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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
Redeemed Warrants.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,
Weaverville, Dec. 4, 1861.

Weavervlle, Dec. 4, 1861.
TTOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR
i i rants are hereby notified that the following
Numbers, registered on the Co. General Fund,
from November 4, 1853 to February IL. 1869,
are now due and will be paid on presentation at
nv office. The Warrants will not bear interest t
after this date
Nos 63l, 500, 5S4, 634, 400, G39, G42,
CAB, GAO, $685. 42s, 239, 637, SIT, 1872,
488, 2l6 $50, 544, 545, 18l, 66O, 33l,
$40, 787 1856, 74O, 1856, 730, 789, TIC,
737, ITO, 556, 734, 1873, 79O, 1875, 6G3,
665, 742, TAI.
Also, the following Warrants registered on the
Hospital Fund, from Feb 7th, 1861, to May 9th
1861:
Nos. CT, C5, 60. C6. 70, "A, 10. .63,
Gs, GA, rs, II. 50. 81. 83, rs, 70.
AZ. JOHN MUSSER, Co. Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
M a r r | e d:

At Douglas City, Dec. Sd, by Rev. Father o.
Kelley, Mr.. EUGENE REARDoN to MISS MARGARET
MAHoNEY
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS /!

| MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r R. OFFICE,
MEMPHIS December lS ls6i. )
ON and after the Ist of January, 1862 this Road viii
not receipt for fre ght unless it X in good order
plsiuly marked with name of owner des- inatol and
tatton at y hich is be devrrtd II the freight
has TO pass over connecting road the station at which
II Il TO be delivered st be marked the package
| eatsd w. ]. ROSS,
1 dale.lm General Superintendent.
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Gin this
city, since 1858, viz:
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CHERNKEE CuREI

An unfsilIng cure for Seminal Weakness Eoeturns
Emissions, Impeteney, Loss of Power, Pains In the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Menstrustion and al diseases caused by devisng from
the path of nature and nduIging in efPOllution
By the of this Cure all improper discharges
moved the weakened organs of generation speedily
cured and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dsbitsted worn down
and desparng dsvOtee Of sensusl pleasure will end re
lief
1t is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate In III
setion containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form of delicious
syrup.
Price g per bottle, three bottles for S. and for
waTded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by ell respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWLN, Proprletors
Sole Propretors IS Jefferson street near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
EF-sold IN Memphis By all responsibIs druggists.
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mLEAN,s CORDIAL.

AS may be seen we insert this week the advertise
rnent of McLlesns Cordial, etc
1t is very well known not porticulsriy favor
able to patent medicines and general thing, eschew
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until knew what were the ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded This we have learned
and believing do that the Ingredients good
and the compound judeiOusly made, we recommend it
as a mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advoc ate
edited by the renowned Rev, Dr. McAnslly, which
speaks volumes in favor of MeLesn's Cordial We say
to all Try it See the advertisement In another column.
feb6daw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-27
NOTICE I!

CAPTAINS of companies organized for the war in
" any Of the Confederate States, viii have fur
nshed them by attaching their companies TO my Re
ment, now forming at Savannah Hardin county Ten
nessee, at which place / can be addressed
J. NJ CREWS,
po2S-lm Colonel Commanding.
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ATTENTION. MILITIAI

livery M n in the State Of Tsnuessee should now
~ be posted in the Militia Law-for his own proSec-
ton and guidance complete digest Of ell those laws
Just issued and FOR sale at 50 eerts a copy. BY
de11m HUTTON & FRELIGH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SneciaI Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November 8, 1861.
Messrs. t. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHuL and W. W
HINKLE have retired from our firm.
The business viii be continued and settled by the re
naming partners. GARVlN, BELL q W.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYN
Office 90 Front Row. no2I-dsw3m
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500 REWARD!
LUMBER, LUMBER!

