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, 1861-08-02
The Enemy Compliments Gen. NE
NIElta1ks -

Ths Enemy Compliments Gen. Me-
EItllah.
The New Orleans Irns Dxltu has an artfc1e
boastins Of tie superior genesa1shEp shown
thus far IN the var by the Northern officers.
It concludes with The following compliment
to Gen. Mcclellan.
We hear taat Mcclellan an bHaeer Of z.uoxss.
1'ondtde capacity, an accomplished. e,aterxa3siu1
asta adier, is to be put a. the head ri
1eGr invading atm.est subordinate oal7 to
Lieut.. de1- Scott ;. We do not regret this
chenge 60 fa7 as the fame Of B2aufeInrd IA
Concerned; On the contrary, We rejoice thai
1t has Eesn made, because we know there
could be little credit lrscatterin- such trrnas
as have hithe1to encountered cur heroic m sn
IN battle, led on BY Patterso: $ Buffers. and
Euch Like political traah, McsC.4::au is worthy
OF Besuregcrd's attention, anf while NC have
not Tor moments doubt Of tA !. result Of their
met meastfement ct arms in lie field, nor Of
an} later conflict, 80 far as the honor and
Iepatasion OF Loaitlaua's great soldier is In
vowed, we hoIe, when they are face to sea
MISJed against each other, no great dIgpsritv
o. 1oIee nor deficiency Of material viii be al
loHed to cripple our side On the e7entfuI oc-
9fton. In presence Of al officer 10 Mo5ouo1Iv
<ot9feT as -AcC'e2an, It z,iN not do for our AL.
:o"t os5s 10 deep Or Be negligent on outpost dtv,
~ contempt q fhtir foe; ne will, If auy one
ean, mike Something Of the sons Of tie pil-
gflma, the descendants Of the May Flo 1er's
tsesefggF, and therefore cnr complete satin
Iaeuon that one whom 1t will be really great
fenor 70 deteat is now to be put at the head
" Inc Lincoln army Of eubjugation.
, 1861-08-02
The battle end the HcHxpapere.-Lcs.
seF @ IL xona SPt- Z. b. RaIa, gFMo SAW

,-a,.o,. ,,,,noxo DETROIT, July esth, 1851.
admire ihe fair, manly and trssthJu, po.i-
lion you have taken and .naiptained in refer
ence to the wer and onr recent disaster
The truth is all in nutshell, and it is sicgu-
lar that 80 large share Of the press are not
willing to acknowledge it, The people fur.
nished large army at the call of the President
They had at least one hundred and twenty
Thousand men who could have been used at
Manassas without endsngering any important
point. 1t vas known. before the battle that
Nearly all the Confederate troops we're con
centrated at Manassas. With These facts be.
tore them, whose fault Tas it making tha as-
tack with twenty thousand tired ard hungry
tfoopss Was it the fault of the New York
1f'onae, the 1i1ses, Or the Chicago TRIBUNE ?
or was it the fault Of the few civilians xbo
vent to witness the bastleg I think the an
awer to this most significant question consists
IN the tact that 10 leas than eigh: Of the most
important officers who had the planning and
executing OF the campaign, we1e from seventy
TO eighty 5eas old; that at least one Of the
generals Was beastly drunk on the dsy Of the
6attie, aud another (Patte1son) hsd proved il
numerous cases before the battle, that he
either sJmpathized With ths rebels o. that he
Was determined not to fight. That we had
fozce enough, had it al been used, to have sur
rounded the rebels and cut off their supplies,
or il used to advantage On the field Of bsttle
to have driven them from their position at
Bull's Run and Manassas, there is no sart Of
doubt; and 1t is plain that unless our arniea
can be more skillfu1ly and actively employed,
we bad better at once give up the contest and
admit our want Of military capacity to cope
With comparatively weak foe.
The rapid retirement Of fa1perannuated, COW
srdly and drunken officers from the army,
proves that the Administration takes the came
view Of the case 81 you do, and when the e.
ftcts Of the Examining Euard upon the merely
political appointments become fully 6egeI-
oped, there is no sort Of doubt but our army
TM bc we'll cdicered BY brave, discreet, and
energetic men. So eoc1 - this il aecom-
pii.hed, and rot Till then, can we expect to con-
quer. The work Of regeneration is going
bravely On, and h2se no mtsgtvinge Is to the
result. Oar troaps hare he4n proved to b
brave ard devoted; and wist the best cf1,sFs
The country affsr1s the ert4t and free North
Will Jet s1niEilate the srnits II desp9siana
tA1 1uia wherever found within the iisayss Of
the aaeo United STATS.
Respectfully, Z. B. WARD.
, 1861-08-02

