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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

THE PIRATE sUNTER.-The Navy De-
psrtment has sdVices Of the return Of the
pirate Sumter to New Orleans, through
Asehafalsya Bay. The JEFF. Davis is the
oniyrebel war vessel now known Of6oiallytO
be outside, as the Department is not sp-
prised Of the escape Of the McRss. Fast
steamers are on the way to make the
blocksds of New Orleans efeotuaL -Four
pirates have been disposed Of-the Ssvan-
nah captured, the Petrol sbeIIod and sunE,
the York besehed and burned, and sn un-
known vessel driven ashore BY the traDs-
port Rhode Island. OF the last exploit
there are no official sdvices.
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From sc. Louis.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 15-lO3 pm.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune
81. LOUIS, Aug. 15-lO3 P. N.
A messenger that arrived this evening re-
ports that Gen. Seigel was encamPed about
three miles from Rolla, where there was
good water, and would arrive at Rolla to-day,
the 18th. BE was in no danger There had
been no pursuit Owing to there being only
one ferry boat being at the Gasconade river,
considerable trouble and delay ensued in
Transporting the troops and baggage across.
About six regiments we're at Rolls when
be left. I4elA
The messenger stated that during the first
Of the battle, a company OF the Federal
troops rushed into the enemys camp and en-
tered tent where they found seven, thousand
dollars, which they secured, before being
obliged 70 retreat. he states that had the
Federsls been two more regiments in num-
Der, they would have been able to have pnr-
sued the enemy and efEectually disPered
them. .i1
A train IS expected here at II o'clock to-
night, and will probably bring the body of
Gen. Lyon. It is embalmed in a metallic
coffin, VII .eh had been sent from RoIla by
Col. Wyman for that purpose. The body
will be at OF ce sent on TO Connecticut
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Especial Correspondents Cleveland Leader,l
FPom Sc. Louis.
hi LnrIa. Mo.. An0. "a.

ST. LoUIs, No, Aug. IL, 1861.
Matters are rapidly eliminating In Mis-
souri. The telegraph has already furnished
vou AZ secount Of the battle near Springfield,
IN which Gen. Lyon was killed. The death
ot Gan. Price seems to be confirmed, al
though IL is yet denied by many and the
same IL true in regard to McOulloch, al
,bougb he probably yet lives. The number
of FEDERAL troops engaged is variously Ssti-
mated at six TO eight thousand, and the
rabals a, twsnty-shree TO thirty thousand,
sigbt Thousand Of whom are represented IS
bOiuq without muskets or guns of any kind.
Our loss is set down at two hundred killed
and four hundred wounded, while that OF
the enemy, in killed and wounded, is
placed somewhe.e between Eve hundred and
one thousand. General Siegel caused the
body of Gen. Lyon to be conveyed to Rolla,
from whence it will be forwarded to this
city The funeral is expected to take place
on Sunday. He win be buried with military
bonors, and great demonstration is antiei-
Pated.
A rumor is current in the city this morn
iur that Gen. HArdee, with l6O0e0 rebels, il
marching on Pilot Knob on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, eighty.seven miles f'Om st
Louis. A federal force Of 5000 men is sta
uousd there. Reinforcements were sent then
from here last night, and more go this morn
!. ing.
Reinforcements are also being sent to Ger
sieQel at RollA, on the Pacific Railroad, on
hundred and twenty-five miles from tn
. city. -IIa
The city and county of St Louis are to-da
le placed under martial law, and Major Mekin
70 try of the United States army, is appolnt'
,e Provost Marshal. The President OF tue boai
:. of Police Commissioners, John A. Brownie
has been arrested and sent to Cairo. II
ae Commissioners were appointed by Jackso
te and are all rebel secessionists. They will
p, deposed.
The business of St. Louis is entirely SO
pended. The principal streets on which u
ne heavy business houses are located, are qul
in and almost deserted. With friend we we
,ct on Change this morning, and the rooms
-, the Board OF Trade, which will accommod'
y with ease 500 persons, had less than 100
'es cupants, and transactions we're very limiI!
has Troops have been pouring into the CT
70 rapidly within few days past AID q lar
=, number are on the way. The activity a
" energy of Gen. Fremont is almost untiril
ere his time being occupied from o'clock in
rO- morning till IL at night. If there Is a
of man in the United States who can resc
;,h Missouri from the thraldom of secession, Il
man is General FremOnt-and success
70 hardly fail to follow the well directed ener
: of and activity which characterizes all
et" movements, conelusively pointing to him
:. the right man iR ths right place.
Among the Olevelanders now in this e !;
as | notice Messrs. @. @. Cobb and CrocE
the Sceville. .,r 'OFiO0
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The Ieaer.on Demooraey.

