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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-24
rop sTtTEsvEx JUDGES. CLERGYMEN


rd;, and Gentlemen in all parts the world testify to the
efficacy Of Prof j. Woods lair Restorative and gentlemen
Of the Press unanimous In its praise Few Testimonials
only can be given circular for more, and it will be
impossible for you to doubt
a. Wall Street New York, Dec Goth, 1858.
CpyTtryEN Your Of the 18th inst has been rcceiv
cd saving that you had heard a had been benefited by
tie use Woods Hair Restorative and requesting my cert
6cate Of the fact il had no objection to give 1t.
award you cheerully, because think it due Ny
about so years the color of my hair auburn and inclined
to curl six years since it began to turn gray,
and the scan the of my head to lose its ssnSby
and danu to form uIOn it Each of these dsagreabites
increased with time, and about months since fourth
added tlcm by hair falling o the top Of my head and
threatening To make me bald.
In this unpleasant predcment was induced to try Woods
Hair Restorative, mainly TO arrest the falling of Of my hair
for had really expectation that bair could ever be
restored original color except from dyes. was how
ever greatly surprised to find after the of two bottles
y that only the falling of arrested bn the color
restored to the gray hairs and sensbiy to the scalp and
dandu ceased to om my head, very much to the graft
fcaton of my wife, at whose solicitation was induced to
For this among the many obligations to her SEX
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
S''' S'''''S Ol''' BEN. T. LAVENDER.
To 0. J. Wood & Co.. 444 Broadway, New York
My family absent hom the city, and am no longer at
stamnston, Ala July goth, 1859,
To PRoF. o. j. WoOD Dear Sir: Your "liair Restora-
tive has done my hair much good since commenced the
of it, that wish to make known to the public Of its ef
nearly deprived Of hair and by resort your Hair Reor
sve the hair will return beautiful than at least
Yours truly, WM. II. kennedy.
P. S.You publish the above if like By publish
ing in our Southern papers you will get patronage south
several your certificates in the Mo5s NerouTy
strong Southern paper. W. H. Kennedy.
Woods Hair Restorative
PRoF. o. J. wooD-Dear Sir Having bad the misfortune
10 the best pOrtiOn Of my hair from the effects Of the
yellow in New Orleans in 1851. induced To make
trial Of your propagation and found it to answer d as tn,
words express my obligations to in giving to the af
ficted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Notice.
y OOK HERE FOR CASH IL viii

IL paint grain and yamh doors for 70 cents side or
81 so per door, which for style and quality Of Work. and
price, cannot be equaled in city in the United States
REFERESCE-H. L. Morrison. Call and see his dosrs and
judge for yourselves.
Plain Castings and other wood work finished as above for
shinings per supl square yard.
JOHN V, BRIsCOE, Graner and l'ainter
March 22nd, 1861 Ashta lula, Ohio.
n. B.-sgn and Ornamental Painting of every description,
Gliding on Glass, &c, &c.
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DRoF. O. J. WOODS
A9satorat1vo Cordial
AND
n1non RENOVATOR.

. seiy what fts indicates, for while pleasant 10
,e Il z reviving exharating aud sreng thening 70
he ~ covers also reyiviGes, einstates and renews the
& IN III It's original purity and thus restores and ende
ter nyulnernble to attacks Of disease tits the only
eraraton offered 10 the Woru IN popuat loh 30 N
to ie within the reach Of all. . a., -
80 chemicniy and skilfuy combined rs to he the most
tonic and vet so perfectly adapted Gs TO act IN per
M qrrrdancs NTH ne as gf nature and heHoe sooihe h'
ssokes stomach and mp the digestive organs and aaJ
M c,os and other irritation Its also perfectly eNhamt
Inc In iis effects and yet it Is followed ly assude o
enressi N Of spirits II is composed entirely Of vegetables
b oc thoroughly combining powerful touic and soothing
erties and consequently never irure. As pre-
vcntiye aud cure OF
oyso,iiop Bronchitis IrdgesiiOn Dysrepsi0 Loss Of Ap
psIr EaiEipess NcrrOts irriiabhg, NeRraigta, Pat
pjt.iiop Of me Hearts, Melancholy, Hgpoch0ndrid,
Njgbt Sreafs LanguOr, GiddiHcss and oil that
class Of oases 50 tearjHly tdaL called fe-
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THE CORDIAL IS ALL NE CL1IH TO" -
Mothers Try 1t

