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NEW YORK, Aug 20.-The Tribune corres-
6oEeent eays that Commander Hickey, Of t1e
a9sn ..asn HatR 0!aota5or has sent note to Com.
mo1cre stringham, which has been fnrwn1daa
70 ne Sa!y Department, representing that s the
Eieekadt is open at the ENTRANCE fo Gana Faa sne
kl7er, Wilmington; also, part of Besnfo-+
ana ocraeehs Inlet to Paml;co Sound. iii w,
The coast Of North Carolina. AA' al VI
h 1hs 135 q. oatn OF fidelity was this morning taken
gy all tle clerks in the lower room ~ -, =
treasury building without objection on ~ the .
part of aEy one ~~eAOn on LIE
Congressman Nelson has not been re1eaaad
.om CAPTIVITY IN Richmond. He is on1v ~
lalgea On parole. His colleague, NJ, B-ideea
"as ehsEared Last week, and is under m;lif9rv'
sns, ;Ja1n,es 1h 1'7 way wmay he5s while travelling.
6eatles st Gen. Scott, has acceSted n co1a.
mission Ct Brigadier General eonl-
.no1eea ana U. .. vessels, seven Of them carry.
ns sWp men. are expected home IN N A. N
Gays, aad Will pe added to the blockadino
Free, Eom the Biazl sqaadron. The friyate
re African squadron; three vessels. one n
lhem me Mohlcan, equal to the Iroouoia
s1ou1d - De here early in Septemher ~,
ea1na ~! squadron will arrive moath later
me Herata,s dispatch says the vessels of the
e, IotoHa &c notllla have been recalled. There
Creek, eight Q. 8. vessels Three more NV Saua
ed TO tie feet. >-N4@ y IL oe aoo'
% me r.! Baltimore broughs.up from Old Point
~ ~ 5hnnenes, capable Of carrying twenty men men
a4ae ant one tTelFepound toWitzer each, for shoa1
The set and to complete the river police.
c:1ed eannen battery, but in fu1l view Of fhz
n7er from Aquia Greek to Potomac. and rea5v
TO Prevent any crossing, even in small hoats
lhoa; s; n Key, of Ohio, Is appointed Aid to
Ten. The Mcclellan, with the rank Of Colonel
services in Western Virginia as tvi ciy;Iian ao1
me appointment is the first and onlv ~ one
mace Ender the act of Aug. 5th, 1861. CnI
hey Is Western man, born In Mason countu
, 1861-08-21

Great ncstraction OF Graia.
F;s5a.E ;SIrfAto, aug 2o.,EsteEnberg's Grain Dock
amount Of grain destroyed, Varionsly stated
1foM DGCD TO 10000 bushels. Building in.
EuFed for go, GOO. A'ss LIZ
, 1861-08-21
JOHN r. REFEOLDS,
su16gSiB1m Cores,on, ,5ro sacre+a,7

WILSON'S ALBANY SEED-
~ - LING STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Plaatusz.
anu 5oou Eet cIoH EeIt sunmer
,,oro.n SEQ RGEr,B B. DAVIS.
MG11gan 1 GaEasns No1 sioe, Rear Cly bourne Bridge
1Rrated rarety It per s9ousand Parties II Vant It
RaaF.A AaHHaa sa5isz afe 1!tsd t. correspond. Aas4
- "A 3 r. II Il R nj PEANTe.
F1nten G,a1f F5anceaia BED Ant~erp Large
cann{ 1111ts 1' Gees cherries e Orders from tie
HhiSg f13iS gacIed. Addze.s GEO. B. DAVIS, Ho1 nil
IA1N1hu. 1G.oS37
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The La&z SePoy Trlumph.
fFrem The Quincy Republican /