The Jefferson county Democracy, in Con-
Vsniion, adopted the following resolution :
gWe think this is not the time to arouse
party strife. The Democracy o. Jefferson
county are united in the defense Of our
Constitution and Laws, and whatever may
be our views on questions Of policy, We
merge them now in a desire to subdue rebel
lion and treason, and TO day-as vixen or
immortal jackson FIRST uttered tive in
scribe on our banners, the Union, it shall
be preserv I'd
That portion of the OIyabOga county De-
mocracy ruled by Payne and Gray think diff
ferenay. Let the People judge which is
right.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. l6.
The privaieer JEFF Davis arrived at San
Juan, Porto Rico, July 26th, for provisions
and water.
Martial law is proclaimed in Venezuela.
The Grand Jury in the United States Cir
cult Court presented the Journal Of Com
merce, News, Day Book, Fireman. Journal,
and Brooklyn Eagle for expressing sympathy
with the rebels and ask advice of the Cou I
in the matter, saying they will be glad to
learn their conduct is subject to indictment
and condign punishment.
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0Ths storm that wrecks the winter sky
No more disturbs their deep lepose,
Than summer evening latest sighi
That shuts the rose"

NEW YoRK, Aug. IL. = From Elmira took
the night train, and, for the first time, a
s,seDin0 car. The name think a misnomer.
These night cars are probably not excelled in
their appliance for comfo.t, and | could rest,
but sleep was out of the question. | might
as well try to sleep with the grOwl of Ben
cal tiger on one side of me and the roar OF
Nubian lion on the other.
l have never known this road in more
splendid condition than at present. The Ex-
press trains run with great speed, but the
even less Of the track makes the cars run
wonderfully smooth and easy, and the ab-
sence of dust in the ventilated cars add
greatly to the eomporJ OF the passenger
You are aware, perhaps that the trains
now ali run TO the new depot Just below
Hoboken, passing through tunnel one mil .
in length. These new grounds will be ample
/ for ali purposes, and form fitting termina-
ton to one of the greatest thoroughtares auy
country can boast. ArrangJ ments have just
been completed by which freight is set down
at Chicago in Ave days, with but single
change Of cars, which is at Dunkirk. From
this point the trains run BY the Lake Shore
road to Cleveland, Cleveland and Columbus
road to Crestline, and Pittsourgh, Ft Wayne
and Chicago road to Chicago. This canno
be exceeded by any other rome.
Yours DEACON.
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R1nHNonn. Aug. Is

In the absence of real battles the public
mind is considerably excited about troubles
or fights at Aqua Greek.
A battle is said to have come of at Lees
burg on Wednesday, Morning in which 500
federals were killed and wounded and 40
taken prisoners. Neither reports have been
confirmed, but they furnish abundant food
for talk.
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From Cairo.
From Cairo.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
narpo Au0 * op NJ

.-......-- CAIRO, Aug. l5-9 P. NJ.
The four regi uents-llth, l7th 18th and
l9th-which left here to-day, are destined to
Herculaneum, 20 miles below st Louis, and
at which point the Iron Mountain railroad
leaves the river. They were called from here
By Gen. Fremont.
There has been nothing heard from Pillow
to-day. Scouts report that JET Thompsons
rebels have fallen back from Charleston to
Sykeston, where they are fortifying. All the
railroad bridges between Charleston and
Sykeston have been burned by them.
Two Of the gunboats are gone down the
river to-day on a r+coRnoiiering expedition.
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foreigner. in the Army.
The following letter from Secretary Sew
ard settles disputed point; 17v0t

