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gHOTOGRAPuIC CARD.

TAkB Pleasure tua0Ercing % ~ old friends and Gus
toners tzt after shEence OF two years. have again
Sarned 70 toe practise Of the Photographic Ara
all its branches having purchased The interest Of ny brsth
"a the old established Gallery IL Union Street, and having spspi
four months In New York the past Summer 70 obtain fully
the hate improvements the have painted renovated And
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout TRat facilities
better % produce fret clsss veTk Is oE Galleries
Of and conduse the comfort Of patrons. trust
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained to elevate Eiu kiEhsT standard have
sso engaged the services Of Mr. oo0K 81 the best Photo
gapher IN the WORLD who took the Pictures which obned the
dTst premium at the Worlds "a In London, IL 1851 and
determined only this the leading Gallery 10
State, but ny work shall not be surpassed Ho5th Sea
ard row introduce to he public the following sye
Imperial Photograph, India InkI
Fignette, plsE colOred
IYoTytypes, eelOredi
Pastel Pictures, life siGeI
Photographs on Canvass, life Bssi
Whiting CaTds, fall length, plain;
Autograph PhotoSIsrks, IS taken at Sos slttizE.
StsrTeosScPes, on gisss or paper.
continue 10 make the EeiiLotyFe and Anb1sSPe hereto
fore. The above styles all entirely in this city except
The Autograph Gard, Hhish only male az time An
who in want Ofaayhhg line politely invited give
call before Waiting elsewhere, WHEN will prove By ooculSr
demonstration the aboT flc.s. Raspecfrlly,
oct3l-6 p v. HUGHES.
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"a. g 4. r. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIHs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAILs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 60,
CORHER o. COLLEGE IND GHURCR S7REETa
Nashville Tennessee.
WY in receipt Of large sslsctd stock Of
Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting n part As fslloEI
- Shds sugar All gEsasi Havana oisarS
100 do do 100 dozen Psiaiad BuokstaI
so bags prime Rio OoeesI so nests Tubs;
100 bbb PsEdered oEuhed and 10 bbls EngSh TaInuts
Loaf sugar. 10 hblS Peeansi
$50 boxes Star CAndlegI 10 bbls FIbeYt1
100 boxes Tobacco, AsscTtsd
FINE BRANDLEs, WINES, DC.
. Hx & choice French REandssi
20 casks Madeira Sherry, and Port WlasHI
l5o baskets best brands ChAmpaznsi
50 boxssscovH olAses,
ISe ri! nns RossTt.sa dOunty WAI.lyI
5 do do do Bourbon %
And also large ItOekof Common Whisky, Brandy
6ln, &c. a...'- -.ss "
Agents Tor tie DsPoE Hazard gycsore Powder Ths IN
aeIBgped being the only Aganin e
would call he attention Of the Merchants aud TradeSto tT
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale
000 kegs Dupont Bis Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlasngPoW
50: $50 % DO % .o0,der;
300 < @ % % $50 cssss Of Powder, assorted
800 do 90 do brands; ~
5000 sspupont Blasting Pow 50 bb Toy, Bedford Co.,
JAnlI n 4. 4. P. 0HBATHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
5uPontGPoWdsri joy, Bichord Co.'S Safety
Sycamore do
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Peruons IN the Ssuh desroUa u sending letters % ne
federal Government " Il pease direct the sans TO AeeaA
Ls EsDrsss (undeF covert enclosing ten cents Tor
ags In rst place, will e4airs the pre- payment OF
ne oniedera postage reach hssvs and eoTrnnlsn
cent envelope oeyond this cit and the esTisge added
above, Let be understood that the in de enYe
eDe addressed % TIE Parties Tor whom Is IL intended
and the outside snYslcPe e oar sddrssE
y Federal Governments saYSlogss 2 Be had Of a
sitys EaSkIEB ENoau1l
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INCORPORATED AMERICAS
EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EMPRESS co.,
has established its permanent Office at the Nashville Pest
odce up stairs, east end, entraros Church Gteet.
The undersigned hsving feed Company for TIE pupose
OF transmitting letters Ac to and from the Southern Con ed
eaey REASONABLE and agree furnish merchants and
others their correspondence between Louisville and Ss
ct regular intervals be most convenient to all parties
concerned. THOs JENKINS,
WA McGILL.
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ne undersigned hnev Re shove psre. 70 be reliable aud