lust received l25OO0 feet clear White Pine one,
J and hall, two and three inches thick; $1,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 200 600 feet
Sawed Cedas, for building purposes posts, etc; gen
ersl assortH snt Of Fencing; 100000 sawed aud cut
Lsths 5Gc,0U0 heart Cypress half inch Shingles and
% 600 Fire Bricks in addition already large stock
of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, ETC., which we will
sell low for cash
mr4-ly2dp III. n. COCHRAN BROS.
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Eses F. h. CLARK ( Co.'S column

F-ses F q. CLARK ( Co.'S column
EF-see advertisement of Ward & McCleIIand, whole
sale snd retail Druggists lis and III Main street. oppo-
site Worshs1n House seq
EF@Ths attention of the readers of the APPEAL is
directed 20 the advertisements of G. w JONES & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 229 Main street. apl3-Iy
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LIME,
C0PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

OVf All NEhcAAAt NVAAOEs
YF1HE copartnership heretofore existing under the
/ name aud style Of W. Z. SMITH & KIBBEE, was
dissolved on the 26th day of November, 1861 by lipita
tion W. f. Smith being charged with the ept'e settle
ueut of the above copartnerscip Tho having claims
AGAINST the concern VIII present them to W. r. Smith,
and those indebted viii make payment 20 W. X.
de2i.lw- w. r. SMITH,
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ENcINES FOR SALE. FOR CASIi !

TWO LEVER ENGINES, with two good, double
i fued Boilers with without doctor Dimen
sions Boilers thirty feet long forty two inches d.
ameter cylinder four feet inches stroke aad twelve
and half inches in diameter. All good and in nearly
perfect order. For further particulars, apply 20
j. j LOVIN.
nc5-lms DeScto -fr-et
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SUGAR.

D = HHUS prime Sugar
Oe) 49 bbls. Crushed sugar. Landing per steamer
DsSoto and Louisville and for sale BY
GEO. O. 8UCHA AN.
da4 No 9 Frnui how.
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WANTED.

A the Confederate Mills, Immediately, TWENTY
N FIVE NEGRO BOYS. from ten twenty years
Of age. Steady AID cafe employment viii be given by
the year Apply to ~
d,2l-lw JOHN F. PAGE co
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zee bapIlsIl OI lNasllF FIlIei IsILlal n
Tessrs. Clark, Gregory & Co.,


Eg% Speaking of Southern manufactures the Tennes
see Baptist of Nashville remarks
MeSSrs. Clark, Gregory q Co.,
OF our city, are manufacturing valuable family msdi'
cines that will so fast known, take the place of all
the pills pain killers and R Z. Relief medicines now
sold by millions in the South Ambrosal Oil is truly
an Invaluable medicine for bruises cuts burns, cholcs
fux toothsche sick headache etc Their painless liv
er pills and ague pills no family should be without
DIPTHERIA-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested taken in time and the patient
kept warm by repeated bathing with Ambrosial OIL
gargis the throat often with the oil slightly diluted with
water and bind on a flannel cloth, saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We confident we overcsme
several cases in our family with the oil alone and DR. T.
NJ Clsrk's painless pils.-LTennsssee Baptist, Nash
vile, Tennessee
Sold at the manufacturer price by S. Mansfield &
Co. Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest, and by
al Memphis druggists no22dawl m
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NOTICE.
Common Law Court.
20
Ann Neil, }

Thomas Nell.
TT appearing TO the clerk Of the law side Of the COM
l. mon law and ehancery court the City OF Memphis,
in vaca ion, that defendant Thomas Reil is nonres
dent of the State of Tennes is therefore ordered
by him that publication be made for sour weeks sue.
eessively, in the Memphis Daily Appeal req rins said
Thomzs Neil 10 appear before the nd Monday
in February reYt at being the FIR day OF the Febru-
a-y term 1862 of said court and plead, answer de-
mur plaintiffs petition the will be taken for
confes ssed and ths cause set for hearing psrte
ARGUS J. W IIHT, Clerk,
By A J. WHEELER D. @.
Coleman g. Gallagher, Attorneys for Plaintiff
de24 4wSS
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !!
MemDhiS and Ohio RaiIroad COmDany,

