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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
In CAMP, BucKnANsoS, Upshor Co.. Va. !
Thursday, July 4th, 1861.

In CAMP, BucKnANsoS. Upshor CO.. Va. !
Thursday, July 4th. 1851. :
Dear Father, Mother, and oil lie jriends
have seon pretty tough times
since left tho river. After we left Bellair
we came to Marietta and stayed all night
The next day we came to Parkersburg, on
tho Ohio, and were kept there to guard the
B. g. o, II. r, for three or four days, and
then came to Carksburg. and staid there a
few days. There we received our tents, bag
gage-wagons. &C., from Quarter Master Gen
Fitch, (once Con. Fitch We thore re.
oeived orders to march The first day we
marched eight miles. and csmped right in
the midst of dense forest. There we came
in with the tive Indiana Regiments, and the
Cold Wator (Mich) Artillery. We then
took up our line of march for this place
The first day We marched ten miles, and the
next night were ordered about 10 o'clock and
had a forced march of twenty miles, aud got
to this place about o'clock the next morn.
ing. without any tents. Our tonts had moi
come up. 1t rained all night and oil the
next day. We were all sick, sore aud hun.
cry. We may be at home before
the goth. From your obedieut son,
o. N. MoGONIGAL.
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The following letters. though not written
for publication, will be found of interest !,
our readers .:
BronANNAN Va, July 3rd, 1861.
DRAR PARENTS Ill is some time since
l have written to you, and is four O, five
weeks since l have heard from you; bu,
90 not expect 10 get any more. letter.
I'll l get back now, as we are beyond the
extent oi Northern mail and should have
had no chance TO write to you now, bu,
Mr.. Houseworth is going home on fur.
Tough, ,ond can send it TO where folks are
civilized.
We have been following Gov. Wis,
for some time, and, although report say,
he has as many men as We, still he appear.
TO think his best way is TO run, aud We
find that the Virginians are mighty pooc
on foot. The Union men here saw iba
the "Secesh" can run faster IN III,
mountain sides, than we can down. Gen
Mcclellan l think has given up trying
10 catch them, and the talk is now thai
we are going TO Richmond. (about $50
miles. } We have been on pretty shor,
ralions for week or two. The Col. does
not attend 10 his "biz" very well.
was very sick few says ago. The
boys thought was poisoned. I had all
the symptoms. but was we'll enough SO
that followed the Regiment, and came
up with it here the next day but one afer
they left. am as well as ever now
The boys all thought was going to die
The night they left me. We are now nea,
the mountains. and have very cold nights
and most OF the boys have thrown away
half of their blankets rather than carry
them, and We sleep rather cold sometimes
but IT will be warmer in a few
days, when We get TO Richmond. tbinl
there are not SO boys in the whole Regi
ment who are not sick of their bargain
but have not been sorry for singl,
moment that / enlisted. When | an
well, | can stand the fare If il is hard
and when ! am sick, l don't want anything
10 eat.
Ed Munsell and Mar. E sg!esion we're lef
at Clarksburgh, sick they are now nearl,
well. Chas. Shattuck and Perrin Calkins
we're left at Marietta. These are all ,h,
Chardon boys that are left sick. Yo,
need not write again as shall not ge
your letters il you do and l presume
shall not be able 10 write again, as have
no money nor paper. l am better of
than most OF the boys now for / have go
3 cts., and that makes a monied man O
any one here. Yours,
PEMBROKE M. COWLES.
hPerrin Calkins haa arrived n, boc,,
on a furlough.
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THRASIiER, DUl,FEE s. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys IL CounseiIors at Law,

CHAnpoN GEAuGA COUNTY, o.,
Will give prompt attention to business entrusted
60 them, in Geauga aud adjoining Counties.
8rOl'ice over DIR. J. Nichols Drug Store.
a. II. TuRAsNER, l.. F.. DURfEE, I. N. HATHAWAY
Chardon, Nov. 25th 1859 5l5u
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From the Geanga Rifles.

