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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
A Man killed y. . Lon Lon a. A.tlsy,s rA,s,sr
From Tho LopdOn Tlme., Jan. Al

From the London Times, Jan. 81 ..l,f;,
Yesterday morning an alarming circumstance
occurred at Astley's Royal Amphitheater, owing
TO the escape Of the whole Of the lions, the
property OF Mr. Crockett, from their den, which
occupied place very near the stage. At about
a quarter. before eight, the men who usually
attend to cart away the manure were startled
by tho loud roaring of the lions. but as they had
on former occasions heard somewhat sisailar
sounds, they proceeded with their work az usual.
The noiae, however did not snbside, but, on tue
contrary, increased, and In few minutes the
men where horror struck at beholdng one OF the
lions struggling With man named Jarvey, q
yard helper In the establishments. Mr. Crock
ett's animal keeper was Immediately sent for,
and he arrived In very few minutes, but he
not having the power over the infuriated beasts
that Mr.. Crockett had, Immediately sent for
that gentlemau. On the earrival of Mr.. Crock
EFT he rushed on to tho stage, where the lion
was running about with the unfortunate man
Jaryey In his mouth, tosah appearance quito
dead. y agsRo8eir alaa SAID aalieniisai "a ~
y Mr., Crockett instantly seized q stable fork,
and dealt the lion a heavy blow on the side OF
the head, which caused II to let the man 20;
but instead Of running away, he turned round
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
PtTrssuhelI, Jan. II. u

: :, :, N6EHS1VW1u J8us ~ IEIU.
DG. KEYsEn my wife has been aallctsd win bsd
cough and dimoulty Of breathing for fve Or sx gsa
which for several years back had eradraIy ip
violence. 1he complaint has been hsrediiary and -
peen treated BY severai physcisns without eny re-
s. In THIS state Of her oass procured some q your
rso.cral Sough syrup. 1bought the fgt time, any
aSd got dollar bottle which cured her oniir1lr md
she has now no trace Of the former disease except rss
ness would also state that used the medicine nv
self 10 cold and cough. The medicine cured me ~ -
log one dose Iexpress my entire satis ton vth the
medicine and you are ss liberty 70 publish S Il you
oesire 70 90 co. wa. WILsOn, :
-...- -'ft Alderman Pifh Wsfd
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PITrssvEeH, Nor. ls, 1853

DR.. kzvtkR Although not an sdvoeats of Patent
meoiclres, In general affords me pleasure indeserh
PIE to recommend your Pectonl Syrup. As medicine
we'll worthy the attention Of any petson DO may 90
any manner be afflicted with coughs cods and
OF any hind and fer the peculiar qualifications fer 10
moving all that dsagreenble sensation attending g.
we're cold.
have been, more or less In my life, aaec.ed wit he
severest OF colds and hoarseness. At tines nv throat
would become OIL sed to prevent my fpeakng aboys
whisper and BY taking few doses Of The above syrsp
itwould relieve me entirely. n ,r--''-7 =
In Recommending this medicine must unhestatlnaly
say thatit 10 the best remedy ever found
cure the above, nor should any family b without ay
remedy for diseases 90 PREVALENT. N Wv trash
r- Yours. most respectfully, good.
EDWARD ]. JONES, .ngVor.
Cashier c;ii=sus' psR..< !nsH neay ina snst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
Robinson street. Allegheny i.
PlrTasUReH, December, n. isS2.,

.-..---- PIrTa1UR0H, December, 3l, 1859. ID.
A GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYsER,s PBoTORAL !
sYRCP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny eonpty
had coughing and splitting, which commenced about
the 4thot February last, and continued eight month";
employed the bsst physicians In the country and my
cough continued unAbatsd until early In October. Ar
that time was advised TO try your PEor0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting IhAd
despaired OF ever getting WE'LL and think Il ould be
known that this valuable rsnedy will do for others What
II has done In my case. JOHN O. LITTLE.--g
Witnsss-B. II. KKsR, l. ~, Peebi,s 10 oNnhip, y, ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