FRE- CHIT AGENTS OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Dseembtr o, 1851. s
TTNTIL further notice f eight will not Be received
J this Depot for points beyoui Paris.
JAMES TALLNADGE, JR.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-27

rg Speaking of Southern manufactures the Tsnnes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
From LouisvilIo and the soath.I

LOUISVILLE, August Congressman Ely i
reported at Richmond, engaged at ditching.
The steamer Pocahontas, owned at Louis
vile, has been seized by the rebels on the Ten
nessee River, with sixty hogsheads Of tobacco
] The Courier of this evening has p report Of I
riot ct Dublin, Ballard county, KY, betweer
Unionists and secessionists. Two men named
Sheffield are said to have been killed aud an
other wounded.
The Macon Telegraph suggests that tn,
health Of the troops would be promoted by I
liberal allowance Of corn and rice, instead o
the bread rationa Of -four.
The Richmond Whig Of the Sd has report
from Washington that persons there are raising
o company for the Confederate service. .eg
The Pensacola Observer Of the lst reports
the Wabash off Fort Pickens.
Governor Harris, Of Tennessee, calls for
reserve force of twenty-five thousand men from
that State.
The Alabama gubernatorial election hal
probably gone In favor Of Watts. 19 9WH1
A dispatch to the Mobile News Of the 5tl
says, that 0 naval engagement occurred be
tween Federal vessel and the privateer NixOI
In Mississippi Sound. The steamer opened fr'
first, and after exchanging twenty shots, thl
steamer was hulled twice and was drawn of
Tho priysteer was uniniured. skgT Ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
TO the Union DemocracYzof FrankIin
1lli8F TTlK IF County. garfiTaf ugllI

d = ia Naas IL. -
Notice is hersby given 10 the Union Democ:
racy Of FranklIn county. to meet on Friday,
August 30, 1861, Between the hours ofrhres and
cir o'clock P. M, in the townships, and si@ and
eiglh o clock P. M, in the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections (sTcepting Norwich
township, which will be held Of schoAeld'a
School House, and the Fourth Ward at Gaver's
Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Gait
House,, to appoint delegates to attend the Coun.
ty Convention, to meet at the City Hall, iplthe
city Of Columbus, on Saturday, the 3lst day Of
August, 1861, at ten o'clock A. M, for the pur-
pose Of putting in nomination two Representa-,
aves In the coming Legislature, one Sheriff,
one Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
Infrmary Director. sii7+y X. E4i.aIi a. ssae.s
At the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township will be- sappoint-
ed to the Senatorial and Judicial Convention TO
nominate candidate for Senator and Judge for
this district Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention win be fixed here.
after. 5- ras 81
The following is the numbef Of delegates al"
lotted to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judgein 1860, allow
ing one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction OF twenty Ave votes 90 cast 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
The Prisoners Taken at Bun Run.-
object or FRINGE Nap ol eon,s Visit.

WAsHNoroN, Aug. s.--Letters have just been
received here, one dated the 23d, and the other
the 26lh Of July, from Captain Withiogton, Of
the First Michigan Regiment, stating that he
was not wounded OF Ball Run, but taken prison.
er while attempting to assist Colonel Wilcox
OF the feIds Colonel Wilcox's arm ID badly
ahattered. Captain Ricket was also wounded.
DR.. Lewis, Of. the Third Wisconsin Regiment,
Is attending him. Mrs. Ricket lsawith Her
husband. "a lad45pt.l t,A elaghHaG
Captain Wilmington writes that they ARE
treated with great kindness. They lafefall on
their parole Of honor not 70 escape OF to take up
arms against the souths These parties are now
probably Id Richmond, as the wounded were TO
be removed thither as soon as possible 'ss
The Senate on the last day OF the session
confirmed the following named Poseinasters, In
addition to those appointed daring the recess Of
Congress, Geo. w, Edwards AT. Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa; Samuel Russell, fIillsdale, Mich. ssrssls [
There 10 strong ground for belief that TIE
Prince Napoleon's visit to this ccunsfy Is. more
for political than other purposes aud for kht
enlightenment ef the Emperor on theieursenl
affairs. .-..--.--,s- .-----.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

