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RRLIls 7SPFCIFIO PILLS-WAR

RANTED IN ALL OASEs.-CaD be relied
Eever fsil to cureI Do not naussstel Are speed
IN sctionI No change OF diet required Do notiA
terfere with business pursuitsl Can be used with
ont detectioni Upward Of 200 cures thsPsst month
some Of them very severe cases, Over one hun
dred physicisns have used them IN their prso'
tice. and speak well Of their efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which is entirely vegstable,
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of certih-
ostss can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Speciho Pill They are
sdspted for male and female, cldor young, and
the only reliable remedy for efecting perma-
nsnt and speedy cure il s cases Of spermstorrhea,
OF Seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of evils,
such as Urethrsl and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
oontinence, Genital Debility and Irritabiiity In
potenee Weakness OF loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility &c. &C., all of which sriss principally from
ssxusl Excesses or Self Abuse, CT some oonstitu-
sionai arrangement, and incapscitates the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In 81
sexual diseases, as GODorrhes Glo9t and STRUCTURES
and In Diseases of the Bladder AID Kidneys they
they set ss a charm. Belief is experienced By ts-
Sold by al principal Druggists. Price 81.
G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
They viii be sent by mail, securely sealed, and
esBhdentisllY, on receipt of the money, BY
}. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
No. rs edar street, New York,
DonsuIting Physician for ehe treatment Of Seminal
Urinary. Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who viii
send. free TO ALL the following valuable work, 10
sealed enXelOpe:
TsHE FIFTiET.I THoUsARD.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
self Abuse Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C.,
I,amnhiet of g. pages, containing important ed
Vice to the afflicted, and which should be read
every guferer as the means Of cure in the seVerSos
stages 4 plainIk set forth. Two stamps required
to pay postage. july2l:BS;nao- w.tri&Ey
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Mcclellan finds Sherman to be gallant
and skillfui" Yet when in command Of
the army he sent the same Sherman to the
Benton Barracks, St. Louis, as "a crazy
man"
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De. h. ANDEBs & co.,
.a.,n.na.s.o.w.dsEGs.zs7T. y. >. 7.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
seAinaI, Urinary and Sexual OrganB-pew and re-.
liable treatment-in reports Of the Howard Asso-
-eiatioE-ssnt by mail in sealed letters, envelopes
: .freeof charge. Address DR.. J. .sKILLEN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, No. 9 South EintA St.,
IPhilRdephis, Pa. sarsOB9
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GIothiag.
TUE POET ON A TRAIN /;


Il on,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
Y the author Of The Fair Iuez. >, a.Tbs P-i,o, =,
Wales, ''rhe Ghost Hunters Ro
toosTINUED.l
CHAPTER IE.-THE Kiss n. TIE pa.r-
AMER waiting six long hours,
And With hunger almost dead,
HeWs came tnar rne track was mended
And the train soon went ahead
Soon We passed place called Jobpstov-
Filod with iron foundries
where the people all were working
Lie lot Of busy been.
Then We came 70 a great tunpsl:7
Near me sat pretty miss.
ana Wnen all was dark midnight,
Guiek ron her / stole kiss
oh, she cried, the people shouted
And, before We reached tho light
i vas peering through the window
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
10 3 place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain TOP
ANA OressOn is its name.
Many people in the summer
10 this pleasant SPOT repair,
TO enjoy It's cooling waters
and its pure, freah mountain eIs
At Altoona We took breakEs=f
II was cue O'Clock or mores
- such q lot Of hungry mortals
n0'sr laid eyes on before,
III the good things On the tabls
In short time did disappear;
and they all shouting wildly
0aiokly bring more breaklESt here
r N9sl2e 70 Drafted Men and athsrsi the serricqo-
Gnoie sam, and all in want Of Rubber BIsuksfs
HuDDer 9,t.l Ooat5, Leggins, Cashmere and Flame
25Elpton, Fine Clothing for Spring and summa
wear We have now the largest stock IN tbe CITY
which We viii sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAC's UNION HALL.
sole agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, StOrr's Au.omaton Prsssrnayl.
and Str0ng's Patent army Bed-Trunk
Corner superior and union-sts
~ Look ont for tho Giants "a maTI
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A N. IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
AIEG Flanneis-plaid, plain, white and striped,
now in store. TAYLOR, GRISWoLD & CO.,
sep4 ~ Superior street.
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1861,
IB04o
SPECIAL NOTICE.

