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q gain We have the ASSURANCE from
Washington that the loyal men Of Ten
nessee are to be armed, and this time the
assurance is sccomp anied with deeds. The
n4en el Kentucky, and the Tennessee
fueitives Il t.2a1 statc, hsys now $4,000
sand Of arms, and comprehensive plan
Is said to i,e in progress for the complete
1u,fllnent Of the hopes Of this brave but
belea. uered people. Let it be done now,
and thoroughly dcne, and what has been
lest by delay may yet be recovered. Gen.
Zclicofer, and other relel euiissaries,
lave doubtless made considerable head
way in "aarmcnizing differences" las they
call ~ n tits portion Of Tennessee,
though The sweeping assertions Of a
Memphis dispatch this morning are
rather ahead Of the truth, if not quite re-
fresbing as ia1sehoods. We seem to see
psrscp Brown lew reproducing his Knox
vile Wig as an crgan Of JEFF. Davis.
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had III encounter in Western Virginia, and
that Lee was routed, losing sixteen pieces
of car1on and all his military stores, was
circulated on the street last evening, and,
cn the faith Of real or bogus dispatch
posted ia the 1remon. House, WAS gener-
a1ly believed. It is unquestionA5ly false
ooc of those csnards reckie5s1y invented
snd srvedily believed IN time Of high pub
lie excitement like the present. We can
zot too strongly urge upon our readers the
observance OF proper degree Of caution
in regard to baseiess stories which
thc ushtless msn put aAcat to hear them
selyes talk ard to make others wonder,
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that they hsve some military heads among
them. Of course, We must expect them 70
meet these bard zaet5 By certain quantity
Of bluster. They must call out few more
millions Of volunteers, and they must make
confident dsmGrd upoa an iscrsdulous
eter ing, But behind all this khe7s mus rise
q gattef7sq doubt 14dt this Southern nut IL loo
daTd to crack, daats that tie aaitaru line, Gs q
matter of business duss rot cnsaeeF. Tns North
hss ntW ma0e it experiment, and not only
lag It & OF aEsH sHsteIi but Ne p'Sca5s has no.
been eGceurag Eg As a matter ct habi5, aal
to ease the Ainer1caE mind, y ce-tSin 4ntity
Of threats and tall words uay be necessary,
and they may pzsa. Bat they Kili b. OF sm III
ataI1 ag az aiast the facs g, thy IoE stand. II
The: 33laeE oi the Picture Of that screaming
crnxa--the Grand kmY Of tae Potomac, Sc
tlenefn 81 Washington lose every caazm.
F.e'a the. e.7sas>s. Aug.5 +
1R*a complete sics9ry-as much pietory as
AusNs3ikz, Ali the incidents Of q victory are
frankly stated in tbn New York telegram. All
TIC artine ~, arms, Ecrls, ard small erms,
lave been captuf-d By tha- Canfsdsr
2teE: And nos what n*xt? 40. one
can hofc that tbs is Of tAoae vietories ,1hscA
produce peace IheTs Mill be shonts Of eaattdtion
oil oses the South, aud Tiers mill Be- frenzy au
o"eT st Ao77h but toe caraaot hes that there saW
te dHy thought Of peacf. We nay be Enre that
tie Hfet asht vti1 BIZ for fevs:uge We will
make no remark npaA the number Of CASUAL
ties recorded, excep* to say that other tele-
erams have azTivedrher which put it much
higher; for ne shall 4e glad to hear tia. ench
4 light can ha7e beeB. foug 1t at the cost Of 500
nep. Every one Of theae will have kis circle
ct 1.iende and bis sWern lessste Of avengers.
The army which Las jatt hee1 routed mas had
al its spirit broken, SID as 4 military body
has ceased to exist but there are ten time.
a5 InaDy ready TO teae OF, DEs7hapa to the
tame fate We wish ye could fed something
in this rictorY to cpsgrasutate e!tAe1 the vic
fo1s OF the y75q1 :eE=a. Vic 8ish we could
see in It the p abab;e 1suse Of that humility
or that eontantmeat wh5ch might fl ii.sate
DEGce. We CID, howIT-1, bhap:,i7, see ia it
EethsDg but what mnst EtinE.nta the evil pas-
kions Ct both c"mbash111s
From the LaEdon News
Tie deie1t Of tbs N.s7sh shuts the door to
compronise CT TO acq=iescence On any terms
The South ceH OFF, tie Union is bound to
1quer loW. TIE Gpsrit cf NeW E,g,and
and The NortnHeE, NIL rise 20 the occasion
Gnd NE Of the CID 1aef, t:ied e:id str5ngt the1ed
ny Eany reveraes, saall not BE- sur rnrise1 If GU
sl1.men Lever rest un;ii tnay nave tnrned de
:ea1 INTO victory.
IFsc.n the LoEdon Telegraph
| The lattle OF Bull Rua E&s lsttls which
| It seecrd to Mageosa cr E9 Solfe:!no in actual
slaughter, vas marked 18th more t;a7eaom6d
hostility. Tnt doMihsnt feeling in Eagiane
| IN ibis unhappy quarrel is one OF u2falsnet
| and bitter sorrow. If Au,erivaas labor for OH
! moment unuer thu iE,Isssicn ts2: The sue
| ,eeEts CT 7eVerses of GEE or Of Ire other sec
lion of the cumbataats Ei:l awaken aaythiat
Ike pa1tisan feeling il his coal.-Ec, they az
1acst grleyously mistaken.
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a cc:.el,-G e,z,+,nect Of the regiments at
'-.. :!-. .s1e.., rr.ez com11and Of Gen. Pren-
-, Z. i .-s>E.
y ii.tti- Con Cook
!. .~:,--, GO. Lose.
.3.:s ys,I:.-s, E@:- Tarchia.
:1e Ils.rslss, III. alexander.
=; &. -setr. Cn; Hecher.
=, ! a., N IN Ctocke-.
-: Iowa, Co. LauTan.
j.: y: : c::r, CO., B!aaa-
C~l I.sTa BA:-esy OF ArtiEe;y -
a.. Sur es's Home Guard, (inf&1trs}, Of
"a ,rl..
;.:x;=r arr greatly needed, aud are coming
+ 5w-:@. Mu.A4 OF transport are a!so very
q. 6c4t1t
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FRDH MISSOURI.


