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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

ExANIMIxe USDERDRArxIHa.-The outlets oil
al drains should be examined before cold weather
commence, and she ssdlment-gravsl, grass and
everything else should be entirely shoveI.d away,
% that She water may have tree passage out.
BY allowing the outlets OF any undsrdrainS
particularly tile drsins-to become obsrructed.
they will -. ill up; whereas, it the pssssxe ID
anooseruc;~ =. The water will keep the wstsr
eosrss open, oy Washing Ill ssdimsntary matter
oue. as the mouth Of the drain.
Uadsrdrsins should Do examined. also. I'll the
way above she mouth, 70 zee shss no wafer runs
In IRON the surface, which will DO very liable 70
wash the earth into the water course, aud Oh.
sssscs the passage BY filling it up. In case much
water u liable 70 collect over drain in q wet
time, or during . heavy shower, . space in the
drain should to filed With stone, from the water
course 70 the surface Of the ground, and q heap
Of stone raised a0ovs the surface, % thas the
water may enter the drain freely.
IL 10 better u attend 70 filing drains imme.
d'aeely, - husking corn can be done when the
ground 10 frozen. Let drains be topped out with
email stone, at the upper ends in order 70 let in
surface water, when xAter 10 high, which will
rush through the water passage, and keep it
clear OF tine sed,msnt-CoSnfry Gentleman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit

~ Curt for the County Of ingham, in Chancery-
Charles Cooper q John l. Miller and J,seph J. RIDER
By virtue Of deere Of said Curt made the sth day
Nay 1861 in the abnve nsmei cause SHAH sell at Do b.
he auction to The hehet bidder the 29h day Of No
vemb.r, 1851, 1T O'Clock in the AZ noon At the
ont door Of the Court Hou.e 10 The village of Mas
said county OF lngham, the land and premises de-cribe
in said decree 10 III, the east half Of the north
quarter Of % ton twenty (2o) in township three (3
north Of raege ono % uest, IN the State Of Nche gan
containing eighty ACRES. Be- the sare mere less
Dated At xaeon, October Is h, 1861
HoRArI0 PRATT,
Circuit Court Con. for Ingham Co, Nieh.
As0D 3 Woosn, so,'n Ss Comp. .vsss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

IN RESsl Loss A. BRIxouf.-A special to
II Chicago ESssiaS Josv~sl, from Cairo, says
tAat IL hes been asesstainsd that the loss OF the
reees q the beftls Of Belmont was 2el killed.
AL voandsd and 3es missing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
NOTICE. =

y the matter Of the estate Of Ann Klibourn, de-
ceased Thu Undersigned having been appoin ed by
county OF lngham, in the State chig.n. Cormis
81 ns,s 70 receise Examine and all Claims and de-
mands against the estate of the said deceased hereby
meet At the ofiee Of Henderson, the villsge Of
Mason. in sad county of InShsm, Tor the purpose of
rseeivcg, examining sni adjust ng such elaine and de
mands, and tha, ,nhs fom date Of this notice
aossd BY SAID Judge Of Probate to creditors Of
said estate to present the claims for such examination
and adj nstmenr.
Dated Mason, October 81 1861.
JOHN COATSTORTH
II. l. HENDERSON,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

"A skillfal housekeeper says that the I'M.
pleasant odos arising from boiling ham, cabbage,
ETC., i completely corrected By throwing whole
rcd peppers into the pot.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