Aud 20 vo o orreoI to detect the illness or or sons
~ 80 ~ before IL be too late, but a,u W. co.
and husbands for while the former from q, g e her condition
ko @ g., ,c The latter often so nlNeI uP ,to- 80
excitement Of business that If it were not U O il Is too late
- u.ro, t,er fatal fall But the moter a!N"Is
md 10 YOU we confidently appeal for we ae p6F W0ODS
s;,g s6tction will unerringly point you to Wv rO1 -
I4oV aIng sTiVE CORDIAL. AND BLOOD RENONA AIOk as
ne remedy which should te always hand y ,e % oL neea
~ j WOOD Proprietor, 4G4 Broadway new lotSi anu
;tlet street St Louis Mo- and sold by all good Drug
gsli, gI.sss .i'' 'D' -''''' ~ HENDRY COPELAND.
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THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL

Also Liver arrangements Torrdity, Liver Complaint
Diseases of the Kidney, any general arrangement {" W
Uriuary organs. ,, ,.r,r
II will not only the debility following Chs and fes
but prevent all attacks arising from Masnatc influences
cure the diseases at once IL already attacked ~. i,.
TRAVELLERS should have bottle with them as " WI ,ron
lltly prevent any deleterious consequences following "
change Of climate and water. ,. A.. o-,,ps.
As il prevents costiveness strengthens the Gigesg ha
It should be in the hands Of all persons OF seu should
LADIES not accustomed to much outdoor 'N'''
always use II. n .,ior taken n
MOTHERS should it, for it is religc, g te dreadful
month or two before the final trial, she VIII pass "
petnd with perfect ease and safety
There is no mistake about IT, .,,, ,r,t
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SETTLE UP BALANCE UP
- PAY TP!Iy

The undersigned respectfully requests a persons having
accounts with him prior the s day January 1861 wheh
g IN his favor otherwise, to call and settle the imme
ana a those whe have 4ocOaRs Notes Of long standing
hereby notified that want my money paY debts
| eT hands for collection '' GEO tVIJT apn
| Ash3ou'a jan 18th, 1851. 57S
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GREAT INpUCEmENTsI

GREAT INDUCEMENTS
DRY GOODS cheaper than the cheapest Spragues best
prints for II cts all the kinds 10 cts. great
riey of Ladies Dress Goods reduced prices. Ladies and
Gents Shaws Of all kinds Broadcoths Cassimere Sanes
Tweeds, &c Brussels, Wool Hemp, and Oil Carpets Grea
Bargains in
Ready Made Clothing.
loo Over Coats from 4 TO sl2 100 Dress and Sack Goats
So 10 12 100 Vests 81 to SO 100 Pants 81 to So Wrappers
Dnwers &es &c.
GROCERIES.
Good Sugar at Sk cts Tea 3s to 72 ets Coffee Raisins
Rice Tobacco Goldfish Starch and Groceries of all kinds
Boots and Shoes of all kinds very cheap Mems stoga Boot
81 so to 81 rs,
Hats and Caps, Drugs Medicines, DyeStus Books anC
Stationery School Books &C. We say TO and all that w
give you better bargains than before offered II
this county Call and for yourselves and be convinced
jefferson, Nov. 6, 1860. sos W. X. ALLEN.
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.oon NEWS and clad tidings to all

