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BRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLs

Are infallible for costveness, spasms loss Of appe
tte sick headache giddiness sense of bloang after
meals, dizziness, drowsiness, and cramping pains,
and all disorders Of the stomach and bowels.
AS0riginal Letter t2s4 Canal Street. Now York.
]. ]. @. COOK, publisher of the State BGnner,
Bennington, VT, says: Hewas attacked with DYS-
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particle Of food could be swallowed without occa-
sioning the most uncomfortable sensation in his
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full complaint, when he used BRANDRETH'S
PILLS. The first box did not seem to benefit him
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time he had taken six boxes COMPLETE CURE
| was effected. He says: "My dyspepsia was gone
and my expectation Of an early death vanished"
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ewueraad 20 the Exercise Of Force,
-HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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DIR. Striclkland.-The valuable remedies Of
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We would advise any one suffering from dis
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lungs, to try DR.. Striokand's Mellifiueus Cough
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ASK. FOR PHAL0NS--TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the nameof g..
CASTLE as an independent candidate for Justice #
tho Peace of Montgomery township. Franklin
county, o. M july27-d3t-b
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COLUMBUs, OHIO.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27.
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casualty in Newton's division, two dead reb-
| els were picked up In his front the next
morning; and it is safe to say that the loss
in the two rebel divisions that assaulted his
position eanrnot be less than 1900. Among
his prisoners is rebel surgeon, who unsus-
pectingly drove into Gen. Kimbal's lines
with al ambulance and brace of splendid
mules. He asked the first Yankee he en-
countered where he was captured, and
could hardly credit his senses when he found
the brogan on the other extremity.
1t is superfluous to say that Gen. KIM
ball gave fresh instance of his heroism, that
Col Bradley was cool, infieKible,sand in
trcpid, or that Col. Blake added another
leaf to his laurels as gallant man and 9
competent leader. Their brigade's did mo-
yield an inch; no higher eulogy could b.
pronounced than that.
Gen. Thomas witnessed the heavy fight
ing under Newton. He warmly commend
ed Capt. Goodspced for the celebrity will
which he brought his gum: into action,
Though Gen. Thomas face is one in whicl
beneyolence and majesty contend, thos
who were with him during the blood.
twenty minutes on that portion OF the lin
under heavy fife, be it understood--sa,
that the majesty was a little in excess Will
1t lasted.
ASSAULT ON WARDS DIVISION.
Ward, in command of Gen. Butterfield
: division, had left his trenches, and was ad
vancing to close upon Newton's right. ii
had reached the base of a hill, along whic
his column was resting, when he received
: message from his skirmish line, deploye
, along the summit of the ridge, that the er
emy was approaching in tremendous fore.
: From the crest of the hill the country
front is open though broken, and in all tn
, panoply of war, streaming banners, an
: and even, swift-stepping ranks, came Il
: enemy, pouring into the fields, filling the
, densely as he advanced. 1t was but I'll
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ATTACK ON GENERAL WILLIAMS.
The rebel attack rolled along the left un-
til Gen. Williams fine division was fully en-
gagged. It.had advanced to close up on
Geary. Gen. Knipe's brigade in the center,
Gen. Ruger's on the right, and Col. Robin
sons on the left. 1t fought from A o'clock
till1ong after dark, in dense forest, with
out yielding foot. 1t was fair, stand-up
! fight, in which Williams division lost more
heavily than any other in the engagement.
| When they first advanced against Col. Rob-
inson's brigade, the rebels held up their
hands as if to surrender, upon which, see
ing our lads hesitate, they instantly poured
a volley into them. These wretched and
cowardly tactics were practiced on other
portions of the line.
The brigade of Colonel Anson McCool,
on Palmer's left, was at one time heavily en-
gagged, the 104th and 10th Wisconsin losing
about fifty men each. The remainder OF
Palmer's corps was not engaged, and SO
rapid and conclusive was the fighting that
it was not needed to assist Hooker or New
ton.
1t is estimated that every man in Hooker'i
, corps expended over hundred round o.
ammunition. AT the beginning of the fght
the ammunition trains were on the nortf
bank of the creek, but they were rushed
J over before the troops had generally emptiet
their boxes.