GEN: PRICES OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or TIE
LATE BATTLEREBELo OFFICERS KILLED
ST. Louis. Aug 21-Gan. Price's official 1e-
pSSEt OF the battle NEAR Spring field saya tue
ed 3,2a1, OF which 1856 we're killed aud SIT
wounded. Among the killed are Col. Wight
maD, Col Brown, Adjutant Bannett, Car.
Blackwell, Lieut.. Gel. Auhir, Capt. Engat,
Lieut., Hughes, Capt. F1rziE, Capt Hslocs,
Lieut. Haskins, Capt Coleman, Maj. Rogers,
and Col. Allen. Among the wounded are
B,;gadier General Clask, Col; Barbrlagc, Col
Foster, Captains Nichols, Daugnsrty, Arm
strong and Meige, Col Kelly, C5L Ca@tborc.
aDG Capt, McIa.Tsy. Many OF the wolodz Of
beth men ard officers are reported norta.
GtD. Price makes no mention Of &cCaAoca's
1o1c.s in the battle The entire EeaA army
Lad been ordered to move forward ol Gan
Lyon in four columns, at nine o'cloch on the
hight rr+4ious to the batRle SO as to suzrou1a
Srrir gfe1d ard begin simultaneous ottaes
at GaE break. But the order was counter
handed in consequence Of the darkness OF Eae
Light and a Thousand stories-
REPORTS BROUGHT BY AN ESCAPED PRIs-
CANTON COFFEE M1sEs, franklin Co., An.
gust 20.-The correspondent Of the St Louis
Democrat furnishes the following intelligence:
"a sergeant belonging to company Of the
I'd United States Dragons arrived here to.d.y-
having escaped from the rebels by whom he
Springfield. He reports that McCrl1oca was
1aorte1ly wounded, and died at Springfield the
morning after the hattie. His body vae placed
in tin lined coffin, which wss filled with
whisky aud closely sealed Gn6 sent South ward
on Thursday evening, accompanied by his
hodg guar: sa6 8 teT companies Of soldiers
He says Ger. Price Was badly wounded, and
thinks be will NC: be able to take conEaad
again soon. The rchsls were reinforced Sat-
rTday night after the battlo, bE 1000 man IN
Ger Mcbride, very many Of whom had ne arcs.
It vas current among tue reb is thar 10, 600
Of :aeir army would make forced marches on
Jeffer7on City end take it. His Informant says
THAT the 1aet charges By the Kausas and Iowa
regiments and Ins Dragons forced tla enemy
to ret1=at three mics, where they waited till
night, in ccn@teut expectation Of again baing
ezt4eked. He says TWO more regiments woald
have driven the rebel army into Aska7Eas;
| the terrible havoc made by fstsap's and D1-
bo;s' batteries having filed them with diszaa7.
! He thinks GEO low eslima5e Of their killed
| and wounded The troops with whom this
| s:rageon ksp. him in IGNORANCE Of tha route
| they pursued but told him they were going tt
| join Gen. Pillow. From The description of!1t
| country through which tasy moges,, il is be
lieved they were mating for come point ueal
! p.IFt K.pk
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4 dispatch IN the Associate Press report,
this morning, saying that the attacks on
tise Administration IN the New York jour
nal>, ere though1 to have been ins:igated
by .4e Eecessionists, is one Of CAmecon's
TICS; touches. the Administration las
rot oiln attacked. TIC di4t1ibes against
t..e management of the War Department
that means Carncron-have been bitter,
ircqu< ard well deserved; aal # they
are the work Of secessionisls, the whole
& urtry nas been tanapered with; because
evfry man Ct whom We have heard, from
Mime 10 Nebraska, utters his name only
Ntih ttjurgations. That story won't do.
, 1861-08-22

