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Funeral FetiCe.-The Funeral germon =,
IlDiUo A. BAkNs, OF the i-t hsgim.nt 81
yIBts Noluateers, who War killed AZ ths t,t
tie Of Bull Kun, viii De pr.achs I'D by New l. ~
sEshEY, Pastor Of the Second Baptist thurcb AN
TO morrow t,UNDAi morning, NJ IL U'c,ucs
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Nh A. many stranger, Military. Ct-isJ,
.uediUai and 9th er gsatlemcn, aie s-eEiu. la
'"rvIets VI Dr. cohl bTh. Jbe >cI"utInc ,hlcopo-
ST. {" hose painless aud In .aLtantJus cA4e, lpF
torne, buhI"ns, n,fs Jvrns, or SdllS growing INTO
his heoh, tr otherwise diSea-ed, ale ~ Will
anown,i VIII ple. 80 obs,Ive n may he ipu II
daily, al his Once, Wall street Hotel, Waist.
1T
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WANTS.
lFor Other Wa~ts," see FIRST Pagsl

(For other "Wa~ts," see FIRST PagsJ
VIZ ANT ED.
w MA n I Z D.
WAN TED!'f
Goo 900 lbs. OF Wo OIL,
- Por tbs
WASHIN dT0N
FREDERICKSBURG
We will pay the highest CAS- n pt.ee tor
WASHED
and TN WASHED
WOOL
Apply to OWENS MILES,
ON i3lh street, bHtwaeh Nain aud Cary
Opposite the old Tobacto nxcndng-,
an SIT X richmond, Va
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Althmuno plspatrh.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN LEE.

SATURDAY MoRNIN3.....AUG 3, 1881.
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VNhNTED.-As outhsru lady, edu Gated with
w Il view to teach, desires n slTUATIUN IL
private family She is prepared To teach ths
English and French Lans uages, snd Music On ths
Piano. Ssi -fsct"ry reference gwen. Address.
'fNlEGIgIA Richmond tfrs
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" ANIED-BbARD in the suburbs, or C1An-
w Try, near Richmond, by gentleman sud
tw" lad Us farm house convenient to thu city
preferred. References exchanged. Address y.
Z, A.. -
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WANTED Six or eight good LBAIHBG
w CURRiERS and rISl>HERS
Also eig ut or ten SHOEMAkRRs to whom TIA
highest wages will be "a i'd and constant employ
n.nt given. Az 'ly, in IN edstely, 10
JOHN Il GLOVER,
S-lmh MArietts, Ga.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

EFFECT or THE SroBM.-Cousiderabl dam
age, Bnd several slight Casualties, were cauisd
in wiNiansbuRh By the h'ayy storm Of
Tuesday. The stwtr oxea atiols, Of which
tbors gro lJPs number, were filled with
water, and the smbalhEe washed away.
A numbeT Cf b.so merits In South Second,
South Filth Gnd S,v'nh streets, were oiled
with water, dolrg much damage and causing
great incoL v,bierco to the iuma,ss. Awning
posts, lign boards and scuttlss, were scattered
about The streets In q most indiserimin ate man
ner, TO the great danger OF pedestrians.
A lady PANIED WnBFR residing at No 10
S'sgg strsst, bad an exec. DINGHY narrow sacaps.
She went upon the Io-f OF her residence Il
secure scuitls that had blown off, AZ d losing
hsr footing slipped down TO ths sav,s tf thu
rof, WHARF abe chung for ItverAl minutes
Some p'rsons vert TO her sssistanes and re-
ksssd hsr from her fsyil0us s!tusiioH.
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g.. AccfDzHr nov Tvs CAzsLsas u,s 60
II ~ Arms AT 10 o'clto k yssssrtsv a. velrSs.
NJ. JAoOB WRRH sCBKs, TttisIng a. No t9N
Eweu street, ~ss Seriously iuisr,d By ne aoei-
DENTAL discaSRs Of pistol he wss 10 the sss a
loading. The cargs passed throush ne hand,
grazing bis throat iLHo, ing painiul ,hoaah
not nseetsarily fatal injuries.
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MARRHA4lHR.