ard settles 9 disputed point eTvl
DEPARTMEEr OF STATE, l
WAsHIEeTos, Aug. 8, 1861. !
70 f. 4. Albzgsr, Esq, AagOr Of tie City
Of Buffalo T-E
LEAR SIE: have to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter Of the 9th inst, and
TO state in reply that the order to which it
refers was ofhcially explained aday or two
since, By the Secretary Of War. but having
still been q subjsct Of great misappreben-
sion, it has nov been entirely rescinded
aud vacated. Consequently there is no
obstacle whatever to the acceptance Of the
services Of volunteers on the ground Of
THAR nationality or language The con-
test is regarded, as it ought to be, Is s
battle Of the freemen Of the world for the
institutions Of self government.
am very truly yours,
WM q. SEWARD.
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AErnlrets.

WLT.S AND OTHER 7REFOLVj-
staeel Ammunition ard sporting 1arsfn7 ~ -
variety cheap. Also-Conray's Fi-bins rsspi.
seen q hodsl Reels Lives, Hooks FIieS A. -
Bed Fish Poles in any Quantity Al - - - ~.
A. HATrEhs LET's Gun stora.
-, airing neatly Szscuisd, O''' MI NJ y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

The Holmes County Republican AvOrs the
nomination Of Hon. David Tod as the PeO
pls's Union candidate for Governor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

1t is said the North Carolina troops have
been withdrawn from Virginia to guard
against negro instructions ct home.
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Incidents Of Travel.

ELRlRA, N. Y, Aug 10, 1861.
EDlTcR LRADER From Buffalo, reached
this pointover the Buffalo and New Yoik and
Erie road, which intsrsects the N. Y. & Erie
at Corning. ksteamboat express train leaves
Buffalo on the arrival Of the boat which con-
1ecis with the mail train at Corning, at
three o'clock P. ~, and reaches New YORK 81
six o'clock next morning, so that the time
really consumed between Cleveland and New |
York, over this route, Is thirty-siX hours. It |
would undoubtedly be iavorite route for
traTelers in not too great hurry, ii the
road and equipments Of the branch to Cor
| ming were in 9 better condition. The coun-
try Is diversified, the scenery o'ten pretty,
and there is a little novelty in leaving the
old thorsughfares Of travel. u
The New York and Erie Company now
own the track between Honnelsville and At
tica, and il is said, If they cOnnot purchase
will build new track thence to Buffalo,
the line will be put in splendid condition
on the main road, and trains Wll run
through at high rate and without change;
That Is q most desirable Improvement anu
will no doubt pay we'll. It is ever an inex-
irresistible pleasure to me, to leave the monoto-
nous level of the West and get back amidst
: the sweet valleys, the lofty hills, and qui' K
running streams Of my early home. IL
repews my age and makes me feel myself "a
how again" can climb the steepest and lott
iest ascsnts without weariness, and gaze, nev
! er tired, upon the broad and splendid seen'
t. beneath my feet. forget the 'cAmulaiinl
frost upon my head. have, for th'
hour. no memory of tolls and strug
n OIes encountered in the great battle o
A. life But that delerison ends WheI
90 into the old Ihoroughiares where nearl,
ali the faces are those of strangers, where IN
few familiar ones, the fathers in my youif
ne are now farrowed with thee scores OF years
lie and my early companions are wearing IN
grave impress of middle age. OF these te'
- remain, aud the inquiry ''where are the CON
u panions of my YOUTH is answered by go'n
81 to the churchyard and reading the inscriI
- tons upon the marbles gathered SO thickl,
q There they lie peacefully, silent congreg
he ton.
W OThs storm that wrecks the winter sky
m No more disturbs their deep Iepose,
he Than summer evening latest sigh,
That shuts the rose
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NOTHING MORE OONVINOING

