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Medical Department,
University of Louisville.

TVHE Twenty-fifth Annsal Session win
commence on the 1st day sf November. The
preliminary e0urse, the 1st Monday in October.
ISL. The Course wiil terminate the last u Feb
ruary.
Medical Faculty.
R. PArxEs. II D., Prosessoe Of the Principles
and Practice If Surgery.
j. L. SIXTH, N D. Professor Of Medical Chem
istry ..d Chemical Physiology.
X. J. BsEcxrxRIBaE. n D., Processes a Nstsria
Aedics and Therapeutics.
J. B. FLINT. NJ D., Professor of Clinical Surge
r s. Br1I. n D.. Ptofsssor Of the rhssry sad
Practice of Medicine.
L. Pownl n. D.. Professor of 0bstetrie Medi-
cine.
wv. BEssss II. D., Professor of Anatomy sad
General Physiology. and Dean Of the Faculty.
s. NJ BExms, N. D.. Professor Of Medical Ju-
isprudence and Sanitary Scienee.
D. W. YAxprLL. Il D., Professor Of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
A. b. Cook. n. D.. Demonstrates of Anatomy
E. FrLLEa, Janitor.
Entire Course, xlOS 90
Natriculafion, 90
Practical Anatomy, 10 90
Graduation, 25 90
For further information address
J. W. BENSON. Dean Of Fsexlty.
July 90, 1861. 4w7 LOuisvill,, KY.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust reed from Bavaria. Europe. nice assort-
- ment of
TOYS e. FANCY GOODS
for sale at wholesale and retail, at
FRANK EASTBURNS
CHEAP CASH STORE.
TIE attention of country merchants and traders
in the Indian country is especially invited to this
Lot Of goods feb 81
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oSUNDR1ES
- II doz Hostetfers Bitters. 25 dog Bulls Sar
saparilia- IL dog Forests Wine Btters g deg
Stoamach Bitters- assorted. 25 Wells S,hidam
Sehnapps. Is dog C.r,iiais, assorted 25 dog Gin
'1 Vine. IL dog Giager Brandy. IL dog Black
Seny Brandy. Il dog Brandy Caerries II dog
Hrsady Peaehes. eases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial 5 eases Saddlebas and Ambrosial Whis.
y. I2eases Port Wine, pure juice II cases old
soyal Holland. - cases Ciares Wine. eases
sine appls Rum. For sale by
jalyH WARD d SOUTHNAYD.
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Attention.
lust reed by steamer Hickman, large va
- riety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats. Jackets,
Pants, Vests,
Of all styles and materials. for sale cheap, by
mars g. 1860 s. J ADLER
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What Cheer Saloon.

Corner Of Main and Columbi0 Streets,
WIN. NJ. POWELL T. CO., PrOprietOrs.
"IOULD respectfully announce to all good
wv citizens, and The rest of mankind, that they
prepared suit the tste Of all who fond Of
good liquor. and have the cash to pay for it, having
now ON hand the best of
Whisky, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Claret
and all other liquors usually kept in a drinking
Saloon, also,
Oysters, Lobsters, CLAIMS, Sardines,
erved up at all times. Crackers and Cheese.
~ The best of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Bring in your cash and take a drink.
ian ~ lS61 %
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BOYS CLOTHING.

lust opening . large lot Of YouAhs and boys
81 Cloth ng. and for aale eheao. at the stsse Of
sepa ,. 1860. ! SAMUEL ADLER
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Boots g. Shoes.
OSn cases of every description. consisting OF
| OeJO Ladies Kip. Goat, Kid and Grain Boots
ladies' ladies' DO DO do DO d" DO Bussin.
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
No Pump soled Brogans
do Calf and Pat. Lcath. slippers
Boys do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do 90 do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet 10 do do
Men's French Calf Boots
do Double sole W. P. do
do Kips P s & 4 welt do
Boys, Youths, and ChidIens ditto,
all Of which We offer low to the trade.
Jan. 10. 1860 J.HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
lCRAss ROPE.
lO $50 coils MANILA Rope, from a TO inch,
| lust reed aud fer sale low. by
feb 360 j. Henry WILLIAMS
1nnn PACKAGES of every description
lUUU of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the :urrou, ,ding Indian country,
| ceived by late arrivals. and will be sold to the
| trade j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
A xES.
"A 100 dozen chopping axes, of the following
kinds
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Butts and warrens. light and heavy pattern.
II Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale. by
jan 1890 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
CCGTCH SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch Snuff in 9 d 4 OF papers
'sss~'ns do x.ecosy DC q. bottles do
dee l6 j. HENR,. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
IRON AND STEEL.
i $4,000 B-o, every escription-to Wit
Bar Iron = TO in by q to 1 inch. BaId iron
I to inch BY i-s to 4 inch. Round Iron ID to /
4 inch Square Iron to IL in. Oval Iron u
.oiH inch. Round Iron a to in. HoonIron
4 to p inch. Slab Iron to l4in by 3-S to Il
| inch: Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer.
and Swede Nail roi Iron. Cast, German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister all
sizes: with which we are prepared to furnish me
| clanies everywhere.
July 6,59. JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
- box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup.
10 in store and fur sale by
June ~ j. HESRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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PREfARED ~
DIR. j. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.

