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end Ohio r = lroad3 ostsnsibly for this msr-.
ket were seized by tie MAJORS at1l .p re-
Ferry. There are suspicious that they we're
taken that way 70 be 'seiEed'i snd privately
paid for. The prices of Cattle at yesterdays
general market ~cOrreaponded very neary
with q week ego; Cows were lower; Veais
lower than ever, which is well, as farmers
should now have every inducement to keep
and raise their young stock. Sheep are
scarce and 75c. per head higher. Live Hogs
are a drug, and even Tower than last week.
The total receipts Of live stock at the regu-
lar city yards, for the week ending yester-
day, numbered-4336 beef Cattle; 1919 mich
Cows; l,lS7 veal Calves; 4,4s9 Sheep and
Lambsi and s,s5s live Hogs. Total, 10000.
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Letters.
OTFIC1AL LIsT.

uf7An letters advertised are subject 70 an extra
charge OF ore cent. Persons calling for them VIII
plsa-e te prepared with the necessaryohauge. "
~ calling for these letters win please saJ
they arr advertised, and give number and date Of list.
na-The Office will be opsR at half-past seven A.
A., and close at six ?. NJ. sundays-0mce open
hon nine A. M. 70 half. past ten A. NJ.
Orderedto Be- adrertised " ne Cincinnati DAILY PREss,
qgfecabtH 70 he yoltocfng section QC he nsg Postomce
Ldr, as ne neirspdper hdrin0 me largest Gu ctidftoH
any paper pnbltshed " Cincinnati:
SEC. 8. And be Il further enacted. That Lists Of
Letters remaining uncAlled for In. any P~ostofice In
any city, town or village, where a newspaper shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
iu the newepAper which. being issued weekly or
%oftener, shall have tho largest circulation within
the Postmaster at such of1ce.-Nev Posfo6toe Lap,
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TEE UNION SENTIMENT IN Maryland
John Pickell, editor Of the Frostburg md }
Gazette, announces himself as a Union can
didate for Congress. He says;
l say INTERESTINGLY that I am for the Con-
stitution as it is, and the Union as II was
before its pretended disruption by Secession.
the deepest dye-and a mere pretext TO cover
the criminal designs of politicians 10 shield
their acts of treason. / am in favor Of sus-
tanning the Administration in the exercise
Of its constitutional powers and the mainte-
nance Of the Federal Government.
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AN nRn1NANnE 10 m pRnvInn NINA

A N ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
IN making contracts and appointments for the
City Prison.
SECTION /. Be iordainedb V the City Council ofaae otv
Of Cincinnati, That the power of making cOntracts
and appointments for the City Prison be and the
same is hereby vested in the Mayor, Police Judge
and City Treasurer. Provided: That no appoint
ment or contract for supplies or otherwise shall be
for a longer period than one year; and that all
contracts shall be let in the manners prescribed Ia
the Ordinance on that subject, passed May ., 1850.
That the ordinance passed June 10, 1850, entitled
IAN Ordinance to provide for making contracts
and appointments for the City Prison" be and the
came ID hereby repealed.
Done at the Council Chamber, In the city of Gin.
cinnafi, this fifteenth day Of May, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty.one.
l .f SAML B.. HIRST, President,
Attest; GEO M. CAsEY, City Clerk. myI7-e
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RETALIATION THREATENED IN TIE SoUTH.
The Savannah (Ga.) Republican, commenting
upon the arrest Of the man Greiner at Phil.
adelPhia, on a charge of treason, makes this
threat;
We now say to the citizens Of philadelphia.
Release Mr.. Griener, and let him depart in
peace he Is legally responsible to you and
your government for nothing, and If this
prosecution Is continued, your v citizens
shall pay the penalty and, as much as we
respect law we shall not hesitate 10 approve
the act Of retaliation, and, If need be, give
ii a helping hand. =
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I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

En- PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
n sale to us directed we will offer for sale at Public
Aueiioni on the premises, ut O'clock p NJ !, on
SATURDAY, May 20, 1861, the following Real Es.
tate, belonging to the estate OF W.. Il. Morris, de-
ceased, 70. wit; 80.
Lot marked "a" ION q plat filed in this case) being
81 feet 3b inches trent on Front street and Extend
ing back GA L~udlow.street to the landing. APP
praised at Sll,5G0. Lot marked b on said plat,l
being 20 feet ia inches in front on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
SS,0GO. Lot marked fCl' Con said plAtD being "a
feet IL 26 inches in front, on Front-street, and ex-
tending back totbe %landiog. Appraised at $500,
in Hamilton County, ohio. Terms of sale one, third
eat secured by mortgage. / " R NORRIS yTLs,
ceased. ap20-Sat DE-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nNHR sTArE nr nHIn. HAmILrhN

TUE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
~ COUNTY, 50 The 6uporiof Court on Cincin1
Es'iM Ma sSi isge , gSsbs ost p bstis h Ia kso% Ss.
ceased, and John Maddox. william MADDOX, Mar
this MADDOX, Marion Maddox, Della Maddox ADD
Robeft Gevyp Maddox, hslrs-at-law Of Della Mad
a9fR Ss seis deitep pddlsbafIn are hereby notified that on
the eth day 81 April, a. 7. 1851, the sid plaiutin
filed his petition in said Court, which is attll pend-
wKfiIIhsSms n iI ssa Nss ss s6sd O n me ne SS ~ a, &. T S%odiiIoWRIhnSs,
described premises, being within the ~cotpotate linn
rs q She city q Oipclnnati, county Of Hamilton,
Bounded on ths east line and limited By a lot
and exfepdipg back westwardly .eyenty. three FSj
feet; one baifthe depth Of q lot. conveyed TO said
wsrshodie, ~ihelSssd b. said i%iiilsr; bounded on he
beipg psrts oflots Nos. s6and 81, in The subdiyision
ofthe Bank Of the United States, said lot being sit.
tween Hunt and Court streets, in said citV of Gin
ssi9nsti, said syenTo hsying been laid put since said
May, isiS said Miner demised the same with PRIV.
Ieee Of purchase, TO one Dennis, for the term q
two years from said Goth day Of May, islS, the said
penhis should erect thereon 9 brick building that
version and fee simple, the said Miller to pay for
said improvements that said Dennis entered upon
said premises and within two years from said 10th
Of May, 1898 pursuant to the terms Of said lease,
erected ere a , bEiG ~, building ,ns ing on nn' saiG premises emf z that In
tate, right, title end equity Of said demise beeens
~. ~.
esssd ings in PARTITIONS smong the devisers Of said
Louise Bste, wife Of David X. Este, and Della lid
dox, deceased, formerly vie Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject to the terms of said lease: that before the
expiration of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
20 April l. 1851, piAiutiR being the owner, Of said
term and contract, elected TO become the purchaae
Of said IeyertiOn and fee simple that BY a deed
from Eaid d. X. and Louise Este, plaintif Ia the
owner Of the one undivided half part OF said prem
Uses; that sad Della Maddox has departed this life
ifn%ieststel lsSyi9s Thsnas a, MsddoT, her hEps.
legal TepTesenteti1esi thst ADMINISTRATION has not
been taken of the personal estate OF said Della Mad
dox, deceased; that'plaintiH has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one.half OF the purchase
money to be paid to defendants; that plaintiff is in
possession Of and has made lasting Improvements
on said lot, and is now willing to pay defendants
the remaining moiety Of purchase money upon the
execution to him Of a c9nyeyanoe OF said one undi-
yided one.half part of said premises, and demand
ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the. said defendants are required to
plead, answer or demur to eaid petition on or before
the I'D day Of June, A.. D.. 1851, otherwise the prayer
Of said petitien will be granted
April %, 1861. ap25.fTh
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NOTICE 40 AM WHOM u MNY 60N.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN oppU.x6ISSO No, 70 ~ psr.nI,,

