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BarnumS Last.
Call the A<zi wisucsS.

BiFzau is always really Will $ sori So
~. HIS ,a,ss; IS the following which is told
q HAS Howe, +. wao hiss beer ysry a,;jvs
in s;;ios CT, regiments TO- 4. WAY. M.
Howe has spcai thousands Of dcllArs in ,a:,
NAY. and AAs :aksa - cret; A i1,--,s; i-
military adairs. tia. ~ has had ba. l..,,e u-,e
- attend - auy;Aio, else.
One d,y vs-y worthy C5aucc.icc, ies-
cor called uP,a the gentleman wish s-b-
F;itsesip;,oa III, lie wAa'si NJ. Howe 70
s''e something towards crc,;,-g 4 new
oeureh.
4 rev church. TspFs; Howe. al. new
ehgreh. don't tA,nk can give 81, thin.
oesa1se : an speeding all ny spare noasy
Tor tie mar. CAa': ihsnk Of anything e,ss
The dsasno lsokei 6espoodsat- NJ.
Howe SEEMED determined roi to give l s;--
sic red A, lass &c asked tee deacon VIA:
The rev. church wss 70 Ss called.
TIE CaGrsi Of 81 Te;es, sir. Wis Tia re-
Ply
Al. the Csareh ofS;- Peter, replied Il.
vel. IS he WAS tie o1ly ksSiias apostle +.
tn. ~. guess III save to sive sosaeshirs.
Bet ean's Do mach svea 70. 81. Pe.e,. Is
ny tire Aoa 2ooey Czss DC alEae: sziirs,y
devoted 10 Sal, pes<r.'
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affect the lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
heart. or other parts Of the humtr organism
The lSPECTlNk Is the natural antagonist o.
al teye:s, aud y hen it cones 10 Cos ;Sct with
the skin. is absorbed by the int rioT organs.
which resist easily miasrna and all tendencies
towards those raAiS3ies which PROSTATE the
mind and S0iy with fever.
Fever aud Ague Tesg!IiGom numerous causes.
Ne place IS exempt from the causes who pro-
mote the tXisteHce o. the disease. That being
once sealed IN the system, induces depression
@ spirits, lAssitude lAnguor, p2ja, chiils lever
and long ,rsir Of d;ssgreesble sensations, de-
YT;viGr The pA;jent O. all energy, and reducing
a.ul or her TO "a coalition OF
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Changed Her Mind.

Dleky was poor-Ka,y had rich mother
--Dicky loved Katy--aud rice rersa-Dicky
wanted to marry katy-Katy's mother was
down on that arrangement-Dicky was for
bid the premises-notes were exchanged
through the high board fence which enclosed
the yard. One day the old lady went out a
"calin. and Dieky was duly informed of
the faci-called on Katy-remained little
too ioug-old lady close at hand-no chance
Of escape without detection. At thcins.ance
Of Katy, Dicky popped into the close,--old
Lady saw that Katy looked confusei-guess-
cd that Dicky had been there--supposed Of
course that Dicky had made good his escape
thought perhaps the young couple had a.
greed to elope OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to be
too smart for them-shut Katy in Up the same
closet where Dicky was concealed. and giving
pair ofquil,s and pillow,--locked her IN for
tie niglt--did'nt see p;cky-nex, morning
went 70 let Katy out.
Oh ! a screan,--couldu't get breath for
moment--fnally:
'Ahem, Dicky. is tina. you,
Yes, ma'am,
'Dicky. you mus: stay to breakfast.
Couldn't, ma'am.
oh, bu, you must,
Dcky concluded to stay.
Breakias, table Dieky. I've been think
ing good deal abOu, you lately You are
industrious and honest hear
i never brag
We'll, now upon the whole, Dicky Think 1
yoa and ha.y had better get naryisi" /
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ttuss. iC hss 'Ws<s India R.abse-, ssll.
Ct Planter in oz@ Ct ise lslI5ds vho bad
Stare .Aa; had hee1 @ BIS z--a5is for .h;--
" yezrs Whea on his iea;h-S~i hs sec, To-
RS nssro ard sal 70 him. Ten. yoG'ss bsso
= fAisafcl servant. have leis yoa yo1r free-
do0 ia nv vii, &-i c-isrei ;h.i ~hs- goo
de yoC be lad h<<s3< ne Ia TT oza tomb.
Tank re, E,aSs. sasi Ton. 'fe< &c fres-
6oz, bel fSr De ,ozt rLii<r -.
Way s.. Ton
'Ys see &c 6sbil eoCs, sir f; 81 dark. ye
kacw--Se nay make Eistake. AID take Tc1
i-sss4i o : asxa
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News ! News

