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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25
c. M. O,DELL. NJ. ID.

Homeopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician,
Having bought out DIR. BARNES and taking his
Practice, feels happy to say to the citizens Of
Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is prepared to
Practice his Profession in all its branches He
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phia
for sale and Family Guides. Office over the
Center Market
Dowagiac, January 2Sth, 1851. jan31-41y1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

~ An Irishman being asked why
he left his country for America, replied
" 1t was not for want. for had plenty
Of that at home"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25
8usiness 99rettmp.
PROFESSIONAL.
s. G.. SANGER.
Is Published every Thursday,
At Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan
By w. H. CAMPBELL.

Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York.
Notary Public, and Agent of the Phoenix lnsur-
ance Company of Hartford Conn. Office with
James Sullivan, front room, second floor of
Jones' Brick Block. marl447m6
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25


Michigan Central Railroad Company.---
a,n. - 1a.' c,epo'' ' io' 'n' oa' H"oi"s NAY
sist' 1851 ~ a'4 s 79'isa
-f..,,..tf. ss-
We have received the annual report
OF Ihe Directors, &C, OF the Mlchigan
Central Railroad Comnanv of which
we make the following SYNOPSIS:
I'll n:. -. AZ
Inc directors make the following
'
The bonded debt of the Company,
June l, 1860, was 1874, ASS 50
&c I'd 1890 20 160427 10
-- ---
Net bonded debt . vr s7,734, ,O6l 70
Capital Stock 6,Ol7, ,s2O 90
Toto, o.-s 3 .,.ooa eco q
The bonded now is 1855, ,4ss 90 -,
Less sinking funds So, ;M : ooo,
ID SS 81 S4S a. a.
-- 2s1 ,266 80
Not honaad doh. e. -o7 o,o %
Add floating debt 10000 90
Capital Stock ga4 6,Oo1,fS4 90 .fr
-.
The gross receipts for the year have ''' "
been s9,o4S, ,4sa 81
Taxes ses'"s 'Np'"S'' s, ss5s SIS SO SO
-- 1,1S7 ,724 35
No. ;,oouo so1o -eo -
Amount paid for interest, '0' -
en enehange, hnnSs rsnswas and dlscnt sss4 e9z o.
. on ponos renewed Soof,zZi 5f .fa sa
Payments on SINKING funds o4,5OO %
--- 76S,S27 "a
Add balance of Income Account from 80 y
last year 7s,2o5 81
s22Ol47 q
Deduct the three per cent. dividend
OF january ls' 1861 s lsl,7lS 90
Balance to credit of Income Accent s.434 "a
Althouoh cons;deraale ;mnrovements
of nermanent character have been
made durino the mast wear noth;no has
been added to the construction ac.
count - : -
Tbe fol,ow;no are the earnings for
the year end;nS Nav 31st.
1oe1 90 ozooso 9,
1860 H. ,s82, ,s44 Sc
.oo- -,o-e -
AVG. '"'''" -. ~. -
Inc through tramc during the spring
months, was very much depressed by
the arrangement OF the currency OF
Illinois.
Inc following were the passenger
earnings Tor the years named: .
1927 1927 vt.s = sl'sl0'dlSS $40 'lS zs %
1883 ml ea s3s' sos 80
1860 500, ,5O7 81
1901 "o.zHo %
Inc above shows continual iaiiing
on In the passenger tramc. FOR the
hscal year just closed, as compared
with the previous year, the decrease
was S2S,279.44; but the freight traffic
has increased, the excess OF earnings
for thus year, over the last, beng $780,,
oo4'o9' showing the total increase ol
earning TO De Szz' ,2so.lo.
ouper'h.ehdehe NICE says that .he
number OF neat cattle moved curing
the year, reached oo,ool neaa OF norses
and small animals, oo'o' 4-the former
showing an increase OF nearly loo per
cent. over the TWO previous years. '"e
later, 1Th small decrease. ;o,..nt articles
mere are man many thn hap line nnriv loc.l
.r"nSPoi'eu upom .h 90 onnles gordar
In tnelr na!u'e, ,,,,n'har S 90 a pp'S., sie .h; 81
roo'S, VIZ, A., o.o;r So 49,, VIZ.
SHOWS So! So. - e"i " ca,
AM a"u oar,,, M 0i ai eai lmaence = III r, Su
ams tna's sea.s 49,: " i.s iooai business: an'
hean loo oes Hpls apP'es haSt has 'nss no es
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25
MI. PORTER. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block,
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church. Commercial ST., Dowagiac,
Mich. ap25v4y1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