RB 1854. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 Citizens af Cleveland and Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
o the preparations known IS
HUNNEWELLSS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss OF Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the palma in Monthly Mems
truation, Perfect Relief.
hURhEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
The most perfect form of Osthartic ever given 10
the puNlc, which never require more than two and
seldom but one for dose, act without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BHliousness, Liver Com.
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
the Stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations, Of such unbounded repu
are used by, great numbers of Physicians and price
within the reach of all, are worthy the attention Of
invalids, who will Ind them strict ormity T.
nature in medicine.
Without resOrting to the common method Of col
umns of advertising, would ask confidence to test
them, which will be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas
For sale by Wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom of correspondence solicited
Sold in Cleveland by Geo. ". Clark, Strong &
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill 3 Bros.
A. ". Beck, E. W. SAckTider, H. @. Gaylord
Iner3l- Rz-inFu, In. satkwy
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NelIiauOus Cough Balssm

TO convince them that it Is the best preparation e7
er used It not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but It cures Night Sweats
and Splitting Of Blood, and is an excellent gargle
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
alt is pleasant TO take, and is safe medicine for
infants.
HfPrice 80 cents per bottle.
For ssle by Druggists generally.
maE1e R2-mon .tuEwT
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10 form of Ostarrh can withstand its searching
rover, and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate reIefor gave such universal satisfaction
Price 81 pe- bottle Send 3 stamp for pamphlet.
For sale BY G. ". CLARK, lie Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. sugzI
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MedtfaI.

DHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
l. TRIESEMER /, 2 and 3 are protected By hoyal
Letters Pattnt of England and secured by the seals
OF the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, Spernstor.
rhoea and all physical disabilities.
No Two compiely sradicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated by the nRuSe
Gus and psrniciUus use Of copsvia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely s1ppanted thefinIurious
Csc Of mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer
speedy relief dispensing all impurities end roofing
out the disease. -r-
TRIEsEMER Nos. I, and 3 are preparations in the
form of ozenges devoid of taste smell, and can Be
carried in the wsstooat pocket. Sold in tin ceses
and divided into separate Doses as administered By
Vepsn, Leuemand, RQux, Ricold &c. Price SI eaeh,
or cases for S9 which saves So; and in a2 cases,
whereby there is saving Of 80. To be had wholesas
and retail Of DIR. BARROW, ie4 Bleeker street, Kew
York. -....E .H .- Hr ..r..
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barev
will for yard the Tresemer TO any part OF the world
ecuTsly packed, and addressed according to the In
gtracttOns of the writer. % o.
ialy6:R3
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Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
Syphilitic ErUptiona, liberated Sore Legs Strio-
lures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
"a Special attention paid to the diseases Of Wo-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES OF THE EVE AND EAR.
ER-Patients Of either sex living at distance, by
stating their disease in writing, giving all the
symptoms, can obtain medicines with directions for
use. His medicines are Exclusively VegetR-
BILE Extracts.
DR.. Wells Eectro-Oh Chemical Baths for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases aud Nervous Complaints.
"a sPermatorrhea can be efectuslly cured by
this treatment.
Consulting hours from A. Ii. to 5 P. NJ. P. o.
Box 32l9. No letters will be answered unless they
contain q remittance or q ten cent postage stamp,
fsb22-R2
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NRuttsttu.
GcsI.
& L L E n ] o N E 8 !,

a L L 3 n J OF Els,
Wholesale and Retail DesIsr in
Strip Vein, COlumbiaRa and Chippewa
CT a KS a
OGcs on O.. 3 P 3. B. Pier. Also, Office and Yard
at Euclid street &. B. Crossing. Coal ofsn ID.
r--a Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, GBATES, STOVES,
O@ce or House Use. Alz2, ANTHRACITE COAL
IN large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
ed to. Coalfor smithIng kept constantly on hand,
"a Terms cash may1S:R2
DLUE WHITE, BLACK AND RED
DIYory JewelrY-sntirely new designs Just re
oeiyed at O0WEES',
iTs5 .uo,,s, lg7 waddaIi Hdnss5
DURNETTS COCAINE FOR THE
DHAIB-For sale by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
iEB las Ontario street
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&aints, 81.