The train fired into On Friday nfght, If ,nora
euecessfu1 to zffs 8epoys than usuSl in causn
.a aasiss 70 or Msss. was attended, es we learn
!o-lay, with some retribntion The train Wa=
ltn1n n1nsdlateiFstopped and several co1nnanfea
mace rush Sor Tie crush where the sconn -
urels had gera secreted. The latter fled n-ecin.
nateiy, but Col Smiths men gave them - a.
FoAe5, and they claim to have killed al feast
six of the Wretches. - 10~S9'
8Ile fcasu2ities on cur side wera ~ follows
george feits Company D. killed,
ue oseaf Dlekzaan, Company D, mortally
) saH. Weleh, Company D, pliebt1v.
stephen Csse, Company D, Slightly.
nm I'm. Copeland, Company <, slightly,
!ne HanAlbat Messenger states that the
ran was tired upon twice, once from carr.
nelc, sTnleh was "corralled' and two Of he
WoWie1s I SHee. one them being bayonetted.
~ = hneasy shot g22-@as captured a. q st-ophy.'
ne SECOND assault was from the brush be.
~ tween Monroe and shelbina, from forty to IL
Z enots tah:Dg effect On the cars. A brief
cEase was made, and one man at least tkey
claim to have Bought down. II heinr n;e6{ ;6{
the result Of the fire Of course must he 1ns
certain. N7' oe III
The Messenger states thst s.Gep. Havward
mayor HiEon, Hon. a. ". Lamb, !" went 11nnn
saturday to see il they couldn't put a stop 10
NE operations Of the t'Bush- whackers. IF
tney thInk they can, Why they hayn't tried ba.
1e1e IS ne queer thing about it. Mavor Hix-
VI II FILL be remembered, is the man who
cGuldn't protect The Hannibal Postmaster
, llem fhe mob Int Spring, when they turned
nm :, cut because he Was Republican,. II he
lators as hard in this case as that he viii .rcS
oahlg accomplish coed deal.
, 1861-08-21

When ~ ne yo.r- 1ei3v v,x;.~ =. :.
war-aag II tAs soafa, "a c1sc1a3 4. ts.t ST. 1 e
Aa1loas s1l 1of ~ engagement with aome roe5.
looking V1loA HA2.-LosaapWx Joxynal
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THE PRIZE R.a.E1.ER

WI pe awarded by Competent Coumlttee, ard the
offfi VIII be In accordance eth 3ar5ee racucs Each
company to be net less than 80 rens aad file
All business on the Fair Grounds .7t1 be suspended
salps tae p1ese1fatton CT the PRIZE BANNER The
preEeatat1on VIII be accompanied by annronra+a a.,
dresses By eminent men
Large AMI approp1i-te Prenirms H11t be awarded
for the best contest in sHARP SHOOTING.
, 1861-08-21

fAeHtueky Onien Volunteers for Nils.
souri,.
r1;tN I;ov1sGTos, Ky, Aug: 19.-Capt. James L.
Ec1eys company Of Kentucky yoIanteaTr
EoH complete, is under orders for Geo. Fra,
NoEt's column in Missouri, =
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The Reverend T. I. Cuylez,f5n letter from
Nevalt, Ohio, to the New York Bbangezsas,
speaking Of the present National erisis, says:
. This wsz 1nust Inevitably have one Of two
results. Il will Aather cut the iuzular Of
slavery, extingqlsh secession, ,3consol li1ste tue
nation, md prepare 1t for = grsnder misaioa Of
Christian cfVilisatfon aud enlishtsnment In
the earth or else It will end ID humfliat;ap
defeat, compromise with chronic iniauity. au3
total debaucbing Of the popular consclenca m
before God Which Of these two results snail
come depends On the greet deciding class.
the thinking, praying, and working class
who sake up the church Of Christ, Gods
people con save this Republic, d CronWeil's
FuritaHs saved the liberties Of EnsIaud-bv
the sword Of steel In the one hand, and the
sword Of the Spirit IN the other. During this
PREF t>ur have talked freely with all Glasses
that encounter, and find that there IL an i1
slalous poison ct work, the poison Ct prefer.
enee sor temporary peace instead Of a dear
bought triumph of permanent principle. But
e lev are yet tainted with the subtle delusioa.
slx months Of sharp military rererses woald
MAKE the poison spread llke cholera Sir
meEths OF Cromwel1ian WET viii cut the dan
gtr out as prompt surgeon knlfes out the
fat'aeknakes Verom from a bitten limb.
, 1861-08-21
Prof. Woods Restorative Cora;a,
and Bleed Renovator,
A. the rerredY which shou]i he .7-rav. a. >.n.
time Of ueet. II" 047@so sa aaRA
1.,a.o.1z. Q. !. WOOD 4 Co, Proprtatt>
@s' ee~ ief& end Ia MarSetst. St, Loal5
Rrlee, ons Dol1a- per Bottle,