ths i5linVing letter coming AZ it does nnsoliited
nom gontisman 80 well known in thst pEt q
BEav1OK, shelby Co., Feb. q, 1s0.
hessr8. J.. n. Harris 4 20, f-1tE
Centss-L have . . and nu1ber
Of other GOOD medseinea, but no kind that lover
dealt in gives such good aud full sasiaetion aa the
Sherry Wine Bitters, and my SEn pra ticll o1leri-
ence eonyinces me that there IL nothing better.
fOf hfteen or twenty years previous 70 H5is LWae
aliicted With lndammatOry hheumnIismf " hichhad
never Without clear Of but AZ times il aasned
alarming forms-80Tne times ny kno. ., or on 81
them, have been swollen 70 threa four times neir
natural size, and with the most intoleraole lain
ton than 70 hObbls around on cruiches. believe
there i not Joint N my body that has not at tmel
been affected, some only having the effect 70 prnl-
y8e 3 joint or limb fer day or two.
physieiGns IN our neighb9rhood, but a. best esuld
only get temporary relief aud had come % the on
cusiOn that Was incurabie until, In 1851, regtg-
ed DR.. s. o. BicnardsOn's sherry Wine Bittera tom
any trouble OF return of since, now tEo and lalf
years. ] think and believe that In kneumathm,
Dyspepsia, Liver O0mpisint and Kidney Adoctins,
OF Dr0psy, II Is q specific, certain remedy.
: aE0. ". HOFFlIAH.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERRWHKRB
in. HARRIS & CO., Propr1sruls,
Cincinnati, O., for the Western 6tAtlA
PFics 10 Cent? pr Bottle.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BT
EF. GAYLORL Olevei-ftc.
o. 8. MAOKEEBTE Do
WILLIAM FISKE, %
y w. sACKRIDEH %
STRONG ARMSTRONG, 90
CHURCHILL BIO, Do rA
w, A. GRAHAM, SandusKy.
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nnd you have permanont Cure.
me OERAT II hss proved Itself 70 Be the best Ont
u,ent ever invented, and Whore once u5ees - -
never been known 20 fail Of enecting pefp9fnens
rnro ofoid Sone1, TetssF and HingEormf bcalo he41
Chilblan8, and Erost Bites, Barbers lsehy Cnagleq
81 Cracked Hanes Of Lip1, Blotches Or flnpiea .
ths Face. And for ..r-...
sOBE NIPPLES AND sORE EKKS,
the CarEtsi 4 the only thing required . c11o. =
1hould Be kept IN the house Of eYery Eamiiy-- ID
Directions Accompany Zach Botfla
SOLD BY mosT MEDICINE DEALER8.
PTies of SyTzp 81; C7ete % sssts pr ROisls.
J. n HARR1s co., PropristorI,
HOF Western States. Clcluu4sil Oll1sl
To whom All orders for the above nedisiDal mrll
- addrnaaad
Sold Wholesale and Retail b. -.
E. r. Gaylord, Q. 3. ALaekenzis, william 1i1Es,
n. w. saskridsr, and Strong 3 Armstroug, uleFe-
land, Ohio; Eoberts Samuel, Columbus ". a. efa-
ham, Ssnduskyi Carter 3 Brother, Erie Pa
WesvsF's SAT- Bheum Syrup and Oorats, b sod ~
OhurohH q Brother - me9
IT IS EVERYBODYS BRIENDl
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ABRAHAM LINC0N.
FROM WASHINGTON.

By the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Sec'y of State
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s0ld Wh0lesals Ed Rstail by
IN rs EVERY BODYls BRIEND
- HEHEHBOBT kPRREOIAFE8 .lli
PER RT DA YIs' s--
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
WsbeE 70 cal the attention d ne DubIis 3 III
long tssEsd and unriYElled r --f.
pIPTHERIA. 81 BORE THROAI.

The Pafn Killer Il . purel vegetable conpo1nes
and while Il is most efficient remedy for pail, 10 q
perfectly safe medicine even in the no8s unaEilli
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IEUMArIsM AND NEURALGIC
STE a NE 0 a = 3 .
lne others trsYellipE On oar Western kiFsln- q