D..au1hsszoo hszooazssxon. md July s.n, 1S7.
EYn a5e sFtat1eu t. the be1eft Of reaidons q
oloomehetoa and have been faf OYER thirty ygarx i
years psst ny aalr lss bec considerably gruI
aju vas aHnoet entirely Wh1te and very sttu mai III
ElaEt a9a seen nnmacT CsrtiGcisrs Of tie Ferr
WehdeI1u! eject Of 5our Rs.t Restorative bnt -
rossd there was tcose nctor than nth II them. ont
bic restored to it Original colsr nd lneErp g It
a. N 1iy younger days beautiful black IcoEcsade
eola no7iasa 4Ss s andpsI3,asat &
neaT eaaa aa soTg Ggnfnss @ nsi1E iaEognE
m9gsd Hlts and y nat: tIss wss 1ilas Of
GsspgeM 1 IT MfsGSE place II sc color have contlnne "a
1as! heg9n on the fourth. haVe now az pretty head
Of ask broEa g tzht biacE hair Is any nal Or ~
MsRtesn vsgipla: - head entirely clear ef dan i.
nfs e @ so aad aad A. and feea IS e lhooa
q %neiys ny d Ta an ta a
tas effects e your restorative It i almost i;,.
Hs1le Old gray hesd - -
Eonrs truly
FREDERICK r BUTLER
Bloomington, lonzc9 COUNTY. InUs91,
, 1861-08-02

Esnt, in acptt County, was here on yesterday,
He reports $he Uptonists Of that region aud
of the Hamburg kNs9mpment In dsi1y expec-
tation Of ~ attack from the Watkins rabble.
And Whdn It is Remembered TINT these same
Upionieh have diiyen off 1arEe numbers OF
that the homes Of many Of the officers Of that
arny are In Scott county, 1t looks probable
that their appr henhlors are well grounded.
Watkins, Eho reeides In Jackson, Cape Gtrar
deau County, and who has large, Weli-stocked
Ilantation near Benton, in Scott County. Is
known to have sworn a great oath that he would
Gever resi-, Or fight elsewhere, til the Union
lists we're driven from Scott and Cape G:ror-
. dean counties: And the opinion Of the HIM
burg officer Is that this southwestern move
ment Of the rebels, means first, ~ attack tt,on
Cape Girardeau, then IT aueeesaful, Of course5
march towards Iron Mountain and a resf
movement against Gen. Lyon
30, You gee, "eoctoIs will differ nregarding
the probable intentions OF the rebeIs-soms
saying Birds Point, aomes Caps Girg-deau.
and Others Gen. Lyon. There ara e thou.
sand end one runners foattng about here,
time given you the gist Of: the whole. from
Which Jon can form your o wn conclusions.
There are no camp inefdents of opy mn ment
to give you: The 10th and 11th Reeiments
we're yesterday mustered out of service, and
they sFeto be paid of as soon az the paymaz-
MORROW orpe1t day. -
The 10th Regiment, Col Morgau's, will 90
heme In q body to recruit for The var. Tie
men Of this Regiment have remained hare
tier full time up-not one of them having
gone of On frtlaugt-and they are now to
nave long visit home, and ample time to dll
mp for the Wnr.
Corporal Thomas Sims, Of Company E, 11th
regiment, was drowned on Sunday, while
bathing in The Mississippi Tha poor fellow
Hhs epo1tlVely pushed into the rnpId water,
and be1Lg poor swimmer, vas soon beyond
"A member OF Company F, 8th Regiment,
died on Tuesday of delirium trenaens. de had
volunteered for the var, expecting to fight the
enemy OF Ills country, but, alaat an enemy
mere potent became engaged, and tho loYal
eoldier-as thousauds before-Was compe1led
to yield -.--~-~ -----+
The work Of dri}1frg the " awkward squads"
is going ahead vigorously. 4 short tine
only, and the brigade will be up to the Old
Aa1k III enclehey- L. G..
, 1861-08-02
Great Static Encampmcut-.-ArI I1Iiusfa
Army.