ID. LARZELERE & CO..
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints
and Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street,
Dowagiac, Mich. s-s.arasE 500
DANIEL LARzELERE. WILLIAM LARzELERE.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

Of the force the following were in
commission, the remainder being in
ordinary, dismantled, &c.;
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

a.4- Us Cs JONES ~ COs trffs
Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. From
Street, Dowagiac Mich.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

Balance to credit of Income Accent s3S, ,434 "a
Although considerable improvements
of a permanent character have been
made during the past year, nothing has
been added to the construction ac-
count.
The following are the earnings for
the year ending May 3lst:
1861 s2.05S,O52 81
1860 1892, ,944 Sc
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

Net increase s225, 5,lO7 IS
The through traffic during the Spring
months, was very much depressed by
the arrangement of the currency Of
Ill,rnir
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

-rG sfu GEORGE SMITH.
Tailor. Shop one door east of Howard 4 Com
stocks. Cutting and Making done to order, ant
warranted to fit. july21v2
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25
~ P.D. RECKWITH.

Banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich.
Buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, and
Swamp Lands, and Taxes in all parts of the
State. ap25v4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-25

General Dealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Cutlery, &c. Dennison Block, Dowagiac,
Mich. ap25v4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10
DEIIABLE FACTS WORTH KNOWING
Ii AhNfAI, annEESs TIL elN~TRIp PEOPLE

,
just this 10th April, 1861, the patent iH.
sued Ger Jotnsons Luon Washing Machine Just eight
months the rs machine sold b, the present pro
Since then hundreds have been sold families
Now York and numbers have bern purchased almost
every state o. The Union, Cuba 6uth America. &c In
have offered o refund the money II the machine fs
ed - meet claims p'etensions but his day, not
pancd the operation of the machine This speaks
louder praise than all the high sounding easily acquired
"ecrntneneatio ns' and newspaper puhs in the world
which could rroduce Abundance IL necessary
We prefer raocr that machine should stand
is own me'its as an easy working anticipation, soap
sBpnc eabc and economical invention and Will be happy
% refer to families using IL and Of wi ON would
with il Tor So il they could get another like
pnbc invited 10 call 81 depot
"UBic sshing Machine in operation IL Is warranted 70
wash spot without The necessity of clubbing and with
eoa boiling failing 10 10 81 When directions
followed VIC will refund the cost All who have Il dc
clare % be just the Thing needed every household.
machines hat the "Uni0n' Ia really truly per
Il Ct Washing Machine. Price only $40
JOHNSON 4 co ProprIeors,
451 broadway, near 6rnnd street, New York.
v Send for descriptive circular and enclose stsmp
for return hostage We Will sell only for ash aud
Remember that while other machines require lIercu
labor 70 oIate REM the Onion be worked easily
b. 4 boy girl
our ncw Wrpger win b. ready about May Washing
wFneipg and Ttnsng then be done perfectly by John
N ns Union Washing Machine and Wrnger without putting
the hands In wnter, inhanr steam or spillng slops
DHEUNATIC PATIENTS wAgTED-fALL KINDS TX
N cet mercuta to cure gras for the purpose OF bring
rN remedy before the psope Parties who viii nof
object ~ being referred 10 after being cured VIII address
stating particulars $. r., station c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10
- NEw MODE OF REFRIaERATIaG.
PATENTED NOVEMBER, 1875
i1oLyiNG AS ESfinr roR PRESENTATION
OF MEATs, CANE, FISH, vEGEPABLEs, FRUIT. &c.