no Company refer he others Of e soa5ern condrsey
70
PRAaL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
JoHH KIRKAAK, Bsq, President Union Bank.
D WAIVER, ESQ Cashier Planters Bank.
Messrs. DousIAs 4 Co, MerchGnts.
W1zLKss & Co. BAnksr- --.- "
Parties IN the Oouferats Government derous Of seDdRg
Letters &C 70 the Federal viii please direct
se to Anerean Litter EePress Co., NsshviRe, lunder
m ENCLOSING een cents In COneda ate Stamps sEcuEE
Ii o. e. Government Envelopes Stamps Of no 70
30 Do not send them the rate above given is for letters not
eeeiipg ounce In weight, letters Weighing
VIII have 70 ccntsn SUFFICIENT money to pay according 70
lar postal rates.
ianesS-dlW res
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIourinR
Mill Stone establishment.
LDURR Mlstones Of all hand, and made order
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mil Spindles
NIL Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and ReglAis
Screws; Screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which is warranted Of best quality and to give sssconi
All erdeTs and comm unsations promptly attended to.
]. II. WARNHJ
Opposite Broadway Mill, nsErT R, Broad street.
June22-d&Ed EzshFille, Tenn
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Flour, Corn, &c.
2hR BARRELS Extra and Bxtrs Family Flour
seNSSy 40 sacks Corn;
% bbl5 Ls=ii
20 " Green Apples,
Is csses PsrTapine Wax Candles
so Flour Sacks ( ffty pounds,)
On oonsignmsnt,f for sale By
Vi WATTS & CO.,
IHnl9-a No. 81 College street, Broad
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Ander.
NO. 50 BROAD STREET,

NO. SO BROAD STREET,
BE manufacturing sxhoyse povsr portase SsSa Ergn,
n suitable for printing oces, plantation and where
unau engines required PEice Sf6O,
stationary seSn Eng1ss from to thirty poEeE st
prices a. ov hstclsSs engine be furnished at We
prepared to Ill oEders fc Engines and MIL Machinery Of tie
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of PSttrnB for Fon m and circular Essh huy
saw Mills, unrvsllsd for strength durability and eeoncuy
ofpogsC
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced Wormen furnished when d.
sired.
Oonanty hand ful assortment Of caEngs usually kep
At Foundry. An expenenoed pattern maker and drsAl Is
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and est
mates furnished on application.
oe and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
ian622-dd
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A FINE IA HIM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valua bic Land for Sale.
ST5 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine state
Of Cultivation
FENHIs Farm lies mile om Jones Station, on tse Win.
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wnches
er and three iIes from sale in franklin oennty. On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary cat houses Close the dwelling fms spring.
good Cxn and plenty q falling stock water The land
al HICA aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
II the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish know about John P
White Nesh5ie, Tenn or As ooysr, Winchester, they
can refer to on the premises
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct So-d Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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4 AN E0S receiving ans assortment sf
CATERS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

TEE SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
fhsy efszoesnt gaasy ana nos the beat manuiaese
sEs, and viii be offered Low Tor cash.
J6Hf A. RAMAaB,
a7ll7-d 30. q ooliegs Stree
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RPALDTNG,R PREPARFn nLTrR

GPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household can sEor to be
EoGt it. 1t slEsys ready and zp the sticking point
tne no longer necessity for lmpng chairs spncrea
neeS headless dolls and broken cradles Just the article
Tor cone Ehs and other ornamental work. popular With
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation cold being chemically hello
In solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
Glue nay be used In the place Of orn
nueilsge, being Vastly NOSE adhesive.
tsUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
B-ABr1ah accompanies each bottle PRICE,, IS cents
RhOle'aIs Depot, No. As Cedar Street, Nsv YOrA
Address HENRY G. sPALHsNG & CO.
Box 10. 3,eO0 New Yoyi
Put for Dealers In Cases containing four ent and sS
dozens beautiful LthOgrzph saOECsr accompanying ssc
psckage-
II single bottle Of sPALDrSss PREPARED eLuE willis
ten times It's cost annually to every househSld..fu
Sold BY all prominent
Furniture Dealers, 9roeers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should Of sPAulDIEss PRs
EAsn making their lit twill stand any climate
isnS tE5-Ely
AOEiCe to Merchants and hippers
EETM q. GRTDER is the trough Freight Agent OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis and AL
goods Consigned to hin AZ Memphis will be forwarded Tree
ohasrs, except drayage.
WIN, II. GRIDER
"A Non, EW1zs, MeozozY & Dc
LAEIER & PEILL1rs, TEaAss BaoTnlSs
june2l-d2ss
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HAY, CORN, OATS &C.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed
Produce Dealer,