COL. PRATT AND DR. KEYsERs pEOTo.
SYRUP.-DR. KKytER-Dear eir: Excuse the deIaS oi
my acknowledging the excellence Of your PecorA CouEh
syrup sooner. take great pleasure In ssynR that "a Il
add The worst one was ever afflicted With have uot
usei more than onehAf OF the bottle and car ard DO
vsn tat all who are afflicted would give tas fair trial
quack nedlcine.n would not suffer another such A.
attack ior any consideration, ct any cost am con-
hdent can breathe more freely than evtr did sha
excellent remedy. You at liberty to use my nsne
In this regard, as you think proper 4. PRATT
Messenger Common Council, Pittsbureh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1850. - q
n. Bl-1 am no stranger to my ielloE-etzsns. and ,
VINO entertain doubts can eonsult me personally. e
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prrr.nunan ,la1 Ia.r

. PTFFlpgRau. April "a. 1857.
ter who has taken several msdleneb for bad coirh
without beneht--amony them AystA Cherry Pecfosd
l purchased from you bottle of your RROF0kALs--
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she Wss
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough JOHN DAhTN,
.. r..f Robinson street, Allegheny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

A WONDERFUL cURB,--some une- ago. an old
neigheor Of mine was very Ill., with bad cough which
every one supposed to b consumption. His reIariyes
told me that he had Aen eyery rem,dy fhey heard ef
without benen; his brother came to him de- and Alt
were oonnfmed In the belief that be conid not i've 4
had about the third Of bottle Of your Psctor agrnp
Ehieh gave him. and entirely enred him, TO the s-
L. The extreme age Of the he being about
old. have NO doubt tho Peetofal saVed hi LIE.
- ~ --,.r IN rantLr. IQHhNi 0THNIRrriI Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

= oIEuBKNYILLEi o. Mar faatIng n. :,
nave used DR.. Keysers Cough Syrup fever. YeIlos
the best medicine for the that have ~ ~
.lI! J.M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
Che Obiu 5tatesnra,t
DAILY. rRI-WERKLY AND WEEKLY
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
AND PROPRIETORs

ur ONCE Nos. 80, SO and 40, North High st.
TERN MgINvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Usily SO 90 per year.
q" By che Carrier, por week, i21S cents. =
GrI-Wsskiv DO p6r year.
Weekly 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

J H. 2, INVITE ATTENTION to some of ths mos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

DIR. KEYsER's PgoroRAI SYRUP IN ELA fRs-
vlLtE.-Plsase send me another supply OF ysuf yfnS
has the cold and arc inquring for Dr Pecofsf
5yrupr We have sold sixteen bottles lest wear nd ars
now entirely out Mr. A. Alter and Mr.. P, Maher both
Of Bairsyt LEI Pa tell US they would NOT 10 without II
In their families. In fact, all who use Il once Waut
again Yourn, respectfully, p Y - -
,.,..., N C,sso aJ.s.WATrzRsos q SONS {
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

ANOTHER NEW cRRrIsToArEsDR, reyhEs,s
PICTORIAL sYRUPs--Ih had been troubled efth 4 conch
and cold tor seysral uessso bad was 4 that cpun n
sleep had ths advice and prsscfiptions fp thrss n
the bestphyniciansin the city. whom could name o
not do 80. finally procured bottls Of your Pectnf
syrup, which cured me entirely. a elgncd ;p5srns
= J. W. sfMohT0N, " e1a
3se Liberty street, Pttsbugb, Pc jan Q, ie0Q,,l,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

FIRST TRAIN. a.0
DAILY, Mondays excepted.l 9l5t
NIGHT EXPRESS, vta Dayton, at 2;45 q. M, stop,
ping at London, xenia Dayton, Middletown and Hamil.
ton arriving at Cincinnati a $40 a. m Dayton at SIS
a. M, Indianapolis at lo4s q mi st Louis at lESo
SECOND TRAIN. ii 5
ACCOMMODATION at $40 .. M, stopping at all Sta
irving at Cincinnati 1l02 o. m, Dayton at9;1Sa. M,
. Indianapolis af ;2e p. M.
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS, at 800 p. m, stopping at Alton,
Jefferson, London, Charleston, Oedarville, Aena,
Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow, Deerheld. Fosters,
Loyeand Milford aud Painvlle, arriving at Cincin-
natl al 7:Q0 p. M; ST. Louis at l2 mi Dayton at 5s5 p
mi Indianapolis at 1923 p. M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