LOUISVILLE: Aug M.-The Nashville bazdts
eays rumber Of Northern printera, engaged
st The Southern Methodist Publishing House,
hare LETT for the North.
John Clark, a Northern mas, rea:dens III
Tennessee fci eeuse time past. and nov CaP-
counfy. Las Ceen arressed for treason, aad
brought 10 Nashville for trial.
TIE Memphis Aua!aaachs strongly appears
for aid far :he wives aad children Of vcsaa:
cess who sic left destitute bS the absence OF
Husbands aad fathers.
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IHE RHs4EIA7H H18Ht1&&k11xcat" ~ *s1o<&*
NEW YoaK, August 2l-:fhe Ersnsng Restts
Washington correspondent te1egFapns that
The statements Of Russell. ottAe London 1u1sS
that there Vas no hand to hand lighting, sad
10 battery taken by cur. troops at s:on=
Bziese, IS deniAa Eere hy high military snthor-
is. Mr.. Ruse=n's reports taat the sn'thso~
aisu Legacy has been sqaaEdercd II the par
class Of 4 rkanEas bonds, and that T. ne govern
zneE1 is dishonored hy the Transaction Is also
false. .......
The correspondent Of the Consrn.rei1s also
says tbat the feeling 2z1oEg cur military au-
tEc1ities ID intense agaiGst Russell They 49,
sat that gene Of his statements are faisc.
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II x. 7. Iast uf the 2o.n inst has the fol
.cvirr item OF EewE, which nc faa1 is too
too6 e .:e trne: -
3. :be a1s;y-! of tie schooner. Hannibal,
C.,t1.E N entToz.h, e. tliB port from saint
T 1Lp4css. we 1csra ttat news Was received at
s.. II ossas, on tbt taird ot August, that the
.tt@i i: ateer Sumter hal heeE captured BY
crt c( our rocr-of:waf, name not understood
Til. rept It was received by steamer which
lac arrived ut 81. Thomas from Curacao.
1t IL stated that The sumter nad lo4t naE
i. Curacao, aid being unable % fud him. lett
tra cruise, .e return In a fex ca5s. Mean.
,;1,s " A.ue7i ca1-14sz1-o war cAns iEto port
va j., IA WI: csr be-. Nasn - sautsr rs r.
- vas st l2sc dates lying in the port with
=. .a.. FIR. fiYinR.
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EEAaltEEt9N Facts and Rum Dts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-'The Government is
r. ere is lees anxiety 1espec:ins 81 attack
On Washington All is quiet ~ day.
Mr Bateler. late member Of Congress- rom
the Hafper's Ferry District, has been arrested,
and it is reported that he will BE- sent to Fort
lafayette.
TIE Navy Department entertain 10 doubt o.
its sb1,t5 to keep open the navigation OF tae
Potomac, which is uninterrupted, and Vessels
constantly a1riyiEg5t
WASHINGTON, arg. 21-The severe news
paper structures on the Administration, are re-
ga1ded as attacks tr the country. Many are
ieArtd IS being in fae interest Of Secessianists.
This susjert Is attracting attention in " Wash-
iIgton.
Asj. Barry, Of AtcClellan's staff, IS today
appointed Brigadies General OF volunteers.
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wAh MEETING.
SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST ~.
LET EVERYBODY COME,

