desnatohed

will be despatched
iROM NRw YORK,
on TUESDAY. sept al O'Clock A. M prccfsriy AMI -
Intervals thereafter Of about Ax weeks
First cabin from ....... ......-.... COS 10 nir
Second -siateroom berths meals furnished Al
Gsrn,.an ~. e . . :, 80
bins only, q fare and half
Servants Accompanying passengers and
ksn-A OF age, hall fare. Infants free.
Ihirl eAbn-nterneiIats stat-roons found
wv wv, beds. bedding table uensils and good substau-
Eceyage =. -
above - - -
Price OF stecrars passage from Liverpool ..... oA
currrncv. -
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of urgsg. A.
experienced surgeon on board For only apply
cHAS, A. WHITNEY
Passage ofer, - Broai~sv.
ROWLAND 4 AArISWAIL
Agents. 81 South street n Y.
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NOR SALOON THE wEsT BANK OF THE PAssAIC
river. New Jersey twenty acres OF beautiful Land,
having elegant river 'front.' within about hour OF
the city by the Erie Railroad II is delightful spot and in
~ ,nre. az ~ Ny III e t,h nss s,.nds
view of the surrounding country Inquire the premises
rasaP N I
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TTOR SALE-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FIRST
n class small House, OF and HILL Price,
with furniture 5000 Terms Immediate posse
Inquire of PAGE & BR.sGu e. 29S broadway.
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I,OR SALE-A FURNISHED HOUSE ON MURRAY
4 Hl.-A brown stone Englsh basement House, in per
fec order and expenscy furnthed 10 be sold oge
ter only Park and Madison avenues and In vicin
Of two lne churches building Addrcss g., box 8
Post ONCE.
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L,OR sALE-A THREE STORY FRAME COTTAGE
House, situated In Fiitynfh street. between First and
Secon The street s severed and and all
aid Price 81 COO onehaf Of which remain
on bond ard mortgage Apply u W. MAcKELIER, No. 8
Try0n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-28
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Sept 26-The steamer Anglia,
frcm Galway on the 18th inst, has arrived
The adsices from Cherbourg, In the Courier
du Havre, state that the Confederate steamer
Alabama will probably visit that port and 8
letter addressed to Capt. SHINES gives some
fcun dation to the rumor
The Pays belle yes itsalf able to state that the
Maritime Preiect of Brest has opposed the
seizure OF the Florida, in consequence Of an
order from Paris, issued, the Pays asserts, with
be object OF preserving The inviolability Of the
naroor az military port
The gates OF warsaw have been closed for
ten days, and no person can enter or leave the
city TWO hundred Of its inhabitants have
been transported to Siberia. The Russian au.
'horites have imposed enormous taxes upon
the ancient provinces OF Poland.
The reply OF Prussia to the collective letter
rately TO each SOW ereicH who sent the letter.
The reply will merely contain the reasons of
Prussia Tor not accepting the Austrian project
OF reform, touching upon hardly an other
point, and certainly not bringing for ward any
counter proposals.
BERLIN, Sept. i2-The Statistical Congress
has completed its labors, with the exception Of
the Savings Banks question. Berne, Turin,
and ST. Petersburg have been proposed tor the
place Of next meeting.
+ TURIN, Sept. la;-The Stsmpa asserts that in
consequence OF the ss stem Of reprisals W hich
has been adopted by the Papal Government
toward the Italian consul at Rome the Italian
Government Will Withdraw their exec uaturs
from all the Pontifical consuls resident in the
cities Of Italy.
The same paper states that a circular has
been issued BY the Father Provincial of the
Capuchins in Basllicata and Rt Palermo, re-
spec ting the invitation of the Ministry relating
to the assistance of the clergy in repressing
bricandage.
CorKnHAGRH, Sept. 13-Ths King of the
Greeks slkced an agreement relating 10 the
succt ssion Of the Danish throne Yesterday By
this document King George rrnounces his right
of succession in favor of his Younger brother
ard his heirs. King George himself and his
own lire then become last in order OF success.
sion TO the Danish crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-28
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch, dated Little
Rock, Arkansas, Sept u, 10 Republican, says
that Col. Cloud, with one hundred of the Sd
Kansas Cavalry, arrived at that place on igth
he wecn Perryvil III the Indian Territory,
where Gen. Blpnt defeated the rebels under
Steele and Cooper and Fort Smith, Col. Cloud,
with $40 Of The I'd Kansas cavalry and Ro5b's
battery, attacked 1000 rebels, under Gen. Ca
them with consIuprnb ble loss The rebels re-
treated towards Arkadelphia.
At Dainonnesle, on the 9Th, Colonel Coud at
tacked 600 rebels, under Col. Stsinlen, and de-
frated them, capturing their camp and a large
amount OF commissary stores.
Over 2,Ufl mounted Cnlonists have Joined
Clouds command, anxious TO serve in defence
OF their homes,
The first train the Memphis and Little
Rock railroad LETT on the 2ist.
From ten 10 fifty deserters reach Little Rock
daily. They take the oath of allegiance and
are released.