GOOD NEWS and glad tidings to all
~ Republicans, Bell men, DemVoLa,S, ooiao
Douqlasies Wide Awakes, and f"s' Asi'vt'' -, -,
TSors ~ no doubt but the good time 50 long coming has al
last come Ashtabula is being i~nunua'eu ~ WI"
NEW GOODS,
u o o newest styles and most approved designs ena Ia
found than 'RoOT s. MORRIsON's,
Tho first n,tament Of our Fa stock & arDSI o to co@y
and We s OF ali the different styles and yarie,ies o.
Gls a go to make up Gsmplc0 , 1.3SS nd Gos GTock
GrocsS and Nas Paints and Oils Books Aud station
eiy T for good quality and low prices, we tnh, eanO
be gu h .od goods In this market for long time, anu
w vol known, that the least amount ot gas OF D!ag ol
~ part is entirely unnecessary, anu we C'' a., ~ - %
ou cd tbot strict integrity and fair dealing VIII IN uule ~
sa,ere sccure for us share OF public patronage
round just drop n and we will 90 oar best
VIZ o, ms we can and will sell goods yey cheap tor SaSl
sent. ~ 1860. hNol - Nl
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The following endorsements Of
Sp a1ding's Cepha1io Pills,
will convince all who suffer from
II e II d II @ III e,
Speedy g. Sure Cure is within their Reach.
As these Testimonials unsolicited By M SP1LDGSG Asy
afford objectionable proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.


As these Testimonials unsolicited By Mr sP1IDrSG tAsy
afford nHqaest,oHa6ie Proef ef ths efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsovvnLE Conn., Feb g. 1861
Mr. SPALDNG-SIR: have tried your Cephaic Pills and
worth more. these the neighbors to whom
gave few out Of the first boAI get from you Send the
Your OBt Servant JAMES KESyrDT
of your Cephac Pills. hare great deal 6eaeG
MARY ANN srOKHousE.
SPRUCE CREEK, Huntington Co, Pa. Jan. IS, 1861.
of your Cephaic Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours, JNo. B. SIMoNs.
P.s-Ihar used boz Of your Pills, and find them
oeltent
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALDING, EsqPlease find incosed twenty-five
cents, for which send another box of your Cephc Pills
They are triy the best P'As IhGUe eUer tired
Direct, A. STovER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon Wyandot Co.. @.
II. c. sPALDiYG, EsqI wish for circulars large
show bills to bring your Cephac Pills particularly be-
fore customers you have anything of the Kind please
One my customers who is subject to Sick Head
| hour by your Pills, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES
REYNoLDsBuRG Franklin co., o. Jan. 9, 1861.
| HENRY C. SPALDING, No. As Cedar st., N. Y.
DEAR SIR Inclosed find twenty-five cents, 25) for which
send box Of Oephaic Pills Senu to address of Rev. VIM c.
Filler, Reynoldsbqrg, Franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pills UOrk like eharm-care Headache almost an
saNter. Truly yours, WM. c. FILLER.
YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. II, 1861.
| Mr. SPALDISG-SIR:
Not long since sent to you for CePhac Pills foS
the Nervous Headache and Cosyeness, and
ceived the saue and they had good e6ecl as
dUcod to send for Please send by return mail.
| Direct to A. r, WBEELER, YpEilARti, Mich.
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From she EzSnins, Norfolk Ia
Cephaie Pills accomplish the object for which they
made viz: Cure of headache in all its forms. ...
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in than thousand with
entire success.
From the Democrat, ST. ClOnd, Minn.
If you are or troubled with the headache send
box ephalis P so that you may have them in case
OF an attack.
From tie Advertiser, PrOvidsncs, RI
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkable effective
medy for the headache and of the best for that very
frequent complaint which has bseu discovered
From the Fetern R. R. Gazsls CaiesgO,m
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his umFvared Ce
phalc Pills
From the Kanausha Valley Star, RaHarha, ia.
We that persons suffering with the headache who
try them, will stick to them
From The Southern PGth Finder Ees Orleans, Ia.
Try them you that afflicted and that your
testimony can be added to the already numerous list that hs
received benefits that other medicine can prosoee
From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article CePhalic Pills. is
| rapidly increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iona.
Mr. spading would not connect his with an artica
he did not kH00 to possess real merit
! From the Adgertiser, PrOUideHes, RI
The testimony in their favor is strong from the most re-
| Specialize quarters.
From the Daily Neus, Nerport RI
Cephalic Pills are taking the place oi all kinds.
From the Commercial Bnllstin BOStSH, MasS.
Said to be very ehcaeious for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humanity be relieved.
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10 OOO HOOP SKIRTS for 50 cts.
lOsOOO For sale at R0BERTSON'S
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nReinforcements."

