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Hernia or Huxr4ireelired.
Hernia or pLupture cur a.
Hernia. or Riipiiirf taro,
Hernia or, An_ptrire fpifred.
Hernia or Rupture oared
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or linlituin,i:pured
Hernia or Rupture cured.
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Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
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Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
teal &Jr e Trails
Ritter's Patent Trees.
Ftteh , s Supporter Truss
Beitt.l►il3 ditinit Truss
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, for
the cure of Prolapeus Uteri, Piles, Abdominal
•• and Spirutl
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Sliver Plated Strp-
Plies Dro - Drops, for the support and cure of
liassige Stockings, for weak and varicose
Elastic Kites Caps, for weak knee joints.
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joints.
Suspensory Bandages.
Self-Injecting syringes; also every kind
of Syringes.
Dr, KEYSER has also a Truss which will
adically cure Hernia or Rupture
/IV - Office at hie Duo STORE, No. 140 WOOD
STREET.; sign of the Golden Mortar. Persons
writing. for Trusses should send the number of
aches around the body immediately over the
DR ,BEY.SER will give his personal attention
to the apliaatton of Trusses in adults and chihirer,
and he is satisfied that, with an experience o
twenty years, he will be enabled to give astiatae
SW-Injecting Syringes.
Self-Injecting Syringes.
Self-Injecting Syringes
Self..,lpJectling Syrizigen
Sold at DR. ItEYSER'S, - 140 Wood street
Saspnasewy Bandages,
Suspensory - Bandages,
~Suispensori- Bandages,
Sumpeiisbry Bandages,
A' dozen different kind;
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
At DR. R_EYSER'S, 140 Wood street.
noladyd.kw
pmts` OF
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
j 6141 a certilleate from one of Me
most respectable citizens of Wilkins township in
regard to Dr. Keyser's Lindsay' Blood Searcher
The Doclar's certificates are withia reach, amino
one need be deceived in regarclio hie preparation/
Da; co.ir H. KEYSER :-I became acted with
Pllea about twenty years ago, and every year
they were growing worse, so as to trouble me
very ixtuelt s so much so at times as to unfit me
=E=!!=MM
not do anything- on account of them, they came
out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried
a great dearofinedlcine for them. I used to buy
and Like mUttever I could hear of or read of la
circrdam and pamphletathat fell In my way, but
I could not get cured, sometimea they would do
me some good for a little while, but afterwards
they rouldVetunn gain as bad ak ever.; I alsd
applied to two Doctors who visited me at my
bowie - and gave me some medicine but it would
not do, I could not get well. Over a year ago I
got an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood-
Searcher, made by youraelf—when you sold it to
me you told me one Pottle , would not cure toe,
and that my whole ayirtem would have to be re-
sewed by the medicine before I got well. I
bought one bottle and took it home with me and
used it according to your directions. I then call-
el; to see you again, when you said I could no
expect much benefit from one bottle. I bought
it on, one bottle at a time, until I had used five
bottles. After this quantity had been used, I
was entirely well of the Piles, which had tortur.
ed me tor twenty years. In other respects my
health is improved, and I am as well as could be
expected for one of my age, being sixty years
past. I have been well now for six months, and
here is no appearance of a return of the disease
1. can do any kind of farming work now without
the Piles coming down and hurting me. I can
pitch hay, chop wood, lift, or do any kind of
work winch before used to hurt rue. When - I
found out your Blood-Searcher I kept on taking
it mitt/ I got entirely well. I consider it my du-
ty to make my case known to the country for the
benefit of others who may be suffering as I was
a,rui do.nOt know the value of yo ur medicine. You
may publish this if you lice—l live in IViains
Townsitip t and will be pleasid to satisfy any one
of the truth of this certificate it they wish to.call
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on me.
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ELLIOTT DAVIS
Deckuber 24th, 1863.
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the cork; alto: for his stamp on ttai United States
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OPENING AT
HUGUS & HAUKE'S,
Spring Cloaks,
Spring Shawls,
Spring Balmorals,
Spring Delaines,
Spring Dress Goods,
Light Chintzes,
Light and Dark Prints,
Cor. sth and Market Sts
PLAIN BLAC SILKS,
$l,OO, 1,12 1-2, 423, 1,37, /AO, 1,75, 3,00
Cheapezt pods In the City. •
BROKER PLAID FOULARDS,
llf every kind.