1 LAa6 lat sf Ella Stvsrarsst 81 f.ls q:
Il - essu Per kz- irei. - Address 1 SEIr--
~es3t-.
AAss- air. jas. sec~irsG C;Siey. Lszy's B,ok
HsrTers Nsesrise f&r AsrEs-, HE-ie<'. Irfac-
~ Tnest.s. frses 3 s.srs Nsgs If tie SEA, sf
var, ssassitsIly es''rsa. a; . cts sa<a .,3
a. ;ss late P.<1sxs.i Sss.rA-s-s
tse4- -. $, Ss-s.s.s ES..' c--ss-'.rs
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Coal! Coal!

TIE Csti szsia-ss ksrs,sfsre ee1izess4 ~
ts- asesrsxsti- Vii. srsz the Is; iay 81
AF-il teszi=g- &c carried - 81 Ges-s+ = Co.,
str1 c. s-itr the 4Essey q Pefliy Cl.-k.
Iat fra respectfully ssase5i tse sAtrszisE 81 :k.
f5-ass <zsssa.rs Of tAs lara
All gs-ssas iaiss;sd fer csli- I'LL risa.s ..s.
ts ;sssr tess1.,s As early ~ psssisIs, II / AZ
Esss-s=s e sissi-g e. ssa-ssa
IA - - $50 T-pTaR-
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Wonderful Effects.

L+a=sl Bs-.Ill. sf F.s.sSz-s. FER s-s year
ssslss Sc ki=sssf ssi seeisiy-a =.rytr q
Calls az3 Ftrer-ezrt3 IL les. ;k1- pssS.
tz4 Improved IL hears.
May R. BslkraF, SaE3zsky. ohis. after al.
=3t. .csi1g et- rStss= as veil 4 s--e-Cik ky
IzssEzi;.s.; Fsrsr, -iia csill., restored 4
Ae1lsh IL - Aczrs
AsSlFss Msuers. sf France, relieved il ors
Scar. -siis ;-lvelizs il ihs esrs 81 sAs Eot
wAyzs az4 ckiessS Railroad. He "a .ppa-
really ayizs viii ehiG.
klit- r BeEssz. LsekPs-s, Ssr Yerk, rss-
tzsi AFTER ysars s<fsrias- A f<sfs-. care.
T4szsaz&s sf eiktr eases Prsrs-is-3 al ears3
srs-r meath. a.3 -: SO sie ee-yiai-. Of iAs
satatz'y :: the lsE<ssit4, Or Psrsssa Fers-
CAs--.
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Try Ii, Prove Ii. Kn0wIt.

AEs sake kzewz Is .eaisrfsl psxs-s .-2 viz
taos. ssas tAsss uAa szfs-. 90 VIE are sArsAs-
t=s3 wisA ssfsri-x. nay - LED ,S zee . .i-pl.
i=.srsSss rrsgArasis.. fsrsi.Ae3 kr tks sslS
s;Ei.zrs fsr
MANS BLESSING
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Have you seen the Prince OF Wales?

II act, r,u =, = Z TITLES JEEELRY
stare ss9 zee sis P.sisErars a; the s.zs tiEs
ts rsI fsrEst 70 sraEir. kis ex.e.siTt SICK
As a- sas JAZZ r-fgr-s& frsz the Easfer- sns
Ssrtssr. ta-;s-iss With fall asHsrtz<.i IL
sis Ez- s.bziisess ac4 10 AkIe ts sell excs.5-
IL L.. far :.sk
SiE1 s:sh. big sas-s .srts SO. q Bsi;izsrs
8; sea- she r,ilrsas.
ST. LITTLE,
-,ss.s 49,
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WIN. Il. BEALL & CO.,
pEALERsIs ALL KINDS Of

DEALERS ALL kIsDsoF
Chewinga and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES. &c,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
CUHBERLAN Nd, ND.
ETURN their thank sfor the patronage here
IL tofore extended and beg leave to invite
the attention of purchasers to their NEW
STOCK, which scompossd of, inpart, as fol-
To-.
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Price 3 mines.
Look and Wonder!
The Mammoth Excelsior StatiOner]
AND
Gift Envelope.