mo. Il l. .
A N ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH
IN The grade OF Auburn-street, from the north
corporation line, ore thousand seven hundred and
forty feet s~outhwardly. -
SECTION !. Bet ordained Bv the City Council Of the
city Of Cincinnati That the grade Of Auburn.s street,
from the corporation line s~outhwardly, be aud the
same is hereby established as follows, viz: Com
mencing at the intersection of the east gutter of
Autumn street ard the north corporation liue, at
the. present eurface aad the level esq. IS thence
with The east gutter Of said Auburn-street, at an
ascending grace Of (4.T3) four feet and seventy
three huudredths of a foot in each one hundred
feet the distance Of (6Y) one hupdred and sixty
five feet, TO the level 6s2. 10 thence ascending
O.s05) enc foot and three hundred and five. hun
dTedths of a foot il each one hundred feet the dis
lance of (4OO) four hundred feet to the level 675. 90 (;
the Ce ascep ding Sid three feet and seventeen
hundredths Of a foot in each one hundred feet, the
distance Of (35O) three hundred aud fifty feet to a
summit and the level SOS "a thence descending
q So two feet and fghty two hundredths Of a
foot in each ore hun0red feet, the distance of (3O0)
three hundI ed feet to the level GA. 80; thence de.
seen ding M.6T) sky seven. bundredths Of n foot in
each or hundred feet, the distance of 075) one
hundred and seyenly-fve feet to the level 675.41;
thence descending c1e foot in each one hundred
feet, the distance of three hundred and fifty feet TO
the level 6IS. ~, being the present surface thereof.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
ctnnati, this fifteenth day Of May, in the year
eighteen hundred aud s~ixty-one.
AMI b. BIRST, President.
Attest GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. myl7-c
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1A 81, 1872. Bridget a. Ferguson Us. William Fer.
CURSOR. Divorce. The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
l4th December last, wherein she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and prAys to be divorced
from her said husband, and to have alimony and
costs that unless he appear on or before the, 9Th
day Of June, 1861, and plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will be heard in his absence, and
o decree taken as above STAYED. ..
8. +. Black, BRIDGET A. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Petitioner, April 10, 1861. ap22-fM
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MoRE or rHE BANK OF ALBiNY's FAILURE.
said TO be q bad one. The bill-holders, ii is
said, are secure. But there is but little hope
for the stockholders. They will deem them
selves fortunate If they escape with the total
loss Of their stock. They are liable for an
equal amount beyond their stock. The de-
positors, it is believed, win all be taken care
Of; they certainly win be, unless some new
revelations should show the affairs Of the
bank in a worse condition than is yet appar-
ent. Mr.. Van Allen has been appointed re-
ceiyer for the concern.
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A ORDINANCE To ASSESS A SPE
IA GAL tax on the real estate bounding Living
ston street, from Linn. street to Werner.street.
SECTION l.. Be il ordained By the Guy Council Of The
city of Cincinnati, That the sum of one dollar and
two hundTedths of on mill be levied and assessed
on each foot front of the several lots of land bound.
ing and -abutting Livingston street, from Linu-
street to Werner. street. as the said lots are delin-
Gated and described in the Civil Engineers plat,
now on record in the City Auditors office, for the
cost and expense of grading aud paving, with good,
sound bOwlder stone, Livingston. street, from linn
street 10 Werner-stTeet, according to the estimate
of the Civil Engineer aforesaid. RI.
SEC. 2. That the owners of the several lots of land,
upon each front foot of which the sum aforesaid iH
assessed, shall pay the amounts of money by them
severally due, in that behalf, to Geo. Barton, con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date of this or
dinance, or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnati, this htteepth day of May, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty.one
SAM'L b. HIRST, President.
Attest GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. myl7.c
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lBy Telegraph
Rev HOrk stock Marker.