OF nEA1s, GAME, FISH. yEGEPABLEs FRI 1T, &c.
sanfors Invention has been thoroughly tested in every
lie a md i one Of the rnoa, Ssiasbe ~ am abe o os
-c e 5sssnen,s g m s q may hsins 10 n.s There = no
bc preserved most perfectly.
senfords aranesnen. for refseratng purposes sim
re n itscf that only equires glance for ono 70 under
tand ~. wn9e tnT A. once In this arr.ngenen tas ar
ycntsuor from The external ar Is permitted or needed,
iSSueh tho ice The air hliered as wcr a5on the cs
aS 81 ~ 1 spd ID s 1aor are sgsn e Ice
q nc sr derived from articles the % condensss fully
and arg sa,, ia n hi. oondcn ase,y throagh
apd Dcssicaton never sefors known
houses boels and private houses All nfnpen:s wil D.
Fh lnfo,p alton IN relation to conirsctr &c ma
tslned ~ sddroaspg or calling on
Arct;c X Rcsriscraaor @ aitSt Company. Ssgs,as
No. fo Rroadray corner OF Dey street. Sds York.
THE NEW YORK DrEINa AND PRINTING SsrAs-
WORKS or STATEN ISLAND
q RSsps sa saIf 1 - s'sa s. s s,sos snn'' o
THs GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR GouT AND
i rheumaisn-Ali sufferers from tho obove complaints
her Of rscsn; Or long ssndi ars sass, 2 gse Eairs
no,t s.fe and and ssctga remedy offered the public
a S ss s e q sn e fGr
Prepared by rrot harsani Ioeaen Inrnnd, and sd By
mi = q W.l, c. is f1.nsiT street y !. Her
sress * "Thomss prcut ~ stand ion6eS j. se m
pressed upon The goyenmep stamps aR each box OF
ibc genuine medicine
TINE ARCTIC FREEyt R--TORREYis NEW PATENT
j iSwsusntsd 10 freeze less thnr half the
q any other Freezer the market humorous pubic
trials have fully substan1,sd M ability perform above
silos from 70 10 quarts The trade supplied liberal meA
r. y. TORKEY, No. Platt street.
CO GnEBrE STREHT.-Y. MONBusB a pUPARouEr,
CU French Cooking and Warning Apparatus Manura-tu-
Atm DC dorner de levtenr,on 1cir fabrication dc
Rangcs and so ., for ho,ela and pec fami
lies; confecttcns paftry dstexs Rhgcs and
Appsrnus Hand Ircn Cast shecs Iron "a aoucr
articles dc cusre en- snt transfcrc leu sccrs d
no. 60 an No. 80 Greene strict
G1n0 PER MONTH MADE By AMY ONE WITH
IIUV etenc tcols vor circular exp,spiug tho busi-
Loue Ma,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

q, M PER MONTH MADE Bv ANY OyF WITH
GJOV P6ncN tnols Hoe c1sculnr exp'sipfUg the busi
reAs address, John Mll,ien, IAwrncs Msss or st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

IA ossf, sAos.s AID HARNESS. -soR saLa a =
horeas use A. hands tigh years oa. .rnttsr
a6d GOOD a*rtl6 hJfte 20 hhfpcb aad Ia FL MsE
hy .useDbury Ftp- -Dsser; SSt5 W.T. sold e her
tbe 81 b pAIn lnqui a private stxge
Aes1 Eili feDth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10
rxExfsrstNG,

HAA rR1N kYw YoRE ANs B1sr0E TO IRs.
land bega nd a.o Sc,lAnd .tsi Say -fhe Aslsnts
ys' ssa sts-14 Navigation Company vii despaLsa ir1m
slaG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