At SI,L2 11,2 per Yard. •
Solid Colors & Double Face,
From *1,50 toli,oo per Yard
• SPRING DRESS GOODS,
Al 11 3-4 e, 25, , 41 ) 37, 50, 62, 75, $l,OO,
Compiiiiing some decided barguies,
GOOD SHIRTING -MUSLINS,
At 18 3-4 and 25c per Yard
FAST COLORED PRINTS,
GARDNER&SMMR'S,
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ew GoodB
Ns* Goods
New GOOOl9
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goodp,
New Goode
New Goods
~...WITHSTANDING THE HIGH
BATE OF GOLD, and the advance in all
kinds of goods, we are still selling our very
LARGE STOCK
OF
Shawls,
Cloaks,
Dress Goods
AND
Balraorals,
Together with
Bleached and Unbleached Muslim!.
At lower prices. than we could replace them to.
day. To wholesale and retail buyers we can of
fer Indusemeliti In bur line.
C. Hanson Love & Co.,
74 and 76 Market street.
JUST WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS,
A POCKET VIRETMI
Holding frbm 12 to 24 Pictures,
FOR SOI,I3II:E3ELS 1
FOR *iCkI,DLEIELS
Can be mat to all parts of the
United Stetiei for Twenty Cts
ALSO,
Albums for Centre Tables,
Albums for Centre Tables,
AT PRICES
plucrEs
ligairr.os v -4X4A4
,
AT PITTOCK'S,
vippsftlittpokimpwr.'.
Of the latest styles.
At 16c per Yard,
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New Goods
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RIM
NATIONAL BANKS
FTILE3T - NATIONAL BANK
4REASURY BEPARTMENT.
OPP ion or (.fiateTHOLLEEoi.TlliChnunturor,
Washington City, AUg. 6th, ism
Wanness, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to aildpear
that the FERSTNATIOITAL BANK OF PITTS.
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly . organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States
Stocks, andto'provlde for the circulation and re.
demption thereof." approved February 26th,
1663, and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking.
Now To neerOnE, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller f the Currency, do hey certify that the
said F o IRST NATIONAL BA reb NK OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witnessa my hand and
seal of office, this 6th day of August, 1863.
SS 'HUGH MoCULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Tat: FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH, PA., - -
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital $400,000, with privilege to in
crease to 81,0001000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the sot to provide a National Curren
cy, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, &c., receive money on
deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts of
the country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 1842,
will we believe be a sufficient guarantee that busi
ness entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the same prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Ranks and Bankers, throughout the country,
we believe we can otibr unusual facilities to those
who do business with us. Within the Borough inf Letarreuerrrllle,
The business will be conducted by the same i and within
officers and director!.
DIRECTORS 3 MILES OF THE CIVET NOOSE.
„TAMER LAUGHLINIALEXANDER SPEELL Wit. K. NIMICK,
ROBERT S. HAYS,
It is excellent land, well irloproved,twith good
I house, barn and out-building&
THOMAS BELL,I PR ANCIR G. BAILEY,
THOR. WIGHTHAN, r ALES. HEADLEY,
SAMEUL REA. It iH the highest land ip.. the bough, yet
JAIVIES LAUGHLIN, President. generellybul klingots. level
, and could b roe
all divided into
JOHN D. Scotty, Cashier, good
aug6-d&wtf For shape, location and other 'qualities, it is
S ECON — D NATIONAL BANK the finest place for residences in the country.
OF PITT;;;BURCIR
1 Title perfect. No incumberance.
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Inquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE, LH, Fourth
TR EA S 1.: li Y DEPARTMENT, • street, or on the premises of
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE OCHRENCY, aplB-2wd SAMUEL H. KELLER.
Washington City, Feb. 13th, 1864.
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Wnensas, By satisfactory evidence presented FOR SALE OR
.
.
