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The death Of Gen. Be-. Mccullough from
b wounds nj WILSON, Greek. is confirmed al las',
with every detail ard appearance Of v"ra'itF.
The unbounded faculty or lying whi,h per-
tains naturally 70 treason, dcvclopcs in more
stunning result. every dav hv telegraph r'p
Louisville. The latest story is that rir-on
Brownlow and Hon. T. A. H. Ncl ON have both
come ont for secession. Having put them
where they cannot confulie the iupo'turc it
suits the rebels 10 use their uuios 90 deceive
aud mislcad the formidable Union population Of
Tennessee, rather than to murder tlcm at pre-
sent
A Washington dispatch states That the Cow
eminent Is now sending ann into East Tonnes
bee, but does not inform H. 10y what route, or
with what protection. Unlc,. conveyed 10y an
adequate military force, the arm. arc in effect
sent only to the rebels.
The belief is gaining ground that the new
Legislature of Kentucky will dcpose Governor
MAGoFFIS, and request Senators BREcKISRIDor
and PowHLL 70 resign.
The Away Retiring Board has been appoint
cd, and ordered to convene at Washington or
the 2oth. Membcr-Brcvot Brig. ten, j. q
TO1TEN, Engineer Col. &. A. WAITE, Is
Infantry Col. u. r. LARNED, Paymaster- Gcn
eral Surgeon, L. H. AnADnE Medical star
Surgeon JosErH SAMPSON, Medical STAFF. --
Major INNS PALMER, 9th Cavalry, will act d
Recorder of the Beard.
General EriIAN ALIEN IIIrCucocK, forne
Inspector General Of the anuy, who resigned hi
commission rather than endure the impcriou
insolence Of JEFF. DAVIS as Secretary Of Wa
under PIERCE, has now rendered his valuabl
seryices to the Government
Senator JEssE ID. BRIGHr, Of Indiana, ha
rather bright prospect Of getting into cool, que
and freproof quarters in the harbor Of New York
TmOs. b. LINCOLN, Of Texas, was arrested il
Cincinnati last week Tor reasonable cOmmunica
zion with the rebels, and among his papers wa
found recent letter of introduction from liEIGIn
o. JErP. DAVIS, commencing an improvement,
in fire arms to the notice of the rebel chief, and
endorsing LrNCoLN, the inventor, as 'rcliabl,
in every respect
The Navy Department entcrtains no doubt o
tts ability to keep open the navigation ol th'
Potomac river. The Potomac tcct now con
sisis Of II well-armed steamers, and I Launches
tach carrying 10 men and dahlgron l2-pcund
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Troops From Pcnr-yi, nnin -t!ov. Curtin'-
Proclamation, etc.

Horri'bDgb, Po., iggqst 2l.-Thc pro'la-
nation oi Gov. Curtin has been nobly respond
cd to. Morc than 5000 men have already been
forwarded Ui the twelve new regiments con-
tcmpatcd by the state authorities. The one
commanded by Col. Black, ,N-GovcrnOr Of Ne
bpska, left for Washington last evening, anl
two others nrc fully equipped, aud will march
in few DAYS. Tho remainder will he made up
and dispatched mt the rate Of two a week. An
these regiments will be oilicrrrd 10y cNpcrien eel
men, selected with great caution by Governor
Curtin. most Of whom have seen active service
on the field, and about twO-thirls ol the rauk
aud file are recruited from returned volunteers
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War Movements, &c
The Campaign in Missouri.
Another brilliant Exploit.

Warrington, AugaN 2l.--A dispatch rccciv-
ed al headquarters here, dated ST. Louis, Aug.
10Th, states that the commanding officer at
Cairo reports to Gen. Fremont that Col Dough-
rrty, with 800 men, sent out the day before at
O'Clock, lrUm Birds Point, attacked the enemy
at Charleston, 200 strong, drove him back,
killed ~, took II prisoner, captured 10 horses,
aud returned at , o'clock in the morning to
Birds Point, with the loss Of one man killed
and siN wounded.
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Arrival Of a suspected Cargo.