1.-THE following letters. though no, written
for publication, will be found of interest to
our readers
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16
OFFICE, NO. 63 SECOND STREET

OFFICE, NO. 63 SECOND STREET.
0NDoUBTED SECURITY AND Low RArEg
me undersigned represent their old established are-
capital exceeding ~ ~ "e"ie6"'e
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
&TNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD 90 MO- ooo
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD. $50 600
MERCHANTS ms. Co, HARTFORD. .. a5o. ooo
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO., HARTF0RD...... $4,000
M4sSAsoIT ms. Co, SPRINGFIELD. OOoo
SPRINGFIELD ms CO, sPRINGFIELD..... 5Oc,ooO
ATNA LIFE INSURANCE Co, HARTFoRD.... a5nooO
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LONDoN...... asOo,oO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid atythe Agency.
sII-I 7 PROFIT l. cONc
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no YOU WANT WHISPERS?
~ DO YOU WANT WHIsKERSp
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHEP
Do YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
BELLINGHAI'S
CELEBRATED
STI NJ u LATING UENT
n LIZ n nrIA

FOR THE WHISPERS AND HAIR.
Of the United States that they have obtained tie
Agency for, and enabled to offer to the
public the above justly celebrated aud word-renowned
TIE STIMULATING. oNGUENT is prepared by DR.. c.
belingham, an eminent physician of London, and is
MgSTACHE in from three to weeks This article is the
only one OF the kind used by the French and in London
Is 9eauthul, economical, soothing, yet stimulating
eomround acting as II by magic upon the roots csnsina
scalp will badness and csuse ~ si 10 tHe
place Of the bald spots ue growth Of new hair nnI
5 70 DIRECTIONS will turn tony hair ptRK
smooth and flexible The onguenm is an ~ sI
article IN every genemans toilet and ate one rssI
are the only Agents the article in ba
p states to whom all orders must be addressed ~
Dealers or box IF 40 sale by all Druggists and
d eaeGu VIII he sent to any who desire it. by mail
ss Ippy to or paGEsd on receipt of price postage
HORACE L. HEGEMAN CO.,
nlizgIl u William street, New York
DOGERS' AND OTHER CFTERP 1TT0
IL MAKES OF ENGLISH TABLE CIITIFpV 1911 ~
for our sales FAMILY USE and ma mad b
KNIVES: do do CARvERs, very super ABLE and TEA
finest qualities we havea very large Of
CUTLERY For sale on very reasonable terms by 'f
fe19-tfr Nos. ZIG and 2ls Baltimore stree,
WINE DEPOT
w For the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES a
Messrs. MOET CHANDON, Epernay.
HOOK WINES of Messrs HENKEL L CO., Mayance
BORDEAUX WINES Of Messrs BRiNDENBURG
FKERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIEs Of Messrs. R. BRUNINGHAUs, Nuts
ol7tf, P. T!ERNAN d SON..
'A' IAN Charles street.
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Stora0e,

STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR cor
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse ha vino tyn ~
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to --7 WV '" ''-
i2-tf Wood sir eaSs1 ION, q 20
STORAGE WANTED. -On first floor of War
Noho"se No II Smiths wharr, at low rstes,by
t.oo =, CHARLES PEN DERGAST.
-t' II Smiths wharf
SToRAGE.-Capacityt to the extent OF 10, 0Oo
Inareis aerchendiEe he obtained at Henderson,,
"i I- PPly 10 JOHN HENDERSON K Co,
myI!-t corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
81 q TIE large Warehouse No l22 $ Eutaw street oppo
premises to REP Il WOLF F -'Pp'S f Se - ne
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
ora;es in Warehouse No, 6s South street.
auc2-tF &c es :: n St1iiitn,
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guhIit gaIfs
Is Il. LEEfhaBN q ca
'tiCHANAE'C WuApE
TRUSTEES SALE.