10. d Fbsr-a StTest, tzlcess Min and re RiTI
LOUISVILLE, KY,
II HEPs constantly on hand large supplies . aaT,
IN Oats, Bran, 6korts and FhpstaAs, ready % ai or1
he shortest aoEice Personal attention gven . lAs i
Dried Fruits, Eggs, Ouienz. Apples. PotabOss Rocf,
lard, Feathers, &c
Orders tar Groess. EqHors Manussetursd BFtisla
ed and hSsi O. the asst favorable bsEmE Z .PsSl
- rrlda On rnlEignnlsnta y
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

IHpERIAKERs let q. ourey'I old stand on Union b,
tween Cherry and Summer Ereets) prepared to eend
% Funerals a all tines with wooden COINS, plain eolored
And Metallic Burial Baskets and Gases Of ESupeior quality,
manufactured b harshAn Co.. in this ETY. Prices 70 suit
Tie tmes iune25-a'
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ROAD sTE RS FOR 1851.
At the Fail & uHdS.
PRICES REDUCED TO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FETHIs FRET GLASS ROADSTER will make his season FOR
1861, at the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 4th and eong July the 4h st $50 the and SIS
tor insurance
He beautiful black, tx yeGrs DID, trottsd at Ahsns
1860 In SOY, and certainly T. handsome ssd perfect
horse In hs son that has been brought the State he
bred Vermont imported BY E. r Jennings, By
Hatch horse be By oot he by Old Black Hawk he by Sher
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam by DurOc
St. Charles Or gr. d. Woodbury. Morgan ssd hence
hines fsur Of the best trotting crosses knewn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. by We mont Boy, dam
- Woodbury., will be let to 90 a. SIS the season, $40 t.
insure He Is very promiSing.
No. 8, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Washington, an
lent TTottng Mare, Will be let to Is Mares st $40 the
SIS TO insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the shove Stations Blue
Grass pasture at the Of T. Tanning and grain keep
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kinban will be ready all times to show the Block
gentlemen,
Refer to-J Owen, williamson, Col B. Allen Of Sum
ner T. RSnnizR, Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. 0ooch, Of Ruher
ford. nar5-H
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8RGOAs q ORR's q McNA UGHT's
POOL COTTOEs, ali asss, In Black E-ts and Coors. =
y 50 oents per dozen, at
HOWE SEWING MACHINE ORFFCE,
TTpfo
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Cx40Sss.TgEs WANTED,
NOfEce 10 stockholders.
REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAvR burchaeed Of W; ". Finn his stock OF Wall PeR
do aud am removing my STOCK Of Leoking Classes, en-
smes Ysnsisp Blinds Win ow Shades, Artist MSsriaia
e 10 lis NV NJ Finn % cid stand q Public squaEs
a.-i.F uhrs Ehal ba RAd to fFenuASEd
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FOB GENTLEMEN, BOYS,
MISSES AND CHILDREN J..
eentlemen's super French
calf pump B0otsj
:" Buper French calf stitch
ed Boets;
I" EuPer French calf Panr
Congress Caters;
:" glove kid and P. Il Gen
gresS GAitersi
i calf pump and stitched
Oxford Ties;
" Buekskin CongresT as1
tiers;
Boys, Misses and ChildRen's
Shoes Of all kinds and
qualities;
eeTVSnts' shoes efeTery kind
heap for cash Gail at No. 80
4. Y. RUTLAND.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
VILE


Warrington City, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia. Ii Aah6ms East Tennessee, arrive Chat
tGnoogS Railroad, at6E O'Clock, MI
Northern and Eastern Mails, via hsShVne and Louisville
and o'clock, A n. Way Nails & L Il r. daily
Southern Nails New oFesng Memphis ArkSnsas TEXAS and
hississiPpi, arrive daily at ~ o'clock, d.
snitVe, Alexandria Lebanon, and Way Mails HE7iVe
dally, except Sunday, II Il o'clock NJ
smlthlano, Hopknsve, and portion OF so1tneSn Aen-
she6yVle via TGle and mails, Monday, wednesday
and Friday At IL o'clock, ID.
West Tennessee, via Huntingdon Wsvgy and ohArlat I'll
useky, sunday, wednesday and Friday, ii clock A NJ
Liberty, via Rural Ill., stevAEtB Ferry, Weeky, ThUrSdAy,
at II O'Clock A, NJ.
osntrevne via vernon and PinewsOd south HsrPsr
olarksvs, viz sycamore hia, Whites Bend, &o weekly
day, ALL o'clock AN.
E,@
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
PhladePhs New York. Boston AID New EnElAnd States de
Way NAL for Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
southsrn Virginia, Leave Chattanooga Rsosd at o'clock
M, Na,syiIls TO LOuiTvill' dsgarts at 2 ':Osf, M
HA for Indiana, Hortheru Illinois, Virginia. Missouri,
Michigan and Southwestern Bates departs o'clock NJ
ksshTlet0 Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and ether
way ofaces dspsrtst o'clock A n. n =
hASRVle 70 Lebanon daily, except sunday, departs ~
o'clock NJ Also Oeess on the and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock m.
Nashville oIsrkSvllsi departs st a< oelOskAM,
Tor southern Kentucky, departs at 81 A NJ
NASHVILLE 70 ShebyYlles va hoenITlk and Trune Tue
6Ay1 Thursday and Saturday, At o'clock AN.
hSshVte 70 Huntington, via Charlotte, Wsyerys ntWesk
y, Monday, Wednesday and FridSys At O'clock NJ
keAdI Rural HILL &C. weekly, ThurBday, ct Il o'clock n
Nashville 70 oeRtreVie via tank, Vernon, PneWood, &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock II.
u o'clock P. n.
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes 70 he $3.50
a. South, I will sell about Three or Fear SS<@sSs
hundred Acres OF Land being part Of szsSEssfsk
ne tract upon which reside situated on q ess@sD
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from ~
hasnT1lls, in one Of the best neighboThood1 in VII -
hansen county. Soil equal in the State. For parcu
rs apply 70 ne, on the pTeis to A. Y. g. Lindsey, II
Nashville ssp9dH "A. PkRkINS,
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For Rent,