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soxs prcmircnieycntlcmen Of Kcusucty have ar.
rvcsi u! W ,shnxton, ~ confer with the Presid,n:
On ne tAry arrest and bsni.hIaent Of Ii. Gov
Jacobs Of Kentucky, and Paul Shpman, late editor
of the Louisville JotRsAL. An order counter
mandirg the sending of Mr.. Sh,rm.n ey oud the
cNemy's lines lid not reach kentucky until after
be bal teen sent South.
\ SoRtoix correspondent savsi II may lie sir
months hfrc ether the re- FL cnii,ol or the
"Co,k de Ci;S' falls VET n may not t~o weeks.
Z reums'ances Coniiol everything q this tnonwnt,
aui II l. no. LaIrol abe tas,, ere tie mantle of
winter clos It's Icy folds .round our army, VIC
may take UP our winter quarters N Richmond. or
lie on TIE wing in pursnt ( Lees irok On and de-
moralixcd forces Al Tia, Gcsport Nav. Ysr1 every
thing 10 ! ustle and excitement.
Tns announcement that the Secretaries n the
NAVY and etn'e are st vaisnce the Florida, Ia
premature. Mr.. wellcs j'isiiae~ her seizure nnd
backs u With numerous prcceden.s--the Csrcl'ns
case being one In point. NJ. Seward IA busi'y en-
gagged In IN examination OF all the facts and pre-
ccueu,s hearing on the case. The private memo
randui1 book taken from the Forida and received
At the Navy Department, reveals some curioeites.
Amer the record Of esch capture Of our vcsscls IL
entered, there II = detail of distributions made Of
tho personal vsluablcs captured, such - gold
watches diamond pins ingcr rings, &c.
ws have horn reque~tsd. says Washington ps.
per, to give notice to the persons who have such
penchsst for memcutocs Of the Presidential man.
sion, that they are tempted 10 cut the Innings 90
ths sofs and strip piece. from the curtains Of the
Fast Room, that Marshal Lamon has detailed or.
" attend TO the matter, under orders IN arrest
ell such may he detected In larccnie of this kind.
without respct "a persons Some of The soins have
been stripped of their dsmask coverings and the
drap-ry oi the widows mutilztcd in = shameful
manner ard th" Marshal 10 determined to put q
sop 10 this vandalism.
Tnr New York correspondent Of the Boston JOIN.
rAL says Il met at the As,or House last week sn
officer who has recently been released from Libby
Prison. He informed me that the soldiers, on be-
| ing liberated, did not know how 70 contain ,hem'
| selves. Some made themselves sick with running
fourteen died from Joy. The officer states that nc
pen descr,bs the suffering and privauon that
| exists In Richmond Il cost h IN ninety dollars
day t. 1.-Two Al the hotel the days that ho main
| ID there. Small losves Of bread, hsrlly 81 II q
the prisoner consisted chiefly OF rotten beans and
| PORK, ths stencil VI which Yves intoisrsbls.
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From Arkansas as-Re,rcas Of Price.

H,adqvartsrs Army or rs BORDER, c.rp A..
kansas, Sop. s-ru Fort Scott Nor. l5-To
General Ddries: We have ius, concluded the pur.
sui, Of Price, whose guard crossed the Arkan.
sAs river under FIRE Of our guns lie lef another
Of his guns and his own carriage. which. with other
arms and equipments have fallen INTO cur hands.
We are now rid Of 10000 or 10000 half starved
tushwhackers AMI half-starvei vagsbonda, who, I
hope, may never return to disturb the peaceful In
habitants north Of the Ark ansss river. Ho n also
beyond our posts Of. Fayetteville, Fort smith and
Fort Gibson, which are now safe.
s.R Crsris Msior General.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Sharp Fight with Mosby.

, Philadelphia, Nor. 2?.-Ths IsQUrrKv pub
hshss the following dispatch:
Harpsr's Ferry, via baltimore, Nov. 9l.-In
ny lAa dispatch 70 the souID mentioned the
lsct that . party Of guerrillas made an attack
cavalry escort near Winchester, 9 few day, since.
