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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
what was the Fleet doing,

Much surprise and Indignation has been
expressed that the fleet off Charleston har-
Dor did not render any assistance to Maj.
Anderson in his defence of the Fort. The
New York Times-with great apparent
reason-thus explains this matter. This
view of the case is new one, but certainly
the reasoning is strong,
Tho port Of Charleston, we learn by way
of Montgomery, is blockaded. Every YES
sci entering or leaving it is to pass the sur
veihance of ship-ofwar. No wonder
that "the Charlestonians regarded with ex-
ecration the feet that refused to come to
the rescue of the gallant Anderson" 1t
was not the plan of the Administration
that they should 60 to his rescue at too
great peril. 1t was from the start des-
tined to an entirely different field and mode
of action. Neither the retention or sur
render of Fort Sumter could have any bear
ing on the policy the Governments had
marked cut for itself. This was an isola-
ted case, that stood solely on its own mer-
its. Government could not allow its Flag
to be disgraeed by retreat. II IS strength
ened an every part By the surrender of the
fort, 1t may not attempt, at present, its
recapture, but will notify the Confederated
States thai, till it is restored, the Commerce
Of Charleston must pass over the deck of
a ship war.
The first act in the drama which has
terminated in the surrender of Fort Sumter,
instead of being defeat, is, when we come
to look at its effects, most brilliant sue
cess. 1t has thrown upon the Confedera-
ted States the entire responsibility of com
mencipg the war. 1t has given up time
to arm for offensive operations, and to col
iect and to place before every Southern
port a fleet sufficient to enforce to the
revenue Laws, and to protect our Com
naerce from Southern pirates. We still
hold every every point Of value in the Gulf
Fort Pickens, Key West and Tortugas.
We turn the Confederated States upon
We hold the command of the
sea, upon which they cannot even float AL
dermad Bodies scows. Their armies,
which they have collected and armed with
such cest, they may turn against cab 9th
er, to help to stiae the little freedom of
thought or expression that may yet exist.
They are harmless against US: Tho little
that may still seek their ports
must submit to our revenue laws.
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
"A Y ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remfttent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Biliors Fevers, indeed
ing In hillary arrangement, eaused By
the Malaria OF 1Iinsmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CUnE expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
veopment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach OF its premonitory symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovcfed for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings it within TIE
reach of every body and in bilious Districts where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every Iody should
have it and use it freely both for and protcc
ton. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents is that it contains Quninc
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
tion. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dssr-
ders arise from its irritation, among which ara
Neuralgia, Rlcmatism Gom, Headache, BAnd-
ncss, 1oothache, Eayaehe, CdtarTs, Asthma, I'aE-
pitation, PaiafH Afcction 1f The Spleen, Hystcr-
ies, Pain IN the Bolceis, Colo, Paralysis and De-
ranqen,ent Of the Ston,arh, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
type, or become periodical. This sCUnE" cxpcls
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is IN Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts If taken
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be cxcretcd from the system, and cannot
accumulate i'll sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will suffer from Inter-
mttentsif they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. &C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
H. YERGlN and ]. X. RAIFF,
Millersburg, Ohio.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

EA child was recently porn in Haup-
held, Penn, having but one eye, and that
situated in the centre of the forehead.--
There was no nose, nor any appearance of
nasal bones. The mouth was we'll formed
and where it should be, the ears were they
should be. The ears were situated on the
cheek bones. The rest of the body was
well formed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

From the Democrat, St. Czond, Nina.
you are, have been troubled with the headache.
send for box lCephalic Pills that you may have
them in cass OF an attack.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

SIR:
Not long since l sent to you for box of Cephalic
Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cosve
ness, and received the same and they had good e
feet that ras induced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

From the Adaertiser, Proridence, RI.
Fhe Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and of the very best
that very frequent complaint which has been dis
covered
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