,DUEKLLY. RgYNOLp5- Ia erOoklyu, on asr.
gay, lNLn ttstatt 81 ~ NartS rhp'-N bv t.c
ksV. n. v. D. 'ohsson. hr. VII IN kio' a. Ou1k-
iey,o Neit smp,on, Fnale % to Mtse Iu.ia y.
ct. 1N
AtUCKER- BEAM On Tuesdsy. 18Th irst, by the
hev Dt 4 p l.; Taller. n on as o. Tucker e. sr'.
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no LT"s

~ \ yer.I G nv Huia / o. rtmsuts IN store. SO
Third ~; blsN several aDorturI.t des.reaie, 40
FAC q -c In III new hLillwEs g. ga 80 cor 4 Az
anUO j. na.1ly cnta plated EuDy % 'h' pfepire.
or v J. II. rOuGArI, 10 bIWcri. n'E 2tse'l
HOUSE AND STORE 10 LEr-stO0 10
1T, IN Bro,llYr, the lArge ttuemont heuia aha
,tofe r, Sr 90 4 d. NJ md dtUs tttcst, usar tue
gtatrius size feIrV; Il vel sdaptui r Abak9rI'
hsvif an a. ooent gye9 o. ier grocery 81 ~ u,
l. Z RTA - ON 02 1enry y, hey York heilte I'D
, click "a or Of eT t'G'cck y N. AulJ S'llO
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PkOVIsIONh.

CXTRA LARGE BREAD -FOUR Poands
IL sru weight Of superior b. me a Nds bread for IL
OeaL, 1t the linton BAksry ls5 ChrAt. pasr 81, aud
So GreaaU Ich Of. u, TROrr, auua G'AQ3
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OF NEW YORK.
SHIPPING, &c.

TOR LIVE POoI-BLACK BALL LINE
Of D ckata. Tao elipper thip GREAT WENT
ERN hsui' ~ I, :. erihs " nd ga tom lT- ow
10, RissI ~ sP 70 JHcoB si,s
Glb g'I42
LSOR VEsPOOL-TAP5C JTTS LINE -
Il RGiIs lurut lG'', tho racket Tnip DAVID
uOlDLLN,L irgE, pi'rf s EaT river. cor passage,
a. loW Iats, ~ dr,it- q Az psf o. Great hrltaln
South y. aug ilto
UACKEr spIP RObFkr l.. LANE FOR
EiIs ~ ~ :, "a, Il, tba te.Il, will AL "a Ia mora
ing AZ 10 u'cIoek .'C.mh ,atvi AK Tho pMssi-
glrr o. lOs,d ToI pulsga Spy - VAP5 UT n
co, 81 South u 10
v LINE FOR LOEDON-TIIE PACKET
"A liP" prYONHsIeE ssils tom now,A tas
p cket stip ID ,NIEl. WRBarAR,n lying a. Pier
10, v River, salts On 2ist suIut, For p.sssgs Cat
low Iststl sIp'y Oh board, or % rAfBcorI 20 >
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D8Ess.

III YOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
J. bsAutifal clean Wb u tsetA. u4e DT; Hsmmond',
NIfl0B. 20l Greenwich H N. Z, IVA AAsslss
VNRICOPHRROUS FOR THE HAIR ONLY
i Eight Ceots pr b1tt's Po.te 4 Fsirchilds nice
" pei hlned TIieoI hsrou, tor improving the eoadi
uon Of toe az n an eLoelleat Aihele, and o.
he shove low pttse, aus 2iAc'RN
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aTEAM8OATS.

TNBE PIC BIC OFF. L. SNOW SOCIAL
l. Upi,n, M. / advertise for the l4th, L. pNt
r0i'e Of which VII DO Sivea tie toiu ans o. iLl
Isptr. 80
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ToAL-BaING WHOLESALE AND Re.
StAl at for the Tsle Of inc Of the bat rcd ash
ana Lehign coAb, vii seli c.rgD-s at ths lowsst
stovs, raose, pA,s and fanae ), rcresued and dell.
V0r from the yAId, cor kdg aud Green Eieh II, cor
Nu9 2Aac'110
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MEDICINES.