AhnIvAL DERAnTURE OF MkIl8fTW 10 hria
I7asa ~ 67sY % bSu~--7 - lsii3o8 oWI q eHO
DEPARTURES. asya 81,
Mails for New Yotk oity, Boston, Albany, Bu1alo,
Rittsburgh, etsubenyille way, 0leveland, zsnesxis
Mewa!k, Granville Washington olty Baltmors Phlla.
ss,pss ond Esw Orleans close daily spndss szsep
through NAH Ii for % New York ana Cleveland close.
daily Sunday. szesptsd) q o'clock p, ma ai p ! ~
y. y. y. =. way mai closes daily (sundays ex'
csatsi Ohio wsy Man eIoss.dsily Sundays excepted
oi1sas.. WY Mail closes daily Sundays excepted. 4.
chicago, Dubuque Delaware, Marion and wortbipr.
ton Mss closes daily Sundays sxceptsd) at O'Clock
Mails for xenia Springfield, Dayton, Toledo ohein-
natl, indianapolis, Louisvile, Ht. Louis and Detroit
closes daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock p. M
eos.s sdsnS s % e asn spd oSnn
Urbana Piqua, Tim and Union Oily mail closes duly
(sundays excepted At O'clock p. M tlyH
lsnss.tsr ISssn Nsls0nyills oiI:Isyille 9hiloothe
Mlsboroash mails close daily tsandays ezcspts at
last VIZ Mail BY Nsonal Road % zsn.syills CLOSES
daily unndaya excspted) at 10 o'clock m. u t.,.,'I
HsrIisburgh Mail oosss daily (sundays e1cepted) at
Ms. ysnen % Man, ~ vss d HestsrylIs and sanbary,
Dublin Mall closes daiy(sundsys szcsptsdat o'clock
Lancaster Way Mail close. daily Sunday. e1cspsd a.
o'oiockp' m 8aeAlaSE&
Malls from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bunalo,
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, DAYTON Toledo Xenia
Ds.Toit sprinshsd, Slneinls CSiIlicoth., 81. Louis.
and all Southern ciiss arrive between the hour Of
1ssfrop Indianapolis, ohioage and Dubuque arrive
4 = Nh. aS Y ifo. w..huvto, o,,v p.,,o,r. w,..,
zsnssvilie Newark, sssn5snviiIs, NJ Vernon and d.:
o. o. r. d. Way Mall arrive at IL o'clock m. - . ~
May Mall from Cincinnati arrives at o'clock p. m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
FRicr OF Hoes THIS WEEK
New York Market.