- Most of men are perfectly willing
70 ieno yol money at all times, except
when yon happen to want to borrow
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

from now until the first of April at first cost auction
pces or anything can get do tbs to make room for
~ entire stock of goods to the spring
trade: To raise der Union sauing fund gross kerr
norgh would request those indebted to me by note
oook account to along and pay me little what
.nsy owe Imust have money. am In dobt and must
pay. c. HIATT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31


kxrctrvs DrAsrsrvr,
Acsr,s, Jaly 20, 1881
T. tie HaofdNe CHG .fgs'ifo asd coa,il
Comm ..eDof n iae sege'al fo,sit.es u
1esos,
This l..i9r i. addressed 10 yoll With desire
10 obt,sal ypur ar' sc ltuttiafi1N On the pfefs-
faiien Of 1.AM l.r tie VAR 10 which We arc
uo~ engaged 10 he s}so 90 nase our eilra &.
VI must lave aglus. il adl,iog 20 Tbs arms in
the halsis VI our . esA yoigrp. soa,F anss it
IS supposed ,tat ,sse may W ..saie arms ii an
ehcon; char .ctef, sals,.nt ~ arm he ~ 81
uaAtAsy ivsss ol ySbA SaAAs. Y ~ess4 W sA
1t ieast % asctrsa}n tn number ~ avai'assu
arms sr our command aHl with asew 10 that
object. reSlNtfil, sasgsst that measures %
immediately taken to- ascertain ise nnDbcs u
arnr IN year respective coan'ss TINS csii
be tlH,. by the appointment OF some ons 10 each
Justices l,sa, OF our coanty, TO visit tie ~
hAb,fal,s VI tw ls.at and make a descriptive
iirt n ID. arms he ,n.s iiud AMI n,tura he sia,e
to you 'T..s soala reesire bul iiills l.oor ot
expense aud would fesaiit IN valuable u'1rias
ton 10 the coansy. u sell a To ,hc State.
Nv tn improvement which nay, h'cl ssfi, !.
ed IA t.o i.Aauallcia.e M a.lc. alton 81. Ia arms
The Old t,sis.onssi mi sel, The common. or lou
nessoe titie, and indeed almost csprv 3ccfipiiDa
ri RIM, Is ea,ablc Of bring rendered a very Of
lec,,ye VAR wya pon. and without ANY crat OK.
u. i,.e, AMI very expeditpu-iy. A few dolhfs
eSpea,hd IA, lte Individual awaef, ct - sal.A
outlay by tie soaaiigs y al accomplish the OIL
jet
There arr good gansm.ii. to be Nani ia al.
most es.ry county OF the ststv, applied viii
toe implements OF u'eaf tfade. 'hs.e il'e coa'-
''c- could employ ior ne "ofk ana v TIE eoap
y were not able W Wiling !" A" l~S tae osprt
- Of The improvement u The s'a' II m'rhi *
charged io ths o"ner' SHOULD shF Suggestion
h. acted upon, u weaA8 be sea TO observe
throughout The STATE 81 m9T.p as ''ay o.
comman sqago u ALTERATION ne ~ beng iafst
ard shu'l r,bc two .uat'es Of ALTERATION sn''"
bic 10 the NnnM hhl might Dc aasssshr'
Il y requested tat sca urtr nP"n your cti'-
xens The smPor'snse % thu foregoing Suggestions
sad I'm. shers shss have no, spei arms, 10 rso
os.e ihem- ara aiso ammunition, bat iS'y nay
at al ',ps' be p'.pafcd hss any sasefsanst tn.si
may .o, s.., ,por ,1 's,1 > in, 60, ASCERTAIN h
amount OF powder cad. ana 'is nan'ees o. cil's
"a IL. possession 81 Tie merchants o. .oaf eous
sI'.Iss'" ,' - w A'" F"~ ''"'' y"
VI w V'"' ..,,.s 4, s,, a., .A-a,,,g,
you TO tie Poop, 81 ' s X. rally az ~.
xh,ch s.rro,,d ne 4 sli'i, nreuars ton ,or lhe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
DIED.

o. he fsth inss MALTA, utl.: laughter of B
W. and FnffsNA fNTitio. aged f0lr 1.piths sai
.wen9 c,eli, aars-
BE happy. f,aa parents 10 IN, solac,ia Inst thy
cAili has exchanged world Of disappointment ana
suhapplsg,s. tot orc qf auau. NC feiiei;y.
pch at her residence nssr thls rife, Arrpti sfh
$50 MI. III VA " ,AitsTAHHEN.
Mn, [. 4Ai b1rn ia Chesterfield county, Virginia
Agrl stu i>9I s-he resided Tor many yesr- ~ tins
county. lived to her children grown and let. n
tio sane rtaye With her hubbard In oafly NE sae
.....e profession OF seiis,su Rad united with tl,e
Church. wth her tbs bfi,lc Of iue Is over. Be-.
ssi NE the lead ~ho ii the Lord
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