NB. J. S. KNIGHT, PRINCIPAL OF TaE
II NeWloIk surgeo.s B,niage Iualtlts-begs
70 iuform the publ O. thai he oou'iCu TO practice
a lie IN atm cot Of dsfaraiiiY II ia eu, and AL
caps IsQ litinE bAndAgep In adlts oOerNl,us for
rure II ub 10 Sc, aud LavicB riNhn - t4.n ploI
gratis. Of,c6 " eoad Az eule, one bloet e,s OF
Ito Cooper lnttit.te. aug HiAo'lSl
+ ArIRS-.1Rs. wGFCgsTER THE EX
Nv daucra AZ a .rtse sfui phyric,ai AID mldE, le
hul8 % l.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

hlNlsIUha ALMA Az
sun Rises. sun Sets. Noon Sets. n. Wafer.
L., g., Z; I'll IS 1'5s -, ,s-''
nAaiSs ESTsILIgKNUR.
Thrrs we've no yssSes wsh, to ssA hs lsth. in
stqu rec " fhs so-m
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army kXr nNhn.

a X NJ \ y \ I u ~ > -,
t-gt "a. N.N.f AL r.JEEIId
~ SOLDIERS ny dABrB ES EXIBg'i5,
- H.4Ap~Ay. A. III HoVt tHE
v. 8. GJyER1Ls "a. 'Sr,f ~
hsEskb ~ EHw AMY a. FORr
.rss HONk,r, Washed On ann
IL C-GEK rOLn ~ EgL BAl.g - "a
IEIlb cGl s,g-s5s ga 2 ID ULDF5r ~
h UalTED sESTg4.
rHEIe CEr l." EASTEgT AND PnILA-
omPEIN LXPGESsEa agaJT 40 FOB
qpLY. y2o 2AaS'IH
l2AIE Oh WRITE IILLlEg LADIES'
- have ysG .ol tis eEcCr 81, aud -issig tarfpuo
r.t a. PINFisa BLOTCBIN TAN, 81 aBliis,
= aIllW Fcb. g. ' vi ~ - l. o. 70 - u Ia
Co u g 4 re-. othins wsos ossrn.asd ana Is per.
.in Gsi IL lar ,urtr,n, 10 Uhsls Bsil or Ijs shite
s.' C. .H.~r 'lSD otisT Ar1c'' noT T. nee, Il 3D.
'''' '' gNverNTY NV oENTg "Hg RorTLE.
Du'ilg u" l'ss UlaGt, lag qnsau''tt, la'" so,n
glsc L. tie, u sivss ,bs grss.e' slisisct or Nnw
&C. ron RS Y yJu III resrs 90 hrg Nfhur-of thH
80, ics oonhdont For l.Is % So % sc Ms street
VI. :, bu n and at ~ kStih s's. NoS lrrh.
Iu1 2aS'
l,EgS LYON MCCLELLAN, NJ DOWELL,
VI S OF ". co., @. l., uo.oi Elsw n, Dury
q LrDcTei Of O hsr nc - pnot gapl. ifop lis
~ MEADE Etos, inG - 20 c sn!s e.oh i.J st1h--
FsJ, oTpoaIlo Park hrscks. 20
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Shilling Advertisements.
k,n,toYM1r--rr- sA@x.
RAE1ID.
EMPLosHElsy-kcs ynsAl I.