as@ TRUSTEES SALE.
n cit Ok decree Of the Circuit Court for Ba
% ~ t,e exchange, SaleSrooms, on Second sreat
T toT Ok FARGEI ST. 81 " GR 2ff6 PtS,s
Of one ' Iyd STREET 5 5eE9nns for the same at the
~ infhe! north from Lexington street and rIinnn
IN tlf{ street with depth one hundred an seyepce6
je 10 I9,I 81 zen 1906 alley the same being sub
cR DT RPfoE Sd by ana h e dPg3 newly built
i, tre o e cash balance il two equal instalment
apSFo slT months from day Of sale with interest ANA
mt5oo,, r LSGNoN' ( / I CO,
594s's, It., tot sri. g41 8tEt.
s..iai FOR REET.--WAREHOUSE in Ex-
s SPSe Ice occupied at present by Messrs Taylor
n2!t 2. 4R& SI}fP R Ii APr5! SRi sdNs
!. u. ODELL, =--=--- : = s22-,z2.
And Collector 4 Z $ &s5RtERTT A.GEWT,
y ,.' ; anu Nc q SECOND ST., Ba tirn0re mL9 If
Fsi;i' ,, For OF. s. SALE,-The LIVERY STABLE
Pac s. feet front 6y > 5H ,o on German street.
dcam fld % Re sod hggsin Two original and TT
Pr Of the city j. D. oDELL, Real Estae Ar central
, go. .s ,;6T : = .- Nf nRsa i
HiiH 40 ~ West Lexington street, above Cbatswortb
== Lot p by 22D to Josephine street House mn P
and rar5n in cE, Win al the Modern improvements
tn 2o'r
fiA DWELLING FOR RENT.-The degIr-
SDe DM ELLlAG No I67 Cslvertstreet fourth house
CI.A,f RSo given mmfdatey. Apply to GABRIEL d
premises corner Of Calvert and Water streets tie
s.i;iAl NJ For SALE--A new and desirable
- morrill, chHcho on Wiz GW a nd street opposite the Ne
VIII he sold bargain or an me modern improvements
AEp WI hfofFTrn SSR dS e J oB Rass.f PGa$;
On FOR RENT
10 lcr,sn fl,-aa- Tf,r-,.,,
Large $So o IS 9l Pas for Store
B%EIG$' t s6a h cast corner Of CONT
SSbToRE No I77 Pratt street above Charles street.
ne irRse sE No So Wet Lexington street
lmalIDwELLiNG,HoUsE on Spring Court near cb,,,,
Large ST. BILE and yard Pratt. ret near Howard
fs9;tt No. " ". y cslS S4E Net
IROUND RENTS WANTED-From S50 r.
10 S'vO per annum, permanent and well secured Appy
jalG If No W y, vi. j.; MM;ARRIoTT.,'''
{ hFFlCE FOR RENT.-The corner OFFICE
sc on hrt do2r Of eur new Building, corner Of sou!h
brokers or Insurance Office HAVING Tanit Ie
gyefY other Possession be given about He
Isl March. Apply to c. ii. MYERS i BRO. '"e
E5II::;l -. FOR RENT-DWELLING No. II North
Esi.E aIEh street between Gay and Fayee sts in good
'-0''' viii be rented low to so(G tenant Ppiy to
ja22 If corner East Falls ami Eastern aye3aes
6s;:: FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine DWELL
80? ton hree-story IF mt and three,story double Rae;
Apply 70 WA H. &AERl0ff N6 soy S E5ei
mi FOR RENT-Thc BANKING HOUSE
49, 5 i. WYATT b iye ( 8@ Trustee,
I OTIS FOR LEASE.
s feet on 'i No S8 a s5fes RSTb s Of @ q William