NOTICE Is hnnby gwen thar II e Mcsown
~ t.aas.han a ssr~ l-rsrr and s-'s,c Il }. q .
McCesn has ahd ia my Office his ti..al arroapfs
and vouchers with sad ssis'c. shish scceuni and
vouchers VII hc cpen for aiiaaaace ard lisssl
settlement at the su-liing term of the Cnyp,y
,ewsrs 1s'strniag 70 estates. &C.. ~ he AeM Ii.
an'l ce HArrIson cosniv NJ ths Courthouse IN
IT, city OF Marshall c~,m.refns IN tho hss
Nsass,, in Assss,. tssl. II sbsins ,As 2r;h
day ihsrn-;,i -i.zs f.at sssnn III persons sser-
Gated mas appear aa,' syseis4s than Il they tsay
~ pforcs, .. -. ....
u rf1pgHfc,, csl
Aasnst 10, 1851 nt7as
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
An ABOLITION GovER.a1 OPENING EYs
xYES.
Cav 2uyaeue oi kkodv Island, it il

IYEs.
Gov. 2uyague, oil kkods island, it is
well known v ~ along with the "grand
army and saw The elephant at Maaas
sas No has since his retnrn. issued H.
address. to tho seuale Of his State, in
which he acknowledges tha, he was as
much mislcd and imposed upon by tie
systematic falschoois OF the infamous
,,.uis,, IN ,he land W. rive here some
,y,rac.s from nj, address 10 show how
cvon The most iute,lTreut ard hcnc. meu
IN mo North have \. an deceived ~ the
mnrnc,n,l misrenrcson of the aho.
'i,;ar ,res. lie SAYS,
When III. action Of this body was
fir 4 taken The State and the country felt
M ,Lc var would from The necessil les
af mo ease be Of short duration. Since
H., ,;,,a d,o,,s hove t,.nsu,rcd which
".,'1 ~, a,.ns ~ tho wb,lr conntrv ii
w.. ~" ,,a' 1 II he ,cbellinn which.
a. .r.. c.Ii,'I unon Ia crush out. The
-. .s,,ch ,bc army Laa r,ceutly sul
rf'Jh I'.,,, ow;ny - sn m.ux e,.,se,
49,, = H. innnss;l,lc Ia at,ribui, IA 10
WAY - ,.,h;fh, ws shou,d r,r,rd AZ al.
;f,c,'rv Ali If chem ,,oin,inr 10 the con
dii,1" o' 'h'sS. "u.'u W w" o'pD''.
lbs "" WI o. ne s''ey " .ns
oae. we rave oecn :" error -" ~ W.
strength OF 'ne eh'"'y, NJ" ~ y y"
long aud pcfs'sse"' curse ~n'." "'s
heeu Puts''cu ~ vac 3'u'" 'tnu'"S
wafa th,S POM ~"l'' W. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