T .AURA KLfsE,s THsATEE rur.-vv
Ont sda
GREAT THKEh ACT BCsLErTA.
SEVEN sisrRxs.
WILL Bs sErxArHo
AND EVERY Soar rms WEEK.
MISS .ASSS - III n x ,xaRsr.
ooMrAs9 ~ Il 4. sms ~ CAST.
BEAUrruI SsIos TAeLEAux.
UNCLE sSs's : esnss'sa sscic g LANTERN
LAST d&ssT SCENE.
BIRTH OF 11iS BUTTERFLY
BowEH or TEgNs
Seats may he secured week advance, without extra
charge
Iss nsors open =; 4 commenses :. z, o'slcck
SfHssSrs7d4 74fAsF s1sHS sHssa 7sgssHar7 s}gs.s.
THE AUDIENCE n Syfss.SMasa ssfsSnss house
CIRCUS, A.i ciR6qs. .'o'A"' CIRCUS.
GREAT El,l opsn ps.sSSsNnssrs ief one wtst
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
,.uvs v The q, G,es, Australian sensation Rider w
1890 In his terrific 60 '-''"'
rr-. .,c.-,nc. o, EAiHSAP "A prA nor Nr,sA noyAnr
Nd,ia seins Loyale the beautiful, drns
First APPEARANCE of
NAT AUSTIN, the California Clown In his juggling on
horseback and stut acis.
First appearance Of tbs
GREAT AMERICAN CLOWN
WILLIAM KFvyEDY
First time In America Of the great srns onostiooist,
SENIOR JUAN MOrTESBHDE-
First appearance in New York Of the csienra OF
- French, Spanish snd English PAYESO,
MATTER SAMMY rdsiSsSr sEsyiL.; I;,i - :.
OLD FATOKITES variety OF New Acts,
Introducing the whole Of their
SPLENDID STUD OF HORSas,
Including the woncerfu Horae. HIRAM
Performance Wednesday aud a
half past two O'Clock
Doors open at q quarter Commence at eight
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

UIIhSEe iO& ~ LA FAIR ~ EGgsRIOk gAx
fAae fafesh graz, fFrg ish ta6. ia .iu
gle d. uhe b. inor touad snd klEs. ppl, d u YAN
AE sT, ~ SeaEi street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

Cy0k SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ON SATURDAY,
ApgN N.-ahe United States mail steamer FULTON
A. Notion commander will sail from pier No. 81, North
ver foss ef Beach street. on Saturday April "a Ct noon
ie engtpe under deck enclosed by water tight compar
ens Which, besides other results tend IN the event OF
laon srandng 70 keep the pumps free to work. and
the OF vessel and passengers For freightor
assseeAppIy TO SAMUEL n. FOX and GEO. MACKENZIE,
genta No Broadway
he steamer ARAaO will sail Msy g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

yTEAM TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL BELFAST, LON
dondeSry and Duhfn, for sA The Al powerful Clyde
Mix steamship JOHN BELL, Capt scott viii ssi from pier
fitted In the most approved style to insure the
of passengers Rates OF passageCsbiu,
20, intevmodlate S3S s,eera $50 including abundaat
uppy of cooked provisons The succesdng steamship,
tEfIRp kINGDOE SiIl sail Tuesday, April "a at IL
ooa Apply to FRANCIS uAUDONa Aid CO.. 81 Broad
trVsp4- of South william,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

TnB ARCTIC FREET1R-ToRREY's NEW PATENT
iswsrsn'sd 70 freeze cream IN less thnr one half the
q other Freezer the humorous public
tra have fully subsanu1,sd M ability 70 perform above
SIcs from 10 ~ quarts The supplied liberal
". v. TOHftEY. o Plat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

nc PARENTS AND GuARD1ANr-A WIDOW LADY,
residing IN a healthy and delightful locality wshos
receive n ewspupils tfrls boys I, educate with he,
tv family resident tutor impes frst instruction;
Al care and kindness sro sssnred r,rm m dcrs.
70 /. a. - South &arkes street. NcwSrk, Nj,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

uTORsg HARNESS AND BUrCHRR'a GAIT FoR
Ill ssIc cheap, also, Horse suitable for douor
Light sg apply al LA Andsy slcet corner Of Wooster
In uguor stcgo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

Aro TVNE LOST THE PIANoFoRTE AND SINGING
in taught combination with thorough Bass and ffarmo
ny, by Mrs PAfGEs entirely method, delghuT her
pupls the very 63 rednwich street. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

kyTHAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pod -The Montreal ocean Steamship Companys frst
klaes full powered Clyde built steamer NpvA SCOTIAN,
sptain Nchsser carrying he CRnsdi and United States
nss wall ss from Portaod next saturday, April a Rates
New York, first class according TO accommo
asions S6G steeree found with cooked provsiona
cG Ctrascs issued bringing out passengsfs from all
urtnciyI SraSn and Iceland at low
EstesL FLx passage apply At % Broadway, New York
rAbhL q SEafsisE. GenerAl Agcnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