RAHTRs.
BAtsIE sA6, is ere On putt, ~ Un,,n 49, wn,'hi
JuTE, Moe m1ets t1lvre.,s So rhNnp'oa
~ d,iry Usid, rHerupc,-5rg broadway.
c1Il' f. o.ct WAn', --7,I fcu- ave 80
GOOSE tous-vcr kef- ted 8 tVS ava ~
Oat hs. d. ~ los -s'M - 81. er,nkl =. -
W. sv, -suiei - Asft 70 A. W ti,sul.o o.. q
GltI gc.i's--sh Sueo.. "a sct a.
f'NltH yg'.sr eoict,d " 200 oS Tr.uF'o-.st
Mains o. Pianer's &C sc Cor 20 ~, - ror.vih
sl'NA' hce's msn o. m'od s,i;rsn,i ~. fhJh
Mat sai.srttrs - Ga svs Lpssiss I.
sea- lir f,r c may ~ lI,us9, a., ts.r-
r'Iun H 81 0. c.a'5--aN2 A. np, 80 7o.r.
NA!l.' trssE g ami ior Az & also .Hsls1
WAS - . tt,Jehtf. a. ~ stlsu e s.. fa'ys.,3 8
aHLtJi 90 20 sa-t % ituen .cts as "a .m.'3,
IN, l'ntr5 { , MILL ~ 6 80 6 Ss-.tu.'. ri
1WoI ArI'S sA''td. .'r' 'trr.ie-' -. ctIsu.
GfpTgto -s.v4i.-NprIt .h.tr m s,Hsre
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1a.@h EBp ETR


I'AI VI EDR SALE-A NICE LITTLE
trr.,,l 10 acr ,, Hth gG0i bDU.o AID bsrd; Airo
o.. oi a. cue, vi h good huuHi -, st'h pe4ty rt
I uif Q nh.s for ,ltr, ~ - j. 10 ptttierla-s
lnquil, GlS GrtDuWiGk -. G. NAL ,Ol.M Al'6 3
+TaRm Folk $ LE--32.i00 FOR a GOOD
img.o Co. am Of .! acts, PloNantlg sitIsts. 80
uihs fu l.. ', al G mlorlAbiB TAI IA lUBe, good
BAN s'd tbs hIiid rgs nut, wood aud atrt; All
The stock. co y aud tsfIiag tool incul ID, tGrms
rAs2. Il, Ia, BLSCE, lIty Hal f'aGi cT, Cham.
he's o.. aus .A3
AOISS AND LDr FOR EXC LANCE 80
IN 81 futl trm. tOrss And II. pla Gu n
haTot hDIs. nte n.rF r7Tm.. apps on tn
ur,ui. es 20 W.. r. $50 yNElLj ia IA yick ayO,
Dstrs c1 Airslis sEd DE Oh stsi Will lu irufgh
Guli g 'JS
r OF FOR sALEC"FAP rs WILLIAM
llhu a., i0t With iaps front house, tvn-ttory
sud . Dicr' Au3 cell roar hose 10 rt1ri's,
kichsp ana uAr; good sc Il ", 90 o 'h' pee.
p. e., ynrl paved, &C. llqu.rs A. - Po.~@@,a e.
EfOJslyr, = tu't b'sU'
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-.UN C.OLtRINE MIXTURE - the
:, 81 r piHttss ~ az, !; O III ~.
dctr. T. ~ ne, { hostis, over int'odneah
DiA hosA - dy,snteIy ,.e. yoy oyA, u, ~
he a The Gun Chole loo HeAtSr, ana tsAe u A.
'oou ps tie nsse mss REQUIRE, I'M, remfdY !, iI m
YEA spui, nno eaa b. FtiAly ielied on ~ surs
cure = Ice tcsLts, Eos Sais At 90 south Second
~ WiIiaulsbu gb, Bulo SiAos
(LyANIED-AL AFF.ICrED FEMALES
w 70 know that Ms. =. 4, WILL ANS, ". o, lsts
II Wig Iit, eau be guuFuisi on al iems dssA' es
wi hOul gard % thgir nature, with The sIiclehs con
ided. e, h8r onics, hGss aha hnI frates, with
piftss, tfs shove dteAes, WHO y *. uigeY fol
tAdiel' T. &c r--MirLftl IN app!led In shronie dis
1Asps Tbosa wlAHilg 10 consult At homo eau addrf 4
10 her eRca, lsO Wsat Ala a. I'd 'or, frsnt room.
II GulO G.1lb
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Au1rsOa nUxaSwA.