: = 7T7xF n
r viii rc-ovn I schccl, at nj f~sidetff, NJ
/ Monday, Sptaa,sr IGM, 10 confihoe t4,fs
Of such young ht'cs a. r,a,- y eetrnseedso ~
7 n'rih 10 give primary iansssyssner r. In
elements N thorough kas.sh cissstissi. and
will therefore devote the euslrr dsilg ussion II
the school TO thai department.
Instruction. IN tie Ancient and hoderp for
egn s,ag, 5 y III be given Of hours whirh sill
10, cn,.i,c wii'i he daily daiiey 4 u. s'iAh
eeapv.
Text books vii he selected III, Ieediar care
10 correct vics NJ our neiiosinl ips'st,is~4 ssi
political relations. nnd their nhsa'mr and exc
Isnse gtesiiy re,lacea by catrsisn, O,a' irf.uo-
lion and cAcrcis's in writing select subjects u
d.e,al,sn.
The annual exercises will inclule uinc months,
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~~~,rs;oa = ReigsthFQsanfR xssAae-
con- ,,' He Vas wosaAol, 4 SpfisgheId.
0a i;, : ~ Orr. Asy. MA bc.s
.:"s;nr S.ifas1s 80 Wes thing toa's three
H's down VS. Cred - III aloss tbs
Ess. One wss killed, and several
- woW~Asd.
W,. YoRx, August 1.-THE Post ssys
10, sevcn vA4vaspd tspoes e this week.
aJ ,ha, in case Of necessity eight thous.
md nilttia AieM ~ TlfNA
state prisoner SssId has been scat to
FOR, Lafayette: 49,. -, -. -,
,.rus that Es Minister Faulkner will b
IAN " Fort Hamilton. New York.
M also states That Washington IA FIJI
4 ,amors el the rapid aud near approach
4 the Confedesatcs, hnt that our militia
g men do not seem alarmed.
President Lincoln Ia about proclaim.
ivr cora Ella pm y ~ psrts of'sstry
BcsrS, August l9.-The schooner
windward, salt boat, has arrived: She
rports that W., pIiyateer Jem Davis
,.ptured the 6ahts Clans and Alvarado
fiN Meiaspsl ~ ~ Wiadysat tvsn
.,,.o ca1t}vcC ffoth her vsrib,m vvi3es,
"a l..t,.s.o,1.lsfl. .s-.a t.t
W. Yom Ang lS-Porty.eipht
..,..,,., -; r,ent. containins proba6ly
Co. ,hcss.na n.r ~ forSsrL in =
kw days. ur.
PmlLApxnr~,A, Aag. io.-Thisty-o.e
!, ION .hoasana. ueu. are hare. ..''4
W. Yorx Aur lV-yhe Washing.
.,,ro.,.o.dane Of tho Tribune teic
s.anh. ,I,st Nm nttaek ON Washington
49, ror aud tha, MANY If tho bcst
;'fnrmed ANY N. Son,lsrn.,rs are in force
WIZ" 80 ...nsuor,uirs Tlsy have
n'rN"' on".nnm.u,s iii. siae Of Fairfax
D" "7 oroh.hiv ~ Lutk II further IN de-
p r"' 'onsc MI
y y"a corrcsro,dcnt saxs that tho
x,rn i,cn.rtmrn, I'm, ndv;ccs that Com.
q a.. I. l., src,,u C,,r s.svss;nn
an"o,,hy II. further states that Sec.
's"r. it.~ ~An...;i ~ ljx.o1I, favor
's'a.s ~ ,l..s 49,, s..I;A s,sr rmma
Ff7~ F71FfsVs 7~'ss
c'a nm, wa.,.. w...;,,,.,,u a,s,.t .,,f x.vs
Inc ,'s"u' " se h.'" M, ~
10 aa'"s ~. o.u,has. ,,ov.r,o.,s IN ,,m
ce''ou " o ."1 ,ho Can;,oi nd I'm, un,il
vicinity -. w ..s J."1.;.s s.,,A,,. ,h.,.
'..a =. ' ~ ,s"r ~ a direct attach ON
49, ~ -h in
' LIB -. 49, tin Nopth.rn bkate.
49, ~. r;~., .rs .~,nmi,v ~.
u ~, rro,.. t;ons aud that II The Con.
ss',"r ,,,s .nccc,.d Ia closing the Potou.c
.o "''i - j.. Nd "a nrc.ut their crossiny
Wv; !. W.. .rx,..J
INV, W. 1890 A.. ,o-Th. eo,low;nv
+. .tdrnss.d to The Goycrnor, OF the
= " 49, -. G. frss,;r, - tSaons
'o'a' n~.I;.
10 We "eses"o's "
New YORK, Co"nce''c"t, MsssAe"uSs.N'
Vermont, Rsode lslAna' New i'a"p'"sf'
Name ana "io"'ga" nh,
~ order 81 thc rtes'oeh! ~" A,'
ursen'y requested 70 1o'"a'r 70 F" "s"
ing 70" ros u'".'s A1a pa'.s y. Ivy ". as'.a
81 'overnment exlT"se' ""o"'"s ''''"
ing. &c, 70 follow ,. .,e" oAurpox