CPANrsH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES TAUGHT ~
- BROOKLYN Private lessons and classes by two nztfv
aeherp professors at the best schools of the city Boan
~ two gentlemen, with facilities for practice at tho
residence 70 Fulton avenue, two blocks from the C
I All. Brooklyn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
!oUTHRRN. AocoUNF uF ZEE RATTLE.
1aF p l3 LoUisvIEIE, July 70! q

' go ~ ~ uOUfbflhLEi July SOs
A speeial TO the Courier, dated Lynch
burg. 58d, says the rebels captured sixty
three cannon, %, 600 stand Of arms, 1900
horses, snd All the stores and provisions,
valued al 81 900 600 A buggy and epau
lestess marked HGen. Scott" we're captured,
The rebel loss is reported to be $50 killed
and 1000 wounded. The 4th Alabama
regiment suffered severely, as did Wade
Hsmpton's legion. :,
Another dispatch says the Confederate
loss is 1000, aud the Federals $1,000
killed. The number wounded and taken
prisoners Is not known.
Two members Of Congress are prisoners
q The, Journai says Kentuckian escaped
from Pensacala arrived here, says there are
only 5000 before Fort Piekens,
& He SAYS they sre miserably fed and cloth
ed, having received no pay since March
Large numbers have died IF typhoid fever,
and there have been many desertionS, al
most the entire force were disguised, and
would return home il they could.
. The camp. OF the State Guard at Null
drouph's Hin, was Abandnned yesterday,
ard The arms returned 70 this city; also the
camp offhe State Guard at CyRthiana.
. The 26th1 Indiana regiment at New Alba
ny is now full, and tine officer has arrived to
muster the troops into Earvlce. 2 +
Gov. jackson, or Missouri, at Memphis
made o speech, wherein he said. 100, 600
troops could readily be raised to do battle
for the South, il they could get arms. He
had left q, 900 or $4,000 men, under Ben
McCullOch and Price, who, armed, had
marched on Springfield the day Of his de-
parture, with view Of attacking SiegePs
force. By this time the attack has doubt
less been made. -------.7-
The Governor is quite sahguineof Of redeeni-
ing the State from Lineoln's despotism, btt
desired the cooperation Of Tennessee and
other southern States by way of expsditing
the matter.
Kentucky deseIters from Camp BOonein
Tennessee, say they were required to take
oath to support the Constitution Of the Con-
federacy, and TO serve three years, and in
wade Kentucky any time the presiding
officers may seem proper.
The large Government buildings, with
the navy yard inclOsure, has been burned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
FELFGR4.p..H:!.1!!..C! ]!
Johnson's Force 42, 900 Before
He Joined Beauregard. g. g g
WISE RECALLED FROM WEST
ERN VIRGINIA.
ARREST OF SPIES.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON. !