"sToP THATpoUGHING.n .n--,IIov ean do III 40,
to Keyserson Wood street and ct abotns d his co1sk
Pectoisl and that don't curv you Y6ar osie nlsf
desperate indeed" This % sAspscimcn q de
one hears almost every day IN cold ckchpk 81
the year. And We can. from uctuai oScsr
fully 10 the advisers admonIton " sh,ge IN "a
have triedthe "Peotorel, IN tsibbofn caso uth
entire success Neartwo weeksngo We u
with one OF the most distreisns. cohtrRfy mu n
subduabe coughs ever expefiencld shSe Our sdpssk
upon this mundane sphere We congbed stsaaiiS nhf,
aboriousy for one whole week, IN hopes of sIn0 os
but was no 60 In fact seemed rather 70 have l,s
proved By praccs and 70 have acquitted
cy and dtafressibtv BY the operation. 10 bs sses a
the siege, We eou ghsd our way % Ksyss fo weed ~.
-procuredu nfty cent bottle of the foa ~
accordiSg 70 dfeotons and IN forty eiFht hbnr vs.
master Of the Geld the enemy having
surrsndeted, after brief but unequal conootNih nc
formidable an adversary Ksyserg fkncus soonrrh,
Pectoral. DsoseNssiHs N!Rp~. ~. IA 1850. o,sS
DIR. KBYsHR's PEoroRAL SYRUP b prspsssd ssd
sold by Dr. .eBoRGE II. KRTnER, 10 Nccd street
, 1861-08-13
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
j. The subscr1be1 ot1ecs fo7 sale or exctaage+ h
Residence at Racine, WISCONSIN,

The honsei Is nearly net bulit l1 tas nesE ma2asi,
md 1ed through With hr;ck-s2 feet front i1siS5ss
ci5sen together with all required out butldnga Eo9t
barn. wood and ash h0use6, &C. &C nH 41pie g1oo1As
fanepme3y sld ont VITA EsaSeted carnage ano toos
Wiki,
VARIETY SHADE TRIES SARUH'
Berry AND PLANTS,
With a fine gsrden-eastssr ftout OF - feet-"tth
dne FIeH OF Lake A.chizau. :
Racire ia sixty miles north ct ChlcsEo. directly On
te xtn ss slsyaI1en aad Rssfssax ss1
aud churches The Bchcola ore estah1ished aad con*
dnc&sd npoa the same prneigles g those q E9csgS
.wfxk :Atce1<fhEe four t1mez PET taT Pr faA MoGla
b sod On tine or eIEhsnged for Chhago 4fopefk7.
asspnin4 mortgage. I'm. r. ,a5Ea1 MnEE1K1x1 h..
eS Clark 6tzeet, n. T. CeLttal Ra1lrGad g;sces
, 1861-08-13
From Wa&htQXf4n.

WAsHxoroN. Anzust!. !.12-The following
named Coneuls have just heen appointed To
Smyrna, Prof. C. D. CleTelard, Of Pennsy1ya
MIA; to Mecca, Nj. :Ottepburg Of: Wisconsin ).
to toMa1acaibo, Fred. WIppe11aa, of Mississippi;
to Demerara, Theodore D. Edwards Of Ken
tucky. -
The War Department. has been busy since
the Adjournment Of Congress, preparing for:
the distribution OF laws -fecantly enacted for
the regulation Of the army, Nearly ali the
commissions for the officers Of the army, Pro
yiaed for by the late increase, have been made
cut. The labor has been great~
WASHINGTON, July 12-Tne alleged semi
official announcement in the Richmond papers
that Admiral Dundss intends to: tuke his feet
into Charleston regardless Of President Lin
coins baoakade, Is Of no political Significance,
vessel Of any nation with which ne ara at
peace has right to entzr Our port, notwith-
Standing the blockade, which is intended to
operate only against the commerce Of the dis
loyalists.
and France, have rendered: their services to
the United States, but it Is not known that
any OF them will be accepted- - =.
Two regiments hnre teen raised N New
Mexico for Its defence;- ane II not bokt
mounted troops. The Cofouels are st. Traiu
a1d Pine Lient~ Cols. Kit Carson aud Manue
|. ChaVey. It iB intended to raise Two more.
| The statement that Prince Napoleon Ind az
interview with Gen Mcclellan, after his re
| turn from Manassas, is entirely false.
The Precedent: is in excellent health. H.
| will not leave Washington this season.
The Government has sent orders to Ci.cin
nasi directing. that Lient. Col Tyler, Of th
| rebel army, Who Was arrested IN that city
! few days since, ehall be sent to New York 10
/ detention at Fort Lafayette---.
, 1861-08-13