Ias :9e:F1rg ts rsrt ct pustacss 1at.,r It, ,.e.
Taluable: s1'e"' !" taersiofe the mora
fRof U J. Woop-DEAB Sic; P1eass s1icv Egs 80 ~
f5pa 5pG eoEcSIing ycur very valuable Res.ers
~ 1se Iofaial and Blood Reao7 7atof havs beea s;cF
htgIt tnaa year and have tried Almost eye~r
ntI 70 get reGE aSd hart urd but yerv ittse
faai }ouS ser;iaI aEI say il makes IA
80 1gGt 9s!tef took bad cold oyrr year ava V,;rS
ara = saE E9nf medicine advertised L tie Br;dsep31f
to ~ es6sn ss Il and i has greatly helped ma iesr
Forr cheaient servant
DAVID F. WHTTLOCK
aaqs eFery one, ro matter how low ans how .,n-s
ty tey pAss st4efeu experience almost Instsnt rrief
~ Lg~ ~ 10y . AASY THoCsAEDs WILL BLEss TEx ~
atAl 1!xklH ATTENTION WAS CALLYI n r. Tnrs ~
49, suAsT CO Lat wait hour there IA no u;at,Fe
iaHn- iuun III y VII cure Fou- Be well aud sufsr M
Nae ecttie VIII seva ron rom su1er1nr nd
heaa me following Ictter, Just received.
vsn ~; T. ~, hise: il. BEtalo, n. I'll purchased ~
r. si ard dHo myself estir-ly relieved II IL
geSefsI dthjRsfT a. r5o3ucing seppsge Of sresa
H. ne41 H. ana t oMesFe M that shall be cnr-d becansa
ctgEA IRE a1I gene ~ 'A e'0 esonAEa zaa
he# Hartford, oEeids cenaty. n Z. Feb. 1st4. 1ss1.
B. DkWAKD.
, 1861-08-21
THERE Is NOTHING Fo.,.,,

nsg ddxef aesangeE o. T,r,,d: sd !5vs
Ssr4pastA 1seaset # tha KtdneyE or aay rerersi
AMI = w 9htT ctre the Gehilits following CHII12
Ets put preTen: all attacks aris9S Y-1tn
AlrsadE attacked A0 sa7 -1esasss aI enca
vii iafafJ s1on!d have b2tt!e With the1a - it
Is # nE.si, EpS2 eaaqSc @ of c't::ats aud watzr-
aentary habits ""1o ~ Ill petson9 ~ So
.LAD1FS net acrusto12ef +, ,r,--cb Nv. .,. .,
a1o1sd always Ese it " - '"s-0so8 sAsseaad
sre aE - Eho1d use IT, for It Is perfect rsuek
pass the dreadful period with per1 case and ssfstr
, 1861-08-21

IAR FOR RUssELL--The Last that was sa2u Of
R1Sasll, Berrister, IL D. and s. n. Q. B., be
~as ID full retreat from Manassas. We hops
that he managed to preserve his notes, aid
not draw on his imagination for his facts, y
a8 he did during his Southern tour. Il b. il
ever caught south Of Mason & Dixon again.
ne bespeak warm reception for him-Ta;ua
1Iar, covered With feathers, acother essential
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restorative < Cordial.