The British schooner, Prince Leopold, from
Bermuda, arrived this morning--has as cargo
tO7 barrels of spirits Of iurpcntine, probably a
cargo run over from North Carolina to Bermu-
d. il is in the hands Of supcrargo. The
vessel has no manifcsts made out for the revenue
CfIiceu. She lies OF the Battery.
THE pIRArF ECHu Al WORK.
At Mayagucz, =. H., on the 1st instant, Q
report was in circulation that the priyatecr brig
Echo had aniN ed al 81. johns about two week
preyious, and after procuring q supply of proyi
sions, had sailed One Of her officers had state,
that they had taken seven prizes, but the name
Of them were not ascerained at Mayagucl.
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CITY NEWS.

BOARD or ALDERMES.-A special meeting
of this Board was held last evening President
Genet in the chair.
A series of resolutions were adopted, taking
suitable notice of the death of Noah l.. Farm
han, late Colonel of the Fire Zouaves.
AID. Beale asked the President of the Boapd,
whjther in his opinion a resolution altering the
ordinance passed at the previous meeting, in re-
latnn to providing for the families of volunteers
would he in order, to which the President re-
piled; certainly not. The Board then adjourned
70 tho first Monday in September.
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The 2I-i Massachusetts Regiment -ENRmi-
nnIinn of tue AIIcEed S,InNer OnIhIIcr-, &c.

Bosion, AUg. 2i.--Tnc departure Of the 21st
Regiment from Worcester, to-day, was unnyoid-
ably postponed. They leave tomorrow ai'c--
noon, ria Norwich. Several other regiment,
in camp will follow within few days
Tho preliminary examination of Albert s.
Bigelow, and A. II, Potter, both of New Bel
ford, charged with fitting out the whAloship
Brutus for SLAYER, took place TODAY, before I =.
$. Commissioner Guild. The evidence tailo 20
implicatc Potter, who WAS discharged. Bgc-
low was held Tor trial
Mr.. Motley, Minister to Austria, wa, q la,-
scngcr in the Europa.
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Return Of ~ Missing Man.

AhJOpdri0, iupist u One Of the men sup
posed to have hern taken prisoners ON SUNDAY
at POhick Church, when the Lincoln Cavalry,
under command ol Capt. Boyd, charged On the
Coniedentcs, returned to camp Yesterday mnn-
ing lie slept in the woods during the day anl
Travelled by night. john Il. Williams, his COM
panion, has undoubtedly been taken prisoner.
No Instructions have yet been placed by Pro-
vo-t Marshal Porter, upon travel between her,
and Washington, although much good would
probably come from such a restriction.
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Absolutely puter, made by process which IN de-
carcd hy the College of Physicians In London N bs
the only true and natural one and 10y which all thu
nutritious aud palstable qualities Of tho wheat
preserved; raised without yeast, baking powders,
nikales or any corrupting ingredients keeps motst
for many days, never sourS contains twice much
nutrition any other bread, and warranted the best
IN the world For sale at the mandatory, 141 East
Fourteenth street, ono door from the Acadfuy OF
Music. Sold also nt AS Sixth avenue one door above
Twenty-seyenth street 800 Fourth avenue, near
Tweniy-iourh street and at 375 Eighth avenue, near
Twenty ninth street.
N. B-Rcghry delivered 10 families In all parts,
Of the city. DAVIES a co.
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The Privateer Jefl. Davis was at ST. John,
J.. r., July Goth, took in wood and water and
proceeded 10 sea the next day, where she lay on
and of the Island, supposed To he waiting for a
bark expected from the United States with a
cargo Of provisions, The au,horite- Of the Is
land sent of to her and ordered her Of Cap
tain Day, of the British brig j. W. johnson, ar
rived today from Arroyc, =. r., report seeing q
vessel in Crooked Island passage which he J.
pretty certain was her.
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GLiSgo,c, No., Aug. 2l--About 900 secs
sionsts have assembled in Saline County, and
are organizing, either to join Gen. Prices army
In the South or for local operations in tho sur
rounding counties. In view OF the latter pur-
pose the Union citizens Of that place have sent
TO Gen. Fremont for protection. Some thousand
OF more sccessionists of Charlton County, crossed
the Missouri River at Brunswick on Saturday
and marched southwark TO ioiH Gen. Price,
forces in the Southwest. They took u great
number ol horses and wagons with them
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Al SAD LoG.--Schooner joseph W. Web't'r,
Blake, AIinwall, 1st inst, in ballast, to Ml''
Ter. On the I'd inst, LAT. 1l;1j, long. '9'1O
Jacob Van Lanten, seaman, Of Germany, aged
~ years, was taken sick and died on the fth.-
Subsequently 8 scamen. The lst officer and
wife were taken sick on the Sth. Al j. NJ,
lat 22.14, long. Si;59 Mr.. LEE (the 1st officers
wife) died the mate, steward and men being
very sick at the time Of chagres fever, 18th
inst, lat. 1882, long s2;33, d, c, Coin, stew
ard, Of ireland, died. 18th inst, lat, 3G!jl,
long 7i;25-15, spoke schooner Leyi Rowe,
from Nassau, n. r., for New York, and obtained
from her two men to assist in working the YES
sci. 18th inst, lat. 22:l3 long. s3:l2-l5, was
chased by long black schooner supposed 70 be
a privateer, and after pursuing for about three
bours, gave up the chase, finding she was being
East left sstei1i, blowing fresh at the time. e.
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Fortress NoBroc, ria Bd'tiMorr, iugasi IL
The Dutch steam riratc mentioned in my yea
terday's dispatch ashore at CAPS Henry, Is the
Zcczccland. She was got oti at high water and
came up the Roads last evening. Her dcstna-
tion is Annapolis. She l. direct from Europe
with important dispatches ior Washington.
Tho Quaker cay will leave ,ur New lorh on
the 2itl instant, unle,, her charter, which cN-
pircs on that date, shall he renewed.
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Return Home Of yIrs;nia yo,uu,c.r-.