Sold by DR. l. c. White. Van Buren Mayors 4
Bro. Fost Smith. and by all dealers in Medicine.
evsIyvhere
Wholesale By John Wright Co.. New Orleans,
and b. F. Farnsworth Co. Memphis.
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IUST RECEIVED
u 10000 Choice Cigars.
Which viii be 50 lots to suit. by
S.J Err.
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Liquors Just Received.

Liquors Just Received.
"IHlSKET-old bourbon, rye. old LCeter.
w Uncle Sans, Smiths. Tennessee. white
heat etc.
Rum-Jamacia Gin-Holland Z American.
Wines-port. maliga and ginger.
french Corlials. Cognac blackberry Bran lies.
.hampaiyne, Schcdarn Snaps. etc.
II All in want Of any thing in this line, will
find it for their interest to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
april 10. 1861. p. PERKINS
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Brooms
INK dozen. for sale by
I'D PENNTwtT SOFT b 30
SNTEEI. PLOWS.
80 G. C.. Mi'lr-' Sri;:::. ,'LOVS al
sizes for sale by PENNYWiT & SCOTT L co
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Fancy LiuuOrs.

Fancy Liquors.
q sases Simpsons Bitters 10 cases sherry wine
q cases pure juice port 6 cases Mader;a vine
2 casks Sicily wine Or casks Wv. r. coenao
dog Wistsr's Balsam Wild cherry; dos sedIets
Powdess; 6 doz Seitlser aperient % boxes I'm
derwoods lemon syrup % boxes Twner's lemon
syrup; 10 boxes brandy cherries; 10 dos Uundner
woods tomato catsup 3 dos walnut cassup 6 dos
and for sale by
mar >, 1850 Pxxxrwrr. Scorr A IL
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R.U:EFIN'
ii:hSI.hHk-pEhsjYIAk GUANU.

- Hc teaay 20 supply orders for my fertilizers a.
- .cy come =: All may rely upon setung, With
=: =: .c- ne.iner.or any have ade dirsr-
49,, oapsph4..c ingredients, from anything else In
<f a. better, b.cspse It eon!shs more pure BONE
.ffii7s OF tras than any other Manipulated Guaao.
ite :sau.;s Of applying my preparations 20 wheat the
rs''-.o:i 1v. been favorable could be expected
- c"Cr:nca tras.sr, OF Joint worm, fy, rus and,
- q L The GforgE!. which prevented the pEssen: IA
:eE sc;!or ~ tie thcsPhites u very grea. extent
Se LIE tie ~heG, y.ainig But the OF the testi
s.s ;At Il equal superior to Peruvian Guano
sss, whilst ;or lands that need phosphatesss nearly all
t proved its superiority under tar seasons for
'ceuag good s,and OF Clover is.rue that occasion.
tres have bean reported bet they were such every
aicisor hrars Of due TO the fact that the
AL ca need pkosphaieS, but nos; generally the
rs: season for both wheat clover have known
-. beet evidence OF the value Of my nanares Is to be
IA The fact that have orders for more than four
ga az Each az had at the same period last yesr.
it'soas Hho Ere induced 10 try my guaao, from their
experience the representations OF others, par
ssy requested TO order Ruins gaano, and 70 that
get there are man. manipulated articles in the
~ CAP DO had Of myself tho commission nerchants
'@:% u Richmond, or OF my agents Msssrs THOMAS
\>oH s3Ss, Petersburg; II. ROLLINS ! co., Lynch
=. .'itGh scafr, Prededohburg; MASON, MARTIN
~ s'"',1v:il. joHGeTQN, CLARKE co., Danyile.
's't- PRlNK. g. RUFBIN.
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Major General CouInaod!l