From the Examiner Nortolk Ia
C@phal Pills -ccomp'sh the object for which tn
we're made viz Cure Of headache ia all its forms
From the Er1mine,, NorfaH Ia
They have been tested than thou sand case.
With entire success
From the Democrat 81 Cloud Minn
If you are, or have heeu ouned vita III. headache
send for box, (Cephac Pills you NAV have tn. N,
IN case of an attack
From II. Advertiser, FroriIence. RI
The Cephalc Pills a'e said 10 be remarkably efec-
tive remedy for tie headache and Of the very best
for that vefy frequent compa nj which has
discovered
From the Western r r GI,ete, Chicago, III
We hereby endorse Mr.. Spsldng and his urrivaIIed
CerhsIc Pills
Prom The Kand,ct1 Valley Star Kan,o1la "a
We tina, per suffering with the h.ad.cbe
Who try them will stick TO them.
From The Southern Path Finder. " o La
Try them you that afl ctei sd are sure that
your testimony be added the a'readv numerous
list that has received medicine can
produce.
Prom the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (C-phsc Pills. il
rapidly increasing
From the Gr-e+te. Druenrort. Io.o1
NJ spaldng sould not connect his With article
he did not kno@ to possess real me,it
Fom The Aduerfissr. Proridesc> r. 4
Thetestm in their favor il strong from the most
quarters.
From IA, DAILY N.pcs. Davenport X
C.phshc Pills are tax ng the place Of all kinds
From IL. Coame -cial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said to De very ef6cacious 'or the headache
From The Comm.rri1l Ctncnnai Oais
Suffering huns nifty COS be relieved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

T~kf this remarka Die and most interpstin.
IL composed Of the concentrated juices % - II
powerful and the mcst soothing Plants and Roof.
chemically combined and Insulated in veil .s.ss uis
bottles, and charged BY . powerful hat,erv sss
.essing in addition TO its superior medical s
AagIetac and Electric properties, profoundly r.,s,t.
ano eminentiy 4uieting and soothing 1, rel,,Nts
and iuua ANIMATION 1t once, when freely sppl,~s
ing the strained muscles and nerves. eivrs .sn
vitality By its life giving qualities para.rs 49, ~
chronic or long standing complaints, and ~~slss 10
aging nervous pain, (Neuis lgia irritation sns
distractions like charm. Indeed ali Who h,,. ~.
speak of IL - truly . von'erful medicine ans
by Tar superior TO ANY and all other external 49,.
use IL applied in season. IL 10 upfans r,,,.s ~ !,
Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation of the pn, r. n'
Liver, Kidneys, and other organs, Rheum.,,.r, 80
irritat'on Ague IN the Breast and a eli TIM. 80
nervous Headache, Neuralgia, sore eyes, ear 49, 80,
ache, ague IN the Face. Pimples and Euruon. 20 ~
kinds, {tles bruised and Sprained Limhs Rur,. -
parts, Chiblaips, INDECENT and long stapd,,, -
wounds &c, &c. Ii will also restore the B,,, u, ~
bald Head, and prevent the Hair from fhinr rhs M
neue Ointment has been extensively sed upou C.n,i N
pF.ught Horses for Calls, Wounds sprs and Am.p,.
and 10 SURF cure, when piled hot for the sc,.,A
90 horses, and Foot All sheep All the proprietor .
Tor the Magnetic ontme0ti f>r q ial %, thu,
they claim for II, will be found The letter IN a.
neighoorhood where IL Is M nv teop h,
II BY the quantity and IL 10 kept and used hy ano.,
bitant ianacea fr the pa, ne and ..A
every family 10 more less afflicted with We saw
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment |,
None genuine unless signed Il Bsel,'' With Pc. =.
Pamphlets containing full directions around each Ro,
and circulars left with agents Price shill,nes "a,
| and shillings tor large Bottles.
For sale BY Newbro Brother, and rhayer Co L.,
sing. and all other prugg SITS IN the country
- All orders should be addressed to wM. MCpCy
co Earlv'lle, Madison Co, NY. :is
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County O