Wheeling, Va, Aug. 2i.--Thc First Virgins
Regiment Of three months, returned home to-
day. Their reception was enthusiastic and i'm
posing, the people turned out ~ RidsSe. 4
sumptuOus dinner was served mp.
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vermont Union state Convention.

MpJcicr. ~, AUq 2l.--The Union Con-
vcntion, called to nominate candidates for state
officers, met here TODAY. W. G.. Fenin, Of
Montpelier, presided. The following is the
mixed ticket placed in nomination: For Cover
nor, Hon. Andrew Tracy, Of Woodstock for
Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Levi Underwo ood, Of
Buhingt n; for Treasurer, J. T. Thurston, Esq,
If Montpelier.
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From Alexandria.

dbrdRd,id, Aug. 2i.-Col. Einslcin has been
arrested, ty order of Gen. Mcdowell, not, how
ever, ON serious charges
The court marital in the case Of Col. McCunn
/, closed.
All is quiet on the Virginia side Of the Poto-
mae.
The largest secession force between Mauas,l,
and our lines is in the vicinity Of Fairfax Court
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Another Arr.-, In Ems, Tennessee.

LomSriVe, Aug. 2l.--Iohn Clark, a northcrh
man, and u resident of Tenncs 'ee for some time
past, AMI now a captain Of Federal company in
Cumberland County, has been arrested for trca-
son, and brought to Nashville for trial.
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NorroH, .iVg, n. The body ol q man found
today on NorWalk Islands, supposed TO b. the
evidently bccn u long time In the wair and the
bod, had ON thick clothing and oil cloth pnts.
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nrni.h wnr steamer Driven Ashore.

IH1all lplia, Aug. 2l.-1hc schooner 7.
Nonhrup at hi, port iiom Port an Prince, re-
prt, I'll Mipgoouc, ON The l2th inst, saw a
British war steamer driven ashore The yrs-
scl would probably prove a total wreck but her
material viii hy saved.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A. q. H., M. 90p-The Onlcer- nnd Mend
befB oi this ID v sinn are re- uesed to meet At Unl
IIAl, corner I'D 1t. a. gd ad ay, Thursday H. -
inst, nt O'clock, Y. NJ 90 attend the funer.
oar Iat. hrothcr mehbcr, john Hngln. By dTie
%, PATRICK MCGOWAN, President. TEREACh
MCGOWAN Secretary. AL 2'tGJ
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Another Abettor Arrested.
Arrest Of n baltimore Merchant.

P6i'arie,ph'1, hvgyH 21.-Augus, Douglas
q merchant Of Baltimore, was arrested here at
u o'clock last night, charged with an attempt
TO induce Lieutenant Hahn to join the rebels,
lrtniising him bighcI rank aud pay.
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Supreme Court.
Further News. see Third Pnge.