The Freeborn, OF the Potomac 1otlla. At
rived from down the river to-day. The Free
bcrn fas been engaged cruising between Fort
Washington and Aqnia Creek, and running
into the little in1ets and creeks, aud overhaul
ing and destroying boats. all boats Of which
satisfactory accounts are not given are sum.
ma1ily destroyed, thereby very much impair
Ing the facilities for communication between
Maryland ard the rebels. Occasionally shot
ether places Where the confederates are sup
poeed 10 be, but without elIciting any reply
Night before LAST the George Page, the rebel
steamer, attempted to. run out Of Aqua
Creek, but tte ice boat engaged her, and after
a few shots compelled her to beat retreat.
The ice boat VIE npt struck. but it is thought
the Page was injured. The latter carries aix
guns, and it Is said has been painted black.
She frequently comes down to the mouth Of
the Geek, AID, after brief glance 1t aisirs,
puts Eaek into her den. The Ice boat and
sion.lly drop e few shells TITO the woods by
way Of 2 test uf eheir range. The officers
Of the Freeborn contradict the report, brought
up the other nsy, Hat the rebels are erectin &
batteries en- Mathias Pe1nt. The EaHgaNon
Of tho Potomac Is uoohstsucted. It ID re
ported that batteries are Eow being Put up et
The White House, and on "Wednesday night
five bcats filed with armed men were seen b.
schooner to ;cross over from the MHEyia1u
side and land at that plsee., AZ Fort Wash
ipgtca al is qniet and ii good order. seTsra
! dorn the river, To-day the xeslgR1tions d
Chtet Engineer Charles Spencer aud SscoE:
Epg.1ear: A1dreW C1rs7C&, Of the Ffee5or:s
wefe asctptsd, azd those poziaoaa yaeatej
! Tne ea0se af the ttcaiE1atl.an6 u uot k1a M
| -Wash, Gb4, 4. 7. Te+|d.
, 1861-08-13
4 WhRfe fto mDrzs

The community Was shocked to hear Of the
dtsth Q: ore Of Barnum's whales yesterday
morning. Death apparently loTes . shining
ma1k. It seems but yesterday Yin fact It Was
the esy before-We gszed upon the youthful
form, instinct with lie, snd looking forward
shared not the torebodirgs Of his friends. Nr.
Karnrm was possessed with strange pre=e1-
-:iment Of calsm:tF, end sumnoaed the public
20 either house Of mourning or house Of
joy, be knew Eot which, but at all events to
Re quick. At day 5b1eak, We believe, The great
ratn1al curiosity passed sway.
The b1ow is severe one. To Mr.. BaCaam
1t n1uet be shocking reminder Of the empti.
1eEs Of all human placs. Enterprise, liosra1
expenditure, courage-What are they all before
the fell destroyer? Even whales have their
time to sink and rise no more. Such IS Wit
nessed the tender endearmcGts between these
white whales, and saw how they Ind hearts
that beat as one, ,and how they were not Asppy
wbea they were not pretty near each other IN
the tank, may perhaps, realize the Anguish Of
their separation, We are not surprised to
lesrn, indeed, that the sfnictlon hss borne so
l;d;r "a st anT moment Of The flight Of It's spir-
It also. May both whales meet again In the
open seas Of Immortality! The loss Of the
pubic is great, although not 1rreEarable. The
world moves Oh, sid many natural c1r1oslsles
remain to fill up the gaps caused by death.
+ Mr., ,Ba1aum's spirit although saddened, IS not
broken. He sees tha~ objects Of bis care and
best management snatched from him, and yet
he announces that he Will Immediately send
for two more whales Of the same eort. We
shall econ forget the lost whales II coat2m !,
plation Of the new, Such is Life, it Is well
Known. -
ne deceased was about sixty years Of nge
It bore an excellent character. Its patience
ard sweet dtspcaition under the most trgicg
circumstances will long be remembered. The
remains, weighing not less than m : :fWenty siz sa
~. T. Tribune, 10th sa5t. -,
, 1861-08-13