~ lngham, ss-Ata SESSION of the Probate Court for
The County of lngham, holden AT the Oce
village OF Masou Monday, the 4ih day Cf
the year thousand eight hundred and
ent WM IL fi>CkNHr, Judge Of PROBATE. In matter
OF the estate Ut chArd ruImAn, deceased reading
and ding The petition, duly verified, Of Gilbert Pu,mau
executor OF said deceased, pay among other things
for an order hxing The time for nnai ssttlement Of
his account such executor, snc disc
tner duties ana Liabilities such sand
Thereupon 1t is Odered that Monday, the ID day OF
December next at ii O'Clock the forenoon
for the hearing Of said petition, and that the
law u sad deceased ana ali other persons
said estate are required TO appear at
Court then ts be holden At Probate Office, in the
village OF Msson and show cause, any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should grsnt.d And
Is iuI Their ordered, that ssd petitioner give
sons interested IN sAid of the penency of said
petition and the hearing thereof by causog n copy Of
this oicer to be published ia the Lansing he bhcan
newspaper printed and circulating county Of
ingham, successive weeks previous To day OF
hearing, and all persons f any holding unpaid claims
sgans said estate hereby notified present them
tie Judge Probate tor ssid county, before said
day OF bearing
"a true copy.) WI II PINCKNEY,
Sso42 Judge Of IT bate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
FOR SALE.

An IMPROVED FARM of 24O Acres. lsf
"A acres under good cultivation, good building
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
10 described a. follows: The southeast quarter
and the east half Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one west.
and has been commonly known a. the "Alver,
con Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to INC. W. LONGYEAR
9eS-U lansing, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
NTATE OF MICHIGAN-The Fourth
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Y pursuance Of Of the Leg STA ,ure Of the
aeef Mich gan. tied act to provIce e. the
Drainage and Reclamation Of Scamp La by ueans of
STATE RJads and Utebes," approved Feb llth, 1852
ant the acs Amendatry thereto, the unders gnec Com
the Engl shvilis and Croon state Road will
proceed TO let the No the bridge Muske-
gon River; also the 9ruobing grading and finishing the
road the last half mile Of road westerly the
n,rtherly mile stake sec IS being the village Of
Cotton, TO the osest responsible ler "wednesday
De:em 4. 1851 the ,nmssi ners Off &c in tie wi
iage Of Cro,on. At l. ociock Plans ant speci
Rat Oil 1T all times be exhibited the Comm ssou-
ers once, in the village e c oton
JOSHUA MILLS Commits Toner
EeUayRo, October IS. 1861. a.3s2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

a To whieen tallow, melt Il, and add little
ale. cd saltpssra or little nitric or sulphuric
aejd.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

- lsan, County vi irgnAm, - AT s-ssiCn of the
Probate touitfo the COuuty Of ngnau, holden at the
pooAs- ohc- IN Nason Monica, tie 2lst cay OF Oct
in the ysAr oae thousand eignt hUGcred and sixty
one: Present, Wm. rinckney, Judge VI TT baIe IN
the matter Ut toe estate Vt Marshal ner, ed
IN aing md n the petition, duly verinsI, JaE.es
iuIber Praying that INSTRUMENT wit n.y. Pusport
10 be he last viii and Testament II Marsha Tu
deceAei, may te admitted 10 probate, and that letters
test~menary upon said estate may be granted
James Turner:
The euron it is Ordered, that Monday, the ID day
OF December next, at IL O'Clock the
ed Tor the hearing Ut SAID petiton and that the hes
~ u SAID deceased, ami all other persons
said estate are required TO appear AT ses-un OF sand
Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office The
village OF Mason, show If there De- why
The prayer Of the petitioner shosid granted
II Is iurther OrIe-d, that SAID petitioner give notice
the PersJns interested estate of the pendency
SAID petition, and the heal ING tLeeo by causing copy
vi this der 10 be published the Lansing Reputica.
newspaper printed and crcuiating Ing
ham, successive weeks previous 10 said day Of bearing
a tue copy WM II rlNCkNtI,
Ss332 Judge Of PROBATE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