ton ca1 M et Thousands p3ore tint 70 u-sz.,x
D15od deprra.in1p az nth It for irpnrities Il 81
Ese scEiy coIuEeIs ~ tas 71al energy, pale and ota.
foHngt ats9 pfSgfd curative In eac Ct tn
AND.gEsllOS' = 1,..' DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF aFpRr1rx
81 anEss. NERVOUS ERHIrABuITY. pAIr
1nrrs..I W AEE AEAEF, LANGB0R,
e4cotSEss, EcEFIENT CON
SUMPTION
And all that Class Of cases m, 1ae,.,,v eA..,
, 1861-08-21

appointed, 70 hold permanent aeeztons, or sct
"heneFef needed-that general system OF
eo1fespoadeneA be Instituted between This
eGlnnaatses I'd all Others organized, for like
ss1 aetidn nj be. Inspired taroue hoat o. a, toe
sfae that sx34s should be providedan every
Secalty ts arnsat lesat one company for drIf-
1ne aA&*MiItaty exercises, and if need b.
also 1of 6tdence- fnr encouraging recruits and
equippinE them for eollecdng msnersto sup
Pot ths fAqtteso a of To11nteers u theaE absence
fon honey Their q kould be Home Gusrd in
every locality ronsfItuting : kind Of reserve
corps to Bio called cut all over the
State in case af need and where 1t is possible
there should be established camps Of instruc-
non, ald qualified tnstructsEs to teach military
discipline and drill to the young men Of the
State, SO that within q ver1 short time the
drilled and disciplined for every possible emeI.
geIcy-a matter in which It is now to areat
extent deficient
In making these suggestions, we wish to
nave them understood only in the light of
suggestions, 20 Inst upon more mature DELHI
eralion SomA general p1an OF action may Q,ti-
mafely meet The concurrence Of all tt is one
principal oniecs Of this committee to have the
latent energies Of our people aroused and
called into action. to get the people moving
IN masses with all the engfnery Of their great
moral and phyaca1 power to the upholdi1g OF
%A% NNfElNA6tE1AF&& AD4Gy H&4tt lt9 LfOGp5 are
field
Let rs in tbs great crisis haze such msai
testation Of the ~Ao1s public spirit ct the PEG
Pie az thai thae can remain no do1tt as to
their nnanimit3 of purpose and discrimination
nteer! A<usT! TO surrender the last great leg
aey of the FeTo@3Hen at The demand of traitors.
either open Or secret
=. Let no man ret satisfied nnless he is tax
lEg some part il this greatest Of domestic
dramas +. n Of Which history gives any account,
Let his voice be heard, his time EMPLOYED or
a's msans be gwen to prevent what, If al
lowed to he now lost, neither time nor maans
can eyer again restore.
9uoge gohn y. Wilson, 4. 3, Burley,
:. Gfant Gaodsach, G. G. Wicker
=, Haa H. Higgins, E. C. Laraed
&c dnos Hs4mmoEG, John Van Arinan,
e m Ge9; !2; Aa1ierre, George Schneider,
=. F. hata. Eiphalet Wood,
=: 29an =. 4e4glas, j. 6. Dore,
5 1pHi4a ~ @ dogne, III. BoWeu,
r; "a. doIs9, J. H. Tucker,
AInas b: Hry1n, P. l.. Yoe.
Il. D. CplYiu
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r,.. bAIfsE CHZEK jAsuarY g. I8e1
tKoF- Woos-DtAx STE. A1lov ~. :. . ~. ISA
stuesy y y fTssas 81 for tie e3de!fni and iceia
to for the past i've years haTn besR n. n
Wifi ae l4f EoRp4seatsea Of Giseases azssE
bess$ hs s1h ge1er dsrangement OF he srsxaca sa
viii sn1v +emp0ycs thG best skin tsks ana at Deoi
70 ine ree aqd Eocd part f tie hEe T. +. ss
+ 1.sIG, nIt5,fffabte M rstn ! often in y despoit
at e.. Il cS eng ~ EaiieFtg M and taoasht of ceaTsa
llseSted my atteEtIoE tS thy aa7er,eme.ti5t th5 n
It's cn1atra 1ss rrsG1seG bottle of NY Gsrdis, aed
- s.se Tas s3on gasd and wilss bestsf ca11d
scg b5 eaG W1Ih cor Eaia ceasca- and ffa5
81 ess ani TOW strong. h:a.thE wnmaa whose fsu
~ ~ ~ Y! le ever fhHsk t1eu a tbs strA .nt a1i2
H!cea a.! klt:r* all svc7 the 77ffer De- loire
EeT EL! give thee trstaEt reiteI ~ @&EAs'Ar
4ours faithfully, SUSAN FcssHy
, 1861-08-21