Tie Keolri packet Sucker State, arrived on
Saturday, Llsicg en- board 409 troops, whom
sse dis. =, 5-IkEd at the Arsenal.
The B3tck Hawk, Upper Mississippi packet,
arrived ;.stt rdsy morning, or lats Saturday
hight Nth 500 thoroughly sraed soldiers Of
The IpEa Fourth, from hannibal, The Blaek
Hawk rtnziued 1t the foot Of Cheenut gtreet
nne tine, and then :pessed down the river.
7,5ouxtIy to the Arsenal.
The Empuas having made trip with ord.
narce, &c, to Cairo, returned On Saturday
cven:rc. Ecr pilot, Hiram Hal, asserts that
wter Opposite Prices landing, which Is Is
miles attTe Cairo, he saW body Of SIX or
serea reEe1s-scouts he supposed them % bs
who 1eyeled their mCak6ts nk him, bu: as he
TN the boat fmmedi2tely awsy from sore
bSyond effective distance, the rebels d. moi
RAact.
The City Of Alton, G. II. Graham, and D. a
ss94Ea,v, E+1e al st the RA2rl yesterday
~. 1ae ". Eagle got II on Saturday saftern 2cs
S,a heol uk, with 9G0,"troops, End ra4ss1
~ ae :ie Arsenal ,.'.~.: -:
x.st-x@s xs@san, IRON the upper rirer,~g3t IN
1retsi 'sal Of troops, and passed on 70 ths
red rs *nisf insffe~oaee, black With soldiers, ~ita
r1sytrr. ca@e anesHine here and there, and baud
~ eso 1e'usntd to tie n1nsr IN nS: IL,
~; ar *as dtsec; frsr Ef rse-aes -
, 1861-08-13
LATEST FROM CEN. lyon
He, Invites an Engagement.
DoIkGs OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Especial Dispatch to the chleago Tribuue.l
WAsKN6ToH, August u, 1851.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.l
WAsKHszoH, August u, 1851.
THE TREASON OF mr. FAULKNER.
There can no longer be any doubt Of the
fact that Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, our late
Minister TO- Paris, has forsome time been in
sympathy with the rebellion, and that he even
now contemp!ates taking mp arms against the
Government should he ever arrive in Rich
mond. His afhliation with the rebels in Paris
and here, are indeed disguised, but the infor-
mation upon which our Government acts
comes hom trustworthy sources. Mr.. Faulk-
ner is here now settling up his old accounts,
but he is in charge Of regular officer at his
quarters, while his room and baggage
at Wizards are under military guard
His baggsge Is lin tied, however,
to his necessary wardrobe, Letters from
abroad put no very honorable light upon his
transactions there; and letters that hare been
intercepted here, psssing between him aad
the Richmond authorities, demonstrates that
the command Of . regiment has been offered
him ip Virginia. Our Government will prob.
ably bsf1fend Mr. Faulkner in this N ornent Of
scre temptation, by taking good cara that he
DOES not make the fatal step and commit the
overt act Of TREASON. It we're better for him
to prolong his atay In Washington as the
ngaest" Of the Government.
Ito the Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Ex-Minister FauIk-
rer Was arrested to-day and conveyed to jall,
By order Of the Var Department. He is not
permitted to hold converse OF correspond
with Friends. a formal examination Of fis
case Will soon take place.
, 1861-08-13
Latest from Spr1ngf1eIds m&ssourf-..
A GIouud1tss Panic.
Especial Correspondence Mieeouri Democrat1
EI.rYxGr7IrYn Mn Aur q 1851