HorsEKEErERs, SAVE YorR LABOR HEALrB
and money, by using PYLEs o. X. SOAP. u is
the m,st economical Soap in the world. sold by
Grucers, everywhere.
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Cincinnati, AHg 2l.-Thc heaviest rain ever
known in this city fell for one hour and half
this afternoon, flooding the streets, and filing
cellar and washing roads away Groat damase
=, rs done,
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LYoNs' MAGNETIC INsEcr PowDKn,
The original md genuine article, viii, eNterininL
Reaches, Ants and all verinin. Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
Are sure death 10 Rats and Nice. S.d hy all D1ig-
lists everywhere. ID. s. BARNES Proprietor, ~
Park Row, and 42i broadway.
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prizts.. We have but two vessels In port, both
90 sal for New York In a f,w davs
one is the brig Echo, Of ami from baltimore
which vessel ha been reported by SOM ne
priyateer having been overhauling vessels 200
miles n. W. Of Porto Rico. She IA an Old
trader here, and well known. On the 4th inst
about noon, al American war steamer messed
thc entrance Of the harbor, standing close in.
under slow headway, with cplors hvin,. and
bound towards 81. 1homis Immediately after
passing the port, she steamed of very rapidly
The British brig ADJ, " Walton. n 8 Ont.
Grceno. arrivcd ye,tsrdav from ST. Johns. T..
H., VIII ch port shc leil July 30th. Captain G..
t'ports The tr.vateer Jefferson Davis, Of
Chtlcston, 5. g., Commander NJ Coxettcr, Ave
gun, Zone large one ON pivot and crew
Of 30 mtn- After gruizing OF 81. Johns, L. r.,
Tor three days went In ON the after
noon Of the 2sth for water &c., and sa led
again on the evening Of the 2Jih the COM
manter Of which resported having taken seven
vc-scla, and having some provision' Uu board,
had released one vessel hound north, puftinr a
number Of prisoners ON board ot her: reports
also having released several vessels bound north
~ the duplication Of the wives ot the masters
The Spanish Government sent out the wir
steamer Herman Cortcz to maintain the ncu-
traliiy Of the Spanish waters. Vessels bound
~ 81 Johns should run in close 10 the Land a.
soon as they make II, and II at night close un-
der the light on the Moro Castle There is no
unsecn danger from the head Of the Island down
TO 81. Johns, at the distance Of two to three
miles from the shore
The schooner Joseph W. Webster, Captain
Blake, also arrived at this port yesterday. from
A.pinwall, AMI reports, 18th inst, lat. - ~ y.
long. - ~ 10, was chased by long black
schooner supposed rriyateer. II blowing fresh
ut the time, the Webster shuw ed them her heels.
| After pursuing some three hours, she gave up
| the chase.
A ~. Thomas paper Of August 7th, reports
! the arrival there Of the gunboat Keystone State.
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WhoiinH Va, Aug. 2l.-The Convention
adjourned today, unless the members are called
together again by the first Thursday in January
their adjournment II sin, die.
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IyoHdoH, w., Arg. Elton. \. G.. Dma,
NJ d., l.. l., d.. died at his rc,iden,c In thi,
town Ncst,IduN.
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n,nruuy nA.sln., No. b, :. OF r, vim assemble
J., Bo"cy, ON FRIDAY, Aug 23d, at Il o'clo'E, i'
The pun SO o. at ending the fIaeml oi our la
blvthtr, uEO. kALER. by ord,roi the Divisu'
JAMES DEELlN, W. Y.
PATRICK REILLY II. $. 81
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The rumor that Fort scott had bc,1 taken
and is now in the hand, OF the rebel, has been
contradictcd by the Fort Scott kJprrss, A
messenger has just arrived and be- state that all
l. quiet at that place
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LErsop C'tL No., Aug. 21.-An extra
Train arrived here last night, bringing the ,cout-
ing party put OH the train which wa, lind inuo
Yesterday morning They rp,r having killed
two -'cc,,ionist-, and bring in five prisoner, "a
ACTIVITY on GovEGNoE GAMBLE.
Governor Gamble hi, appointed division in
spociur- IN five oi the seven military districts in
the state, tor the purpu-" ui mastering men into
service. under the militia law Of 1859, revived
hy the state Convention. The Governor calls
upon the citizens 10 come forward promptly to
sustain the peace, by the suppression AMI dis
per,iOn Of the armed bands ui men who Ure now
committing violence in the different parts ot the
state. A soon a. troops are enrolled. they will
hold themselves in readiness to march at the
rall Of the Executive to cntgIcc order Any reg
lar organization will he permitted 10 volunteer
into The service Of the United Sgltsc,u II the mem-
LoTs so desire
GOOD OLD FASHIONED STATE OATH
The following is the form Of oath TO he ad-
ministored 10 the militia,
'NOu, each and every one Of you, do solcnnly
swear that you will honestly and faithful,
serve the State of Missouri against all her ene-
mies, and that you will do your utmost to sus-
tain the Constitution and laws OF the United
States and If this state, and you do further
swear that you will truly execute aud obey the
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the above Order are requested ~ assemble a, Cuip
Hall, "u ner s!d 4 and 3d ave- this Thurs,Ay, p,
iuft, at 0cioy; Z. NJ, for the purpose ul attending
the tuner n n our late brother member, JOHN HS
Gan, 81 NN -. b. der of JOHN MAGI IRE q
2. JOllN A. HENRY, @. S. rs
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TIM NfGHT BLOCKADE Ar TnR NARRows
INErrTCrENT.--We arc informed by good auiho-
rity, that the night blockade Of the Nauows
l. mere farce, heavily laden vessels passing in
and cut Of the pori almost nightly II this is
true, some steps should h. taken 10 correct tie
irciiirioncy Of the guard which T. supposed TO
allow no vessels to pas out between sunset and
sunrise. Schn)ners arr every day loading n, our
wharvcs with salt, pork -four and other articles
in demand among the rebel. and If We have a
port guard to prevent their being surrcptitiously
forward to the ID and comfort Of the enemy. let
it he made what it purpor,s to be.
BELEAsr % A PHI.oNIn or STATE. Ono of
the state prisoners confined in Fort Lafayette,
named 7. &. frrzrirntcK, wls irlr1'od on
Monday evening by dircc ION Of the War De-.
partmoni ON the ground O. supposed of being
subject of Great Britain. NJ !. wa. impr.
sonod ab.ui the time the B.l.,mor, Polio. CJm.
mis,iUn,r were brought on.
CArrrEr 90 riE SUMTER DgNlED. Dutch
schooner Pharaoh. Coos. Curacoa 9Th instant,
fusticc, Sc. Left no American vcs.el..
Capt. Coos says, the report Of the capture Of
the privaicer Sumter, at Curacoi, is untrue, as
nothing had been heard Of her since shc left that
port, 2ith. There was rumo. that the Cover
nor had been recalled for allowing her to enter
that port.
Fmsr PAGF-Lct no Democrat fail to read
| the speech Of Hon DASiIL ;. DiCKiNsON on
| the war.
Mis,Es. MANN, SrgAnNs e DrALr have
cent ~ photographic portraits OF General Me
| tLELAV and Governor SrRAGur, published
| hy e.. u. ANDRi.ws, Bo.ton.
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Ben Mccullough Dead at Last,