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING
FOR SARN1A,
fFeMpt sspatch E1yEo to every dissertation If
err States. ' VI 1ls VI tle 6a5tr
lima and Insurance Fill be Ieza by tsss than
by any other LiQs,
As tie eshre distance VIZ .st Clair Fish and uy.s.
Erie Is saved
Gcud accomEodst:trs for f.3r aad secons c1...
f1 oeo passe5ges5 ficEetea to all ths East
or FIstght or fasssss apply to 4. 4. GO1,DR1cs.
l. EALLNGEORD. Agent a. ", f,st.Ya7.
eas-s&8Sn Corner Lake ard Dearborn s1r=sss
, 1861-08-21

1IaEsT NILE fEAEK AND AMpHrrHra
TRE IN AMERICA.
GRAND cAVALCADE OF PREMIUM STOCK.
FLORA 1EPLK, ETHAH ALIEN and other ee1ehr,
1es are expected to compete fer independent asd Ia
portant pttzes over and above the PREMIUM I,1sv
LADIES RIDING AND DRIVING,
80 dollars offered In preHiuuI.
, 1861-08-21

For 4ale by tie following Druggists in usxos-n.
REED CO, J. T. ~ Lake street.
EAfITH DWTER. 81 Like stretst
jOENSDN, j. h 70 State street
SARGENT, E. H. COZ Rando!th and Htx4~
ALLEN. C. B. 10 West Harrison ntret
EOKMAAN 4 c. GEORGE Is RazdeinA strsss
BRONHOlD, HEHRT 25s North Clark HEeaf
-BRfAN. 4 3. % II est Madison street
BRTAN, +. 4. ? fremont Block.
BUCK b EAFkER, - GIafk street
CLEMAuNS, LEOE1pAS 139 WeS, B4ndoAu4t
RExGRS. u g. 15! West Madison street
IQt.EAkGRE, X so " est LaEs street
GRE1EE, 2: i45 Milwaukee svsnue.
GALE RROTHEES, 2R Randolph streeE.
GARRISON, g. G. t96 West LaGe BtreeL
6EfLAAN, CHARLES 3. West Lake stfsek
EI1C9CpEK. q. 81 StatF street
HO0hER- F. & q. II. 81 West RaadsIPh k*8a4&,
JAAAES1, WA. Canal street
JEROME MIL ON E13 South C1rG E&e4k
MARLA4 FREDERICK 37 stats 1tSeX
MATTHEl PHILIP, Il Elus 1slaH4 s!~Ak.
MEREIRIAN, F. n. Y. P: IL Clarx st<sek.
MUHlER, ". H. 10 South = eaA stfase
0HARA, z. l. 20 West kanaolFR street..
PAYNE, j. D. State 5tEsse. CAREER AotEe3
REDLIsH. HENEf - 2 3icot street
EDEMHELD j. So North CLafk Street.
@AYER r. uadeE Shern.a4 Hs1SA
WN1TE 4 BEAEROOK. 50 West Ma1is@
WfENsCHE, CHARLES 1at Aawa7E3k es%
W.O. HARR1a
Wholesale Axenta, 1t Aasussctsa,sxs pra.sa,
a1.1gILH- m.
, 1861-08-21

a, Democratic Paper on the sunn,a.~
e1on q Ancez<k4ary Eabltcatloiie.
1he Cleveland Paas4s Dealer has the follow
ing:
, 1861-08-21
FROM R4LEA.