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the SECOND NATIGNAL BANh. OF
PITTSBURGH, in the County of Allegheny, Exchange for . Property
eit . 'i .
and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly organ- •.,
ized
the Act under
of Congr and acc ess ord entitled i "An to the require
Act m to pro- ents of . That LARGE DWELLING with grounds at
,
vide a National Currency y
secured by a pledge of , 'Wiled, on CARSON STR , formerly occn-
United States Stocks, and to provide for the dr- : pied by Christian LW:risen, .14 t of East Birming
culation and redemption thereof," approved Feb- ham
, .
ruary 25th, 1863, and has complied with all the
prom talons of said Act required to be nom= STABLING AND 01)T-BUILDINGS
with before commencing the business of
...,
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In the rear of the Denting House
' low, therefore, I, Muon McCoLLoon, Comp
troller of the Currency, I
FRED. L. do hereby certify that . LIEN, ,
• the said SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
PITTSBURGH, County of Allegheny, and State ap.74zQd 108)Fourth street,
Pittsbu
• rgh.
of Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the ' •
business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. , TOR SALEL—THE tfiIiDERSIGNBID
In testimony whereof witness my band . 1 1 * have been appointed ecensnittee hy the
$ s ;,. ? and seal of oiline this lath day of Febru- I stockholders to make islet* Abe OAKLAND
i - , ary, 1864. HUGH McUULLOCIL i AND PITTSBURGH AND
,MITTERSVILLE
------ Oomptroller of the Currency. , RAILWAYS, or either of leislid--wlth equip
merits, stock, &c., and willreCetve bids - Therefore
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK until MAY IST proximo. If not sold by that
tin.e. uroposali will be reel'? for the iron and
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.,
0 !the respective railw a.
eof the disposal of th 'equipments, /cc.,
(Formerly IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.) will be given after May, Ist, aforesaid.
For particulars refer to either of the under-
Capital, 8300,000, with privilege to increase to 81 6 1104 . WM. A. HEREON
$1,000,000.
JOSHUA RHODES , ,
,
,
The IRON CITY TRUST -; 'ANY hay- SAMUEL MORROW
UPLARLES Pd.EYRAN
Ingorganized under the Nati , urrency Act, A. S. BE
offers its services for the tran . ion of a Geller- . pg _ r d a
LL,
Committee.
al Banking Business. Drafts nought and sold.
Money received on Deposit, and Collections VrALUARLE BUILDING LOTS POR
made on all parts of the country. V SALE—Four lots, each 26 feet front on.
- -- Bluff street, corner of &Mt street, and 112 to 134
feet deep. our lots, each 20 feet front on Bluff
street, adjoining the property of Alex. Miller,
deceased. Four lots, each 20 feet front on St.
Patrick's alley, by 100 deep to an alley 24 feet
wide. Also three lots, each 24 feet front on
Crawford street, by 133 feet deep on Tannehill
street. Will be sod at low prices and on easy
terms. Apply to S. CUTHBERT b. SONS,
arra) 41 Market streif
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DIIIISCTORS
ACOD PAINTER, 1 Roar. RORINSON,
J ARE HILL, R. BOUGH MAN,
C. F. Ktorran ; W. M. Goan I.Y.
WM. Coop Ka,
• aE. *ARNER. President
JNO. E. PATTERSON, Cashier.
fcb2.l-3rod
NEW CASTLE AND FRANKLIN MEDICAL CARD.
RAILROAD.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Caidtal
,Stock of the NEW CASTLE and
FRANKLIN RAILROAD COMPANY will
be opened on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of April,
proximo, W. H. BODENHA.MICR, M. D.,
In the City of Pittsburgh, at the Rooms of the
Board of Trade Office, No. 148 Third street. Office hours from
In New Castle Lawrence county. at the Of-
9 to 4 p. In.
fice of the New Castle and Beaver Valley Rail- D EVOTE TIIEID. ATTENTION TO
road Company.
the Medical and Surgical treatment of
In Mercer, Mercer county, at the Office of
William Stewart, esq. Chronic Diseases,
In Franklin, Venango county, at the Office of
First National Bank. Especially those of the LOWER BOWEL, such
BY 08DR8 OW nominsstormas : as Files, Constipation, Fistula, Fissure, Plating
A. L. Crawford, Samuel M. Kier, of the Bowel, Ulceration of the Bowel, Stricture
S. CA.. Brown, J. Zeigler, , of the Bowel, &c. Also, the various Chronic
Wm. Dilworth, jr., O. W. Cass, Diseases of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Illad-
Wm_ Stewart, J. C. Murray, ' der, etc. . mhl-dtf
J. C. Shaw , George C. Refs, __Robert Ashworth, 'Josiah King,
James Bleakley, Springer Harbaugh,
J. H. Robinson, '.T. W. Blanchard.
James K. Kerr,T. H. Smith,
David Courtney, IF. D. Kennear.