a CCTICu KOTICt- EARrHES AND
"a Cl@.se lyH BtSr HANDO0K. Fti1,,
huE H. - 70 o'cl o.. % he &c. fo1rH FOL tih r..
" (, by ,tdtt q yseet r'trcatn, stock ofCsr b
p STD gif Aste uTiisings &c tfsi sort relt
Ct gcc1s, NJ and IN pActs, e., srlG liflta
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JNOAL FOR SALE-s4 20 PEz TON, This
~ Ntok for the bes famu oJ1l u va, rAnge, grAtt
and fu nSoe slEfh: delivered re Aad e'et,, Once
l45S BoWerY, EbAr broolns A. Au> Acc 80
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.aT,tl.sa FOs stAb
CCUF rEn, toNsi, c, oh 'ar, gHq "a sSGo,r's4
FURNJTr FEotG om, a. 40 - avs. lq,t
HOE D.. lcf awfr. of..re 'Nl - AZ. II
no 81, w-E- IA p barnes 10 R,.-,-sI.- e. $50
SsT bugg g.s'o f.,s,''; 9 .lc' Ss',cil s.l,b.
rtrr'fNf -I.tlH "a A.. &c, . {. 1o,' az CsusIs'e.5
SuuFtLs Prsrd 70 sale p5rie %, re- a.e. lLg
8tNgW2 No mscbi1s, 2J1 he'.rr., a. r.r. Iaq
-. 2 " uaIiils, csesr,U ~ W fOyr a. 1'I
~. VIVA. nj . 'or ssis .r 70 10, a IE-,gEiyn9
2CJOD cvrt hcuc. 'oT tA'o 80 v .-jh II. %
ARTICLES wATTrD,
AlSn cp,u All = rOviag boa, So u.s. - san.ls,s
TO LIZ
corr a. ,io' SO q IN nh % @ .iu nbii al, n.
FTJkR - Io',r u. Ga mouth I7b sIoNj .ay,r Non o
drrrrEaL HuHrssh-
rsISrt- =, cheap billions, II spruolst' H.
fyN1 SNTN'd Bro SIR r Tristsf.-l Hsfolay u',,
WASTED
IN al cot age d a llt'rl .nd 81 00-C, s1r uu.
sMAl L store In q Cd ~ .Atdrtss r., h'r 10 Fan
LOST.
BLACK dse rstuiu,d T. IL Aull'y,s,li be rewsrsod.
AK YJLst, lloA. e hr. ,h,m II No. JJTtlaudt.
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COAL.

GOAL - al AM NOW sELylNG OFF
SnJ LARGE n ck Of bot 4uAtity 4 a1N gAti .da
coal. for family nss, AZ . a. psr ION q -gOl 10,
city. a TEEhDWELL, Agent lao Wsy.leS
y acc 100 y eat llth st, i3i Wa hEtton ~. ptrfy
and West tts. 90
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BUGGY FOUND A BUGGY WITH BRO
- ko wtcll cT q I'ttt an I 81 ave ire susr
IL rs9nts'a' e prove ~ sIty AID Day Z eTe-s l..
DUUS 81 ~, stables Tlats end I'd VI. Ru'A 3iOl
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COAL sI.4H-I AM now SELLING OFF
I'm large Il ok OF h. I quAlly 90 ana vhigs ash
coat Ter family use, at % ~ per too 1000 bt %
t fS,egv ~ TRIAD WELL, AZ, I. a. wts,Ilei
Place, lPl We1T llta 1t. I5t " .shi'ttlJ :, Par
and " est Its. En- 90 iss
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RuAI FOUND IN TAE NORra RIVER
D9ntu. ca nufuirg,E rlwb ,n rh1 oyy arr can
h''- A. bsp oy,'g ~ "a his AID paying eyp'pse-.
AIpls NJ 90 Y, ~ lT. i53
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eN.AstfU
sOABn 5 lodging, ss,I5 to s,,2h-92s "a .vr. ~ 1
ROApi' ioJ .uar m u tsA., iOa ro.rye tie Z
tOEbD o. go Toop OF .I, m sr-, AZ CNnsi,iA I
EO&Ep, lsGiN s1 per g,ek ~ He,cA,t Ib3
~ J1D, genie 50 man&Wiic eieapliSIsd' 400 - 1
DOAE.I two &c rtemen or lsdisi--qN ClibtJnst.
GOOD bad o room, at s3si HsnrY It li,1
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tURNis Hal or M 'aruiaH,d, G. SIq.if 4. lac
FROM r3'n tyr two CONT, Or goat a-.fe 81 UqlTs
LODJI frota t2t 81 oelts o. Alive aArs I,IFs
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pANK BOOK LoST-NO. y, 3G7 OF HE
ID Bleeck 5 r,c swing my. TIE q d.. wall
Vie,u. eve u a. the Blk. aus B'i2j
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aUeE aNR zr0UN@.