A TTENTlON, PAINTERS.
IN 20 tons White Lead, in oil. u.
tons Zinc, in Oil.
5000 tons Red Lead,
100 Orange Mineral,
leo bbis whiting.
1000 bbls Chrome Gresn.s
1000 bbls Chrome Yellow
1000 bbls Hibernian Green.
1000 bbls Indian Red,
10 casks French 0chre,5
casks Eng Ven. Red,
Artists Oolors and Brushes
So The above articles were bought last fall
We will sell st very low prices for cash.
1leIB KELLER +
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-- IS Fzr -
BEST REMEDY KNOWN

For all Bilious complaints, Sick Hsadaos Gostivs-
ness. Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
-s.... Stomach, Sea Sickness, 40.
Dr.. James R. Chiffon, tho Great chemist, says
'I know its competition, and have doubt it will
prove most beneficial IN those complaints for which
Il Is recommended"
DR.. Thomas Royd says: '1 strongly recommend
it to the notice Of the public
DR.. Edward G. Ludlow ssys: IT osn wish conf
dence recommend 1t.
DIR. George T. Baxter says: 'rIn Flatuloncy, siok
Headache, costivensss, Heartburn, &c. the SsLTZEa
APERIEEF In my hands has proved iudaad vaiua-
bic remedy
For other Testimonials, fo.i sss Pamphlet With
asnufsetufed only BY TARRAET 60. 70. E7s
wich street, New York.
Bss-Por ssis by al DrnEEiass,
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DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
4 "A very celebrated Medicine. CAN and get
iy25 CHURoHILL a BBOTHER. Druggists.
Culver NAPKIN RINGS-JUST
GCreceivsd-new styles ct OOWLEs CO.'S,
@auB 1877 Wsddsl House.
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"a SLIGHT COLD."-COUGHS.-
Few are aware of the importance Of checking a
Cough or "sLIeHr COLI" in it's first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to mild reme-
Iy. If neglected soou attacks the Iungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches' give sure and almost immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, as tiey can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. sug3l:B2:lm
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II Cures CATARRHaHd a0erts CO1's'e"lPts0'

II Cures GATTARHinaIlits its Types 8 Stages
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CATARRH.
DR. r. GOODALE's
cATTARH EN- E D Y .
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

h hO1srss Hay, Rose, alld Periodic CATARRR
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-09-17

To the Editor OF the Workingman's Advocate
Mr.. EDITOR So much that is false and ma
hcious has been said about me since took up
the cause Of the laboring men, with the pur-
poso Of destroying my influence with them,
that think it but just to the cause Of Labor
to show the base falsity Of such charges To
do this shall quote from the frst ,crittea speech
| ever made This speech was delivered in the
Constitutional Convention of Virgins. which
sat in 1850 and was made in defence of the
rights Of the free white d a Of Western Vir-
ginia, and against the aggre ssions Of the slave
holding portion of the State known as "oldn
or Eastern Virginia" The question at issue
was the "basis of representation, which in
volved the foundations Of Democratic govern
ment. In that speech proposed the following
resolutions
Resolped, Tha; the sovereign power in this
commonwealth, of right, resides IN the free,
white, sane adult male citizens thereof, whose
rights have not been forfeited by the commits
sion Of infamous crimes
Resolced, That those in whom the soverei gntv
resides in this commonwealth, Of right ought to
be, and are, free and equal, and as such are
entitled to equal political rights, and an equal
voice, either in person or through their repre-
sentatives, in the formation Of their govern
ment and its administration.
Res0tced, That a majority OF those in WHOM
the sovereign power resides in this common
wealth have an indestructable right to reform,
alter, or abolish their form of government
when to them it shall seem wise, and have a
right to administer the same as to them NAV
seem best within the spirit and true meaning
Of the constitution
These resolutions viii show my general
opinions at that early period of life. In dis
cussing these propositions the following para
graphs occur:
81 believe from my very inmost soul in the
great principles Of Jefferson" Again: eve
usually estimate authority valuable, in proper
tion to its correspondence with our own views,
and such has been my habit Of fthinking-form-
ing my opinions Of men and things from INV own
reasoning and the reasoning of others, uninfiu-
enced BY the great sGB,es that may be arrayed
against, or for, any proposition. The inquiry
being, not wko has been for or against, but who
is rigAt But, sir, if there is one name that
could influence me above another-if there be
man in this whole world that has talisrianic
power-that name is Thomas Jefferson. A
name whose bare mention should warm the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-09-17