Great State Eneampmcut-.-AnX II XIIius1a
Army.
Government having accepted the addition,
al regiments rendered by the Governor Of Ilji
nois, We understand that the whole force, il.
cindlng all the Independent regiments accept
ed ffem the State, and yet not fully organized
tWenty-one in all, are to rendezvous immedi.
ate}5 at Clear Lake, six miles east Of Spring
feld.
Arrangements are making for their recep
ton aud equipment, and immediate organize
tlon into brigades.
The location Of the camp Is a most Judi
cious one, abdut mile from jamestown Els.
ton On the Great Western Railroad, in the
vicinity Of a beautiful lake Of excellent water,
surrounded by groves Of fine timber, with
suitable open land cont iguous for parade ana
drill grounds.
The large force thus concentrated Will b9
put IN condition for active service as rapidly
= Eoss ssble, when Illinois will have in the
t1eld, for the var, near 81. 600 meu.-Suts Reg.
, 1861-08-02

4 Kentneky shnsutral,, IN 7sorxta. = :.
: : E1,aov. MorehbsA Of KantneV h N in
tense neutrality man wbsn he is 1t home; but
1--WE may believe the Macon: Telegraph, IL !.
good .ecetsionIst = they make anywhere In
the land Of Dix.swhen hs travels IN the State
Of Georgt.. Having: bean invited to Eeat ii
the Georgia cottm P1anters' Convention, tho
1shSroph Gays: 1T. 1T. =.
He Was greeted With FaptuFops applause ups
en- his ertransa-. He gsve Z glowing descrip-
tton Of the condition Of Kentucky, aud stated,
notwithstanding the overwhelming Union ma
1tf1ty In that State. that were vote taken
now nEon the question whether she should 20
With the North or Sauth, that 90 ont OF every
TO; would .vgte togo viii the South. iThs
stand taken by th1 intense Union men Of that
state Was that Of neutrality. There is larke
1Emher Ct aged uier, who fou2ht under the
Stars and Stripes fh the Northwest, and in the
Mexican MET, from Vera Cruz to the Halls Of
The Monteznma1, Whole reverence for 1he Ia
ion amounts almost TO fdolatry, and who have
lingering hope-thst BY some miraculous
power the Union will still be preserved: hat
every young man IN the Stats is heart and
scu1 with the eouth. Kentucky was virtually
n The sitnation OF Missouri aud Marytsnd.
She had seven hundred miles of border On
abolition States, accessible BY means of uu-
nt1ous railroads, but only ore railroad from
the South. 4 horde Of 100000 abolit,onists
cunld be poured into Kentucky In ten daya'
time, while refn4ofcements from the sonth
cauld only come By osss source, and therefore
1t therefore behooged Kentucky to be nr
CENT, as her position was eminent1y parlious
Gle Bnt the great heart Of Kentucky tarob.
bt in 81 mpathy with the South. As for him-
Eel. he bad been devoted Union msn-Was
an intense Union man until Liocoln's p-o.,o-
nation Of the 18th Of April Then he telt that
IT Was time TO draw the swol and throw awav
the tcabbard. Alithat he had OF wa,-ni5
heart and son, properly, ard aIl-aas de- dica.
TED to the cause Of Southern Independence.
sId, old as he was, lie stood ready to should er
his mpEket Id thesfsnks Of his fellow. country
men, to vindicate so1thern rights and honor
upon the battle field; Every heart belt in
unison With the conviction that our brave sol
dte1s in Virginia wonld conquer the proud Co Co
hoIts Of Lihcoln- But suppose that our brave
and gallant brethren shall be dri7en out Of the
Old Dominion, sha1 we yield up our arms aud
give up the contest* loud cries Of No! No!l
No! tbs afcod OF our brave men fallen in suca
conflict would rise up as incense to nerve
every Southern arm, and 1GYlgorate every
Southern heart to redoubled Efforts In this
great ceueefor liberty and justice. Tho speaE,
er Was loudly sppl2uded-
, 1861-08-02