lztGssE .Ga90ETF Qas iNrw YoRK, Aug. 9.
sHEs--continns steady sales OF zoo bhls at IS Is
Tor P2tss and ss s7k for Pesfla Ss u,l.1 Ia.
a1S RSss .s'iys sales bales q
hiIOuK- sgsin sdppcsd So y hbl but the do
mand for export and home copsampton Il scarcely %
ss s ss.s q sSss e sSRssp. ssp
Western; % fo04 es for common TO medium extra
Wssern; s5 0o9s os for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio and ~ ls9o " Tor trade brands do market
shade 4mer with MIR INQUIRY saleg of 500 bbls at
- R504 80 forsupsrhne, and "a 4s97 50 for common
e choice extra Rye Flour steady sales 0 $50 bbis q
CORN MHAIv- Unchanged, - sv.s 4, 49,.
WaIsKYTonist and droopinsi sales q 40 bbls at
'WHrITrhs r,c.,ot. eon,,op. mos.,s,sV ,Vu% "a With
good export dsmand prices have again advanced lO2c.
large portion Of the sales named below In stor
.ass Of % 600 bush ohicago spring 900 d
Ssss S IN % Ss ri scs SS sS
Racihs spfng Il 81 os Is 0Oo Do ABs5 Iowa q 81 O6
al 10; 5000 DO new red Ohio at 81 1901 Is; 1900 do
snis n Is s;.s s 3 " sS so:
do white Canadian at u 81 $500 dowhise Micign a
81 1901 yg; 500 % white ksntucfyT at si sS and
5000 DO Canada clnb On private termsl n
1ARLEf--Duli and nominal Y. = - Z =,
CORN -Rpiss quite Arm, With al Active demand toI
ssesys s and Aair dshs9a sSr hone .slsl
mi.sa Sssisni iSSts0ior ss.ssrS Se " icf dsn
SASs-A ils lrs ns,s .stls., a ssssas Jsaes; q
PoRK-~puli and sass q 200 sbs 4 rs s.
aS1F-fn isr demand and mar stesds nIss q S5o
s.ex sSis. esspy pTinsi so Ss sSsH, Ys
sxta mcssu Prime beet quiet, and prices entirely
neninab1 Beet hsns dull; mall salssst sltDls foi
CUT MHATs-ouIst and steady; shoaldsp 41@sci
hams 5H Ca Bales Al 50 casks q picfied shouide al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
Prom Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. s.-John McAfee, Speaker Of
the House at the last two sessions of the Legis
lature of Missouri, was arrested night before
last, at his residence in Shelbyville, by q body
Of Federal troops, and taken TO Macon City,
where he is now under close guard.
Governor Gamble has ordered an election on
the fret Monday In November for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State. and
members Of the Legislature; also to take, The
sense of the people'on the recent acts Of the
State Convention. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

BALrrMoRE, August s.-The accident on th,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad was to
freight train, which caused delay, to the pas
senger train. One Of train Of cars filled will
army wagons, after being drawn of the boat a
Havre de Grace, ran back, and before IL coult
be checked the car went into the dock, and sii
horses were emothered. The damage wal
not great. The wagons were all taken out
All obstructions to travel we're removed In foul
hours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

NEW YoRK, August S--The Post's dispatch
says: "a boat from Matthias Point states that
the rebels are planting batteries there with the
intention of cutting of water communication
with Washington. Several slaves escaped from
there to the Federal fotills."
The Coh,msYeiars dispatch says that Mrs.
Hart carried valuable information to the rebels
EI-Minister Faulkner has left Baltimore for
Martinsburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

" We direct attention to the advertisement
of "Lost cov,"in another column. ANY
person leaving information at this Office, that
may lead to her recovery by the owner, will be
literally rewarded, ,i',l sai { .s..saaig
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED.

l.t ADMINISTRATOR APPolNLED. siais,s
John Rathmell was appointed, August 7th,
Administrator on the estate Of VIM. T. Smith,
late of Hamilton township, deceased. SO
JuRoRs FOR CRIMINAL TERM. llrH
A uenire has been issued for the following
Jurors for the Criminal Term Of the Probate
Court, commencing on Tuesday, September Sd,
1861: ryst, .,t.,
John Butler, Columbusi J. E. Rudislil, do;
Lorin Yerington, do.; George Kanmacher, do;
M. w. Bliss, do; Nathaniel Marion, Mont
gomery tp; Daniel Methony, do; Samuel
Hoten, Jackson tp.; Westley Preston, do; Jer-
emiah Kalb, Madison tp.; John DALEY, Plain
tp.,sE. X. Clover, Pleasant tp. oggs ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

U The following are the commissioned field
officers Of the Fifteenth Regiment under itl
new orgsnization:-- Col. DIcKEY is Colo.
nel; Caps.W. T. WILSON, Lieutenant- Colonel;
and Capt. VIZ. WALLACE is Major. 8g8fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