Pittsburgh, March 31, 1884. mh3l-dtd
Wall Paper! Wall paper!
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS.
LATEST STYLES DIRECT PROM
the manufacturers, for sale at the lowest
prices, at
Foerster & Schwarz's,
NO. 1411 6MITIIVIELII3 twr.
in 1117-2 m
CEILING PAPERS
MoIIOLYCHRONE, FRESCO AND
Floral Decorationa. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL,
nog 87 Wood street.
TEMPORARY REMOVAL
Our friends and the public as large will not,
we trust, forget that we are at present-and for
a few weeks to be found at Wilkins Hall, over
the Mayor's Office, Fourth street, where we
have on exhibition and for sale as fine a stook of
PIA.INTOS,
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS, ETC,,
As were ever brought to this city and at strict
ly EASTERN FACTORY PRICES.
H. BIEBER & BRO.,
apt Wilkins Hall, Fourth street.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.—A NEW
.L 1 and valuable machine, capable of netting
625 per day above expenses, has just been com
pleted and patented. The patent-right f. the
State of P ivania with one or more ma
chines is now oHeted for sale on favorable terms.
This is a rare chance for investment. From
0,00070 $5,000 capital required.
Address BOX 756,
feb24tf Pittsburgh, Pa.
'BASKETS, "PINTS AND
UM/ quarts," Iteldsick's Oflampag&s,
80 Oases SParkitug Malelle•
Ja .tore and f" &A:PP & RIOXERTSON
d - 1 AM.:B=W OF SIII!
lior quality—For sale
mhle by__:_ •
121 M BONIM,
788 Wood rt.
-wy il~ -"-a=`rte:';°~~."~r::~
PITTSBURGH, TITESRAL : , 4RN
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MUM BELLWOOD FARM IS SlTU
ate on the south dde ctlthiecAlanongsheltt:
River, nine miles abovelPittspizgh. Itcontains
about 440 Amite Stitfacetankabtaitliii-Acree of
which is good Timberedoi#4lpall,y of Oak
There are about 160 Acres of Coal upon the
•
premises, with • the adveitage of much Coal in
the rear.
There is upon it one elegant mansion, with
fine Fruit, Greenhouse, &c., the former residence
of Isaac Jones, esq. Thera....ate apt.:ThtekilK
Houses, and three good Barns on aft premises.
It has a frontage'on the River of 2,800 feet, with
a good landing, and sulfide* depth of water at
all seasons for loading ep , T.l.lopectqth. 004
of way to the coal fields, noinprleelt the.PraPelltf.,
now offered for sale. A nap of the entire rem
ises can be seen at the office ofJ. S.
163 Second street, and 4ricg and i tetnts clin ; bo
learned from
FOR S 31,E.
THE COAL UNDV ODD ACMES
near Monongahela' , with attmelWattea
SURFACE bordering on 'Mbnongiliela
er, having some 460 reel halt, where there la a
superior landing, even he low water times.
Present price 8160 per acre. 4 .
CAS_ IDAY,
RtiolMetkte - Broicer,
apl I No), 67 Fourth Street.
FOR SALE—
Offered at private sale till MAY Ist
KANE & PUFFY.
KAXE 4g. DUFFY WOULD their friends' and the public iluit they' have
removed their Tailoring Establislkent from the
sell's new block, neat the St. en
old stand to N 0.14 Ni.
y
bridge. Those desiring the latest patterns of
Spring and Summer Clothing
Of the rarest and most fashionable Styles, are in
vited to call and examine their extensive 'stock
of CLOTHS, CASSLEMENESi ITBSTINGS /se.
A_Nt' & DUFFY,'
No. 14 St. ;Clair st.
To Railroad Witizetors.
PROPOSALS ARE oawkir.p FOR
the GRADATIONOTILSOXBY, skrmaz
SUPERSTURCTURE, BALLAST, CROSS
TIES, and TRACK laymovor the Pittsburgh
and COrateIhIvIELIeRIL between Conizeilsvilieniut
Cumberland, embracing a distance of eighty-sev
en (87) miles, in sections of about one mile each.
Specifications and profiles are now ready at
the Company's Office, in Pittsburgh, and pro-
posals will be received to tbe 30th of April.