new York, May l7.-Stocks - Second
Board dull: Chicago and Rock Island, &c;
illinois Central Scrip, 65A; New York Cen
trail, TN; Virginia Skies, 45X; Missouri
3sH; Erie, 2lX; Gelena and Chicago, 59X;
Harlem, III; Pacific Mail, 60X; United
States Skies 'sl, Registered, 80; Treasury
TWelyes, l0lsk.
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y SIS Superior Court Of Cincinnati -Ql.4S6J+
Attachment.-Henry Mack, Hartmann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack 4 Brothers, plaint-
IFS, rs G. G. Roberts and J. 4. Roberts, defendants.
Defendants are hereby notified that GA the 22d day
Of March, A. d 1861, plaintiffs above-named 6led
their petition in the said Superior Court of 0incin.
natl, The object and demand Of which is to obtain a
judgment against the sald defendants for the sum Of
S406 81 and IN crest from December 6, 1860, and the
Drashears and James Il. Laws. partners as g Bra
shears 4 Co., have been duly served as garnishees Ia
said e.. Brashears 4 Co, consisting Of tobacco, be.
loI gipg to the said defer dants has been attached in
Judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demur tOtho said petition on or before
the Sth Of lone, A ID. 1861, the prayer of said ueti.
ton wills he granted. M. H. & W. ID
April ), 1861. rrt % api 4 III
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MONETARY AND OONMERCIAL.



More feeling Of distrust seemed to pertade
financial circles yesterday than on any pre-
vious day Of the week, and rates were frmer,
with less disposition 10 sell Gold, partially
caused BY tie refusal Of the Ohio Valley
Bank 10 receive Kentucky Paper, either on
deposit or in payment Ct notes; the Cashier
having given this notice to the patrons of
the Bank:
"lbeg 20 notify you that after the l6th
instr aud until further advice, this Bank
viii decline 70 receive payments for collec-
tons in other than Ohio, Indiana New York
State, New England Bank notes or coin, ex-
cePt you Instruct Us otherWise and for your
special account" ,
BY The other Bankers continued 70 receive
Kentucky Paper as before. bat the inteli-
genee by telegraph Of the passing of the bill
through the House, authorizing the suspen-
sion ofSpecie payment, must have a further
unfavorable influence upon the issues Of our
sister State, and we look for its general. re-
lection in Third. street.
Exchange on Boston, Philadelphia and
New York, particularly on the last
toned city, was very firm at = for Ohio and
Indiana, and 2 premium for Kentucky;
some dealers being unwilling to draw at that
rate Baltimore continued in fair request
nt par.
Ulcurrent Money was without alteration;
Illinois being heavier, however, at 30 dis
count. A Broker who returned yesterday
from Chicago, reports it impossible to get
Exchange or Gold there at any price for Illi-
nOis notes. A panic is prevailing there, and
the commercial community seem to have no
confidence whatever in the institutions of
their State. The rates for Uncurrent Funds
last evening were;
New Orleans, 10; North Carolina, 30:
Pennsylvania (interior6 8; Virginia (Wheel-
ing City,, l0@l2; Wheeling Branches,
10; other solvent Virginia, 2O@25 Mis-.
soufi, 30; Iowa, SOLO; Wisconsin tsolvent)
20; Wisconsin (discredited(, 65@7G uli-
nois (solventL 80; Illinois (discreditedl
Maryland (interior( 10; Tennessee
(old Banks(, 1920 Tennessee free Banks(,
Michigan and Canada, 3; Alabama,
90 South Carolina and Georgia, 80 discount.
Our quotations for Exchange and Gold
maya &c anravod.
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An EPIGRAM On LIEUTENANT MAURY.-
Observatory MauTy," once, alasi
We called our nAtiOn's glory
But now with plying shrug the word We pass
'ObterYe-a r.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
COMPOUNDED FROM
Cherokee Cure!

AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR SEM
AihAL WEAKNESS, Nocturnal Emissions,
Im iSs hIsSa Los q Power Pains II the Beck, stone
tiOn, aud all Diseases caused by d~eyiating from the
path q nature, and igdulggipg II Self pollution.
charges are removed, the weakened organs Of gen.
GRAFTON are speedily cured and full vigoT restored.
reflect that a sound mind and body are Necessary
70 promote sonRqbisl happiness.
itsted, WoEn: down and departing deyotee Of sensual
pleasure VIII ind RELIEF.
man or business, the victim Of nervous depression,
find immediate and pefmsnsnt relief fom the use
Of this great INDIAN REMEDY. -,
tation until they think themselves bsyoad the reach
T a msd " hRdl Ns E HSp AZ ssy = EkXER pEsPAIR
10Y APIER ALL QUAoK DOCTORS HAVE
80 Il deals with disease as IT exists, not only
striking at the very eeSf, and renewing the causes
upon which It dePehdS but i reSpIlds the broken
vein asd weakened organ 7 L1 CTIuII IT EFf
CO q TAs ohs sEtbs oS are d y put t.y ~ IL q highly
hSlf % one tss s8o e lt thFss times per day; One
matter matte I haS long iali 80 ~ ai snsSs NAP Z Ssbb% aVs s5i.t s9ro' no
disfs rs rs = ss1S ai "a Po IsSss1nt II s'1 ne ~ ~ IT%i;
tracts, IN the form ofa delicious sSr1p. ~
drug si E% R RS tSs soah sss S 81 Slits { q ts tsS SEo any
: stG5ss ShS MI MAJ, FaEs 20 An{ one desiring the
'aRsl i f ifa T e ssr b6 IL RsS SE sssd ssr Soitls. for IS,
and t9F SsiS De- h, RI sSRTsss e S al Parts Of the yOsls.
POTTER & MERwIN, Projectors,
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
Fourth aud Walnut-sts.
- Orders 10 send the "Rsnedg" by express
will receive prompt attention. my2' amir, Tbs
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL

A DMlNISTRATOR,S SALE. OF REAL
n pursuance OF an order Of apprise-
ment aud sale, OF the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, / will offer for sale, at Public Auc-
ton, in The Rotunda OF the Courthouse, In Cincin-
natl, on FRIDAN, the path day of May, 1861, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, tho following described real estate,
to-wit: ..tH -7L r-
All that piece or parcel Of land situated in the
county of Hamilton and State of Ohio, being In the
south west quarter of section eight (SG third town
ship, second. fractional range Of tho Miami Pur-
chase and being the north part of Lot No six TO-
on the map Ct subdivision of the Arbegast Estate,
as the same was subdivided and laid of to William
L. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, II ,s05, and containing seventeen (tO feet
in front on Arbegast. street, and running back the
same width to the east lire Of the entire tract, as
the same will more fully nprear by reference = the
map of said subdivision on page h39, volume 254, of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
Appraised at g..
Terms of Sale One half cash Ia hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. CO. MOORE,
ap25. eth Administir of VIM. II. Ready, decd.
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RkFORE w. CHIDsEY, ESQ, JUS
ID lice Of the Peace Of Cincinnati, Toyaship,
& Co , vs. The winifred Mining aud Man.
nfacturiDg Company. The said defendant,
is hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against it by the. said Justice Of Peace, rs:
Quire Chidsey, as n foreign corporation The trial
viii be had on Saturday the 18th day of May 1861.
M. III. z w, D
unaNIlcTb Affornaua for DIafnfgHy
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
- No. "A 5ls Daniel j Fallis and John Young,
take notice that on the Both DAY Of March, 1851,
plaintiffs filed their petition in the above COURT to
recover the sum of $500 against him, as indorser Of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lockport, on
the Ocean Bank, New York. for the sum q SigS u,
ard purchased from him by plsintifs, which craft
has been protested for non-payment, and John I.
Toland has been sued as garIishee Defendant is
required TO answer by the 18th Of June next.
JOHN W. HEBRON Atty
Cincinnati, April IL, 1851. apIIlfrh
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FdvarsrA Riiiscu WIN Etis VIM
Lddinghsid Iohnhwlt VIM HIS Eiliotts W n
For mmiilsr An Fisher Hixon Futlam rs
tontna Fltnt n a hnnlay TAOS
Fisher All Fox Hsnty Franier WIN
Fiban BIN Freeman Jas Fcstcr Stephen O
FULLER Chas y rulton Ut fulton Sam1 II ID
trkutNu y rlOod John Fotditk w 81
Eelook II Q Farley John Flat.ary Thos 5 ]
Fulweiier JohnHFeltOn Matthias
TX,
Guise 4 KellmanGrue finger JOhnGeetin John
Ganrpw A Goodwin II q Co.'s Nicholas
Ganshaw "A x Cords 8 0aligtr Richard
Guakle A We Glover james n 0faham n M 2
Grsham Charles Glover James A gsttg MS.
Gazing Rev Eleab0fibert j p Greenwood Km
GTuniman Fred Gold John
Gallagher John Gibbons John Graz Milton b
Gillen Jack2 T..
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- Orders 10 send the "Remedg" by express
will receive prompt attention. my2. amin, THIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26
.ket during the past week and month