The rebel general, Garnett, is killed In tie
battle Of St. George, and his body emba1med
and laid in metallic case, is tendezly forward
ed to Richmond, Egia Harrisburg, Baltimore
and Washing gton, the only heaitaney on the
part Of our officers, In this their humane and
voluntary act, being whether 1t should be ad-
dressed officially to Governor Letcher.
The loyal colonel, James Cameron, brother
Of Cabinet mizister, is killed in tbs battle
of Bull Run. The friends who went with
flag Of truce to ask the poor privilege Of look
ing up the body and giving It decent burial,
are arrested ard sent to Richmond. Itia even
not permitted to be certainly known whether
the remains are Jet upon the battle field, un~
buried like hundred others, or whether a
mausoleum vas found in the barbarous de-
struction BY fire Of one Of our hospitals.
A thousand rshel prisoners, taken in West
ern Virginia, are let 1ooee by the positive or
der Of Gen. Scott, upon parole which they
nave not the honor to keep, and which they
even violate Upon the instant Of their dis.
charge by shooting four Of our cavalry.
Athousand Federal prisoners, taken in East
ern Virginia, are worked like slaves in digging
eut1enchments, but even this is better than to
ret and die in foul dungeons.
Several of our colonela, or commissioned
ctf1ceza, captured IN battle or by strategy,
EerTe the State that holds them, by picking
tobacco leaves in Richmond.
Several Of their colonels, under officers or
prlVates, captured BY ue, are imprisoned, and
live in royal 6tate, In the old Capitol building
, 1861-08-02
1mMehse Rush OF Negroes to Fortre.x
m0E1o oe.

tqly 26th, says: "'@S'1
- 1t became npparent, early LAST evening. that
ne isbe1s meditated Al attack on Ha9oton
HeAerni Butler determined to abandon the
town II case of q Formidable advance, an5 At
sessn @ o'slsek the order was given for fauiiies
ara goods to be removed Within one honr
crdtrs were Also Issued to bum The toEo
rather than have it TALL ]ato the hands Of rha
tnemy. The General well understands thaf
ne possession Of Hampton oy the retsIs wiz
be II DO particular Importance.
a stsmpede Of the colored popul.tion took
pace ali night. ana to day the road las been
nned with refuge to th= fortress, Asd army
MMazons and e e@sts bringing In goods from
H*nPfen; Tho road Las prssents1 most
remsftat1s apFe.saEc=; nearly L. o c;ztra-
btEt mar, wsMsn sDd ch.}jran tnust kaFs
ToE: il 6ur!sg st7 lat 1wszky foar hours.
Eof tha H=fseat those not escsnpsd In taa
rtIefs, E'li be i: aad srauna tbs astuiakry
SsnssaE, lass1J Ae hesaquatte1s o.. Cs,sacl
, 1861-08-02

>, FIGHTING ON TIE SABBArH-It is said by
tfose who are acquainted with the history oi
American battles, that not single battle,
Eaged and fought on the Sabbath, was gained
Revolution. N public assembly Of citizeps.
that statement Tss made as matter Of fact
and the hope VAS expnfssed that General Scott
might be Induced to 1bllow the EXAMPLE Of
General Washington, ever to engage the enc
ny On the Sabbath, unless frat attacked by
have the Sabbath for rest. Our troops must
have rect, and need the Ssbhath.-N F. Sur.
, 1861-08-02