BENJ. H. LATROBE,
President.
Office P. &O.R. R. Co., Pittsburgh. spit
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Pittabnrgh, fig} pk; 1d44
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of Dlrectoishave Oita daYili?dbired a Dirt.
dead o(,TWO AND DNE-E4 '.(2X) per rent.
on the Capital Stock of thetioniny" M arch the
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FTEI4 u •-) c•STi
Interesting Details of the Late Eat
tie—Affairs in the Department—
The Expedition • Tied Up , with-
Red Tape—Crops in West 'l,On.
lEll&Ita.
From the World.
The following is a lettlit from one of
the officers who participated in the beta
tle of the first day, In which Gen. Banks'
advance was engaged, in Louisiana:
Guam{ SCORE, La., April 11.
Before this reaches
.mt
_nu, bare heard,. trukingli - the newspaper
reports,
,ecincerning the disaster that has
just befallen oar army. Briefly the facts
are thete; We had been successfully
driviiiTtlie - eriehlY until - 'Friday the Bth.
Upon that day they made a stand near
Mansfield, forty-five miles from Shreve
port. Our corps, with theca valry, were
in advance. Until about 4 o'clock we
were pushing- them. Suddenly they ral
lied and began tb drive us. 'Our battery
was then •ottlered forward. We were
put in batteryln the trildeile of a large
field, and -ordered•to 'shell the works 'a
few. tumdied•yards from us, from which
our men had just been driven, and which
'was swarming with rebels. Of course,
being without the least - support, we
could not hold our position. After firing
a few rounds we were ordered to retreat
to the edge of the opposite woods. Here
we unlimbered and fired with great rap
idity into the . approaching . rebels. We
were still - without' • Support. The hand
ful o f men, composing our little corps,
not more,. than three thoutand In all,
were - capured of disabled. The Nh2E
teenth corps were back In the rear. The
cavalry acted aharnefufty, with some ex
ceptions—the Second Illinois among
the latter. - Although implored by all .
they held dear, they ran like sheep. ' We
held our second position until we saw
the rebels massing to outflank our left.
At this time they were pouring upon us
a perfect storm of shells and bullets. I
helped limber up squad five's, gun (our
own, squad' ix's, having been disabled
and sent off the field a few minutes be ,
fore,) caught Troop's horse and gallop
ed to the rear 'for an ambulance and
stretcher. I found both, returned, and
by this
.time the rebels had come into
the woods where we were, and were
cominglipon us pell-mell. Gen. Banks
and stall' were along' trying to stop our,
:cavalry.' But allin Vain. The, train Or
the cavalry' tilltlEtlett were breught up,
and now entirelrblocked up the narrow
road thronghlhe • pine forest: We got.
our flattery 'about 'a mile from the field,.
through the ' woods, over trees and
stumps, *ten', the blockade in front be
ing perfeBtly impassable,•the order was
given by Capt. White to unhitch and
make utrr, &cape as-beat We could. The'
rebels were lest than fifty yaids from us.
Every - man fOr himself, and the devil
takelhe l hiridniost, was the motto. Bull
Run Was Outdone. A few Miles further
back' we clime upon the Nineteenth
corps, drarst hp" in lite of battle. They
stayed the,rebel advance with a tremert- -
dons tire-of rou ltetry. We of the Thir.
teenth 46 . 0 'Were 'Ordered to continue
our retreat to Plealitint hill, twelve miles
back, Whereve arrived about
. 3 O'clock'
on Saturday' morniiii, Here we found
A. J. 'f2l ti, • With his_ ten .thousand of
'the Sliteenth and Seventeenth borPs, to
reinforce tur. bti Saturdativp continued
our retreat,, travell4 ngarly.all the time;
day and 'ni o ght,.. and arrived here ; yester
day &Aeration. We' find that we have
twentY..EWl'.* l :ls Bl 4s (and two Wounded ;
in the •hOtipitall l / 2 ) and• every one of our
commissionedorlictifs, except Lieutenant
Roe. _Besides our battery, the enemy .
captured Niam's the First Indiana, the
Sixth ristrOttri, and two guns of 'Bat
tau 0, Tggttlars -- tn'entY. , tvo -Pieccii in
.all. -Every piece of artilleity.cOnld bare
been saved had not the prorlision, train
been brought so near the front,- The de
feet is attributed to the ..condnct.of
.the w
-battle entliely . :, A single reginient as
sent in at a time; When that was , Cntpff, •
„then another and..9o on,lrntiLrge were .
defeatid.
in 'ben.. the Nlnet—enth corps
was notstkpoo distance,. _lt is
..
said .
that our Generalna and Oen.