The stock market does not vary much from
week to week. Both bulls and bears are ope-
rating with marked caution and wholesome fear of
each other. The former are looking for successes
in the field, under Che Influence Of which they cal.
culate that the public will buy stocks with more
freedom. Tie bears are directing their whole at.
tention to the receipts Of the railways, whose
traffic has fallen away very considerably in coase.
quencs CT the war. But neither side has much
boi5Ecss. Both have s-Ge.ed severe disappoint.
ments OF late. The hu!.s made no money Oh the
negotiation Of the government loan. which might
fairly have been expected 10 put up prices; and
the bears made nothing Oh TIE defeats a, Bal
run AID Springfield, though they should have had
a fatal effect on prices.
The public are bidding very freely FOR tie new
Treasury notes bearing $40 per cent s:crest.
The officials at the Sab-reasufy kept busy from,
the opening OF business til the close of the doors
in receiving subscriptions, which vary in amount
from $50 to $50 ,000 IL is evident, from the course
OF the subscription, that the public are already
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

ANOTHER SKIRMISH NEAR GAULEY BRIDGE.
THE REBELS REFUSED WITH LosS-NoNE OF OUR
MEN KILLED.
Especial despatch TO the Cincinnati GazetteJ
GAIIIpoLIs, August %, 1861.
Intelligence has been received Of another sharp Skin
mish on the Upper Kanawha.
fight took place about eight mikes beyond Gauicy be-
tween our men and the rebels.
Between fifty and sixty o. the latter were killed while
not single national soldier lost
Our troops captured quite number OF horses and
riety Of other property.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CtaRKsBrRG, August 90, 1901.
Advicas have been received here that General Coxs ad
vanced guard, constsag of companies under Major
Hines, had skirmish yesterday at Hawks Nest, eight
miles above Gaulay.
The rebels barrcaded the road but were driven back
with repo ted loss Of ny killed II is said that there
was 'nobody hurt ON our side, though fhree men
missing.
The report respecting the number killed is consider
ed reliable but the fight and retreat Of the enemy
facts
STILL ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CoiNMBus, August %, 1851.
General Coxs advance guard, the Eleventh regiment,
had an engagement on Monday, Hawks Nest. The
enemy "a 0oO strong) were beaten back, with loss OF
fifty men Our loss was two wounded and missing.
Captain Drury's company particularly distinguished
itself.