'tt5uW:n bt 4 War MEETING Of Eae ciIi-
zcps of Chicsgo cn Saturday evening next,
Committee, to take into consider lion various
xas.ters concerning tae welfare Of the Illinois
volunteers snd The protection Of cur country.
Tt: place ard hear CT melting to be here
sf1sr 51;eaated. Let aI prepare 10 s.tend
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One TRAITOR ARRESTED AND ANOTHER
D1scovERED.-Ws lsarn tat 9 Iaaa u-Daed T.
3. Lincoln was = srested in Cincinnati On the
cta,ge Of tTeaso' Il as being Con sda1aee spy.
showing hin to be Texan, aad we're Of such
nature % to warrant his eomm;im ens. a
bearing OF nis cage was had yesterday Among
his pzper we're found Iats Of ths p-inc:ps.
sectss'e ,nists in the South, prices Of ea7sl.y
rae s..:und the following bo7ae boafshe rom tie
Ho oSoRABIE q Jesse D. Bright:
Vt AREuN9ToK. Msrch /, 1881.
VITO His E1cel1encJ, JEFF. Davis, Pred1dent South
ern q ntederacy:
| DEAR Sm-Ehts will introduce to you m3
| ye1J particular friend, T. B Lincoln, @ao VS.
| is Klchn ond for the purpose of exhibiting;
to sou an improved fire arm, Witch be *i5asa
ep.e,sS,i.ts spt n oa ehoia % yoa can 10 = rstY:
! q JrssE D. BRIGHT"
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The Quota OF PsnnsJlv2niA Troops
GQ1HH FORWARD.

ton OF Gov. Curtin has Desn nobly responded
to. TO- More than three thousand men have al
ready been forwarded. Tue 1st regiment,
commanded hy Col. Black, E1.Governor Of
Nebraska, left for Washington last evening,
march in few dsys. The remaiuder will be
made up and dispatched st the rate Of TWO
regiments week Ali regiments will be eff
cefed by experienced men, selected with great
caution By Gov. Cn-ti1, and most Of whom
have been In active service in the fsld.
About two-ibiri1s Of the rank and file are re-
cIEiEed from returned volunteers.
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PF1vAteaTH Sumter and IeH DAvl&.