Lee seuttlireOtmes for the Nineteenth
corps, implorits them to come and..seve
"the Clay, and ' t •Fraklin•would not.
budge until ofilii 11 by ranks.: Ourloss
t f te
in otliOni is verrheavy:' Anions . : AIM,
woultde# fir 'Geo.' Ranso4 1 ; 1 4 ,44 . F";
slay•ihe battle was coritintled at relw
, ant hill, chiefly under the direction of - k
J. timith,...w - Ao_Aitilitildigiefi (01Yalen - L
iWe get ~f orts 9t -190 1 1§ Imo: Ow
otlitattooolititlgot*w i ,
*if the re% two Ittotuimpirlikq
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bin - ftopi ' . i4iust:liay.famlr, "aide ag,
the - fire, defined." .X.qp l sii_ L ".' ' hs ,
left of our corps- The crpedft o n is hp .
doubt: broken UP,'• -- aruf-buP fiadlis 1,
..
,-;
falling back. ' ''' ' Li- z''
This; letter makes, rid - albisibzi to' he'
fight of the W
day-` fo, Ilowin' g, sk .. hefi'illef
ems were defeated. ' '" ' ' ' '' •
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From the World Spec.kal ' Corispo. t. clent i
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NATCflyrocircis,Lotils.l4l24; l l 4ach ,
L 11 : , b
4*om 4 1 exatidiriaveo -tlita - dielkitochdL
(pronotuiccdi tiPret , -Notre-Walt), .411:1Y)
laid, eighty....miletivby the tortuous (*UM
-of the river, one hunthed sad:twenty-I
The main. body , of this.ar.wy , merchAsk
here' on' Sunday , the - dd: the cavalry
being some twp,days in advtuic_e. There
s no,fightitre"OT torise4upripe, on"tbe,
I f
y. ' •The'ca4tilif,, - ttrider,General r Ve6mi,
'h d a t C reiv ~,b udrei ‘vtitliQ th e '. eneink
2, Lieutenant General Kirby Smith, &nil'-
: mender-in-chi - a of • thearehel foreev•tieed
of the Mississippi, -weivin-Wantittnyawitii
, General•DicloTaylor .fallingitaeltsadi
flatly !before our r.oTuinnphavirigtsi tits
Natchitochesthe • might preiionsi Ott(
entry.:.He is reportoditci4we'vrithriilm
about eight:thousand:lrani,.*oritimilgitig,
tile Cfnitnand l 3 - 0 TisTlNEßtigadierkiene.
erals yv siker, firfterki„:„Mgdeik.entii Polig-1
11 4 6 ; ,C,olort@l, Aapitopili , Mtnaltultding.
tNi'o regfrneht,s -oft I , Pasianiti.eaValrjrilis:
falling ilowly, back, ork.the_noril-bank of"
.lied river; side ,-,byside t 7614 - the innittt
.column on the south: heir I retßeat;ia
regular and in good order, 'Two,
.ithcy are careful to:lteeMaplish i r lieffpfeli
the guard ;Of :theft. feat. . ,Eierii fll4'
bodied man IS at mice. cdnidritte+ aged ; ,
taken forcibly bank With tne.".4iilAy, pg, "
every bale of cotton will4f..,tve miles ) of,
the river is burned. A. feW . of the con
scripts, howeVer, menage to escapefrom
them.
thaes a I Once a
week, week,
1 Sir. 1 Sqr.
.
The questioh as to how Ea they will
.continue to retreat is the'one which .the
whole expedition is now bent onibiding '
out, sfuEis must difficult to itils4er.•
.Fiviii conversations With' officers *he'
ihave been captured 'it moirld appeir that`,
General Prices Mince, estiinated at seven'
thotearid men -Of all sorts;`ls'ncifycntariti-"
nig from' •Sltrev'eporti toward Lille - ftitiiri'
• a.rmy,Land it ,is ' oPenly assertee-lhat ii
concelitratien is likely - to' take/Anew be
i
tween here and Shreveport. The point
i
which it is thought: may he selected„.l
whereat to risk. a pitched r battle}, is i
twenty-five.nailes on this skie•of,Shreve
port and defended .on - two sides, on cone
side,by the• river and-on another by a
long lake. The number of . men which
the rebels can, concentrate: is estimated.