4 FEMALE sPr,-The F,rat Kantnrtv Poo;.
ment, Which Is now on duty il We.teSc VT.
giaia, arrested female spy 1ast week. she
seys she is from Georgia She came to Gin.
cjnIah and enlisted in the First Kentucky
r. glment, thinking she would get in General
AsCleatan'a army. She Was caught writing
letters Containing our army movements for
the enemy: She endured all the hardships OF
camp 1isa as hTave1y as any Of the s.ho7z. y
making at one time forced march over a
rough, hl1y country Of 60 miles with oniy two
acant mealt. She refueed to give her usIne.
, 1861-08-02
PERSONALt

William H. LambertoD, the deposed and
eziled postmaster Of Warrington, Pensacola
Fls', las reached his former home in Ve1ango
county, Pa, with his family, after having suf-
tered Ill ecrts Of outrages since April 18th,
and the loss Of se5 GOO in money or personal
estate which the rebels stole from him. Tie
pest cff1ce property Of the Government Tas
also stolen.
Charles D. Robinson, of the Green Bay,
Wis, 4dsocatc, has left tie sanctum to take
the position Of Qna1 termaster in Gen. Kings
Brigade.
Lieut. Maury, now in the rebel service,
aud promoted by them to the title OF Captain,
has been planting In the approaches to Nor.
folk, some Of the most formidable submarine
batteries. "They Will bc,'' says q Richmond
paper, quite match for any iron-plated ships
That the enemy can bring. The like are to bs
planted In all our rivers, Eo a. to render OUT
cities and people pe1fectly secure against auy
approaches By water"
Thomas F. Marshall, tE the great orator Of
Kentucky got so extra drunk and iubilaut
over the rehel victory at Manassas, last week,
that he fell into street brawl with blsck-
smith "a Union man}, and was laid out upon
The sidewalk in = twink}ing. The affair han.
pened in Newport.
Major General Bishop Popa has not got
used to the breyity Of military dispatches. He
Issues orders as long as one Of his former ser
mons; and such is the force OF habit, he can-
not help throwing the charge Of" infdenty'
INTO the teeth Of the q. 8. troops, IS one OF the
REASONS why the pious mind Of the rebels
should bo particularly oppugnant to their aa-
vance into Virginia He says their success
would deprive us (the seceeh) Of future.' ~
1hst they (the Q. s. troops) are stprompted By
delut1ons Of some .dolatrous reverence due
to fATorite symbol" &c, This ningung Of
theoi'e1ca4 Tafupefation with appeals to the
| military enthusiasm must be especially ed;fy-
ing and convincing. a rebel soldier must
ehoot with twice the reliah and precision
when he knows he is not only sending q bullet
into one Of " Old Abe's myrmidons,n but is
aleo alaylng the confederates Of the devil. =
, 1861-08-02