The following are the casualties in the
Second Michigan Regiment: ' -a'l 3
Killed, none; wounded, Henry hoitlger,
Co. H., in the side; Mat Woolensoeckeri
Co. G., dangerously in the sidei WIN.
Marks, Of Co. A., and skirmisher, shot IN
the leg.
Col. TerriIl, Of KY, serving on schenck's
stat, was not killed as reported. His
horse was shot under him. he suffered
severe confusion Of the kip. 4 - II
The alteration in the House to-day be-
tween Representatives Richardson and Bur-
nett has led to q conference between
friends Of the parties with q view Of an
amiesble adjustment Of the difficulty.
Il is untrue that our troops have re-
turned to Fairfax Court House, and pickets
extend only two miles beyond Alexandria.
Il is stated the party to bring in Colonel
Gameron's body have found it, but this
party have not yet returned. lr7-|
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
the rout Of the memorable 2lst has yirtu-
allY thrown the Government back in the
defenees occupied three months ago. .q
No more offensive operations from this
city need be expected before Fall. The se-
we're lesson Of Sunday has indneed the
President and the members Of the Cabinet
TO entrust Gen. Scott hereafter with the
absolute control OF military matters, TFF
The Secretary Of War has accepted reg
iment of cavalry raised in st. Louis. They
will be mustered into service August LIST.
All letters accepting regiments written
since the battle Of Bloody Run contain the
following language vtgr!o.en -.
aYour regiment is accepted with the dis
tinet understanding that this Department
will revoke the commissions of sll officers
who may not prove competent for com
mand." eta aHs ~ray f+-7faEI aHez
The Times dispatch, dated Washington,
July Gath, says; oa l. -
A letter received in Washington to-day,
from Richmond, says the mortality among
the rebels was greater than on our side. It
was a serted that our loss would exceed 300.
Col Gorcoran is reported dead, and his
body a. Richmond.
The West Point Battery is badly cut up.
It loses all the eaissons and equipments, B
pieces, 40 horses, FIVE men killed ana seven
wounded. 8
L Special to the World: g g TJT6aG8
Prof Lowe made his balloon reconnaissance
to-day near Falls Church, and reports that
the enemy are largely encamped between
Fairfax and CentreYille. In coming down
he landed between the enemy's piekets and
ours, and came near being caught y <A
Other rebel prisoners were brought in to-
day, among them is Col Bartlett, of the Mis-
sissippi 9TH. ..u. ....g.. .-.'.e 1ss..s...
Ali the guns were thoroughly disabled
before they were abandoned. s-.5g q
The Ayre's Battery, formerly Sherman g,
was brought eff without any loss Of any
consequence. The Seymour Battery was
all saved except one 80 FOUNDER rihed gun
that Was thrown of the bridge and lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
JOHNsFON's FORCE.

Gen. Johnstou's force was 1900 men
before his march to Manassas, composed Of
infantry, srtillery and oayalFg.9Coi.
Stewards cavalry Wentto Berryyile TO %
serve the movements of Gen. Patterson 8
column. The rest of the cavalry went with
Gen. Johnston. They had ct Winchester
sixty seven pieces artillery.
Gen. Wise has been recalled, ii was SAID
with his troops, from Western Virginia 3
Gen. Beauregard did it in opposition 70
Gen. Lees advice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
sROhI DETROIT.
DrTnOrr, july IS.

,.-,-.- DETRoIT, July rs.
Col. Stockton, of shis State, has authority
from the War Department to raise an indie
pendent Regiment for. the war.
Three regiments are partly organized, the
officers OF which are now in Camp of In-
structiOn.
1t is expected they will be put on war
footing at once. The First Michigan Regi-
ment, composed of three months volunteers,
will return home to be recognized for three
years. a3a 7an H-E
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEeroN, July Is

Richardson, rising to q personal explains.
ton, said the remarks he made yesterday
we're entirely without premeditstion. II In
the heat Of debate he had wounded ne feel.
'ings of any gentleman, he regretted Il u
had Violated the courtesy Of the House he
made his humble acknowledgements. This
statement was not prompted By any one,
Int was made in justice to his own feelings.
Yesterday was the only occasion ne 1el haG
been led into personal controversy, ana
he vent furtheE than he inianaed-
!, Mr.. Burnett was not in his seat during
the explanation isaists7s1t z
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToHI July %.
The Circular from Secretary Chase, ssk-
ing loan Of S5,OOO,0OO from the Boston
Banks for sixty days, at six PET cent, IN
terest, is being responded to readily. hes,
terdey several Of the Banks subscribed
some $15, 100000 each, while others con
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsuruenoH- -Iulv %
Tr;bune's Despatch

" ASLlA4'0i0NN Sf-J -
Tribune's Despatch: = ]
Caleb Lyan presented to Mr.. Lihcoln last
evening finely wrought silk flag captured
bv the Zouaves from Louisisna regiment.
The flag was six or seven feet long, and
in the Union had an embroidered cotton
bale, with the name of the Regiment Eene-
sss Rifles. e-Ls -
Times Despsteh; 7 -
l have very reliablsinfOrmstiOn that the
regiments that were the most demorallzeo
in the Sunday fight viii be disbanded o.
reOresnized SO as to give them eficien
officers. 1L4 81 dJlyh
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.
rAnnRIA. July

A young man named John Bradley,
studying for the ministry, the son Of a
wealthy oitizon, and Columbus Bradley,
we're arrested this evening by thezP Provost
Marshal as spies, taking information to
Manassas. The evidence against them is
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