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DETROIT, Michigan, August 10. -
Five regiments of infantry under
state authority, and two independ
ent regiments, which have been &C
cepted by tho War Department, are
partially filled up, and officers aud
men in camp in different parts Of
the state.
None ofthese regiments have been
uniformed as yet; but i. is under.
stood all the available men in camp
will move forward during tho week,
under the recent order oi the Wai
Department.
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NEw YoRK, August l0.--The
Post says 1000 men 20 this week,
and in case Of necessity 1000 or
8, 900 OF the militia regiments might
be sent. Serrell, the state prisoner,
has been sent to Fort Lsyfayette.
Over 600 men responded at roll
call OF the Ellsworth Fire Zouaves.
Men are continually reporting for
the reorganization Of the regiment,
which will be effected without din.
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course to the several separate Boards
Of Direction represented) at O'Clock
this afternoon, and the Secretary OF
the Treasury left for Washington il
the elk o'clock train, highly pleased
with the success of his visit, as in.
deed, from the extraordinary and
unprecedented sum involved, he hat
much reason to be.
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Tho Rebels Threaten Wa shington.

An attack upon Washington, is
now thought to be iutende | by the
rebels Their preparations and
movements would seem to indicate
such q design. Great exertions ar,
therefore being put forth by the WaI
Department, to meet any emergency
An order has been issued to til,
Governors Of a number of states
requiring them to send on, forth
With, all tho organized forces unLel
their control; nnd it is estimntcd thai
not less than Is, 900 new troops vii
2. .ach Washington in few days
The battle at Bulls run h,s enconr
aged the rebels, and they may hav,
determined to strike a blow at Wash
ington, while they have the prestige
Of victory in their favor. Shoul'
such an attack be made, il would, NJ
doubt, be one Of the bloodiest yet oI
record. The rebels. however, will
dnd an attack upon the strong works
constructed by the & deral army q
Washington, quite a different atfaI
from acting on the defensive, wheI
enrrenched behind strong ior,itica
tons, thrown up on ground Of thei
own selection. But jeff. Davis, n
doubt, realizes the importance {
taking some decisive step before I'll
cool weather sets in, knowing we
thst Men, The seat Of war Insy b
removed from Virginia to the hol
bad Of secession in the South
Should an invading army ente
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
or aississippi, the rebel force woul
bs called 10 another field.
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MIR. Jowett,s Letter.