Look at wha; you sc. for Fifty Cents.
10 sheets fac bath post, 10 sheets fine note pa.
per, 6ne Lead peacii, 10 Buff Letter Eure-
oPes. 10 White Note Envelopes, steel pen and
Holder.
la addition TO the above, oEs o. the follow
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FOR REMOVING sCURF and DAHDRUFF and
all cutareous affections ofthe Scalp.
FOR BEAuTIFYING THE HAIR. impsrtipp to

FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR. impartinp 70
ltan unequalled gloss and brillianey, making
itsof' and silky L. its texture and causin. il
to curl readily.
| Tho great celebrity and the increasing de-
maud for this unequa He'd preparation, convince
| the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy discerning public of lite superior
quantities over any other preparation at present
| IN use. 1t cleanses the head and scalp from
daRdruf and other cutaneous af.ea.e., cause.-the
hair to grow luxuriaDtly, ami gives il rich, soft
glossy and flexible appearance, ana ilso where
the hair is looseniug and thinning, il will give
strength and 'igor TO the roots, and restore the
growth to those parts which have become bald
causing it to yield iresh ooreripg u hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
by the use ofthis Inyigorator, when all other
preparations had failed. l., 81. has in his Dos
session letters innumerRble testify in to the a.
bove facts, from persons Of the highest respect
ability. 1t will efeetuuly prevent the hoir from
turning gray until be latest period Of lif, and
in cases where the hair has alread, changed its
color, the use Of the Invigorator will with GER
tainty restore q 10 its original hue, giving Ii
dark, GLOSSY appearance. A a perfume for the
toilet and Hair Restorative it is PARTICULAR,
recommended, having an agreeable fragrance;
and the great facilities it 'fords in drs..iHq the
hair, which, when moist with the Invieorator
can be dressed in any required form SO as to
preserve its place, whether plain or in curs-
hence the great demand for il by the ladiesas
standard toilet rficie which none ought TO be
without, as the price places it within the reach
OF all, being
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1NPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

The terrible uialsdy known as the FEVER
AND AGUE las sniiten hundreds oithousanGs
OF persons throughout the world every year;
and has EeyeT Till now been NE, or successful
medical treatment that has not produced Sc
vCEe
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Ry RoBTI. CCLTgRwELL.M D.
-4ztig, e .ts G-... BIZ IL.

EslA9F = ~ !" vFttE BIZ, u
The ~o...-reao sued aU,ho-, in this si-.i
E@o!e leisure. clearly F-ovea I-om hi: osn Ell.
perieaee that tue s~i1I eonsss 4~aees Of SER.
2oase IA! o% e1-e.uA,!y re-aoTei Ei;hosi
7eiieiae A.d uiiho.; iangerou: sqrgiesi op.
e-2ilosS, eo- sies, insiEIue1's rugs o. cor
diA.s, Poir:irg cats mole OF cure ~ CAGE
ceriAiu 81 e5sct-.l, AE slica ever sufferer
10 matter SHAT bis coalition IAy Re- cAv
care ai.zse!f .i<sgiy y~iss's!y sz3 r.flczi'y-
Tais !e-,-re will prove : boon 10 thousands
aai ,acEsA-:s
Sec; nader sea- Il plain envelope, 70 any
address, past p1ft, OF ihs rsesip; OF tEo pos
IaEs stamps, sy ADDRESSING
Dr.. CHI. J. & KLINE IL Bo=s-y. Se-
York. Pos, Osoe bt1l5ss
April Is lsst-i
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VAcu hV'u uUhC up HIS uluus
l wish be would make up his mind, ma,
For ] don't care much longer to wait;
I'm sure / have limited quite strongly
That thought of changing my state;
For sweetheart he's really so backward
l can't bring him out, though try,
own that he's very goodtempered,
But then he's so dreadfully shy
When speak about love and a cottage,
He gives me look of surprise
And If l but hint at marriage,
He bushes quite up to his eyes;
can't make him jealous-I've tried it
And It's no use my being unkind
For that's not the way, I'm certain,
To get him to make up his mind.
I've sung him love sonnets by dozens,
I've worked him both slippers aud hose,
Aud we've walked by moonlight together,
Yet he never attempts to propose
You must really ask his intention.
Or some other beau | must find;
For indeed ! went larry much longer
For one who can't make up his mind
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Al ys-sscs ksc~ -s<- 'h~~ 49, t-s-~s
go ~ts- -Ae- ,7s s,is
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Extreme Helplessness.