Gor the purpose, II possible, Of interceptng and
capturing the attacking party, Capt Brssher's In
dspsnden. Scouts, attached to Gen. Crooks scout
ting command, started through Loudou County on
Friday last. TIE command were in the ssddle 81
day and nigh 4, and finally reached Csbletown, on
tie Shenandoah River, about sixteen miles from
Rsrper's Ferry. Tho next morning Capt Brashcr
| captured two Of Mosby's tneu, and received in.
formation from them that . small party from the
ruerrills chieftan's outlaws were about two miles
from Cstletowp. Captain BrAsher started with
svo Of his men on . reconnoitering expedition. and
discovered . party OF between thirty and forty
| Of the enemy He quickly returned 10 his ma d
! body, consisting OF sixty-two men, and proooed
q ss once TO meet them. As soon ss th'
.nsmy were in sight Captain Brssher drew up hi,
men in line and charged them. the rebels fel
beck until the rcss Of Captain Brasher's command
hsd passed . crcss.road, when hospy' Win ovel
two hundred men, made sudden lash on botl
,des Of The road, and sharp encounter ensued
The Union scouts were confined at this time in
narrow lane, without much chance to nan9uvre
and were consequently surrounded and subjected
to . deadly hts. Twenty-two Of DrAsher's com
nand were killed on the spot, among the numbe
Was Lieut.. Cole. Eight were wounded, and th
balance, thirty-two In number, were captured
Some few Of the captured have since made tner CO
cape. One Of them escaped by detacring himsel
\ susoty IRON his capiors and taking refuge in
neghbor ng farm house, where one OF the occu
L pants concealed him under flooring contain ng
sr.p door, covered By tho carpeting Of the room
The entire party wsro suddenly caught in pre-
ueditstsd trap. A drenehing ram has continue
INCREASINGLY Tor the past two days and tho road
ere ankle deep with mud. The Baltimore and 0 !!
Railroad between Harper's Ferry and MsrtiusOur
,s well gusraed and perfectly sAis irom any guel
Il gills attack.
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Activity on the James.

The Alexandra Va, STATE Journal says:
Yesterday friday morning the iron-clsds
previously stationed st Fortress Monroe moved up
the James River TO Dutch Gap, and the indications
were very stroug Of . heavy movement being in
operation. We may, therefore, lock for very
startling news from that quarter by the arrival Of
sbe steamer tomorrow, and who can doubt that IL
Will be Of most favorable character"
PAssExens from City Point report that news hsd
becu received previous TO the departure Of the boat
W the effect that General Butler had let the water
Into his canal ct Dutch Gap. There was no means
20 verifying the statement and further Information
~as eagerly looked for.
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News Items.


TnB schooner Jenny Lind was wrecked st long
Point on Sat irdsy. She is total loss
AT the municipal election q. Dover, n. II, yes
serdsy, Hon. William Estes Union Republican,
was reelected Mayor by 800 majority.
Grs. BURNSIDE did not resume his old command
in the Army OF the Potomsc, bu, returned 70 Wash.
ington from ~ths 'front.'" and goes North for the
present
Tue U .. South Carolina Tar Commissioners
will commence leasing cotton plantations for the
ensuing year ss Hilton Head, on the ath Of Dscsm-
her.
Cart BELL, the Lake Ere pirate, before the
Court ss Toronto, &. W., yesterday. There ~ss
some defect in the wsrrants, but he Is still In Gus
tody, and the case will proceed to-day.
TaE reports Of the evacuation Of Pctersburgh orr
gnatcd with refugees and deserters, who coming
into our lines have merely impressed on othsrs
| their belief that such was the fact
| GEs. EA0Ak's wound has proved to be more seri-
Gus than WAS at trH supposed. The ball passed
between the bones Of the Soon after he reach
cd Washington .rysipelss set In but this has now
subsidized aud tho phyNcisns are hopeful that the
danger Is over. lie will 10 taken TO New York -
soon as be eau boar to travel.
TnE Navy Department 10 advised thss tho rebel
schooner Badger from st. Marks, bound 70 Hsvan-
na, WAS taken possession Of by the steamer Addis
on the 9Th inst, Of the middle entrance Of st.
Georges sound. Florida. Twenty.hve packages Of
cotton were captured with the vssss tie captain Of
which threw his papers overheard.
CHECK for $1,000 on the Lock Haven Bsnt,
pun porting to be endorsed by Ludwig, Knsedes q
| 70 al N Drsvsl A. philadeiphia-
On Monday, who gave the party check on the
Commonwealth Bank for s2,oss, payable so the
order Of Ludwig, Knsedles Co The check on the
Lock Haven Bank proves 70 be . forgery, bui the
forger WAS disappointed in getting Ludwig q Co.'S
check paid, as tie bank would not pay him with.
out Identification.
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General Intelligence.
(By kaI to the Ssv York Sun. !