NEW YoBK, Aug. 2L-The schooner Web
ster, arrived, REPORTS being chased By pzi.
xateer in lat. q, long. IS. Also, that the bark
Cardclia was chased in lat q, long. g.
Tie gu2-boat Keystone State isft St.
Thomas on the Sth Inst. IN Gearca Of pFi-
4ateeTs.
The Sumter put into The port Of Trinidad
to coal. The JEFF Da3is was ses1 nearing tee
Mona passage On the 10sh inst, where nhe
tank Enhn+a-,Gr
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B5 a.7er:iesEe-. in another coiuuin it Will
lie a=eE 12: tee Eef style ct Postsge Stamps
Lave ht n .ees ivc; It I'll" ChEcaso Post Office,
;r6 liz: fae Cd @sri5tirs Will Uet be reco5-
4z.G XIX: i: e 277~a last, uu'il which time,
1<,~ey:1, aoi5ers n..s exchange them for thar
~: Ss1y2 =. ths: p.s: 0dlce.
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GLASGOW, Mo, Ang. 21-About 1,500 Sc
,essienlsts Rave Assembled in Sal;ns County,
and are organizing either to join Gen PRICES
Grmy in the south, Or for local operations IN
the surrourGing cnnntles- In view Of the iat-
ter purpose, The Union citizens Of this pIace
have sent to Gen. Fremont for protection.
Some thousand or mora secessienists Of Chsri.
Ton County crossed the Missouri River At
Bsunswick cn Saturday, and marched soath-
ward to join Ptlce's forces IN they southwest
They took large Number Of horses and war
CONS with them
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R0m0fs that are their own Denial.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 21.--The Memphis 4aa-
zanche Of the 10Th says Ge1- William q
Croweil, who has returned from brief visit
10 East Ttnnessee, reports that Bridges, tas
Federal representative elect, addressed the
Bradley county volunteers at Knoxville, say
ing be would enlist aud fight against Liuco1n'a
bordes, also that Mr, Nelson would shortly
issue an address advising acquieaenee in the
will Of TIE majority Of the State; and, finally,
tu4t BroMnloFy Will soon issue his Whig, and
aoTccate the cause Ct the South against her
fIs17lffSS
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But Bhs-e Was the fent I looked In Vasn4
There wae, indeed, eone cannonading IN iront
Ct nc aud n their rear, but still the HElag
was comparatively dittant, and the Euaaways
wgTe Ia out of range- As l advanced the
nunI.eE ct carts diminished, but the mouated
nen increased, and the column OF tusluSes
BECAME denser. a few buggies aud light VIE
chs 1it1sd with men, whoss fRces would hAVe
seine, tried to pisrcc the road Of the nsRs Of
cncts which were row eoiidifed and moving
On Ike 4 glacier. crossed 4 small ditch BY
the reaS side, get cut on the fcad to eEcape
ONE snake terces. a:ld lacking before me, saw
! there WEE st;I crowd OF men in lru5sms
! cou1la. along. the road w5s sr;er7n With ar
! 1iclss e e:oybiDg-fEe4ocks, waiIs-besss, s:-i-
/. ;.,rcn texss cars. 5fes5; cosss: mss t1A!: mlr
I tfcaI Instruments, cal5tlGE:E, 6ay1n:s and
| .ne3{he. ewc1ds sEa petals~-eFea biscuits,
t 8h;+s L.css 5y IL: road--i5e, saW, FOR tba
1irEt ;;ue, 6 t<suE If EDfsut.y Wit. 1o:'t @f'as
i nxrch;pu 1esululy sn5 Tep;djy to t.T6s VI
/ Their f.ets Etr. Ect h;aGkt1e: 1V y2Tncr
snd it p q e7idcat taas had ..ot hsa1t engaged:
j. e4r=y 10 t;:Cet:c,l .Sle oh' r., ~ ~ = !:
-f5eer tod ma-tI brstkea Ets:isi': 1N IL:
t2c:: t. Ctr iiuca- Tl2 @ssss:: 'sta 80 e's'
sneeees-" This wss easlziig u eGe "ii2 &; =
e;ne thTo7G:: ssSh sce2: : 80 W.. W
| GtssitE }.r: ridden, I fanpnNe 2E saE r.:
<z,les fSr Il: LII, iha1Et it ii rot W
70 h sEze :: Ia I:r'-4:es; 1ae', Eaelhl
EafSE0 LII fLl:e H!'tkH, E3E:st Fih W III ~
pee Ct g7cErdt neTc.d ana ciEcling ssi:c
: Va f-7::t Tee i'd pieces w.afs ua1la.osvs'
. | 6: /. cua :Ging tie road TIE parting I
i ts1n ;>erses z thc resE looked as t.eu9'
| 11sy kxd been hesd worked, ard -
rr11nt7e ana dEi12Es lacked wosn :.a q
. its;5. E:c;T:Eg sfo.s 6euueed e'css :
!, fesne ft1ocgt tt1e poods, but ,hs isuns en III
l.r,,t lsng.r msinsalaea aaesr ire 1 VT
;us. ;: o.t to ask ono Of the 1aen Ter 4 ;7gn
vie gies opntteriDg Ere on ny right sttra -
I | ms attrrttop, snd ous Of the torres. Or aon
8 he -pad futhe5 8 number OF nsa' Kce 81
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RAPID CoMMuH1cAT1oN BETWEEN WASH
Heros AND R1cHMoSD.-There are plenty Of
active agents in Washington. I: will be re-
membered that when President Lincoln made
his first vall for seventy five thousand men,
JEFF. Davis on the following day issued pro-
c!amation calling for hundred and fifty thou
sand and now that the President has issued
proclamation interdicti1g al commercial IL
ercnnIse ty eea or land with the States ia re-
bsIliou, we ind it as actively responded to By
the rebel ehief, who commands oil Northern
ere to leave the 8outEern States within forty
DAYS from the date Of his proclaim aelon. These
are public facts, it is true, hut they show tha:
before Washington lews Is veil promnlg ated
at the North il is knoE8 in Richmond. Tae
Government ought to arggars:za . de*ac:ive
! eorps to pre7ent these facilities Of coInuuui-
| cation beirg enjoyed By tha insurrec; ;t:oaists,
! arG il wGu1d be desirahie ST the saui. time 70
| leok irto the several departments eud sweep
t the seeeEEionists, come OF #ho.n are dousS
| }e rebel agents, out Of the serV .ee- TnsS Ease
c1e siding ead assisting the re.oels uader th;
! very eye Of The Federal Cove rumelt st Wash
iugtop il notorious, and thf IL net having bes'
rus strated II their design, before this show
tbst there is great negls It Of daily soz1ewaers
! ~ r Hesu{f.
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<Joeeern{uE the Blockade and eiae
FrfyxEeet 2Nf1xeE.