Fs41 to gsrGondttion Of the Troops Af1zr t1e
oots1lne az lo"a Roys-Di6erenc Of opiu;ox ion
IN tSeady for Anoaher FfqAt, 'S''
, 1861-08-21
Prof. WOODS

Eer, Etrs rle&saa. to Il.
Il nIto sf9 stre4Etse:l - tie It'll ns4gs H.
u, it, Original pnTi;s - rrasTs thr 5ics1t
t ts11s Z ta LIZ oiayne.a atssa of .sas ~
In ponnisr t nfeIaran21 e:e1 ofered to tte ~x.1
most t1Seisay ai sfllly co1bisrd a to ~ m ~
y to ect n tonc and jet 20 perfectly adant T.
one ~ tha nt1 Ee sn2tte to the weakest etons.s -.
ozg9ls aud aay Ill aeIypi. AZ
1t II pel5Scty esharat1Gg II its eects s,s ~.
spf5;tt ue'es followed By lassit1de or Gepresseata
thnro1@T9G @iT191sage1 @ eEtFey Of vegetables, ans tn
prcpertles aad 1dHoinag Powerful toaic and FoesaI
MEDICAL Tsr19 1S S15 e; 4 lsag bean lederafam IN r4
cal scfe.Ss ~ os e ~ sne thoroughly skilled IA d
oA-AS MIG sueh remedy Yoa viii fad il Ia d.
, 1861-08-21


or sood VIII, without action-stflcient a.
Llon-or deeds, would be held to scarce1v a
isss degree Of accountability for what rniSht
aoaIoW . sh5n the original inetlgatsr Of the d5n.
srn,s5 Jn b;9n was tnfeatenlrg destruction to Ill
tne force Of the motive for action is no lss55
violent. and the measure OF accommodates, -
Wnlch Ee are held is equally If not 9ars re-
f1gio. we are therefore called upon by eyerr
obligation Of reason aad duty to sea to Il thst
We act, az well as will and intend. ''1'
we are sometimes told that the war Is onc
OF eeet1onE-of States-of CopfeGeracy a1a;ne
SSohIeeerscy, snd Of the people Of tie Whole
s scum asainst the people OF the whole North
aua tnal separate Confederacies nav eyfsf
consistently with peace and freedom! To
p1o3e me gressaese Of the faIlaey thai peace
~ fua.a esel e1st without the Union, is beyond
hut the groeeness Of the falsehnod imn1iaa
~ ne proposition tkat the whole people Of
any STATE or section are engaged in fEe at-
tempt 70 overthrow their common foyevn-
neat' Is zefated IN eysry days progress Of Ills
~ mn' CT - every adFaxce yet made into South
All ehia se@aet 81 HasA ne GoTernment has been
asae ta, 70 extend is protection, whole aasses OF
1ae people have declared their loyalty to The
tnlou, and denounced the conspirathrs Il,
a12ls against 1t. 1t ie demonstrated That cne
PAT oi the south Is arrayed against the other
~ j tasS sae leaders Of the rebellion, .aim-
AZ e@o aA LIZ powers 8t The States
lAey at1ees to rule, have, ike all t7ranfs tn III
ages o. the world, commenced their career Of
nsuIpat1on hy crushing ont freedom ar nniT;on
and action, and iaaus1raking a reign Of re1ror
oFer the ms:ses Of tie people.
4h!ee nnnd1ed and twenty-five thousand
men IN Tennessee uphold the gallant aad fsar '
less Andrew johnson in his Immortal efforts
to ss7e The Union. Noble Kentucky has ast
declared her Loyalty at the h&llotrb5x to the
Constitution ct her country, By overwhelming
maJonties ~ Western "a. appeals against her
oppreEsors. Missouri calls from the ground.
]ust leddened With the blood Of tae brave Ly-
On and eight hundred men, for aid. Frhm
Georgia. from North Carolina aye | even from
seuth Carolina herself! thousands Of Union
men, now bowed down under the iron heel of
Ihe grsat tyranny, cEy aloud for aid to the
5ovsfnment Of the country, and appasl to the
5uccor!
We would suggest thas public meetings be
eaued In all localities of tie 8tsta, Axd Wills
a n party organizations In presence Of.
Iae tn common danger, using Ia. .sozae aeasure-
tae same Or similar inHtrumeatalities to
louse the public atteation-that at such
meetings. ccnmittees Of Union Defeace be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03
CLEVELAND, MONDAY NoRNING- -JUNEs, 1861
sboaEIng AeeIaeht,