= - feet on Cathedral street south Of Rad
I. prF faE a1F-
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81. IL. j.
VIM. G. Power, !. Stricken jenkins,
Samuel 4. Smith, Elisha IL Perkins
Aaron Fenten, James h. Stone,
Charles HcIman, O. Howard Rogers
ial8tf " 'i $500 a.
= ALT MORE
IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1889.
CHARTER PERPETUAL:
oFFIcE-No. SoUTH STREET
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NSUREs LIVES For ONE YEAR, \ TERM OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE
ANNuITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children
at the lowest rates
VIM L. HARRISON, il. DONALDSON.
S. J. DONALDSON, A.AIDRIDGE,
c. A SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON.
E.. CHAMBERS, R0RT T.vrop
= II. C0LsTON, Secretary.
bII T. DONALDSUN, Medical Examiner
oE9 "a Franklin street.
& ,oALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, CAY ST.
the Licensed Agent with full powers S4Aa for the
HARTFORD FIFE NsTgkANoE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, S95j,O00
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW yogy
cash Assets, si,4S20o1.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or HARTFORD
Cash Assets, sJ302I5.
NORTH AMERICAN H3Al FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
cash Assets, &S13,233
AHNcHANTs' MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
opo VII. GRAHAM, Pres:,.
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES a..
famed to any amount in Companies Of the very best stand
ln E ana "a, at the hem most reasonable rates.
Information given all matters relating to FIRE
NSgRANCE, such as forms OF application statements Ct
aT r KdSkS On Merchandise TAKEN with ofPe
sl8.tf GEORGE B. CoALE, Agent
EIkEMEH'S INSURANCE COMPANY
of'10h On iHS SS SI TP GoRNER OF SOUTH
s mT aTanst loss 9amsFe FIRE DEsCRP
HUNS VI ForERTY T within the limits of the city
lot, II p,, BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
s 80 ~. Eiliel T. ". Bennett,
SuSuis > alneEt Samuel Hart,
SiiIs' ~ heFseT, Hugh Bolton,
Edward Jenkins. Iohn {; Rc5n5-
Frederick Achey, TbonSe Cr"ayrrss,
Thomas W. Leyerag, Is1as EigiAs -''
y 10 SSSson, Garrett Brown,
Joshua Dryden, T6nr,o VIZ VIZ,
John Cushing uaorI, p 'Ii.son,
Charles A. Grnnel. fiaiab Psri-s 'ie-'
Aendes !. Cohen. Navd n SL,-;-o-
1eorse >. GlDson, Joshua Jones,
GGcorSe noEefs Isaac NJ. benson,
ju7tf T McGINNiS0
HNlRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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/ CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SIC K ACHE,
CURE
IN o u S H EADAC CHE,
CURE
- LII X IN DIS OF HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS

ny the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nsrpo,;
" '' Heaadche may be prevented and if taken at the
anu sickness will be obtained
y Seidon fail in removing the Nausea and TeaIachs
10 VII ca females are so subject
Hey act gently upon the Understanding Cosir,1s.c
fo' Literary Asn, Students, Delicate Females and all
Sohs oil Sedentary habits they are valuable as L1r1
Improving the appetite, giving tone and ciror TO the
eS'Ee organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result oflyng :uves.ira
on ana carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
u renewed vast amount of pain and suffering from
eauachc whether originating in the nervous system or
from a deranged state of the stomach.
lhey are entirely vegetable in their composite n and
may be taken at all mes with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and the absence Of ann dc,
dren. '''' '''"' % Gnu
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTs!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. snasip
each Box " f''7'
eod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
n COX VIII be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS,
Al! orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
As Ced ar Sree, New York,
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IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they yer
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
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f?1 FOR SALb.-The DWELLING HOTSF
HeiiE 40 S21 West Lexington street. above CbatsvoTL
.a 10y . ny ~ to Josephine street House mn tbrca
SOY front ana back with all the Modern mproyemans
10 to O'Clock. Pr "a "I0 i'i1'l4of.S from
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US d No p SECOND ST Bntim6yIa Huq Liz III
Esi FOR SALE.-The LIVERY ST4RTE
kf AND AN COACH MANUFACTORY on German straai
ntf tacl % feet front by 81 feet deem i
gn' and WY BE- sold bargain Two ob goo an invest
aCgmabLs uEOtNp Rents of S. cac, in anu IRE
Second street -' -'e"' Estate Agent, 81
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594siS, IT, tot &als ga1 8tnt.
E:;n FOR Observation-Disclosures in r.
s aRse Ice occupied at present by Messrs TavIor
mi f'-' " 90. Possession given LIST April ensuing
HENRY RIEMAE 4 SONS.
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LFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, have been troubled with the ba.doc
send for box, Cephalic Ps that you may have them
in. case of an attack. -------@
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HENRY C. SPALDING, ESQ. O' oi' ID" i'Oi'
Pigase find incosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of Cephalic Pills Then nre frui, III
6e$t rus IhdUe erer tried " '' o
direct A. SLOWER, P NJ
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., O.
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HLEN COVE STARCH.
celebrated SfARCHES at the factory prices and in ali
cases warrant them to give satisfaction f' w " "
inns Starch is prepared with great care frr IN. host
of packages. fN 1 " every variety
to the - 49, d' particularly
SATIN GLOSS STARCH,
new article, which gives handsome gloss IN linen ord
wl not nJure the finest fabric This article is mt mn
family ~ " suap'eu 10
W. WHITEL0CK Il CO,
oI7.tf II S9 SIa street;
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aEEsSs r, EYE BREAiEN.-The Al Bremen shin |
jesGs7.t' n Bullsrdiell, master VIII have ot
"tch Tor the above port. freight or nas9rc gu
fel9tr c,r,or r., r: Il. BRAUNS co,
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G5@5 FOR BREMEN.--The Al Bremen boTI,
fa7c ia Ma ~ Feanekqh, master, will have quick dis
NC captain on board at Hentersons wharf or ~ apply
fel53w WIN kAPFF ARENS.
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EsiiI he large thrceStory HOUSE, No 90 North n ,
Large I'M ny Y4eh T8uid be altered for Store Gesed
lane lately occupied Boarding Eonse t'ei u bahE
land and Sara oga streets '' e"st Coriler Of Court
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Mr.. SPALDIYG ' tNH'' JAN III 1901
SIR Not long since sent you for boz of Cepbalic
Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Costiyenes
tndNced to send for more " - wv ~ '%''
fIease seGd by returA mail. Direct to
4. Z. WHEELER,
Epsilanti, Michigan.
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IT n S,, BEVERLY, MASS, Dec IL, 1850
wish for some circulars large show bills IN brin
Pills more particularly before nv stomerS
ii you nave any thing Of the kind please send n me
one OF my tomers is subject to sever Sic pod
ache usually lasting days) irrS c,tred of ~, f3
IN one hour by pour Pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours, W r Wilkes
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-23