WIZ will any one s1fe. the horrors Of de-
bill tAuas IaIeEnit;en. Fever, " hen, by TIE use
o. the
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INPECTINE

I. ed - 81, r----sr-t- M,E;s-- ss,'s-.
a-.-<.
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RICH ARDSON's
IRISH LIN EMS.
Damasks, Diapers, &C.,

CONSUMERS RTCHAkDSON's LINENS,
y .s3 issis ae.irszs q obtaining the GeuE-
IKE 600 DS, TsSsil see ;kai the article. ,sey
p=rsAIss are sealed <is, the fElI a1ze Of the
ara,
IN. RICHARDSON, sozs ovEs.
as. gz.rasiss cf ;ke sez-arexs ard tz-.k!.i,y
ofth= j ss6s-
Tkis =sztisz il re lard sssszti1iiy re-e...-y
,sli-ss a=a- sifi-ssf s:-rier Gaa 5=:t:;iFs Lia.
sz.4rr are sArs3 ..eSsas after lss- a. sealed
.i;s sks zazs 4 RICHARDSON. tv Iri.k
Hszss.. -as, regardless sf ;As isisry .ks. ia.
9itts& Alike - sAs t2&rieaz esasz=erarGihe
=tazfIstz-sr:o tbs csEziEs o sa&s. sill get
readily ssAr .sa e4sizsss 80 FrsziaAls. vile
psrs4 t.trs ga ,. iEssssi % via Ges43s {:
worthless -hx-aessr
J. BCLLOcHE J. 3. LOCKE. AE...
Seq. 81 ely. "a Rsb5e 81 v. Tsrk.
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Branch Office. No. I2s. Bank Of iCommeres
Building, New York City.
Oct is, ls60.-1y.
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SANFORD'S
LIVER IWIGOR
Never Oebilitates,

It's compounded entirely from Gums, and has
L become an established fact, Standard Medi-
cine, known and appreciated by all that have
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GAMf ODDS
E'aunil-
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts. and put IN
in GLASS CASES. Tight. and will
keepin any climate.
The FAMILY Ca n THARTIC PILLS
is gentle bat active =. Cathartic, which the
proprietor has used in 20. in bis practice more
than twenty years.
The constantly in . cressing m
from those who have = long used the Pills,
and the satisfaction - which AL express in
regard to their use, |. has induced me to
place them within the !. reach of all.
The Profession well = know that different
c ,thartics act on diff. . ferent portions Of the
bowels.
The FAMILY Ca THARTIC PILL has
it'll due reference to = this we'll established
tact, been com pound - ed from 4 variety OF
the purest Vegetable Extracts which ACT alike
on every part If the a!inentary canal, and are
GOOD AID SAFE in all cases where a Csthar,ir
ia needed, suea az arrangements ofthe Stomach,
oleepine,s Pains in the Back and Loins, Cos
tiveness, Pains and Soreness over the whole
Body. from sui len cold, which frequently, If
ne elected. end in long courss Of Feger, Los. OF
Appetite. Creeping Sen alton Of Cold over the
Body, Residences. Headache, or Weight in tho
Head. all Infa nnaory Diseases, Worms 10
Children or Adults. Rheumdtisu, a great Puri.
her Of the BLOOD and many diseases to which
iesh is heir. too numerous 70 mention in .hisad-
fertissment. DOSE. to 3.
Price 3 Dimes.
The LIVER INVIioRATOR and EMILY
PILLS are rstailci by Druggists
generally. aud sid Wholesale by the Trade in all
the large towns.
Sold in Cumberland By HEAEEY SHRI-
YER aud ]. r. II. CAMABELL, Druggists.
Dee. Il, lS60-Iy.
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ssE tss.sisi.ft 81 sskss's Oh E1s VI
a key Ts, s..s ~ IN 2. SfAIL . 70
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No. 1858 CHANCERY.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for ALLIE
gany county as Court of Equity, this 18Th
day OF September, 1861, that the sales made
and reported TO said Court by Jacob Brown
and Isaac johnson, Trustees tor the sale of the
real estate Of the late Edmond Buoy, deceased.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
2lst day OF October next: Provided a copy o.
thus order be inserted in some newspaper prin-
ted in the city of Cumberland, once n each of
three successive weeks before the 2lst dav of
October next. The report states the amount
of sales TO be Sl,7s5.OO
Test-H. RESLET,
Sept. 10, lS6l--3 Clerk.
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THE INPECTINE,
Or
i E r s I A n
lIT5B enlRl,