ANCHOR FOUED The SLOOP ANN
IAEizs ricked MP au ebor, sbilt 5O ve,gI'
hugust n, below VechsEkou dock, AS~aa-t II "a
va ioi-e. To ownsT can bHve u b. prognr
crop rty a-d p vi1g egpanr,s, appiy 1t Hlrt3
North River. JOIN ARIA RAMS aal9 R'l8s
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-22
Parson BrOwnIOw's Last.

The order for the suppression of the
Knoxville (Tenn.) Wing, came from
the central government at Richmond,
and was served by Gen. Zollicoffer just
before the issue of the paper, last Sat
urday, which issue was of course the
last. No violence was used, and Par
son Brownlow signalized the event
with bravely-spoken editorial,
over his own signature, in which he
said:
So far as we are concerned, we can
suspend our publication, in obedience
to the dictates of tyranny and intoler-
ance-we will yield to the demands of
an armed mob-turn over to them our
office and what little property we have
deprive ourselves and a helpless fam
lily of small children of the necessary
means of support-and beg our bread
from door to door among Union men
who are able to give-but we shall re-
fuse, most obstinately refuse, to the
day of our death, to think or speak fav-
orally of such Confederacy as this,
or to agree that honor, patriotism, or
love of country has Influenced the men
at its head, who have plunged the
country into this revolution And
whether our humble voice is hushed in
death-whether our press is muzzlcd
by the spirit of intolerance at Rich
mond, making this our last issue of a
journal we have edited for almost a
quarter of century, we beg all who
may come after us and our paper, to
credit no secession falsehood that may
represent us as having changed our
principles from those of an exalted de-
votion to the old American Union,
and of undying hostility to those who
would perpetuate its dissolution
w. G. BRowNLow,
Editor of the Knoxville Wing.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-22
Dangers of the Camp.

These words will not reach many
who have volunteered to fight for their
country, but it will reach some, and
more, perhaps, who will do so at some
early future time. 1t would be a sad
result of this war, and a great misfor-
tune, if those who have SO nobly
stepped forward for their country
should, after having fought their bat
ties, return to their homes polluted in
morals, addicted to liquor, broken down
in health by vicious practices, and un-
fit to resume the peaceful avocations of
life. Removed from home and the re-
straints of the society in women, with
many idle hours to be passed in some
way, with monotony to be broken up
by all practicable measures, and with q
constant desire for excitement, it will
be very hard for young men to resist
temptations to vicious indulgences in
the various ways in which they permit
themselves to the soldier.
Now it should be the definite aim
and determination of every man who
enlists in this war to bring his mind
and body out of it unpolluted-to re-
turn to bis home at last, if he ia permit.
ted to do SO, as good, as pure and as
healthy as when he left it. Of course
we refer to degradation and injury self.
inflicted. Profanity and obscenity are
the two besetting sins of soldiers, and
all heterogeneous collections of men.
Let every man determine that no.
profane or unbecoming word pass his
lips while he is away, and that he wiis
discountenance and condemn all at,
tempts on the part of those around him
to convert the camp into an institution
tor mutual pollution. Let whisky
alone, except when prescribed by q
physician; keep the skin clean and
healthy as possible, and preserve self.
respect on all occasions and under all
circumstances. Do credit to your
northern breeding, and the civilization
to whose defence you hasten.-Spring.
field Mass Republican.
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From Cairo.
Rebel force on the RiUer-.Battery at
Conanaerce-Navigation Stopped.
Special Dispatch to the CHICAGO Tribune