canton CcJpc, Names, frdatia CoVa,y, No.,
iugna 20.-rhe con, ,pondent Of the st. Loui,
Dcmo7dl furnishes the following Intelligence.
\ Sergeant belonging to company Of United
states dragUons arrived here today, having cs-
capcd from the rebels. bv whom he was taken
prisoner in the last hattie near Springfield lie
reports that Dcn Mccullough was morlally
wounded, and died at Springfield the morning
after the battle. Ills body was placed in a tin
lined colliD, which was filled with whiskey AMI
closely sealed, and sent southwark Tues,lsy
evening accompanied by his body guard and
few companies of soldiers.
oEN. PRICE SEVERELY WOUNDED.
lie says that Gem Price was badly wounded,
and thinks he will nm be- able to take command
again soon.
REtNFoRCEMiNr or THE REBTLs.
The rebels wcrc reinforced on Saturday nigh,
after the battle by 1900 men, under Judge Nc
Bride, many Of whom had no arms.
urfLH,oN cirY THREATENED.
1t was cuuon, among the rebels, that lO. 00l
ot their army would make forced marches on
lelirnon City and take it.
ALMOST \ vICroRY sIACGH-
TER OT REBELS.
My informant says the last charges by the
kanNis and Iowa regiment, and tie dragons
forced the enemy TO retreat three mile, where
they waited til night in constant expectation OF
hcing attacked. lie says two morr regiments
would have driven the rebel army into Arkan-
RAJ, the terrible havoc made bv Tottcn's and
dubois batteries, having iillcd them with dis
may. lie think, 1000 low estimate OF their
Killed and wounded.
The troops with whom this dragroon travelled
kept ham in Ignorance Ui the route they pursued,
but told him they were going To join Gen. pil-
low. From the description Of the country
through which they moved it is believed they
were making lor some point near Pilot KnOb.
The Recent Battle near Springfield, Mo.
81 Luuia lL.LL.L VI. - I..n nri...,. Lrnl.nlA
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Nolice.-A special meeting OF the :
Juiu's Roman Catholic 4. A. b. Society wi! lc he
at their rooms IN Ro ,seyct st. on this (rhunda,
evening, at o'clock, H. make arrangements (
Varticil aiing at the festival at Jones WoodS for q
bentht Of the widows and orphans OF the Jlth u
g.ment JOHN McGRATIl, Prcs'L pAI
BARILEl, ssc'y. "a
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