GKs. HpoKxR's headquarters In Ohio, by order
Of the War Department, VIII be removed irom Cin-
cinnati 10 Columbus on the frs. Of next month.
LITTLE girl in church, in Boston, lately, during
the collection, wanted 10 know Of her mother why
those men passed Around corn peppers
An order hss been promulgated abolish NJ N.
i6ih Corls General Emory Is 10 report 10 the
Commander Of the Military District Of Miss s. ippi
IT Is generally understood that Ex-Governor
Hicks Of Maryland, is soon TO resign his scat IN
the 6enstc, and that Hon Montgomery blslr 10 70
be his successor.
An Irish led, having been asked u the man who
hat just logged him was his own iather, replied,
''YiA sure hes tho parent " me; but hs trstss me
IS II was bis s,n by another father and mO.hsr.
bod luck 10 him !"
A YOUNG damsel in Cansds, twelve years Of age,
became united In wedock 10 youth Of curteen
summers, with Q ss.ary OF four dollars per month.
!, 10 10 be hoped that they may be happy but 70
that end eItravagance must he avoided.
Tus Gloucester dshing vessels are nssrly all
homo now. Tue catch Of InAck kervl this srason has
been good, aud viii pay comfortable proht. N.ne
vessels and seventy eight were lost IN the cod
fisheries while bus two sssls iost In the bay
hshing
"No ono should indulge in such horrid anticips-
tons" as the henpecksd husband sad when the
parson told him that he would be joinei to his vito
In al other world,never 10 separate from her "Pir-
son." said he, ~ beg you WON'T mention the CIR
cums.nnce again"
GEs. BAsKs has been rendered he privilege Of
gong back TO New Orleans, with the same limited
powers be enjoyed . ter the arrival Of Con Candy.
Ihis IN rsed upon Gen. b .nks by the Adm n!sirs-
tion, in answer to strongly expressed wishes Of
| leading civilians Of Louisiana.
WOMAN in Chicago, Illinois, committed suicide
! lecause her husband voted the Republican ticket.
disappointed Democrat, who hsi been prom sed
office, remarked, upon reading the incdeni,ths
the reason why VI Abe got such majority ~aa
because the Republicans hoped their voting might
| have the same effect
AT the funeral Of Lieut. urn s.on In Dgrbury,
IN Revelations "Tnere was rs.ntow round
about the throne" and - tho body was being low
cred iuto the grave the sun broke through ,ha
clouds snd beautiful rainbow sppssrsd In hi
Est
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LOCAL NEWS.
FEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

GENERAL GRANTS MovEMESrs-Hrs vrsrr
TO Nrw Yorx Asp Nsw Jssssr For some days
past |, has bssu known 70 tie pres and 70 many
persons In the city, that the rres, military chief
tain Of America was prcssus In New York. The
matter, however, wss nos made public, General
Grant hs, ing made request 70 that eject. Now,
however, ,hs, hs u gone, there are no longer any
motives for secrecy and The public will be interest.
cd " learn The particulars Of Tying visit, which
n unders,ood 70 have more reference - nahlic
than 70 pnvs.s business. appears That on
Thursday lest he len "tho 'front.'" and proceeded
70 Wsshjnstou. vhsrs he bad . prolou god inter.
Wow with tho President and Secretary q Wsr. lie
len the National Capital amer brief say, and on
Friday afternoon the citizens Of the quiet town u
Burlington, n j., wers greatly sstonishsd and do.
lighted " SEQ General Grant quietly walking
through The street. In plain citizens drsss, In CON-
pany with his little bright eyed daughter Nellie,
and other members Of his family. Many hand
shskings and cordial congratulations took place {;
bu, O. the nevs Of his arrival spread The
demonstrations became more sxuberant and
drove the General " the sscluson Of his home Bas
some more per,inscious visitors pursued hin In.
doors and Il was no, until midnight that be vss
relieved from thess kind hearted but troublesoms
attentions On Saturday morning 10 took ths
train for this city, and. still In ciuzsn's drsss sp-
psared ., tbs Astor House. During the aitsr.
noon be promsuadsd Drosdwsy, showing "Nsllis"
The sigh.s In tie shop windowA and perhaps NOR
axing on the changes Of fortune that Lsd isfalisn
him since he was les, In New York--soms dozen
ys.rs dnce-aftsr hs had rsngned his lieutsnan,'s
commission and wss On his way from his rsgi.
mens in Csliiornis 70 enter The tanning trade out
West, which be hoped would prove more probable
than soldierng, and better support The young wife
who had linked her fate with his name and for.
tunes However this may be, or wha,svsr pay
have been his thoughts respecting the resigned
ueutenan,'s commission, The expedition Of Gone.
raj Sherman, or tho copten plated movement
from 'lsi. to right" On Lse's faux, his appearance
be,,.vsd no nd c.tons Of his shouph,a Amous
o,h., ,i.,. h. ..or hIs .on and dsusb.s, TO \. ~.