GJ EUernE MrAslok, Of Pitsaburgh, chief
buglst in sherman's Battery, who was wounded
at Bull Run, states that during the aght, he
saw an officer Of the New York seventy-first
Regiment pull out a tactics book to read the
order requisite to bring his corps Into the posi-
tion he wanted ttiN n n aias i9k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

u The companies belonging TO-. the Nine
teenth Regiment Col. BEATyY, viii be muster
ed out Of service at the following places: One
company at Canton, two at salemi two at
Warren; twoat Akroni and three At Ashta-
[ bnla. talr sIA.sAa No .a saal haa ..ae.os. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

sIylaTueh bHa olpncrn't7S Augult9,
There were SONG ialeS of coffee and sufar toldsv
The Grocers generally hold sBgs q IN advance on ou
latest current quptaops. and most Of them endier
ent sboae urpiSiag sess fhse NOT lssuIeF e,ltoa
FLOUR -=supsfnDemstw with -iittls moro INQUIRY to
day and teIefB generally hsld st - Sos There las nol
iAuch tredfhg, however, 1na has no nerve
whits Kentuoky; e5gisnew asked Cor Iris quatE and
some s6eS Wef6 made at this e1is Rrimsed q held a
$780, We duoteifed whits a 0e5c. si1
are moi Offering oser2eesa g59 s3Isi viGIoqnsl 81
lo0ATsEThough in hight receipt, will hbt bdufhoysr
29c New are pfcod 90 R3o.i GysI hFN kooio Ell DIV
- SBARpBY AND RYn--Ne9isctsd li1shs ,cizf sfj e
aWHIBHYelkeptat 15c to-day ebut with latherweak
support ~ 19As AirEA 4niyE ceis n ka1 sdr
tAcS5lvnc sB Iss1l Epigtt o3 syssI y0onDlSrotdlss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

| PHILADELPHIA, August 8.-The five men
caught aboard the Enchentyess, being the prize
crew Of the privateer JEFF. Dauis, were TO- day
committed for tsial, after preliminary hear.
ing, to answer Of the next term Of the Circuit
Court, on charge Of piracy. "bHf'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

10 JosESH A. HEMAs, pubiiaher Of the Gin.
cinnaa Holkstrsund. was thrown from his horse
while at Camp Chase ON Thursday morning.
His wrist was disIccated. a& 20 q ,a Al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

~ The Cleveland Leader statesE that the OF.
gsnization Of the Forty.frst Regiments y nearly
complete, and that II win soon 60 into camp 10
thatcity. JOHN J. WIsrntAs and Gro, 8. lfysArr'
both Of Cleveland ,have been eommissioned-.
the former as Lieuisnsnt,c Colonel, and hslst.
ser ss Major Of ths Forty.fgst. a,sS2 ;sas q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10

IRfsspect Of a Battle I'm Missenri--ThS
Rositien 81 Gen. Lyon-He wus well
at tLatesf Advices-aen Pope's Head
quarters ~ %. Louis.
RotIA, Nos, Aug, e.--Mr. Borden, stage pro
prietor, from Springfield Monday noon, furnishes
the following Items: \. ~ ff,at !
General Lyon With hIs forces bsd fallen back
on springfield, having reached there Monday
motnink and vas preparing f5r vigorous Dc.
tense, I4e rebels were advancing BY four DIFF
felent roadss and their advance was asoertained
70 BE- trom'tcn 70 Gffeen miles distant. .--.--...-
3 Gen. Lgoa bad called on $500 Home Gusrdl
from the counties around Springnelds \: iS M
lt wa expected the snsmy would make On
immediate attack, from the fact that their com.
misssriat was IN miserable condition, they be-
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q u The sentence of JosERH TnIRLKrT, who
was have bssnhung at Blarysyille yesterday,
has been COMMITTED TO impfiaonment for life in
the Penitentlary. ~ = ~ q - l'sgi a,.e' d,
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WM. DoMIaAN, q JACOB REIsHAhT. q
SAM'L DOYLE, ALEX. ,THoMRsoN,,
H. w. MiLLkR, WIN. CooPER. II
JOHN M. PueH, ]. BuLEr, .gs,y
r. PIcKEREL, JAMES HoRIocKER, .
H, 8. Hon, ~ 'ii5 a7'a,1
County Central Committee. !.
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D- BsRsARD BrAaiN, a .well,knoEn citizen,
diedon Thursday night last at hIsfesidence on
West Broad street e.. q ,9,ss' 81. 80