- - VEETISING RATES.
FOR THE WEEKLY:
l or each square of twelve lines or less
!.r i" li,1, insertion, on,.--.SlO = 90
- rn", additional insertion. per
srunrc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
rDR THE DAILY:
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-23
Pay Of Volunteers.

We frequently hear the uuestii->
asked, what do Officers and privarNs
in the Confederate Army get for Their
scrvices?'' For the information ot
all such we append the following:
The Colonel gets sl75 per mort
Lieut.. Colonel gets $40 permont:..
Major gets $3.50 per month.
Captain gets s1oS per month.
lst Lieutenant gets SEQ per n.ch.t.
End Z" so
LIST Sergeant 2l
Other Sergts' % II
Corporals and Artifcers SIS ..s
month.
Privates get S1l per month. ..w:.:
yearly allowances Of clothing at,;.
one ration per day.
Quartermasters get the SAM IS
Captain.
CoInmissarv the same.
This is ar estimate Ger infantry
so!cierv.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-23
rDi, THE DAILY

For professional and business cards, (in-
Gliding the Daily papcr,l not exceeding
=" Inns, for u months. Sl5-wthout
lapcr, $40.
ihe privilege of yearly advertisers is
-ui.'t,v limited to tl!cir own immediate and
,'@.i;,I business and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
1iu-r that OF It's individual members
Advertisements published at irregular
-ut~r7&is. ) per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for q District OF
Sac office, $40: for Il Parish office, 81 o ::
t;;f "tfiro, S5-to be paid III advance.
:. Il advertisements tor strangers or tran
seat pers"E.:. to be paid in advance
idv,rtIs"u"uts not marked on the copy
..'g specified time, Will be inserted till
i"-rii. and payment cSncted.
Marriage, ami deaths will b" published
- news obituaries, tributes of respect, and
'..'..ril invitations as otkcr advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-23
T Ell E G R AP HIC


Louisville, July 16.-Garnett's
forces numbering 5000.
Mcclellan had some 22,OOOin three
columns, Morris had tanked the pat
riots on the North, and Mcclellan on
! the South with Rosncrants approach
ing in front.
The patriots stood their ground to
the last possible moment Of safety
The retreat must have been admira-
bly, managed, as the pursuers had no
opportunity OF using small arms, and
so well was the rear guarded, that
though in the retreat, we were out
hanked twice by convergent columns,
but 20 were killed.
At the last accounts the Confede-
rates were returning towards St..
George.
The federalists hope that Gen. Hill,
who is now at Oakland, will harrass
the Contederates in their retreat to-
wards Hardy county, but it must be
remembered, that their troops have
kept McC!cllan's column in check for
weeks
St. Louis, July ia military train
has been fired into, twelve miles above
St. Charles, severely wounding two
tederalists.
The mail carries reports that Major
Harris. with 5000 men is twelve miles
beyond Fulton.
The Federal Col. McNeal, is ex-
pected to reach Fulton tonight.
The houses along the road are des-
crted.
J. w. Tuckeris making speeches,
Col. Steit'el at Lexing gton reports hav-
ing discovered 200 kegs Of powder
and machinery for making cannon.
Steamers are prohibited from pass
in" Jefferson City, unless under the
American flag.
Harrisburg, July 17.-Thc reserve
force at Cumberland occupy Piedmond
and New Greek village.
The Southerncrs attacked New
Creek village, but were repulsed.
Was shington, July 17.-Thc House
bill to increase the efficiency Of the
volunteer force has passed.
The Senate Navy bill has passed.
Mcdowell will advance tonight.
Scott and his staff visited the troops
on the Virginia side to-day.
Cincinnati, July 17.-Woodruff is
between Mad river and Barboursville
has been attacked by the Virginians.
kill and wounding several One fed
eralist waa killed.
The army has advanced from
Washington, Mcdowell left at $3.50
p. NJ, yesterday.
The advance guard are at Hunting
Greek ten miles from Washington.
Washington, July Ill; is be-
licved that the design of the Federal
General is to avoid Manassas.
The positive intention, however, is
to allow no delay in passing on to
Richmond.
Reports from Arizona and New
Mexico represent the secession feel
ing as strong. 1t will be necessary
to reinforce Fort Bliss.
1t is reported that the forces at
Aqua Greek, IDENTIFIES (O and several
other points are falling back on Man
assas.
is believed that J. II. Pickett,
late American Consul at Vera Cruz,
is a Confederate agent in Mexico.
Fortress Monroe, July 17.-'The
Sd and 4th Massachusetts, regiments
whose time is up will leave for Boston
immediately.
Hudson. Mo-, July 17.-Eight hun
dred Federaiists had Il fight with an
unk known number of Missourians,
thirty miles above St. Charles.
The Federal loss three killed and
seven wounded
The fight is still progressing.
A Missourian caught with gun in
his hand WAS hunu Anot her attempt- |