EoR the remainder Of The year the large sOs Room IN ths
Union and American Block, reosntly ScS1pOd By sELT
HARRm mAyI9-d
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~ A--@ A~sAla - eAG HNGAA ~ AnAA
FOB LADIES.
adds black and brown French
Congress CATERS;
black and brown clotA
Laced 6aiters;
buttoned lasting GaiteHsj
Glove hid Congress I"
extra Ans kid Booteesi
=" q clippers;
" laced Rosettss;
|" EngliSb kidslippers;
white kid and Satin -
Velvet 4"
English lasting A"
hid toilet BuskinG,
thsaboTs With and without
Ali Of which I Will sell VS7y
Union street. lmar27
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Fortes.
VEYE pleased to learn that At the great GWerldS Fair
w held this month in the city Of Mseon GsoEgs the
prisng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knshe Co., awarded tho
HTRt PriUER all competition, for their celebrated gold
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters Ass citation, large and influential
body of men, the importance attached 70 receiving; he hoAO
ohsT Fair, produced We Learn unusual degree
Petition the part many Of tbs Piano Forte Manufacturers
o3he country. Several very ne Instruments exhibit
ton nut after most patient and thorough examnso7 Of their
respective merits the judge unanimously decided that the
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knshe 90, the "EscG
tEO; - and awarded the Medal secordnEyt
without wishing TO appeal nvdHousI We viii add that the en-
prBe public spirit an unrng energy with which the Mesz
conduct their business ene them in eminent degree
% all the honors which they seheved their
line Lavish the expenditure Of time and money Produce
Fret Qualify Piano. and advertising extensively 10 make
their establishment known they have their reward IN the
mon Of large and constantly increasing busne and the f
er q knowing that whenever and wherever eOmpe
ation the ordsf the day, judges uniformly eT
1860 :
"a supply Of the above being received By A. b.
Mcclure, . Union street, the sale Agent Middle Teanesses
who viii sell at eur hctoTy prices
maIl7-d
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STRETCH & FORBES
Trusses and supporters
Four HORSE wall COactl.

sNHE only onE In Lincoln running regaFig thr
aWeek and Jack ,froa Faystteviilsto ruliahoEa; u
tullRhoms, Monday Wednesday and Friday rcl1r1
Thursdays Saturday 10 connsct
fayettsTillssRd tkscars at Tulah0a and for Tie
son Of passengers. J. B. Smith agent ~ Tulkssua.
azsand carsf5l 5riTsrs Fs fars thFough onIy ~ o
tsl-u r6uP p RaTLl
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Il FsEsa los q 51gsr ska U1lO1 sssts - Z 80
a A.i iSs.si''i''a - . @A ssznptnEs )
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Self Measurement TOR SID
Printed directions sent free eTsryEAsss. auA 4
90 understand, hat any ono eau taka max owns
for sli-ta warrant { saod ~ fne es-n e -
ne Express Company on-recssqt o. FoddE
The Es.rrspl charles or or. slosen stirts sraz
FORK % New gTlsEusis u.
Pa-PARTI2S WISHING SHIRTS n Has
having time - send Tor Rules Of McgsuFeElset,
send uer nail prepaid, one Of the best fitting shh
have eot stairs lrsy alterations that nay n NJ
s. w. n. WARD, from bOsa
S87 Broadway, up sta
Between wh.te waHEsr s,fssis. EET-Eoi
oesobsr re. lssO-6soaIs ~ t.--
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DAooE Lard, Buekvhsas Flour and Family supplies gsnsai
ID T,y COMBS GhARTni
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
EUsT received per steamer Nashville, choice lot Of Lar
d in 50 Lbs ksgs FOR faEily Use, for sale by
JAMES Mel CGHLIN co.,
fsnQ2-H Ma Nerkat skre
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
SRnn SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds for sale by
eeUU JAMES M'LAUGHLIN h 90
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-08-29
An Important Order.