'.at twenty-fiveath.onsitnd, - 'with seventy
two field pieces; theiatter being. the me
, teal- : number west /of,. the. Mississippi?'
NOtwithstan.ding this formidable.. artay
of figures gained from comparatively re
liable rebel sources, lam :of the opinion'
that there will be no pitched battle. On.
the supposition that General Banks ma
neuvers his force with ordinary skill, it
is clear that .no position the rebels can,
take will avail them against his army.
If the enemy occupies any position.
strong in "natural defenses, they danlie"
surrounded and the rebel supplies cut off.
Kirby Smith will not hazard any such
engagement. It isnot improbable, how
ever, that he, may by some stratagem
endeavor to punish any
.portion of the
grand army which may be detached from
the main body.. The rebel army will
fall back into Texas further than we
shall be willing to follow.
I should mention, of c mrae, that Gen
eral Steele, with a strong column, ia ex-
..
pected to make a junction :with ; this
army at or below Shreveport.
In the fear that the skirmishing which
has happened :within the few past days
should assume undue proportions as it
gets into provincial printa,. I should- be
particular to state that General Lee push
ed oh his cavalry thirty tans . west of
Natchitoches„ and on the 2d hatia brush,
with a camp of rebels at Pott.,,Jemtup,
and another at Pleasant Hill, hear tiiteKiil. -
We took fifty prisoners in the two scrim,
wages, and had but little fighting, We
observe with some astonishment. that
the smallest encounters are, by the. time,
they reach the New Orleans papers, magt
nifled into important battles, with a sue-i
picions smack of puffing of certain po
tions of the Army of the. Gulf.
The facts are, that: the expedition,
from Vicksburg, under A. J. Smith,
moved rapidly and promptly, andia a
few days accomplising,all the substan
tial victories which have been 19011. ,
Since the arrival of General Banks, the--
army has been sluggish, unwieldy i: and
terribly clogged by red tape and. a (paw
termaster's department, the , like Aril
which, we verily believe waanever be
fore seen. Besides theaffair at Von, Jes
sup and Pleaiant Hill, I should ",mention,,
that a smail eavalry force was sent out
on the 'north bank of the_river, . and--
were, through some neglect, entrapped, ;
so as to attempt, a charge over a bridge
which had been previously torn up, the,
result of which was, 'we had twenty-sev r
en wounded' and five killed. , .
An expedition sent out the next flay ;:'
sth failed. to discover the party, a part:
ofHarrison's men, and returned. - -
In a - military sense, the purposesof the
expedition are accomplished, or dicatiy
so. The destruction Of f3hrevreportTre=
mains to be accomplished;-perhapsAhz
deed, Steele may burn.it before tyre get 4
there. The distance hence to , Sitrever
port by laud is one hundred andtweletyl
miles, and by riverft is one !nimbi:dine:l
eighty. There is some difficulty expert:
enceo in getting4he heavier i irensdafis
up the river; which is iinarvekitufirtM
tuons, with a rapids enirtiuyttesiteti4 tol•
ing unlit:tally low 'at this settimy ire Wes
look fora lon of someboats in'dinfeendi:
log the river, , as the .majority olithof
steamboats are not provided' with regn
htr Red:, River. pilots. • HardlY a' bee
which passes over the. rapids at .A.klien.
dila Which does not get tham rocise pedtOn-tlie,i
. ,4 ..:;. i,
, There are,reports that steamers have ,
been fired: into in passing np the liver.
Atter diligent investigation I have failed(
to find a single undisputed •case,. and:.,
am inclined to disbelieve the whole-of'
the stories. The - Luminary, LattripnW
and Warren, are reported to have. bees'
troubled; it is certain f however, that'ono
body was hurt." The stories spring in .
some part from the ImwWingness - 61-the
officers of boats to proceedim•their,foy-
Ages by. constraint., Tt 'appeals that
boats and.their erews, including pilets,
:are impressed into the service and fey
ced to do duty at half the 'rates' of Ordin
aryJabor-on.this and othei streams, and
held for the-safety -of the
property. - - •
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habitants, itishonidbei
this was ationnAlme an
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