hAs taEei .Aozsaz3. 81 soih sexes C. IL. .o.;
-sA3:z. !sysEs. Rad AID .sEsei.
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REM EN- Der.

1t is not taken inwsrdly, but is applied out
wardly, according to direction, which accompa.
ny each package.
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used 1t, andis now re-
dence in all the dis
recon mended.
1t has cured thous-
two years who had
relief, as the numer-
ticates in my posses
The dose must be
permanent Of the indi-
used in such quaint
on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of
you in the use of the
AT0H,a and il sillcure
Diarrhea, Summer
terry, Dropsy, Sour
Cos,iveness, Cholic,
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! sorted to with conf
eases for which it lie
ands within the last
given up all hopes Of
Gus unsolicited certi-
sion show.
adapted to the TEN.
vidual taking it, and
ties as to act gently
your judgment guide
LIVER INvIGOR.
Dyspepsia, Chronic
Complaints, Dyson
Stomach, H4bitual
Oh olera. Oh olera NJ or
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Order of Ratification.

In TIE Circuit Court
for Aliegany county as
a Court OF Equity.
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Prof. L. MIiller's
HAIR lAWCORATOR,

An EFFEUTINE, SAT AND ECONOMI-
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness, and curing
1t, when there is the least particle of vi tall
ty or reeuperative energy remaining.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
THE NORTHERN CONGRESS.

WARRINGTON. July Sl.-In the Senate to-day the sup
Elementary bill that increasing the military establish
ment passed
The bill increasing the number Of consuls during the
revolution was passed.
wAsUISGTos, August lin the House to-day the bill
transferring tho control Of District Attorneys and Mar
sh.s from the Interior Department to the Attorney Gen.
sra, was passed
bill providing for the monthly pay of troops, was
passed.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The conference committee
on the direct TAX and the tariff have been in session
twenty -four hours and getting up general bill
which covers the whole ground.
WASHINGTON, Aug -lu the Senate, resolutions were
passed directing that be sent to the loyal citizens
Of Delaware.
The bill reltiug to Notifications and tagging in the
army was passed.
In the House, bill' were introduced to appoint sddi-
onal ad-deeamps and to appropriate 500 900 to pur
chase HaVJ ordnance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