CNITU & GILKEY, have received
additional supplies and still continue to oer bargains
in all kinds Of goods in their line July
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d, and Gentlemen IN all parts Of the world testify to the
gracy of Prof o. j. Woods lair Restorative and gentlemen
N tho Press are unanimous It's praise. few testimonials
,ny can he here given circular for more and it will be
impossible for you to doubt.
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From Me Demoerat, s.. Clond, NIinn.


If you are have been troubled with the headache,
for box, Cephalis P that you may have them in cas-
OF an attack.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
SOutheru Manufacture s.

The indications of proSr. So are
already manitesting themselves
throughout the South. Arrange
ments are being made in Charleston
and throughout South Carolina for
securing the South from its depen-
dence upon the North for the many
articles which it has heretofore fur
uished at enormous prices. At no
distant day there will be n boot and
shoe factory upon the largest scale, a
furniture lnanutactory mandatory
of kerosine oil, tanning mills,
matchmaking establishment, IL lace
manufactory, and manufacturers OF
various useful and necessary articles
for which the South has been depen-
dent on the North. Already there
is in operation manutactory OF tim
ware. Il clothing establishment. and
several other enterprises which we
do not at present recollect, but
which have been chronicled i'll The
Mercury. In other portions of tn.
South the same spirit anima'rs the
people. Percussion cap manutact"
tories have been established IN Nash
Vile, Tenn. Macon, Ga, Raleigh
n. c., and Richmond. Va. In Ports
mouth, Va, pistol manutactor,
has been established. Oil cloth i:
being manufactured at Atlanta, Ga.
and at Columbus paper machinery
Extensive shoe manufacturers have
also been established at Nashville
Tenn, New Orleans, and Stanton
VA. y type foundry has been rs
tahlished in Richmond, and prin
ting ink manufacturers at Richmond
I Atlanta, Augusta and New Orleans
Thus, it will be seen that the Soutl
is really becoming independent an'
if during the prosecution of the wal
so much energy is displayed, h"'
much more rapid will be the stride
taken after the establishment of on
independence aud our recognition a
one of the nations of the earth.
Charleston Mercury.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Real object Of the War.

We clip the following significant
article from the New York News OF
the Sth:
By the papers which arrived by
the Anglo-SaNon We learn that the
Rev. DR.. Cheever and the British
AboIitionists are looking tothe Ameri-
can war for the most hopeful results
for their cause. We publish in an
other column an account of meet
ing in which the pastor ofthe Church
of the Puritans declared his convlc-
ton that the American war would
result in the total emancipation of
the black race. The Morning Star,
in which the proceedings are publish
ed, strongly indorses the efforts OF
DIR. Cheevcr, and believes that the
brave martyrs who have thus far
shed their blood in behalf of negro
freedom have not suffered in vain.
Such is the only presumption eri-
IDENTIFY upon which the war finds amy
sympathy abroad. In any other re-
spect the teaching of plain common
sense is, that the contest is both III,
lnOuS ana HoprltsS' an" W ''H' 'F
this fact more clear than to thost
across the water who have explored
the mysteries ofwar, and look upon
transatlantic events with vision
unobscured by immediate contact OF
the lnists of passion. We accord tc
DR.. Cheever the merit of both sens.
and frankness in this matter, and
consequently, can well appreciate his
purpose in administering to the ut
ter ruin of country and Government
His Interpretation of the real motive
which governs the war party Is un
questionably truthful, as any othe'
Interpretation would be incompatible
with any ordinary mode of reasoning
upon the subject. 1t is to be hoped
that the American people will opel
their eyes to the real enormity of tn
project before it is too late to arres
the threatened calamity. Let us a
least attempt to preserve the form
and spirit Of the Government, thongi
the day of negro millennium and jub1
lee, which enlivens the hopes OF ID
Cheever and his sympathizers be IL
finitely postponed.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
The very Latest.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS !

We CLEAN the following particulars
from nn.Ntra Of the Nicksburg Whig:
Louisville, Aug 2l--lhe Santa le
mail o. the Sth has arrived. Major
I.yud, five hundred strong, surrcnder-
ed 10 the Texans, who had a fore" Of
5000.
Ivnd abandoned Fort Fillmore on
the 26th ult., the commanding officer
having For, Union "ntrench"d.
Col. Loriug. torrn-ri y OF the t'edc-
raj army, i, commanding the TcNan
Rangers.
Cairo. Aug. 2l.-A small battle
WAS fought last night. at Charleston,
in which the C"nf"d"ra'es are report
cd worstcd. The Contederatcs wcr"
six hundred strong, and commanded
by Col. Hunter. They lost forty
Killed and seventeen wounded.
st. Louis. August 2l.-Commc ere"
has again fallen into III" hands of the
trdcralists. tn. Confcd"rates retiring
without a fight.
Washington, Aug. 2l-Anderson
Of Sumter notoyicty. left for Ken
,ucky Yesterday. intending at once tc
assume command of his departments
The Tribune says on Mcclellan :
order all women except two hospital
nurses were ordered from the camps
across the Potomac.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26

Prince Nopoleon.-Northern tele-
graphic correspondence from WASH
ington, under date of the 9th, gives
the following. The Prince would
not have realized a conversation
with Stewart, nor would that officer
have asked such silly questions of
his guest:
Late this evening Prince Napoleon
returned, with his suite, from Man
assas. Three regiments of cavalry
and four of rebel infantry held pos
session ofFairfax Courthoue. Itwas
known at Manassas that Prince Ma
poleon was coming. The enthusiasm
was wild. Beauregard and johnson
were both at Manassas. They re-
ceived the Prince with the greatest
possible respect. All their pressing
Invitations and entreaties that he
would 60 on to Richmond and SEE
President Davis the Prince firmly
declined. The Notifications at Man
assas are formidable and our guns
particularly Of Sherman's battery
form an important part Of the defen
SEES. Benuregard informed the Prince
that he captured sixty-two guns a
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
4. Now Hampshire. Main and

Island, Now Hampshire. Main and
Michigan:
By order Of the President, you are
rsouested to forward to Washington
all regiments and parts Of regiments,
ut the expense of the government
leaving their clothing, &c. to follow
them. (Signed)
SIMEON CAMERON.
The New York Post says seven
thousand militia will go out this week,
and in case of necessity, 5000 might
have gone out the State.
The prisoner, Sorrel. has been ta-
ken to fort Lafayette.
Dix and Banks by new arrange
ment are subordinate to Mcclellan,
whose department: comprises Mary
land, Delaware. Virginia, east of the
mountains, and the District OF CO.
lumbia. Fortress Monroe not inclu-
dcd.
No travellers are allowed cgress or
ingrcs- to Federal ports without spe,
cial passports. This, however, viii
not apply to ingress until after rea-
souable time for the restriction TO be
I
come known.
Fortress Monroe, Aug l6-N'"'
has assumed command. Heavy fir
ing is going on at Wiiloughby Point
New York, Aug I9-Forty-clgh'
skeleton regiments, embracing pro-
badly $4,000, will go forward IN few
days.
philadelphia, Aug l9-Thir'y-on'
skeleton regiments, numbering nearly
10000 men. are here.
Washington, Aug lo-An attack
is now looked for. Those best IN
formed say the Southerncrs are II
force within a few miles OF the river
and are gathering means Of transp''
tatiou. They have large encamp
merts this side Of Fairfax, but ii II
pr ,bable that the bulk OF the army Il
further up tn, Potomac.
The navy department has advice
tha, Commodore Porter is III irons +"
secession sympathy.
Welles, Secretary of the navy. cN
presses himscl! III favor OF closing IN
; Southc,n ports immediately by pro
clamation.
: The Southern batteries down tn
river are assuming formidable propoi
, tons, and ii tie Southcrners succec
: in closing the Potomac, II Will b
hard to prevent Their crossing INT
; Mary land. =,
). The Times minister Faux
! ner will be taken to Fort Hamilto,
New York, Aug l9-lhe city
!. full Of secession runners. Not"iil
standing the rapid and near approac
; Of the confcderates our miiiiar
l men don't seem alarmed.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
Treatment Of the State Prisoners.