The telegraph speaks Of sad railroad ae-
eldens BY which the train containing the
Ohio 22d Regiment was thrown from the
track. The following letter, which We find
In yesterdays Columbus Statesman, deserib-
Ing the same occurrence, is doubtless exag-
gerated, as 70 thelOss of life: 80
a" CHiuticOrHE, May 81, 1861.
DR. WM. B. HAWKES.:
DRAR STA: Yesterday 9 terrible accident
happened on The H. 4 q. R. r., twenty miles
east Of ofChillicOthe. The balance OF the 22d
Regiment, with Col. GilmorS, arrived here at
3 o'clock P, d., and were received by nearly
the whole population ofour city, nearly every
one providing q basket OF provisions for the
soldiers. The train started about P. ~,
and all in the highest glee, and with the
wsrmest wishes OF our citizens. in the vi
cinity Of Raysvllle, an axle broke on the
tender, which drew six cars of the track,
left and right. Such sight, eyewitness
say, they never saw before. Some Of the
cars were entirely demolished and broke in
spiinters. Ten were killed on the spot, and
between thirty and forty were more or less
injured. Some had q leg, some an arm, some
their heads, and some backs broken. One
moro has died since, and several others can
not recover. a. -------- --.--.-
The engineer had 10 run of or else bis life
would have been sacrificed, although he was
not to blame The train arrived with the
mail, and sick, dead and wounded, at 2 o clock
this morning, and the sight was sickening.
never saw 50 much misery at one time; but
not agroan escaped thesssnfsreTs This morn
ing they were taken TO urivate boarding
houses, and well taken cIre Of. There is one
consolation, that the accident did not happen
through collision. It has thrown quite
gloom over our city, after the hospitality that
was Shown to the men, to see them come
back shertly ater, all mangled up.
There are several doctors attending them
all the time. The railroad company Is doing
all IN their power to make the sufferers COM
Portable. You may see other statements in
the papers, but this is as near correct as can
be got at. Yours respectfully, -
.FFrH 9 A. HAUTMANN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03
The Taxes for 1861.

Wocall The attention Of our readers 10 the
article pablished herewith, respecting the
Stats and county levy Of tazes for sAe saI-
rent year, which Is especially important to
be rad and understood, as the laws passed a.
thslast session Of the Legislature upon this
sabject have not bsen published. This article
briefly states The provisions Of those acts.
The County Commissioners meet on Non
day June srd, to make the assessment. The
limitations imposed upon the County Com
missions.s and Boards Of Educat;ou, will, If
compiled with, make az aggregate deduction
Of local taxes in the State OF nearly one half
million Of dollars, as compared With the as
sessments Of past years. The ReliefFund for
the families Of the soldiers mustered into the
State, or United States service, which is au-
thOriEed to be Taissd, viii make total sum Of
four hundred and City Thousand dollars in
the State. It is therefore highly important
that our local authorities should attend to the
matter without delay. 1ftsl
Papers throughout the State viii do their
respective localities a service BY publishing
Mr.. BaldWin's article, or otherwise giving
the information contained therein. And it
Is hoped that those having charge Of the pub
IicasiOn Of the laws viii not neglect the
early publication Of these acts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03
"a. .-..,l.... ..rnIo... - Cnnnle,,s.

The Pittsburg Chronieie Of last Friday
evening says atbe monster Union gun, re-
Gently cast At the Fort Pitt Works, has been
completed, and Is now being removed to the
Pennsylvania Railroad depOs whence it viii
6s shipped to Washington, and thence to
Old Point Comfort with as little delay as
possible. It Is intended for Fortress Monroe,
and will Be put n position immsdiately on
It's sEriFal At that point The Union is
heavier than the Floyd and VIII throw q
ball between SIX and seven miles. It is per-
haps the hesviest piecs Of iron artillery ever
manufactured, and the result Of the expert
msnts which it is proposed to make with 1t
win Be locked Cor with interest" -