We publish in another place Mr..
Jcwett's letter OF acceptance a. the
nomination Tor Governor by the De-
."~s."'io Convon,ion. Like the Con
vention. the letter Is a "maskud bat.
terry" affair. AT the beginning If a
paragraph Mr. Jewett's voice is tire
mendously warlike; but before com
pleting it. he "roars us a roar as
gentle as a sucking dove" Com
promise" is the mask that covers the
secession battery. lie would whip
the rebels with one hand. while he
would sign call for humble. pie
Convention" with the other. Yer.
lily, the letter is vastly like the re
solutions-not much OF anything and
IA good deal OF nothing. But, seri-
ously, what can Mr. Jewctt mean by
u convention to settle difficulties. -
The South say they will not join;
does Mr., Jcwett then propose to ap
point goodly number Of respectable
gentlemen with authority to invit,
the followers OF jeff. Davis to acce pt
the government of this nation. and
the administration Of its affairs rs n
gracious boonl The grounds ol com.
promise are before the rebels, and
have been from the bceinning-they
are found in the Constitution OF the
United States. And any convention
that Mr.. Jewett would favor, must
compromise that great charter OF
American freedom away before they
can perform their first ACT Of conces
sion.
This talk about concession to the
rebels is becoming understood. IL il
u part of the BreckinriJge scheme oI
political tipancIrring that is danger
ous only because il is secret and in
sidious. Mr.. Jewett is but a single
cog in the great wheel OF the seces-
sion conspiracy, whose policy it ia
to mask their disunion batteries by
the treacherous wall of compromise;
and then. for IN sake of peace ac,
knowledge the rebel states, and final.
ly reconstruct on the basis Of the
unlimited extension OF slavery.
Mr.. Jeweu's philanthropy has g
remarkable procivity to expend its
tender-hearted charities upon those
unfortunate people in the South whC
have become sufferers by the war
aId his sympa,hies incline so warml,
to their behalf that he proposes {
become a kind OF home missionar,
to ameliorste their unhappy condi
tion. But will MIR. Jewett be 6,
considerate as to remember that thos,
rebel sufferers, with whom he 90 ten
derly 'sympathizes.' do not sutfe
from any act Of ours, nor OF our gov
ernment. We beseech this kinC
hearted advocate for the interests O
The suffering South to remember tha
they brought it upon themselves
and that they can put a stop to thei
troubles at any hour--for they cal
cease to suffer whenever they ceas,
to Gin. But Mr.. Jowett's missionar,
system seems to embrace tho doc
trine of a vicsrious substitution in
large degree; go much so that hi
proposed convention would 80 com
promise the matter that the Soutl
should have a dispensation to con
tinue in sin, while the North shoult
bear the suffering. To that doctrin,
OF MIR. Jewett's letter the people viii
not subscribe. L Ohio State Journal
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ST. LouIs, August 19.-Geneia al
Sigel, Major Conant, and several
'ther officers arrived, from Rolla to.
night.
The train also broueh, q large
numb,r of the wounded in the differ.
ent regiments engaged In the late
battle near Springfield, who were
taken to hospitals or taken in charge
of friends or relations.
Cspt. Maurice was detailed this
morning to proceed to Springfield,
under a flag Of truce with Q guard
and smbulances, to bring In Capt,
Cavender, Corporal ConsDt and the
body Of General Lyon.
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from " nsLlineton.

August 19.--The ststerneut made
several days ago, that the Confeder'
ates were slowly moving their forces
to the liuc M the Potomac, with
view Of entering Maryland, and sup.
porting the revolutionary spirit there,
with an ultimate design on Washing
ton. is now rerortcd with nm in
creased assurance OF its truth, with
such evidences ss cannot be disre
yardcd. With a view OF meeting all
possible contingencies which may
arise, in connection with this subject,
the administration has jnst issued
the following important order. A
prompt response. IL is not doubted,
will DO given at once, securing the
capital against invasion. and at the
same time aforiing additional con-
fidence to the country OF tho earnest.
ncss Of the government in the pro-
'eclion oi the general welfare.
WAR DRPArgYtar,
WAsnlNoToN, Aug. 10, 1861
All comman ers Of regiments Oi
volunteers accepted bv this Depart.
ucnt in The atates of Pennsylvania,
New York, Connecticut, Massachu
sct,s, Vermont, Rhode Island, New
IIamlshirc, Maine and Michigan,
wi'l take notice OF, aud conform to,
general order this day directed to the
Governors of tie states above named
which is as follows:
To rnE GoyiRNoE OF TnE STATE % -:
By direction oi the President o.
the United States, yOn are urgently
rqucsied to forward, or cause to be
forwarded to the city OF Washington.
all volunteer regiments, or parts ol
regiments, at the expense OF the
United States government, that may
bo now enrolled in your state, and
all clothing or supplies belonging tt
or contracted tor the several regi.
mtnts shall be forwarded to Wash
ington for their use. Detailed re.
ports OF which shall be made to the
commanding General.
[Signed. SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary OF War
All military departments of tn,
. state OF Delaware, Maryland anc
portions Of Virginia, together will
the city OF Washington, have beer
united in one grand department un
der command OF Mcclellan. Mnjo
Generals Dix and Banks are thu,
placed in subordinate military posi-
,ions. Fort Monroe is not included
in this new arrangement.
The state Department has issuec
notice that until further notice n,
person will be allowed 10 90 sbroa,
from port oI the United State
without passport issuei by tn,
Secretary OF State. nor will any per
son be Above ! to land in the Unite,
States without a passport from
Minister or Consul of the Unite,
States, o., if foreigner. from his owl
government, conntersigncd by sucl
. Minister or Consul. This, regula
, 'ion. however, il not to take flee
in regard TO persons coming iron
nbroad unit. a reasonable time sh al
have elapsed for it to become known
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The Aiders und Abettors Of the Partisan n
Movement I'm our gtnte.