@AEA-Af
You have doubtless received report Of the
sli1mishipg at Ding Spring and CEIran, from
az t5e BltIess, 50 I viii pass on to Eubse-
qreIt events. We started Oh the return gun-
Gay morning, fearing . flank movement and
sn attaek on this placs n our aoserce. VIC
camped that night en- Wilson Greek, twelve
miles from here Monday We moved hither,
the tcrce being properly disposed within Eve
miles Of town on the various roads cen:ering
te1e. Tuesday the ener1y moved up to WIZ
son Creek, where they we1e still atcamped Of
q late hour yesterday.
Reports gained c1cde1ce that while that
fo-ce-tte main body Ct The enemy-were IN
hat position, two other forces vera ilanIing
the city On southwest and east, and the cli-
zers began to be very much alarmed. {ester.
cav the panic increased stores were vacated !;
citizens began to gather rapidly such articles
Of value as they could easily transport. The
Directors of the Branch Ba1k here, begged
to be allowed to make the Government
4 loan Of S250, 0,0c0, nearly au Of which
sight 20 Witneea. The o6Sr Of the bank was
accepte6-at least 50 far as to take charge q
the moeey-geneIa1 propositions were 1asde
fer any moyement which might possibly BE-
nccesE Etsted, ard the impression GENERALLY
p!eSsax1 tss& rebel fezcss had got 1ha start
Ct us. I0t 50 much In numbers as in pos{tione
-w1e1e tteg could prevent the reception oI
ccmmissasr stores.
The United stztes and State government
! ettu]d tcgester een1 rs tocce enough to c1es,
! the State Of the rebel. Not less titan q, ,O0i
| t,eops should be concentrated here until ouie
/ te Testc1ed, sod The armed 5ands in our u:ids
| rtuoxed. Ur1ess The Governor acta W!t:
l. -ryomptrcss, Nc may yet be oTe1rnn and forr
/ Cd 10 esacuate this inapottau! poiat. :. RI;e
| sho&ld te sert Q. 6:1ce. i. - -
re rubIc miad gr+r nara e.1u, 1.,. eve
| uisg ss Rcou.s reported the reaas to the sos!'
, 1861-08-13
Army Of WeAtefn Vly2fmfa.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial.
CIAR-sREEH Va Aug1lat a. 1861

CLARIsBGEa, Va, August y, ISL.
lave csrefnDy refrained IRON giving in-
formation: calculated to bsneflt the enemy,
hut observe some Of our contemporaries have
leen less scrupulons. -They have endeavorsd
to report the number Of Federal troops ID
Western Virginia, but 1prtunate}y their cata-
}ogues have been uniformly incorrect. But
think it proper to. state that our "Army OF
Occupation is hardly numerous enough for
the wetk cut ont for It. The General cannot
concentrate enough troops to accomplish all
the work assigned him, and it Is highly in.
portant that regiments eha11 be prganfz 3D. aud
be prepared to respond to bis orders. This
condition OF affairs Is perfectly applicable.
months men from the sA1my Of Occupation
caused embarrassment, and the results may
be exceedingly mischievous. Indeed it will
necessftate repetition of the July CALI
paign. Had the three months troops
served Thirty days longer, General Rose
the retreat Of Wise, Then be Was driven out
Of the Kanawha country By Col Cox. Gen
Mcclellan had designed to sweep across the
country for this purpose, and Gen Rosecrans
would have executed tie enterprise but for
the reason stated. He was lett Without avail
and the work that Was partially executed, re-
mains to be done again, because the enemy
were active while ne we're compelled to halt
for rtinforcemente.
General Rosecrans Wss By no means idle.
He labored with extraordinary zeai and energy
to accomplish, with limited numbers, that
which required numerous army.. He gar
risoned ali the mountain passes aud protected
the military roads which our army had con-
quered, and WAS LEFT with an Insufficient army,
fastened up leinforeemerts, perfected the
subsistence aud transportation departments,
r5rganized the department. Of" Occupation, !"
psign. Even now, while labo1ing with in.
| ferse application and unfagging encIgg, he
| is compelled to wait for more men.
, 1861-08-13

and ea*t all clear, with no enemy In sight.
The only force now known to: BE- in
the vicinity ID still twelve miles dis
tant, On Wilson Creek, and : force will
be sent to attack them in = few d&ys.. -Tuea.
day, at dark, a party Of two or three hundred
rebel cavalry rushed into sns1l encampment
ef Home Guards, and. one, company; Of the
or three prisoners and four horses. The men
jumped to their guns and quickly dispersed
them, killing two or three Of the rebels:
Home Guards are here from several sur
rounding counties, aud regiment is being
organized for the war. It IL nov nearly full,
aad daily: undergoing drill and discipline.
Capt Wnght's eomPa.y: irom Dade county,
Of any I have yet seen. Their services are
Invaluable Tha State authorities should: act
with the utmost pIompt!tude to support
these loyal citizens. organizing them as mill
Tia, and sending Others to assist them to repel
the invasion Of McCu1loch, and the foreign
troops NOW within our border.