spoken some fourteen years ago in the capital
of Virginia and in the very heart of the aris-
tocracy. let any laboringman read them and
say whether the charges of the Tribune are not
tasely and Indignantly fatss
Yours, truly, +. W. MCCoaAs.
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wILFUL MISREPRESENTATION.

Following the publication Of the reso-
lutions adopted at the Labor Mass Meeting.
last Saturday night, the Times says the meeting
adjourned after giving three cheers for McClel-
Ian. This is malciously false and w:lful
misrepresentation Of facts 1t is true, after
the meeting had been declared adjourned, some
individual, (either thoughtlessly, or for the
purpose of giving the newspapers some slight
pretext for denominating it political gather
ing) called for three cheers for Mcclellan
which ELECTED but feeble response. Iuamedi-
ately, from another quarter, came cali for
three cheers for Lincoln, which met with no
better success, and the crowd dispersed, both
Republicans and Democrats salts fed that they
were acting in a common cause, regardless of
each others political views. The attempt of
the daily papers to create discord in the ranks
of the laboring masses by raising false cries
such as this regarding politics win not avail
The people are opening their eyes TO their
own importance, and regardless alike Of the
fawning praises or lying abuses of partisan
newspapers, viii pursue a straightforward and
determined course in all matters affecting their
dearest interests as laboring men, preferring
to act with their political parties only when
such parties, both in theory and practice,
through their organs and otherwise, recognize
their just ri ghts as workingmen.
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Che Murkia9aau's Aarafate
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. SEPT. Il. 1854.
THE NEWS

Generals Grant and Sherman have telegraph
ed the War Department, advising the immediate
enforcement Of the draft, and stating that
prompt action, IN filing up the armies, viii
have more effect upon the enemy than yicto-
ry ove- them. The draft is ordered TO com
mence in all The States and districts where the
quots is l,0t filed by volunteers, on Monday,
the 10Th, and viii go on until completed. Vol
unteering is progressing with vigor in most Of
the States, and viii be received and credited 10
as late 2 period as possible. Gen. Sherm; a
has ordered all the white inhabitants to evacu-
ate Atlanta. The oath Of allegiance is to be
administered 10 the people. Those who take
it in favor Of the Federal Government are to be
sent North, and those refusing to do so will be
sent through the rebel lines South General
Hood has consented TO an armstice of ten days,
to enable the removal to be effected; but he
denounces the order as cruel General Lees
army is said to have been strengthed within a
few days, and he is making movements on Gen.
Grants left with the intention of defeating
anticipated federal operations. Gen. Sheri-
dams forces captured rebel regiment on
Tuesday. Gen. Averill has reoccupied Mar
tinsburg. A resumption Of operations in the
Shenandoah Valley is considered probable.
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CHICAGO TrroGnAPHrcA1 Usros.