lo'g"cd') s'MUN oAN nv W,
scU.evAsy " ~.
Gen DIX ana ten DAMS ~ ."' c se"
arranSsmcnt, are suoo.u'na.c 49,. 49,
Ncc'c'rn. wecSe 'erse''" r. H co"p,ss~
AA1yi"'d ''ess wass' ..e ~: r''...."s
and the D'.tr1ct ~ oo'""o's' r'''
Monroe not being Included. ssr
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u..~-.--~us------------
J. :: = =
seDshn 04vednG1b = ~ 6ee1nn
C6niodcracy,if SQesfApccs, cAt 10 had
mat Tho Sbdth VAN ma attgmrt ! con
eucst il that direction.
The Tribune has private adj BE- from
Kentucky which states the nm men
sre NP II receiving arms, anl That fou,
Or Rvc Xgin1A1s .Ars ready. III
WI Eros, Aue, el.AT7 severe
ney - s6sl1lsses on 49, nistr.
tic - 80 - n1ena1 rs conn
trj lli1llI 1I77062 bpectrd
Of ~ N * ;.aists
n - = attracting 800 1I GgIyBg
Is. I2au12n -, ~ -.
G,AscoV ~ Anes6A e4TvcryF
I'm. hs,udrrd ..,,.,..;.,o;.,. have ..ssn,
hled in Sai;.> c.,,,ut. Tho fIr;c, iii
Gems 81 GLASGOW Inyc .cE n Trstson,
for smh ,ancs "
OnoE Thousand s.r...;o,,L.. fro,
Carlton coun,~ crossed tn. rive, n,
Brunsw ick and n.rch.d aou,b ~ .rd
takinr . lar~e numl,sr Of horse. Md ~.
CONS with them
Carr Nv1 u "a ANAL ha.,Io
fought l,,st sivh.. .. CLarle.,on IN which
the Confederate are rcoortcd worstcJ
Tho contdcrases we're six hundred
Tbey lost forty killed. and sev.nteeu
wounded
Sr Lon. Auy qi-Commcrcc In,
.rst, fslIe,, into lie hands Of tLe yod.r
uiists Inc Conf,derat.. retiring v;thor,
a NAht r -" - ~ ="
Il .su,vo-o~ Anr ., .A,Jn..nr a,
srssts, ro,,,rts., ~, Ia X.n.ucLv xa.
,erJay ;n,cnd;n, n, orce 70 s.s",n. :o,,,
mand ~ ~, A. A., msnt
Jr,vpsc. NV Ar~ 9lCer C,m,l.
orJcrs nu, III ,n',;,;, and h.. a.n",n,nd
;n,rcc,or, in A.. Of tho new -r mp;i;tarv
Jis,r;c,. ~" = '''t'",'','"
~ ~...,.u.Ar Scot. IA !. ,he
h.uL a. cS,rs,6s.,ss ~ 80
J;c,cJ
81 A,x a. a.. ,p,;-,. ...f;
al 80, ~ H. n.nhor ~ u;ssrn,;sn.
.Py * ~. sa"s ,harn : Srn tooN
y, .s,,;.S ,xS Liza .,.N ~
.,,o,d.I
"V w.s,..,,.o, 81, .u,..A ~,
., wn".'" s.,'.', Ivy 49," -, -
irink las sssa ssst soFoyt lafayette.
WAsHxcFSS, Auy. 33'A Ias kusarn
mcnt is satisfied that Fremont could no,
r S"v.' u; S" ~7os' s''"e
T... ""I Dill, ~. a..u ,..,. /.
Br'gad'er General. There are no signs
OF hose'i'sy. Batter has been detained
" Woo! " command the volunteers" ~
inc ror's, ...,-,s
fot'ers committee nave reP"FWo
d's'.yN sictks' ~" many "@Alh.'v"' ~
'ne "at department - n n's'oya'' ~
iai ~. 'ae u.n:, "p" tl.. ~.
~. r,'..n, ~ ,nc In,cr,cr
f'' o. 80, ...,fx..s sa AZ. -. .,sho.sT.ryv
, .,nr.a II p.d,,.h h.a m Mimi,
ma p ri ,na Gill n;sca ,hoorJ Thc
'."n n"a. Nas rotn,rcd N padrrah
=" C, u' Of %", ,hs na,iy Nav. for tIe Yves,
and Hou,A are xvizfsi Tln Ns,wa.Al has
,akcn noo.e..ion Of tho Chris:ian Oh.
server.
Sr. LOUIS. Aug, e4.-NcCulloch, Under
date III tho 18Th ;s,ues~ proclamation
tending to quiet the approximations of the
Usiouis,s ; also a general order thank.
ro thu. army and describing tho v kat0r y
a. brilliant. NII TA
ClSciSSArr, Aug 23--The Tennessee
ans have seized the paducah aud Evans
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Thc sesalstssa Of Asrytand 90 Abs
Tn iast. sdiaurssa o~cs I'LL TscssMy,
tho lesh u kSptrsAArr. A. cfort vas
ma,le. NJ fAiisd, 10 hcM NJ ssxs ssovton
Il AnnapcFs Twin shtfrtets r. asseu.
W. II RFSAssick, =
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wnsRsauo'Hs ~. GaY H4yYn.--T1,c