NUM-. nu..ur,- and non,ed out 70 ,hsm the cum.
o.,,.. v,,h an u,,c, unconsciouspsss Of The f.bu.
lon. ann ,h., parnum would e,ys for him :, sdd
,o Al. other .,,r.cuons. 1, II even doubtful
vb.,her Barnum knew Of bis prssencs. AZ.
tar ..onnpo an hour In The Nussum shs
General re.urnsd 70 his hotel During The even.
in, h. va. pre..n, q, thu rscep,,on Of ,hs Hon.
Mr. rsn.on. tho Governor elsct and ON bs,us 70.
ooun,zed was greeted With enthusiastic ehs,r, and
other demonstrations Of respect. uo was svld,uuy
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sre TO be treated in tho most friendly manner. Tho
forts, which were to . groat extent destroyed or
rendered useless, are not 70 he rcpsro.l, nor
any guns TO be mounted ou them, and forA
arc to ue built. The Prpcc OF N,sAt, Is IN dcfrsy
the expenses OF tho expedition. and to pay ram
som, on account Of the town oi simoncsaki having
been spared. The total loss Of TIE cSrs Ltiop ~as
about ninety ri lei and wounGed, OF whieu siIty-
eve fell to the Eullish.
loSpo, SosRy uAsUrr.
The Eenk of Ero'and, on the 10th instant. re.
duced ia rate OF discount from n.ns to eight rcr
cent. au event fully anticipated aud discounted In
advance.
ssttcrthwait's circular SAYS that up n the 9Th
instant there was very firm market ior Amer can
securities and much disposition TO buy ave
twcntics" and Illinois shares at improving prices:
Tut ~ the 9th. upon the receipt OF advices from
New York 10 N ,vembcr LIST. tcporuns su advance
IN gold, free Sc ers Of both stocks pcarcd and
decline WAS es'ai iishcd TIE market. however,
closed firm ., &ix for fve-twenties and t3% for
| Illinois.
The Confederate lo>n rallied two per cent. un.
der tie news received by the City OF Washing
| ton
| Cotton.-The sales Of the week reach I2,0oo
bales, including 1880 10 tpcctlators and 1900
| 70 exporters. Tho market has bccn tuoyai with
an advance tho week of IL. yer H.. on American,
and LAID. on other desription. The sales to-day,
| were lS,WW Dhlcs- tne market tlosinG WIN
un advancing tendency st the following authorized
| quotations:
| Orleans. fair. .2GSd; Aiddng .......2 ga.
Mobile, ...... 20 ......2it
tpsnds .....26T .......H
The total stock In por, amounts 70 1851, ,00J Uales,
\ including ll,00O bales American.
The brcslstuh market is steady ALI hrmer Corn
'sdull. Prov,so, market quiet aud steady. Lard
| advancing.
London, Noe. H. Cousols closcd at 90 I-ss
oit for money Bullion in tho bank Of England
| increased c33A 200.
American stocks- Illinois Central, t1&ss? Y
| discount; Erie, apa4i.
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San Francisco, Nor. 2i.--The Central American
Transit Company's steamer Moses Taylor. arrived
here yesterday afternoon from San Juan Gel Sur.
The ships klnnehahs Of London. MAttabsn and
Arno were los, in . gale of Howlsnd and Bakers
Island on the 9th Of October The ship White
swallow Is also missing. and u ia feared that she
also Ia lost
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Rebel Raid IT Rouse's Point.

Boston, Nor as,-A gang Of rebc raiders on
.orsepock are reported to have made their appear
,,uce st Rouso's Point on Sunday night. On being
,hsllsnssd they fircd on he picket guard. Thor
w vss promptly rs.urpsd, and ens Of them isu
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from his saddle The raiders Immediately fed.
taking the wounded man with them.
tRousc's Po,ut is in Chspplsn Co.. on the Cam
ada Border and Lake Chsmplan