The Atdersunu AbettOts OF the fatttsnh
Movement In our State.
It is not very difficult to judge 10
what direction tho symps'hies o.
those run, who are constantly wnin'
ing about the expenses Of tho war,
The suspension OF the habeas corpus,
the liberatiDg Of fugitive slaves
who are ever raising legal questions,
when a prompt and summary pro-
G eding only can check secession
ou,rsges. They may attempt IL
palaver simple folks with the idea
hat they are gres, s,icklcrs for the
Unon, bot such guise is too specious
They cannot ,ios deceive discern
ing public. Asa sample Of the spir
II OF such men, wo give the following
declarations, made by these trick
,ters In Il cir convention in Licking
county, called to appoint delegated
10 the Columbus Convention, got ~
and engineered through by W. ID
Morgan, who is tho mouth piece o
that faction in Licking county:
"wn,sr.s, II Is the part Of rational be
ings TO terminate their difficulties by ration
al mt ans, and inssmuoh as the difference
between the United States authorities an,
the eleven seeded states, have resulted II
state Of war, characterized by bitter hostil
liiy and extreme atfocity, and although III,
pnrty 10 the seeding states are guilty o
breskins, the national Union and Ieslstin,
law ful suthoriiy, yet be II
"Resolved, That while we make increased
efforts by our army and navy 10 mnintnir
the integrity and stability Of this govern
ment, the common law Of war, those max
inns Of humanity, moderation ond honor
which are part OF the international code
ought to be observed by both parties, aud O
stronger reason exists for.such observance
between two nations inasmuch as the in
censel parties have a common ancestry
history, prosperity, glory. government ant
Union. aud are now unhoppily en- goged ii
acerating their common country.
Here it is declared that the war i
a result OF "diflercnces between tn,
United States authorities and tn
eleven seeded s'ates," character
lied by bitter hostility and extrem
atrocity." According to these cages
the war i, not a war in defense c
the Union, whose overthrow is aim
ed at by the secession rebels, but i
is WAT merely between Presiden
Lincoln and his Cabinet, and tn
eleven seeded states; and our brav
Soldiers are made TO feel tha, the
are fighting for the support Of a fe,
government officers at Washington
and not for the support of the Unior
These Soldiers. moreover, arc guilt
OF "bitter hostility and extreme atrt
city" in common with the rebels, i
the prose cution of this war accordin
to tho above r, solution Both pal
ties, as asserted above, are engage
in "lucerating their common cour
try" Such is the character of tn
men who led of in the late partiz,
convention at Columbus
We are satisfied that the masse
Of the Democratic party have n
sympathy with snch men, nor wi;
they be influenced by them.
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Imperial Wine Bittrrs will be found To
be Most Saiutary and Enicacious.
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ITEM MALES.

The many cert 'nca,es which have been ten
dercd Gs, and the letters which we are daily
rec"lvlrg. arc conclusive prurf that among
the women these Bi'terS have giyens sat siaC.
tion which no others have ever duLe bei re-
No woman IN tie lard .h"uld be without them.
and those wlo once use lhc NJ VIII not fail -
"A
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FINDLAY. OHIO,
Friday. August %, 1851
uyIOr srvArOurAI. CONVENTION.