lIOlloway's Pills will Keen E0s In Health
under all changes of climate and exposure " cNd
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PuECING TIiE CAPITAL The Potter Rebel
Detective committee have a list Of over 100 80
ceseion clerks ready TO report to the departments
The report is now equivalent 20 a discharge.
treasury clerk named Souihard when requested
to take the oath Of allegiance, said he would
take q day 10 consider Of it. The Secretary gave
him morr time for reflection than lac asked for,
and scut him about his ruminatiOns within live
minutes. The auxiliary City Guard, forming a
part of the police force Of Washington, l. classi-
fed Nv thc committee ~ 30 di~loyal, Union,
and ~ doubtful. The new Police Commission
crs will overhaul these gentry shortly
PRor. o. =. MITCHELL, now Drigadier Gen
eral, resumed his journey to Washington, inter
ruptcd by the news Of The sudden death Of his
wife. which took place q few hours after he left
her, 10 enter upon his military duties. Mrs. NJ.
had been in an extremely delicate and suffering
condition for years, occupying constantly the
arduous cares Of heI husband.
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The Rcccn, Battle near Springfield, Mo.

official report oi the battle near Springfield says
that the Missouri forces in the engagement num-
bered 5,22l, Of which loo were killed and jl7
wounded. MANY Of the wounds OF both officers
md men are reported mortal.
Gen. Price makes no mention a Gen. Mccall
lough's iurccr in the battle.
The entire rebel army had l,ecn ordered to
move forward ON Gen. Lyon in four columns at
Iinc o'clOck the evening previous 10 battle,
~ as 10 surround Springfield, and begin stimuli
laneous attack at daybreak, but the order was
oountennan led in Consequence of the dIrkne,s
oi the night and lhT atcnel storm.
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\ portion Of the fund, amounting to s226.-
D.? p, has been expended for arms and ammu-
niiion. They have bought rides, ordnance, am
muntion, baggage wagons, &C., which have
been sold again to the Federal Government and
in some instances they have armed the rcgi-
mcnts sent from this city.
The detailed IMPORT, shown, how every dol
l.rcl the fund has been expended, will remain
in the hands Of the committee, open to cxlmi-
ration 10y al who are interested. The CITY
Comptroller, as well as the committee has
vouchers for every item of the expenditure.
The expenditure Of what is called he priraie
f1Hd, which consisted OF contributions from In
dViduals, have been for the same items, and In
some instances, upon the came regiments In AL
dition to the expenditures for the 9TH, 18th nth
and 2Sl, militia. This report is not yet ready
The committee intend to procure the materi-
ais for an elaborate report, showing in detail
what ever, regiment sent from this city has
donc--it> services in the campaign its losses by
| d"ath, wounds or capture; AMI the exact condi-
| ton Of the regiment at the time Of making the
| InDrt
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~ the best aud cheapest article for drcFng and
heantfy ing, cleaning curling, preserving and re-
storing the hair. Ladies', try IT, Sold ty all Drug
RistF.
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News From Kansas civ.

Kmsns CITY, Mo., Aug. 2l.-lntellig igencc re-
ccivcd from reliable source state, that there
is an organized force Of one thousand secession
lists in Snabar township in the south eastern
uart OF this cOuntN
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'cgaI orders Of all officers properly placed ever
you whilst on duty, 70 help you God"