EffVxKeG1 NNfuxH4- =.
NEW YoaK, August 21--A Rsitish sehooas on
e. has s1riyed here from Bfrmuda With 'o'
la1rtls OF spirits Of turpcntine, pfoesbty rue
,;vsr fio1a North Carof{na-
The echocnsr Pharaon, ffoEa CuTaeoa the
6.b, avs The reported capture # the rEiVateer
spmtsr is urtrae, roThing heT!ss been heard
ron heE since she Lett on the 2f.h ut. - * y
rnn,v1ed thas tas Governor was reeslled tss
auuF;ce her to enter that pcrz-
, 1861-08-22

The Ashtabula Sentinel Ct the 18Th says:
:" Mr. Giddirgs was attacked on Saturday af:
te1noon with psroxism Of the complaint
from which he has occasionally suffered,
bin symptoms were really alarming; but he Is
row dong well, and decided to be out Of dan
ger by bis physician, and Likely to be entirely
Recovered IL a few days. Ever since the late
eefeat at Manassas, he has been very much ex-
the recen: hot weather in the getting up Of
the Twenty-Ninth regiment -making iva
trips to Columbus, aud travelling and speaking
all over the conntJ-by which his phyaicA
strsuntf1 has htcu eYer.taxed.o
, 1861-08-22

a :I.pa'cA teem Washington states Capt.
.ivs;..:l. a.. IT, Gsn. forse1 1as, been of-rea
=" Ii. u lc:oneley in Judge D;csey's OIL
r., -: n--i cf ca:s,lr5i Capt Averell belongs
.Lv :. -, t. ftrv;ee aud is represented t.; BE-
:. :,-c iatuA,e> c2tnlFy officer
, 1861-08-22

CAmo, Aug. 2l.-Ihe navigation Of the hzis-
sissirpi River is uuobstr1cted. Two gun
i,oat=, the 4. 0. TYLER and Lexington, lett this
ro,t yesterday morning for Commerce, Mo,
10 dieperss the rebele. When the boats az
rsrea they found the enemy had already 1eft.
l. is reported that party Of rebels 1000
es.oag are encamped within i've miles OF
Co,r1aeree also that 10,ooo Of Pillows forca
ere at Eikeeton, Is miles from Birds Point. AL
ouiGt here,
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Cbiragn Triht1tte


E For afternoon Dispatches sec Seeo'sd
RN-
r. F3r "1Tantsss and 81 ,Saic" -a,lusTttse-
s3lfrtS set Fourth I:sge.
, 1861-08-22

The latest reports from Washington
represent everything as quiet at Washing
tor. The fear Of an im1ne diate attack
sltns 70 have abated.
, 1861-08-22

Mos1rr11s., August 21-fha ORION Con-
yeDtioa DonIpsted ,or Governor Hon An
d1eE trey oI Woedetoek The cnEe=tioa
wsg unanin03ts and enthusiasm
, 1861-08-22

ST. LOFTS, Aug. sL-The Commit eas Of
Safety sppcinted By Gen. Pope IN CaltoHsy,
Lisco1n sud Pike Counties rep57.. satisfactory
accounts O: affairs il. tLair counties. Many
7sv!csa characters have been driven ont Of
thst regiea, s:nd the court!es north Of the
liver beng deprived Of their presence, are be-
c0miru t1liet and settled
, 1861-08-22

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2l-The largest seces-
sion fu,ee ietween Manassas and 0ur lines ID
1T Fa,1fd1 Court HSuse. AL. qnist on the
PutoC1ac.
, 1861-08-22


LOUISVILLE, August 21.--Tt2ve1 southwarI
fIcm lere continues uninterrupted, although
energetic measures are adopted to prevent
tic transportation Of cont1aband goods.
, 1861-08-22