The reported order Of Gen. Mcclellan in
reference to a change in The color of the uni
form 70 be worn by our troops, is one Of the
greatest Importance On several occasions
slncerhe commencement Of the rebellion have
disasters occurred from the mistaking of our
enemies for our friends, through the Similar
ity of the uniforms, and it is not idle to sue
pose that in some great decisive conflict
blnnder of this sort may cause disastrous
and even ruinous defeat
In the late great battle near Springfield,
Missouri, it@ppears that our troops, msta-
king regiment of the rebels for one from
Iowa, attempted no resistance till the enemy
were within pistol shot, and had poured in
upon them a most destructive fire. That
portion of our men opposing this rebel regis
ment lost heavily, fell into confusion. and
were rot again re-organized and brought iu-
to effective action throughout the whole coz
fict. Had our men fred at them when. with
in cannon Or musket range, and ;hsn char
ged, they doubtless would have rerulsed and
thus have changed the order of the day
We earnestly hope that the Government
will take steps to guard against such danger
ID the future. Friend aud foe must be dis
tinguishable at the distarce of q mile,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-08-29
COLONEL TYLER SURROUNDED By A
POWERFUL ENEMY
Gallant Struggle of the Seventh Ohio
300 MISSING OUT OF 500.
THE REREL LL0SS FEARFUL.
SAFETY OF TIE BAGGAGE TRAIN
CINCINNATI. Anc. 22

CINCINNATI, Aug. o.
The following are all the particulars we
can learn Of the battle which took lace at
Cross Lanes, near oummersyi'le, Va, on
Monday. the Goth instant. Il appears to
have been bloody affair.
fhe SEVENTH Ohio Regiment, commanded
By Colonel Tyler, was surrounded while at
breakfast aud attacked on both hanks and
in front mnltaneously.
Our men were Immediately formed in line
Of battle and fought braveIy, white they saw
but little chances of success, tie enemy
proved too powerful.
G lonel Tyler sent messenger forward to
the baggage train which was coming up. auG
turned it back when three miles distant from
the scene OF conflict, towards Gauley, which
place II reached in safety
Companies B. G ana [ sufe, ell most
severely. they. particularly, were in the
hottest OF the fight. and finally fougar their
way through against fearful odds, makirg
dreadful havoc in the eDemy's ranks
The Rebel force consisted of three thou
sand inianiry, tour hundred cavalry, and ten
guns.
The Federal forces were scat.ered after
cutting their way through, but thew soon
formed again and fired, but received no re-
piv. Fne enemy did not pursue
Oar loss a np.yst been defn tely ,ascer>
talned
Not ov'r two hundred ara missing out of
he mn hundred vito ver' engaged.
The Rebel loss was fearful.
.Lieu;enant-C Colonel Creighion cap 'ured
the enemy's colors and two prisoners,
gGs- At a meeting Of the Peoples City
Execp'ive u nmittee, of Philadelphia, held
on the l2th, they appointed committee to
confer with the Democratic City Committee
Gu the formation OF Union ticket Official
notice OF this was sent to the Democrat c
committee bus they laid the mater on the
table and did net even ackn ,Nledge the re-
ceptl' OF tse comGiunieatioF. So the dem
ecFauc e4mmittee is oppQsed TO union Of all
kinds
1s9~ The oficiai reports of the Battle Of
Wilson's Greek SHOW the National losses to
have been 223 killed, 72I wounded. and 29I
missing total, ,235, cut Of an army nuns
bering only $500 wben it went into action.
Il is new stated that the rebel forces under
took to follow Gen. Seigel in his retreat from
Springfield, but at tb end Of one DAYS march
bearing l.'at our Army had been reinforced,
they back.
FTRE.-The residence of Mr.. Jacob Ballot,
on Buffalo Run, short distance above this
place, was entirely consumed by fire on
Wednesday last. There being nobody at
home at the time but his wife and two small
children, but small portion Of his house
hold goods were. rescued from the flames
The fire is supposed to have originated from
a defect in the stove pipe