Rebel force on the RiUer--Battery at
Conanaerce-Navigation Stopped.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
CAIRO, August 19-9 P. M.
The steamer DesMoines was stopped
this afternoon on her way up to ST.
Louis, by a rebel battery planted at
Commerce. A courier just in from
that locality reports that the rebels are
in force some FIVE thousand strong,
with artillery, and that they propose
crossing into Illinois to burn the bridge
across Big Muddy. They came into
the village of Commerce this morning
about O'clock, and Immediately began
breaking in and ransacking houses and
offering indignities to such women and
children as were left in the place.
The Cape Girardeau road from New
Madrid to Benton is lined with rebel
troops, and you may expect to soon
hear of some pretty sharp fighting.
Fugitives from Commerce are COM
ing in every hour with big reports of
the rebels and their doings.
Two six-mule teams, the wagons
loaded with casks of butter, marked
"Timothy seed" consigned to parties
in Paducah, KY, were overhauled yes
terday at Duauoin. Papers, found on
the teamsters duplicating prominent
citizens of the Southern part of the
State in the reasonable attempt TO for
ward supplies to the South.
The gunboats went down the river a
short distance to-day but made no i'm
portant discoveries. The Kentucky
and Missouri woods below Norfolk
were alive with rebels.
The gunboats Tyler and Lexington,
and 800 and 400 infantry on board the
steamer Empress, will start for the To-
cality of Commerce between now and
IL o'clock.
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England and France.

The startling announcement made
recently that England and France had
formed an alliance with view to com.
bined action on American affairs was
untrue, but the facts are that three
weeks ago M. Thouvenal, the French
Minister of foreign affairs, transmitted
a note to the English government, pro-
posing that the two cabinets come to q
closer understanding with respect to
the United States. To this note the
English Cabinet sent message asking
for q more explicit statement. The
reply received was a proposition that
England should unite with France 70,
the purpose of procuring in the autumn
a supply of tobacco and cotton from
the United States. The English gov,
eminent then responded that it could
enter into no such engagement.
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Gen. Lyon.

Gen. Lyon was born at Ashford,
Conn.,, in 1919, and graduated from
West Point with many honors in ls41.
At his graduation he received a lieu
tenantship in the army, and after pas
sing campaign in Florida was sta
toned for some years on the western
frontier.
During the Mexican war he accom-
panied the expedition against Vera
Cruz, was present at its bombardment
and capture and at the terrible battles
of Contreras and Cherubusco. After
the treaty of peace with Mexico he
spent some time in California, subse-
quently removing to the Western from
tier. During the Kansas troubles he
was stationed at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, but was subsequently removed
to the St. Louis Arsenal, where the out
break of the present rebellion found
him.
His late brilliant exploits, the capture
of the rebel camp at st. Louis, and his
victory over CIaib. Jackson at Boon
vile, are too fresh in the minds of our
readers to need recapitulation at the pre-
sent time. As military man, he stood
at the head Of his profession. Bold,
daring, impulsive, prompt and decided,
his zeal was tempered by prudence and
his courage guided by consummate skill
and tact. As an officer he commanded
the thorough respect and confidence OF
his army. AS patriot, the country
has lost its truest defender-one whose
every faculty and energy was devoted
to her righteous cause. He has gone
to take his place in history beside
Washington and the long list of patri
OTIS who have given up their lives to
their country. We can only rejoice
that his mantle has fallen upon the
shoulders of the gallant Sigel.
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~ Gen. Mcclellan is described
by the Washington Star as five feet
Eve inches in height, of almost boyish
appearance, Cooking twenty-five, but
probably ten years older,) Of Napoleo-
mic figure, slightly inclined to fullness
about the waistband, has good head
firmly planted on neck of bovine
force upon ample shoulders, hair snugly
cropped but not fled, ruddy and brown
complexion, blue eyes, Ito the best of
my belief standing as he did back to
the light,) nose springing from bis fore
head at sufficient angle to indicate
character, clean cut chin, and mouth
the lines of which indicate good humor
and firmness in about equal proportions.
He wore q blouse and pants of blue
wool, shoulder strapless, vestless, and
with the blue of the blouse so sweated
through upon bis linen by the hot days
work that it was hard telling whether
She Mcclellan shirt was blue one fad
90 OF q white one discolored.