Departure Of 3Ir. 1Eos1ey.
Bosros, Aug. 21--Mr. Motley, ii! mister to
Austria, wea q passenger ou the Europa, which
! ailt,G to dAv
, 1861-08-22

IGGH' II A kp t. u u = - Il
Ii TErss-Hs71nac and s1 forms ct Rupsure
cured i tic ara Rubber T-u'f-
zs;ggs' Hard Rubber Truss
Tbls Trrss is having . .nccezs u curing Rgptrres
tsfpI u1kncwu,t0 tee history Of IruFses, palke ali
Riggs Hard Rubber Truss,
athe1 ruse din the following respects. 1t Si 1cs2-
Riggs Hard Rubber truss.
rust nhe psire b ing with Bard Rubber render
ing e7yio.s to moisture or peFsplf lfatio1 1fo sae
KiggS' Hard kabber Truss.
hcdyl lor break, ch2fe. gail b:iaieE. VIII net *f1
ur Eoye, de press lnura TIC cord; 1t as4a
Eiggs' Hard Rubber 1'russa
reccmes hltsy, and Is .lEays as geod a. rev = ~
Lave b. en Used by soeJ pezssns in this e and
kiggs' Hard Ru.her TRUSS.
znrrEdi1 eonnIE E1thin = Enon,ss ~ Ia aa has
IL efetenceS can be given If cared In thlz g ty
81 sears stsr 01ng; 1t il universally SGEE0W
py I'll ej1eBt surgeo as tha My Trnss TT N use
r. Perscsa wishing rts Inst3 1I1ent cal Es htf By
keuEtng the i5e II Inches aEeEnd sae hts q line O
ruDtr Yt, to J, t:EELES, iA Leke street. htca5o
Sole AgaasfOf the Hes-frn tasss-
Post Dface Box 1856. Send for Pasnah.et By H'aia
AuH36--1Y
, 1861-08-22
sn> Anngrtl8fnisnt5.

G. q. SCRIVEN, dIrsr:is:ns AaeHt, 50 Deer
bern st.. l. authorized to :scszrs 10Es~tissn:s os
this and all the LsadiEg leg1ers Of s Nc-2asa:ess.
, 1861-08-22

W. NTED-A good Gutter il
W Merchant Tailoring Estabusr Inent; one vao
ndy aaa 1saals ise1s iii - ss sae u II,
suits address M. FElsE-5RELb, AErera. Ill
o7-tlx
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

.,c~FeE IA purse was made up few
,,ars s;aco ~ the patriotic Ladies' Of Boulder
-.-e.., .he raatcria.s purchased and Gag II
l, Is ra,:, ~ their own hands On the even
~: % h, b. :he aforesaid flag was elevated to
,r- .oF of pole 50 feet high, and nov La
.t.c,taii, ever the borae of the fair ones 20
~.i>ec 3. I. is a beautiful banner. Mrs. john
Ltrcas.s~ contributed u s;rcamer to accompany
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

v,,,7.s-...,,, 5;Arcu.-A Wrestling match Is
.e,re IL Net. Tracy's On Broad street The
r.o5 IS r5.et with Witnesses Of the sport. The
,yr,sjtc-e 81. C9tnish,ncn aud the style is Cor
7r-h r4- epcTt commenced On the 4ih and viii
,.rhaGs - ta4 man is proclaimed victor. The
..t,-,s .r- o. considerable valne. a large mar
carl2a wills. who came al the way from Tue
;rune -oart7 exp5ytn- to he tae winner, he
-1,s7 ne ':.,1 'tcser been throwa was to-day laid
eeaa;.ss!', oA bis back ly wrestler named os-
'r.as ~" vsishs forty p'n1ds less than his
.,otqearisr Sam. Ostes IS the umpire.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

\ RTNyscXScE or TEs fouRTH.-Whcn
Ion lIaricy ,loscd the look with extreme uuc-
u.n af.cr h4ishng the reading Of :ac Declare
r:or y Independence, fellow in the back
grouaI cc,,ld not restrain himself and cjaculr-
tsl; '&id II he give 'em h--lL. BY gerry.
.tnt. Il. nes. thing TIL vii =
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

I. STARE KING delivered an Grafton at Sacra-
mento on tho 4rh. 1t wss undoubtedly n most
eloquert address