See DrsctionI AceOmPGlsiHg Each loftie.
It has been tested in every variety Of cmsts, ana
" almost every Nation known TO AmerlcaI9, y =
the almost constant c0mpan on and in5lInlaDia
frien1 of the Missionary snd the IIsFeler,-sn sea
and laRd-snd no one should travel on cur 1akel
I'D Rivers without It.
lDrSold by Medicine Dealers EFcryE here -
CAUTION IRE PUBLIC VIII be cautious ID it1ie9
get the genuine Pain Killer, come unprnclpied
men use that name for their own Torthics COM
poundB In 90 doing they deeeiFe the coHnunityt
and Infringe upon the -'Trade Marx Of PERI DaEi1.
PIees-25 eeiJts, 80 cests, Gld 81 PsBo5tte.
$500 IN. HARRLS 3 CO., C5aeinnat q,
Propristors for the Southern and Nestsrl ssatess
10 whom an orders must be addressed.
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earEiins the throat vim Pain killer rSduood sith
'-'s-- foR SUMNER COMPLAINT,
Or any ether forn Of Bowel Disease II 9htldrsn OF
Adufs Il is almost certain cure, and has, without
d0ukf 6esn more succsesiul IN curing the FaEinn1
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and Il is often perfect cure for
DYs PEPsIA
fz ita mat aCQrevHfs fur1ns Its tonirand Btimu-
lsting properties, arousiEg the system % Vigorous
nsti0n, render it most efeclual cure for efr-
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used according 90 directions. Aor eEterlAl
application It Is unsurpassed y any medical prepa-
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CERATE - OINTMENE.

By taking the syrup as directed, Il via drive the
dissass from to system, and Ehen once out On ne
akin, isE applications Of Dr.. hesEorR
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yRAMELY PARSONAGE. A Novel. By Antho-
nv Trollope author Of doctor Thorne," "Iho
Bertrsms," &c. limo, Muslin 81 i0n -, q
FOR sale By -a 4Hl J-b. COS6 3 eSO--
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sEAsOHs WITH THE SEA HoRsEs; or Sport
ing Adventures in tho HorthfTn Seas. BY
James Lamont, Esq y. @. s.. with Maps ane
lilp'IrA''on'' fii'' 0'''' B. C1BB co.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-04

c..a-.4 O.. u:,.,, county-State of Wis
oicuit OoIIt w rlaihtiff. against
consin: T. a. D9 'l =. i,ffs dafsnda7,tS
Franklin Oils and .. = go -.
TDY virtue Of an execution issued oI' o. t TIE
- Circuit Court fSF ilerce eouteE itf M
sum Of four hundred ana Feh's 800 ~ ~.
8I00 dollars, with lnteies' Isso - 60 ~
lib day of N0ven&ef a. ~ Ae', of,,a''+.
said plaintiff and against s''.,i
the above entitled action, nave lat.ea = ."
the following described property to-N :
the cast half Of southwest qulFter ana we
west half Of -soufi-1ass quarter OF s,t'.""
number H. township &5. range Is, ana So'5'--
west quarter Of nor'h-wS s qGalteI a(oH42 iG 7
township Is. range is. @nd lots l. 90 n ot9ch
number 4, and eight rods f1rare ad,9'a'il2
said lois on tle North 10 tic vI.l1se OF Ef l'.,-
linz also. defendants interest III a 'l'"'"
piece Of land described - follows tow
commencing Al 4 stake anu .t'h' ~ VIC rtI''t'
Of he highway indicating me ma ''l-<'', coz
ner OF lot 4oli to ia9,io ln'' 2 '''', ,n,cn
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Pierce County-Carcusit Cospve.

Jane NJ. Sheldon. against John ShclIon.-
Summons for Relief ; com. served
State of Wisconsin. to John Sheldon
NTOU are hereby summoned and required %
4 answer the complaint in this action. of
which copy is fled in the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court for Pierce county, ana to
serve a copy Of Your answer on tie sabscri-
bcIs at their Office IN the city Of Prescott
Pierce county, " scorsip thin twenty days
after The service hereof. exclusive Of tie day If
snch service; and if YOU fail 10 answer the
complaint as aforesaid. the plaintiff viii apply
10 the court for the rslief demanded III the
comrlaint.
Witness, the Hon T. ?. Wethar|y, Judge
of the eighth Judicial circnt. at he city Of
Prescott tie Sill day OF October. one thors1nd
e;@et hundred and sjStv-one. n2AW6
WRITE a. JAY. PlG's Attv's
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-04

Why are two Young indies KISSING each
other. an emblem Of Christianity?
Because they arc DONG to others rs
they would dat men should do unto
them.