and watched in hopes that they would indulge IN some
expression which would be excuse for bounding
tie Government mercenaries.
Nov, however, things have assumed = new phase
The already enormous expenditures by the Government
and the sin more enormous which are threatened
have opened the eyes Of the people and placed before
them the consequences which must inevitably
from continuation Of this struggle. The threatened
direct tax bill has gone directly their hearts before t
has reached their pockets; and Who most elA
morcus Tor this war are DESTROYS Of speedy term
Spon OF the difficulty Il is 10 longer crime to ert-
o. the action OF the Goverument aud CO. denim policy
sAieh, carried out will saddle oa the people an enor
n Gus natona debt. Tue agricultural portion Of the
community, convinced that 10 the end IL will have the
barieas 10 bear IL loudest 10 its dslpprobaton and
mny OF those Who ten days ago fading fault With
IL Government for prosecuting the war with more
ygOr are now earnest In their demands for an honora
b. peace.
IL Is not alone the financial view Of this question which
hs caused this charge. The recent battle at Bull Run
h convinced the people that the conquest of the South
e not to os boldly pas time, but death struggle
Tue people here have been uoluy deceived in relation
90 the condition OF Affairs in the South The politicians
hive Aoored to impress the people with the btef that
there was no unanimity in the South, and that soon
a. the Federal troops entered Virginia immense Union
s'uument would welcome them. Iasead Of which they
hive been met by bayonets and dsastrously routed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
rELEdRAA8-
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Gen. Mcclellan expresses IL " his opin-
ion that the present viii be conducted with ar'l-
iery and asks ,ha, as many batteries possible be pro-
vded.
Gen. Mcclellan hs, issued orders to establish line Of
pckets along the Potomac TO Harpers Ferry Tor the
purpose Of preventing correspondence between the Mary
landers and Southerners.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l.-Princs Napoleon is the guest
Of the French Minister
WASHINGTON, Aug. lit i, rumosad that Gen. Butler
has been succeeded by Gen. Wool
Recent heavy rains have swollen the Po,omsc and the
fords are dffculs to cross.
Fifteen officers Of the G,rbaldian Legion have gone
home.
wAsnxGrsx, July Sl.-The whole number Of killed,
wounded and missing Of the New York Fire Z'ueves, Is
sSs. Those here be sent home, they are thor
oughly deuoralized.
wAsHIssrox, Aug. l-Gen. Mcclellan has issued
order prohibiting officers aud soldiers FROM leaving
their camps and from visiting hotels.
At Harpers Ferry all is quiet. Gen. Banks Is oocu
pied in throwing up entertainments and drilling bis
troops
The correspondent OF the Herald ventures the opinion
that the army of the Potomac will not be kept long idle
The reorganization Of the army proceeds with great ra
pidy, and il Ia probable Geo. Mcclellan will strike as
soon as he is ready, regardless Of weather.
julius Brig, naturaliz d Euglishman, who vas cap.
tured at Bull Run, has returned via Richmond and Ma
thias Point He wanted TO return via Centrevie, but
he thought the route was unsafe. Mr. Bpg was mere
spectator of the fight.
wAsEIxGros, August The London Telegraph and
Star dsnouncs President Lncoln's message unsatis
factory.
Secret movements in progress 10 remove all Sc
cessonists from their positions in any Of the depart
ments.
The Ellsworth Fire Zouives were paid OF to-day.
Gen. DIX is closely watching the Maryland Legislature
prevent their passing Ordinance Of Secession in TO-
cret session.
wAsHrSGros, August lien Mcclellan Is examining
to see if any iDcompetency yet remains in the army.
Eighteen Regiments Of the three months volunteers
have left for home
WARRINGTON August l.-Cougress will not adjourn
this week The House will kill the Senates thrift bill,
and the Senate will kill the Houses direct tau bill. An
elaborate conference is expected
The House has passed bill modifying the Sub!Treas-
ury act and giving authority to Tressurers to receive
other than gold and silver in payment of duties.
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TIE MISSOURI TORIES.

JEFFERSON CRY, No. July sl.-The Hon. H. H. Gam
bic elected Governor on yesterday by rs votes. W.
P. Hail. for Lieut.. Governor, received 81 votes Cover
nor Gamble will deliver his inaugural to morrow.
The Missouri Convention adjourned to-day until the
30ih OF December.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 1.-The 81. Louis Democrat Of Tues
day, SO!h July, Gays that eight boats, with about
5000 Federal troops, would leave there the next day
Wednesday, for Cape Girards,u.
LOUISVILLE, August Cairo scouts report that JEFF
Thompson Is about 80 miles South of Bird! Point with
900 Confederate troops.
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VICTORY IN MISSOURI.

NASHVILLE, TrSs, Aug "A messenger has jus! ar
rived here with intelligence that General hcCuloch,
With 900 men attacked the Federal force Of $1,000
a; Springfield, Mo- on Friday, the 26ih Of July. The
Federsls lost about 600 killed and about The
Der taken prioners The loss of the SOuherners
was small The victory was complete.
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Tue BLUES-Serseant Levy, of the Blues, returned
home Thursday and reports that he left all the men,
bsrs Of the corps in good health within days march Of
LeEisburg, to which place Gen. Wise was proceeding
with his command to await renforceuen.s. None OF
the Blues have been killed or wounded sinca the COM
pany left Richmond.