4v4 o<ea = CO. n usv * s.e
eAs.~isd oy MhilLey Jones and L0sls. jones, his
VI .ne eiif Of Lansing, the II Ins
II Michigan, aiah Brown, # clIy ttoit ana
state AFORESAID, beAIDg cate the Gay July D.
1907 ana recv ONCE VI the Reg.ie. u D~eos
or ihs said county or inshAm, The lseny thIc ia,
VI Octoser A u 1851. at eeven civcA A n IN lbe
Az VI mJrtgagvs, psges $40, S.l, 81.
mortgage Thee GAINED " be the date this
sotiee, The cum Of thirty
Three COLLARS and tueny tSo Cents, o., & -
ep4i ana interest," ard twenty i've $50 A.tor.
ley Tee, prVvued msrlssgr, makns n all the
VI thousand hund. nit, eisuI avllA.
aid tseniy Two cents, lS2,4Se ~ due \.
IN. notice, the rncr-i o, the
Nd Certain VI there vn having
oec me due snd pAyaos oy the option The
s.ge- unGer and virtue oi lie prvvs,n hal effect
soI>neo ~ Tie sad mor gage, AID edn,s aav
ING Geeo Instituted the Recovery
any part thereof, ntice Iheefo tie 70, gwen tina
prem ses .nd thai ~ vutAe oi power OF s.d
uor gage contained, and IN PuIsu.. VI ute IN
suen case MADE and p'Uvided, tke premises
- mortgage al BE- ,od "a, amount 81 cl.,nl-d
10 ne dee sIth the iheI the and
charges =; such at pubic yead.e, tie highest
bidder, ~ The IouIi House village o. Mason (te-
rs The place OF holding tie Il ,ouTt) IL
OF Inshsm, and Stale OF Mich gan, Thus ay the
l.h Gay VI lie emoer, H. lsol, the h, ur Of
uILe c.ock the seI,nx Of the sun
l" wi: a. .ne ciock the ~iei IF The
desciipti.n o. he mortgage premises confirming sub
sanu.ly 9th that conta the mortgage
oss, 10 vii all that piece pane of
yin., o-.ng and stuA IN TIE comfy m nam,
"a Of NicDisan and knJ~n ,ibeo as follox
PAR vi lie ses hail VI IN quarter
niieon IN toS four North of range west
i" o~s beg ny ~ The well quarter post of SAID
tim, Anc running thence nor hiIy DDS Iwent,
iooi INKS, tence east eighty ana III thence
SOU M nine rods ana I~enty INK, theoce
eight Tod- ~ the place Ut nnn., nps ~
aud 2loo'hs ACRES of land 10 be lie less
SARAH BROWN MoItgagee.
JNo W. LoNGYEAK, Att'y Tor Morigsgee
la ed, September h, 1861. l5s3S3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

We have great variety Of pumps and cnntrivan
ces for drawn sster, but anything that would ex
Gel wheeers Water Drawer. The striking features arr
ITS striking simplicity Of obstruction and unparael
tsnce with little labor This water drawer BY
nary get Of order Its cost place. it wiihE
the reach of family To both wells and
cistsrns well seasons of the year There in n
eez and the water is brought up frssh-Ohto Stat
Journal
We wtnesssed its operations during the different esh
billions Of several State and County Fairs and
the past fall and have had ample opportunity Of noting
lis be-. and must here state that opinisn (as
tina. IF no ensmned II at the time, ID
one IT unqualified approvsl-NdtionalA oriculturia
This and valuable improvement we have been ~
ing premises for time and pronounce il the
best thing Of the kind II is 90 hambug, and
is ali II is represented to be.-Nedind Herald
1t is fine well apparatus, and feel safe in recon
mendns it to he public Michigan State NsOs Ann Ar
Dor.
WATER DRAWER-CAUTlON.
The public cautioned against Manufacturing sell
ling using Wafer Drawers any way constructed -
To infringe upon Vince e-'s Pa A il is known by
that Ger tain parties assuming trade mark, "wA'er
Drawer, volst rights and trying to effect
sac of articles which subordinate 20 patents and
TO sell County Rights claim worthy the name OF
patent hereby notify all persons that shall prose
cue ali Of Infringement 10 the fullest extent Of the
Law, and collect patent fees
JE WHEELER 4 Co
Cleveland, Ohio, March IS, 1861.
ID. To all parties VI HON the coat caution fs''
say put il intend to prosecute cases of in
ringem. Patents such time nd such
a. ve think best TO secure rights
3m325 J WHEELER 4 Co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