The tsnder-hear;ed people of Rich ,
mond should reflect upon tn. man
ner in which the Lincoln Govern
ment Is treating its "prison-r- of
State" Their condition is thus
faithfully depicted by a candid New
York journal:
We learn, upon undouhtcd authori-
~, that no person is allowed t" com
muuicate with what may be called
tn. prisoners of State" now incar-
cerated at For, Lafayette, in our har-
Dor. No visitor can see them; no
letter can reach them; they are not
perlnittcd TO communicate with their
friends. or TO have an interview with
counsel; and. for ali purposes "i par
ticipation with the world outside
their prison walls, they are dead and
buried. while living Citizens Of
New York, this is the condition of
men who We're like YOU, born free
men. and who now are incarceratcd
within sight of the Battery 1t is
no, of Austria. or OF Naples, that We
are speaking; these are not victims
OF the Spanish lnquisition or prise
hers of the dungeons OF Spielbe.s, but
the month of August, lsol.
/ Old personal friends OF these gen
,lemen, who had known them in Bal
,imorc, and who had been requested
/ to act as their counsel. proceeded on
Saturday to Fort Lafayette and re-
uuested permission from Col. Burk-
| the same officer whose refusal to
obey Judge Belts caused the latter
hastily to abdicate power and declare
his Court unable to enforce its own
urocess-to allow them to See the
prisoners. The capacity in which
thew came was clearly stated. The
officer - perhaps we should say
the jailor-was courteous, but firm
His idea of military dnty was strict
obedience. He replied that lac was
not authorized to allow any pers"s
whatever to see the prisoners. Will
this information the friends of thos.
who are there incarcerated We're OBJ
! liged to depart.
The Constitution of the United
States, before it was ''suspended' D.,
. the arbitrary authority OF Mr.. Lin
coin and his military satraps, pro
tvided:
"In all criminal prosecutions tn
accused shall enjoy the right to
. speedy and public trial by an i'm
9 partial jury Of the State and distrie
wherein the crime shall have bee
committed, which district shall hav
: been previously ascertained by law
and to be informed of the nature an
cause of the accusation to be COZ
fronted with the witness against him
- - to have compulsory process for OF
- tanning witnesses in his favor, and
have the assistance of counsel Il
his defense"
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-26
T Ell E G r A PHO

St. Louis. Aug. ia train Of
Federal soldiers near Palmyra were
fred into and killed one and woun-
ding several.
Major Sturgis has assumed com
mand of the army.
The lst Iowa regiment. has been
paid off and discharged. Their loss
is 13 killed, 21S wounded and IL
missing.
seigel received his commission as
Brisadier-General yesterday.
Jefferson City, Aug. l9.-!he
boat bringing Stiles and Worthing'
toms three months volunteers down
the river, were fired at all along the
shore. One was killed and eigh
| wounded.
Ironton, Mo-, Aug. ia mes
senger says Hecker's regiment cap
tured twelve Confederates.
Washington, Aug. 19.-The fol
lowing order has been issued by or
der of the President to the Govern
ors Massachusetts Vermont, Rhod