ARCHBISHOP WHArELY. when preaching, ha.
been known, in the height Of his argument, 70
get his legs over the pulpit. He was an invet-
crate smoker, was usually accompanied by three
favorite dogs, whom he had taught various
tricks, and was thorough believer in Clair
voyance and Mesmerism.'
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IT is claimed In Psris that eleven million,
Of dollars worth Of silks has been exported
his country the last wear.
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CUSTOM CORDwAINERSO ASSOCIATION.
~ meets the third MONDAY I'm each month at their
Hall 70 Dearborn street WE jacket. President.
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II uARNESS-NIAKERS UNION, MEETS AT
Ii Te LaSae street, on the second TUESDAY evening
Of each month az O'Clock. WIN. B. THoRP, Secretary
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CHICAGO MUSICIANS UNION, MEETS
Y i on the first THURSDAY evening 10 each MONTH 1t
the Rooms Of the Great Band l5 Randolph street.
at o'clock WM. BURKHARDr President
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CtANDY- MAKERS UNION. MEETS ON THE
~ first and third THURSDAY evenings in each month
In Warmers Building, Randolph street.
T. MORAN President
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NERMAN TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION OF
NJ CHICAGO meets on the first SATURDAY evening
of each month, at 50 LaJne rtreet Z. OEHM, Pres
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CARPENTERS AND J0INERS UNION.
~ meets on the frst and third WEDNESDAY evenings
In each month ai cir Hall So West Randolph street
GEORGE BLAcKPoRD Secretary
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TOURNEYSIEN STONECUTTERS' ASsOCI-
- ALTON o. CHICAGO, meets the 5th and Goth II
every month, at Hall $50 south Canal street.
WV. CogRxEEN, President.
p. sHASSEssEF, Secretary.
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DRICKLAYERS' AND MASONS BENENO-
- LENT ASSOCIATION, meets every MONDAY even
ing al their Hall No. So West Randolph street.
MIcHAEL CoRRIsAS, President.
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OOOPERS' GRAND UNION OF CHICA GO
" meets SATURDAY evening September H. 1864, at the
German Theatre Hail. Of North Wells and Indiana
sreetS L. E. DIsBRow, President
M Gapwc y Recording Secretary.
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TOURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION, MEETS
~ every SATURDAY evening, at their Hail. so aud 50
West Randolph street W. SHAEFFR, President.
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u ALL! BA l. L.!

TTNRADES' ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO, MEETS
l. on the first TUESDAY in each month, in the City
Council Chamber Court House,
Ono. X. HAELrT, President.
w.TJ McNArLY Recording Secretary.
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FROM FLORIDA.
GENERAL GoRDey RELIEVED BY GEN.
ERAL BSRNEY.
Capture sf Camps Finigan and NIL.
toa by Gen. Gordon.

Gen. Gordon has been relieved from
the the command of the District of Flor
ida by Gen. Birney, and went North in
the Arago on Tuesday, with orders to
repart at Washington. Gen. Birney has
assumed command there, with his head
quarters at Jacksonville.
On the Ist inst. Gen. Gordon made an
important movement. which resulted in
the capture of Camps Fnigan and Mil
ton, the enemy retreating precipitately
to Baldwin. This was effected by ad-
vancing in two parties. one column max
ing q detour, and succeeding in getting
in the rear of Camp Milton.
When the second colamn advanced
the rebels retreated In great haste.
Gen. Gordon followed them up close
70 the entertainments at Baldwin.
He destroyed both camps and such
articles Is were left behind and could not
be removed. -
At Nilson he fund q line df ehtfench-
ments two miles long, well-buiii and
very strong, with all the characteristics
of q frst-clase fort. The works consisted
of riie-pits with bastions or block
houses at regular intervals. They were
entirely destroyed.
The expedition was a most successful
one, and reflects great credit on General
Gordon.
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BOLD REBEL EXPLOIT.
CAPTURE OF THE GUNBOAT WA
TER WITCH.

We are pained 10 chronielethe capture
Of the u. 8. gunboat W&ter Witch, by
the rebela early on the morning Of Fri-
day, the Sd.
The Water Witch was lying at anchor
In Warsaw Sound, all the usual precau-
tions having been taken TO avoid sur
prise. The boarding netting was up,
q yigilant watch was maintained, and
steam kept up as usual.
The night was very dark and hazy.
At about 9 O'Clock the watch detected
barges approaching. They were rowed
by mufled oars, and owing to the dark
ness were not seen until close upon the
gunboat. They hailed, and the response
was eco 10 he'll YOU id The
alarm wss promptly given, but before
the men could be called to quarters the
boarders were on her, Boarding from
ss7eraf spolnts where the netting Was
cat away with knives. The boat would