BY the of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nerr
Gus Sic Headache may be prevented and il taken
he commencement of an attack immediate relief from
pain nd sickness will he obtained
They Sc dom fail in remov ng the NAUSEA and Headache
to which females subject.
They act gentIy up"n the Understanding Costire
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females and al
persons of sednary habits, they valuable as Lara
ttoe growing the appetite giving tone and rigor the
digestive organs and -orng the uatural elasticity and
strength Of the hoe system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investis
ton and carefully conducted experiments having
use many during which time they have prevented
AM relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Heaiache vhether origin strg in the system or
from dersnged state of the stomach
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet and the osence Of any disa
gresde fast, renders easy to administer them 70 children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFErrs.
TIE genuine have five signature Of Henry Spauldng
each Box.
Sold oy Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared receipt Of the
r r. G f, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY SPAULDISG,
IS Cedar Street. New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-27

From The Democrat, 81 Cloud, Mirn
IL YOU are, have heea trpu nled III. headache
END for box, (CephaicPllls) 50 you may have them
n case of attack
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
wESrERN VIRGINIA

Gen Rosencrarz the Federal commander, hss made
an urgent call for additional troops upon the Governors
OF the Western States and has also sent 10 CaCiDnati
for two regiments of the Home Guards to serse sixty
dsys The previous rsqpistion upon tbs States, by he
Government at Washington has not been filed, End
We infer from an article in the Commercial that the Home
Guard refuses to GO The correspondent Of the same pa
Der, writing from Western Virginia says the withdrawal
Of Ohio aud Indiana three months from the Army
OF Ig.NS...;,, 50 ,..,--l -- -.' - "
rStiop Of the July campaign That the writer
u .,,sci,.s. the condition OF things in the section
n. wrs. from Will bs BY the following paragraphs
h;,h a.. ,,ksn from letter written at Csrksburg,YA
on the 9th;
IT, vsssities OF the case consist in the fact that
c.-al Lee tie G6lsSt of the rebel COMMUNICATIVE
ard only e1csp;ed-is az RHnfsrSv's not more THAI
orty 6fty miles Southwest OF sTe--undoub;
edy with powerful army because Lees character and
antecedents show that he moves in enterprise
unless be satisfied be has power enough to make &C
complement reasonably certain. IL is rumored that be
has 40 600 50 % II be has halt many read
ers viii assent that his demonstration lie suf ;ienty tot
miabe and admonishes the country that the next cam
pAzn in Western Virginia viii not be trhing expedi
ton No intelligent military apprehends defeat Of
army tu' |! i sithin the range Of possibility and it
should be guarded against By every possible precauton
What would be the couseq lenca OF our defeat O'er
ttrOS 81 the western virginia PROVISIONAL Bo'ernultht
exile of the Unon citizens, snd conhscahon OF their
property or hs conversion OF ndiderents into rebels
me capture ard destruction Of the r. and o. and north
sestsru Virginia railroads. which so iumportant TO
us the capture OF army supplies, which are 80
necessary for the rebel and the defeat of sny enter
ugse the government may contemplate In reference 10
Ess Tennessee. Indeed suspect the aaimus of Lee
mosement 70 be for this latter object The rebels un
ders,and the importance Of preventing our government
from protecting the loyal OF East Tennessee, and
are Sail fed that Il occupy that section their cause
will fail. Moreover strong reinforcemen;s ara sbso
utsy necessary 10 enable TO follow up decisive blow
80 that the eff Of defeat Of the enemy may be per
manent It will be remarked that e oy advantage
in this campaign While bad not 10 the July campaign
The enemy must assume the offensive which We defend
agaius, bis advance. But he occupies good strato
gelicl position. ..a...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
from he Chs'l eston Courier
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE,