following ms str nut Nd sig~i Aeanl item
Appears in tia Asdisoa (la, Curiu Of
til 10Th +f't4 * ~ -
THREATENING ST. Ioers---Gov. Morton
yesterday received .ac following dis.
patch from Gcu ffemon,
I'll HsADouanrKas. Aug IA.
Gov MoaroS Gen. Grant, at Irontof,
was attacked last night BY lIaldes. Tie
railroad at Flat River bridge * in the
possession uf the Ioufolcraics
!. g. FREMONT
MajarGclx riA Comm sndirg.
This movement tlifeaicus 81 Louis, as
u takes The command Vi sipc Isvn Noun
tain railroad.
An exchange BARNS ft1m the TaNaha4-
sec kews that tn postmaster Al Pcnsa-
cola has been acting the scounarel ON a
large scale. He has been rohbing tie
maids of',he money sst Wy the soldiers
to tls'ir farailies. on liciug paid oil, for
their services Some 10000 have been
stolen jsissaid. in Ibis way The post
master has been ar os.cd aud viii pro.
badly hc shot for the oiIcn.e committed.
Large fusntisies OF letters have been
burnt, 'anda bus'ei found Inst had been
opened and robbed of their contents.
FoG Missouri The LOUIS, NJ Courier
of the 18Th says fhat the aJminisna, on
~ making extraordinary cxertIons 30
send rciniorremrnts 10 slissousi No
legs than eighteen thousand troops baye
been sent 10 tia. State dining the last
few days, and all the regiments now
forming in iHdiona, Including Gcncial
RosseaA's Brisade, opposite Iopisvilie,
have leeli ordered TO irport Is Gen
Fremont at st Louis. imi9odiatcly.
No SrsDAi Tyc .u4s A committee OF
c'ergymcn'tf Springfield. Ohio, was ar.
pointed at payer meeting, The other
day te draw up protest .. hInst attacks
heis made by the Fedora! troops IN
-nNuav
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MARSHALL
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rl,Ht sleyc Institution viii ee fc-opened on
L 'he frs, Mondsy IN -epiersl''r pex.. under
the direction OF Mr.. ''eo. = la,cn anl Lady,
a-sls,ed by competent teachefs IN every DEPART
maut. The prices OF iginon have bfcp mach
reduced 10 anil tie iimc. Fupn' charged from
lhe time ol entrance, ul.li tn Glove Of u.t
Session, aules Ia csls,s ~ pfoirarted sickness
Alb class per session Of lwep'g weeks slg 80
al - - on
onj 90 90
u. 70 90
f,rrclr spanish, German, &c. each. . 90
Nusie .......... r. 90
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2be Music Department Vii DO at'dsf n's
dirs'tlon OF Prot A. Faly.
Nrs. h4lana lhel'agdsom y IL hsse elarse ef
lae ornamental Department.
Patronage is rssreelraily solicited.
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FxAas Ar WASHINGTON -" Ocrasicnal,'
w Washington correspondent on Tue
Pkiladclph;s Press. writes ftom The tor
u,er city .shs following pal sgrsph, which
cvinces thc fears entertained ~ they fed
crsl capitol: .
q a dlcory hae3psn star Si NJ
MT 10 days accredited % Gen. Scott,
that ,l,e forced cfAhe tFsitors IN Virginia
arc being organized into three or io'.
dtSldqhi, e(lh Of W ~ i n p e!soetce
10 particular point, so ~ 10 form :
comlieSd aad sima3saaaoaS sttsck on ti'e
city q WasliDe>sn Thus VIC are 70 10
ssssiled from the Maryland ~ md ~
virriuis ssae. A feint viii b made u
Aalarton Us3ehes, ~ as to osewpy our
troopS %hers e1tsspcsed. whik tbe enemy
rn,l'es Ia upoh % from tho other lide o.
1rikssows, Ash itslu ~ SdFders Of
MARYLAND IN IN nos>h - secrecy -
Inc Confedcrates renders il extremely
|{|esYI s'5 |. i : .;y IT,,
10 this theory ~ high qsas.ese