To rug vurgHs or TuH SgsLroHiAL DISTRICT
ConrosEp oP rms Go 'NRiEs uf trLr's' iiAS
cocK, HgSpY, LrcAs, PrTsAA AND Woom
You sre hereby requested 10 meet ut the
county seats Of your respective counties. OF
Saturday, August 3lst. NJ one clock. y. m.
and select delegates In such manner RS herein
sfter prescribed, W represent you In Senator
iai Convention, to assemble in OTTAWA, Put
nam county. on Thursday, September l2ih.
twelve o'clock, noon, 10 place In nominate"
IN vneondiiienai linton candidate for State Sen
ator.
an vino arc willing 10 rally 10 the support O
The n vernment In the present most tryin
period In the history oi the Republic; all VIII
aro In favor Of upholjing the strong arms an
ehssring the brave hearts Of the gallant inen
who have taken their lives In their hands an
marched tn the battlefield to fight for the hon
or and glory of the nation. and tic main'en
aaee Of tho priceless blessings bequeathed I
us By our patriot siresj, all who are opposo
70 ~ degrading compromise with armed tra
tors, and assassins; in u word, all who valu
country superior 20 party, are cordially invite
70 take part In tho deliberations VI the Cnuven
tion.
The ratio Of representation Is nxcd at on,
delegate for every three hundred votes cast b.
81 parties at tho last Presidential election
which will give tho following number oi dole
gates,
Fulton. .......,... o lnoas.... ..,...lG
Hancock. -. .lE Putnam .........
Henry. 81 Wood. .........,.ll
IsRA.L GREEN, Hancock,
ASHER Cook, Wood,
r. w. THRirT, Putnam,
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~ Tus communication of NJ. r. b
viii appear Deg. week.
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Recruits Wanted!

fINHE 2lst regiment is about re organizing for
l. the three years service, and recruits are
wanted to NIL up the companies. Company A
will retain Its position In the regiment and be
armed with rifles. All who have been men,
bers OF Company are invited TO 70 enlist,
and other abls-bodied men between the ages
of Is and " years, will be received. A b0un.
ty of $3.50 will be paid, and q land warrant for
$40 acres OF land at the expiration Of service.
All persons wishing to enroll their names
where will be to receive their naiuss ana give
any further intoru alton.
D. N. sTOUGHT0N.
FRpLAY, August l8, 1861.
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Tar Sumter has put into the port
Of Trinidad to coal. r'.g
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THsRs is less anxiety rsspsc.ing
an attack on WsshingtQp, -.
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Recruits Wanted
Three Yean' Service in the Regular

Army. =
|GOOD ABLE BODIED MEN, not updsr 10
RECRUITING OrYI0E, IN hsLoDsoN HALL. A
Bounty Of GOO Cash ana go @srss es Lana.
las well a. the REGULAR PAY or els per
month, Is paid by the govsrunsnt.
For further jnlpFpAtiQp. ealk n ~ ~ -
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DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are composed Of pure and unadultsr rated
VINE, combined with Barberry, S0lomon's
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hence should not be elassed among the Quack
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These truly valuable Bitters have been SO
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-23
Reduction OF PRICES!

OWING to the war and hard times. we desm
~ II proper to RgDUCE rnE PRiCKs oy Dxr-
risrRY TO tho following low rates, which will
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CARR,
4. b. TABER,
J. J. Bl.ECHER.
FiSDLAY, August 22, 1861.
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Weak l.ungS, INDIGESTION. Dy Spepsa. Diseases
Of the Nervous system, Paralysis. Piles, and
for all cases recurring "A tonic
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DR.. J. Bovee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS!!I

from al WhO hNve mol used them, We cha.
lenge the world to produce their equal.
These Btters for the cure Of Weak StoIn-
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enrchng the blood, are absolutely unsurpass-
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trial. The Wine itself In NJ u very superior
quality. being about one.third stronger than
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whole system from the head to the feet. Al
character, so they strengthen and invigorate
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iect to lassitude and fhintness, should DO
without them, rs they are revving in their
lnllnn-
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GALE OF FURNITURE, at the residence Of
~ VI. b. WALKER. on SATURDAY. y--to.morrow.
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81 Papers throughout the district are re
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THESE BITTERs
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION

and in this respect are doubly valuable to the
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