painful and v,ry distressing case Of drowning &C.
Cured Saturday afternoon, the front beach at Sul
vans Island Ayoung lady, named Miss Elizabeth White
between twelve and thirteen years Of age and her
but lev wears older than her nece bahirg in the
surf when the iorme, very suddenly got beyond her
DEPTH and WAS borne out BY the strong current which
runs at that point Of the lsland Her aunt in endeavor
Ing TO render her assistance aPo taken beyond heI
depth The uncle of Miss White Mr. Thomas D. Porcher
Who heard their cries. and plunged ia asd made az
sempt to his neice but also oyerpoEered by
the currtn', and both were drowned The aunt was
saved after desperate Efforts by persons in boat
We have learned the Of the who rescued
the young lady from watery grave.
When taken out she uas senssess, and in that sordi
ton brought 10 the house Of friend In the city
She revived sufficiently Sunday morning to ask how sh,
bad come there.
TIE young Idy drowned vas the daughter Of Mr.. JohI
s. White, planter OF 81. Johns Berkeley and We poder
sand had been for time pup. at boarding schoo
10 the city.
NJ Thomas T. Poreher, her uncle, who was also
drowned planter residing al White Hail. St johns
Berkeley. he was here a visit He was about thirty
G Ee years Of age, aud leaves wife, but no children
Tue bodies have not been recovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
- =
Jobbin:.

The y. T. Herald u furious in ia deiuncia;iops
sgAust Weles, the Northern Secretary Of me Esvy He
said 70 be surii Inactive aud corrupt because be has
lot closely bocksdyd the Southern coast and has not
alptured Al the Rsbl Pdvsieers We think IL big lly
osabs that Wells is the most honest Of the set or If
ls be not honest, be "a not peru,tIng The New York
aag to share in Tie plundsf-snd hence the outcry.
ssnnsti has son, Who has s>yAcht which was offered
20 the Secretary for cruising free gratis and for nothing
rhs Secretary declined the er, well knowing that The
receipt Of it implied consideration. This was enough to
rouse the indignation Of the patriotic ScotchmaD But
trough bfsd in this quarter be did not despair, but
O. about getting At the Treasury BY another device The
mighty Vandeb Il has feet Of steamers He offered
70 give the Secretary one II he would buy some half
dosens Others a, valuation Tbs Herald writes half
column, daily, urging this purchase and demonstrating
e,aciasivey that yanderbilts would speedily
sweep the Rebel prvateers from thu ocean. But the
shrswd IInkee Secretary who has bic job, to look
fer turns adeaf ear all their murmuriugs ard na
s,tioos By clAmoring about the inefhcieucy Of the
blockade aud the dspredaous Of the Prvsseers, and
h-els of removal from Office the New York Plunderers
VII pc bsby dive the Secretary into their terms.
80 much the better for US The more the plumber,
ne sooner the Yankee nation will be bankrupt and have
% surrender. ...I ~. .-r,.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
us,.men,. An mI..our,.

TAs telegram from Gan fremont 10 the Governor Of
IodlAnA i favorable indication. Hardse had attacked
the sueny at IrOniOu and though the result IA not
stated the inference that ne has not been unsuccess
ful We DO not know on which railroad the Flat River
Bridge is but suppose it to be the Iron Mountain railroad
and II so, Hardees forces who In possession of
t. and who nus, have driven Grant before him or cap
,used hmas I,on;0a Is southeast Of the terminus of
ths railroad .ta
Perhaps se should not be far wrong 10 concluding,
from the terms OF Fremunrs telegram, that his forces
bad been routed and that tho Confsdsraes In full
and dangerous advance upon 81. Louis But We prefer
awaiting the Intelligence and content ourselves for the
present With INDUCING the belief that both Hardee and
AcCOIlcch are proceeding psOsPerousJ in the gres'
State Of hi.sonIi