@ r woon r,o sr. Lou11, jaiy 1naA, Eas:.
1z:s sh211lev ne the pleasure .sa ,.,.,z., ;,
noa n g 1nnaE to ycu the beneficial eects of Tcnr
Eat EsssoIsttve after trial Of I've YesSss 1s%.
Ehich time hare not BEEN without bottle on ns:a
Hhen commenced tho nse MY hsfr Wa on;t. ~ sie
Stopped t fsna nd g5sy EyE. eE .Ppea
gTsy nais 70 be uad. neither has thers 5sen ap "a
After ny hatsxas completely rezzuzed c,nsnnsd
hsr las sonnss Is ssS SeatE q hEes 1T ~ss oa
ny scalp ffee from da1drnN do not imssfsss 1he
acm aboVe mentioned VIII be Of Auy psrtcHis1 ri ri
d he9 I'll sen eyys st f. II
4nd even HuEe wonderful ones throughout Ina Uoion
9ave 9ccupied ny time In travelling he sreatsr paTf
exhibiting it effects II ny oRn casc Il as1eFsi II
5talces nave met With people that have pronouncd
+ ~ tnuf9qg r sq eHytn& he h.d used i and Without &
ing ths matter nat they ha3 not Used youT sTela n
AZ nE. na used some new article said to be b GOOD
above which have 20 dount are hsmps Il - =
Ioalsning that people vi atoe1zs N article ot CO
Tpvsd haSnnd Is oae 1t hand that bas bean
Apparently, come Ct those char.ataus hxye not
nfa1Hs snouSh e WI1e an atTeraensnt 1c5es
sancea merely inserting some other name IN placs
Jo1rH- ~ 't->ss
v.s .ssfn msts ~sa19 IT, ts s szs aaa
your preparation With perfect eucceas for ha1
ness grey halr, scald head, dandruG aad e1erT aia
ea9e tHe scalp and bead sra subject to.
q 6nsaness here but learned yon we're now living Il
e 4es5s I'd s4at.sd e fss 8 M ea
6s1 nc: S2a' Tnl Roagy e gFcHsRily s9gig answered.
JAMES WHITE, ND.
, 1861-08-02

movements Of the Royal Guests.
NEW foRK, Aug. Prince Napoleon b.
Washington BY the erc1IEg t1aln TesterdaT.
leaving the Princess and otner ladies' Of BIZ
PARTY OF the New York Hotel. The Pdnce
Will take tour through the West and return
In few NEeks
, 1861-08-02

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, 1861-08-02

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, 1861-08-02
HARKE ssue4, Perry County. Pern.
.IunA rH% 1aE1

June 7th, 1&1, -
DRAR Induced more than I sesr ara
- TT JouI valuable HA restorative fer me n1 ~
q cleansing my tead Of dadruh had suffered via
get s1jthlng TO do ne a. good ID removing w * a.
taongh qn;2 aad Get NJ pTs2araioa- anta ssz
there at the TING. calls 1T Grcss kunke.s brrS
sssfe, and e9nght D. tle and Eow prepared ts
FSmoTed FL Sandsuit n my hea.i aaI ~ applics.
M oa Gnce N Two weeke Keeps free ftcn any .t;1r
aalr aad BECOME lite white In places aud By Tie ID
O. 5sur psspara9o5 has been reato-ed 20 Is or.ns
saTe used tEo BEETLES Of the RezeEahTe 40 Que E,s
HnH hn@o%leEe 70 ot It as allow few grey haire to "a
nGaa cl hesd I, nov Of :sss trouble . % Il
been child cena:der your preparation Of 1Tesf
,alns snd 4 a1sh91Eh M Do Ne. LIZ 70 expose yssE
psEt Ct It Y any shape gca th.rE nreDer X Ia w2
SAs IA5E 70 3uR- @0n=ss AE-
3. Il ErTHE.
, 1861-08-02
Troops Going and Returning.

The Baltimore Sun completes the record OF
troops paseing through that city, TO and from
1he seat Of var, during the week ending with
Saturday the eth a. follows: fresh troops for
Washington or Harper's Ferry, IS ,1oo; three
months volunteers going home, 13, 200. The
details are annexed:
, 1861-08-02

1he Rell 1Noeemc,ats IN Southeast lGssomr1-
4'e1o Madrid dnd Birds I5int-INe INat.
k1H's Eneentpmens- -lfusttrsng Out and Ia,t-
ing 0T.
, 1861-08-02

Washington, Jn1y 30. 1851. /
GENERAL ORDER no. L.
Searches OF houses for arms, traitors or
spies, and arrest Of offenders in such matters.
shafl only he made in any department by the
special authority Of the commander thereof,
GSeept m extreme cases admitting Of no delay.
BY ctmnand Of It. Gen, Scott.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
Another order has been Issued hv General
scott to the army, OF to persons who, in con-
sequence OF the war, may be near the grounds
and tomb Of Washington TO regard al these
as sacred Wises retreat is confirmed, but
under Whist circumstances ia unknown,