ARRIVAL or PRIsosERs.-Capt. Mcdonald, Of
Gen. Floyd's Brigade, arrived yesterday BY the
Central cars, bringing with him one hundred
prisoners, taken at the battle Of Cross Lanes.
in Nicholas county, Va, on the 2oth ultino -
Among them is Capt Shurll:t, 0! The 7lh Ohio
Regiment, one Lieutenant Of the same fegi.
ment, and one negro, vino, we unders!snd, vas
high private, and who is very respectable,
looking darkey. About one hundred more Of
the prisoners will be down in day or two
From the prisoners We lean that Col. Tyler
was the first man to seek satisfy in plsc!p!tato
flight, avaing himself Of the example set !in
! hr tic Yankees at Mspassss
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Ns,R ,VRE pEPOT, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
cg: s.,,oa September 18th, and ends July
i ~
r!EHs Boar. snd Tuition, exclusive Of lights, 1910
.,.,t.- ~: yearly In advance.
-, :, services will be given erauitousiy, and oul
= -;--.-g,a.-i as our own sons.
"a: .csa:.Till be limited TO small number applca
80: ::'i 's r1ade early.
80: :'fa.E OF u.s. at Ivy Depot. Albemarlc county, Va
NERRIWETHER L. ANDERSON, N. D.
JOHN r. WOODS, u, D.
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WANTED.

TIE .cCS rEES OF the ChssaT Academical Society de-
/ .--:3 secr-eths services Of a TEACHER for Male
.:, for he ensuing year. The scholastic year com
ne FIRST Monday ia October and terralnste the
Ia jane. Tas Teacher will be allowed the receipts
- s:oc less PEI cent. thereon Judging from pas;
-: school viii aoi be ess than eight hundred dollars
,ls must b. qualified prepare boys for admission
>=;a Carolina College, and Will address the under
s::- - :: 5sig!e the f.st day OF September next.
THOS. 4. POWE,
President Board OF TFrs,ee5,
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A!kELIa ACADEM

.E !seutrSiu;h Session 'of this School will open Octo-
J.. s 1861 and close August 1st 1862 The course Of
preparatory to the University of Virginia, and
,.Scyrsh in the La:ln Greek English, and French Lam
,.g..: Ha,hematics and Philosophy.
-Eoard and tuition, exclusive OF lights and tow
- ,!y0: payable 800 October 1s and Sluv March lst.
s.-ct g. and no deduction for absence for any cause
:.csy,s 70: further particulars consult catalogue.
r..- aL:7csi Lodore +. u, Amelia county, Virginia
A.. ;--c,t WI. X. HARRISON.
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SfIoCKOE MILL
k,,'nNnND GRulfND PLANTER

an .3s prepared TO supply any demand for
l ii:sI:.R FRESH GROUND, for the Fail crops.
=? .s:. OF Lurno large; selected from the pureat
:.9, Spvs Scoa) QuRrries, with erecia reiereace to
e " .I~sS L. SCLPaAIE or LINZ
t2s for ,hc heavily increased patronage, the repu-
G. q ny brand .na be fully sustained for rURITr and
'&F.A yr.-r.I-.-rn. JOHN X. CLAIBORNE,
so. -. UHcc To, II Pearl street.
y NTUIsE lSn To ARRIVE, 5000 sides
Fsoa s,or ana taasged Leather and the pest brands
F:ach C-'sias vhich will sell low for cash or good
:.i.-
:'-. p..., c.:. E.,d~ Erccue,, 10: OAsH caiy.
A. pEyEREBX,
'-.t I.--,,, No. 1872 Gary 81 :
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.,,=..:.$ Inserted IN the Ser,i-weeky ENQUIRER at
~ per square o! lines less fos the frst los
80 -, 80 :e.'s psT sQuare :os each contirusEr y OF
- :; :c2;..
7- a.yes,i,tT;tCtS to- be considered BY the muu! or
=: aa-si Specified on the Manuscript, or previously
-: 49,, as:;5ss. iSc rartics.
,eTcrct rot marked on the copy for specified
So - '=:srtons, will be continued until ordered out,
---.,:a.r::: cxAs;cd accordingly
=. ksUs-,s sApvsRrskAgSrs--To avoid any mlsunder.
;.t the part OF the Annual Adver,lseIs It /, pro
81 % .;se distinctly. that their privileges only extends TO
IN: 5i.ae business. Real Estate Legal and all other
.:y;:st-Gs seat by them to be an additional charge,
'EsSi Es.;r snd Genera Ecuts' Advertisements
r.s,ttd by the year. but TO be charged the usual
= .Gbye;: 10 suoh discount. IS shall be agreed upon.
~ g'e:' slcrs and yearly advertisers generally, en-
or r'"se squares. with the privilege Of change,
Ut a. :s!f yearly average, In any one week, insert
.s :.aA the anc1n: agreed upon IS tie standing rule
:!::As eant7:e, and all exceeding suca anount 10 be
.:,.3i s. the usual rates.
", AL dues 70 Ibis ocs De rrtpIt.ed per ranli In
- svei!at!e Bank lo.G., ir~eps:ere6 the riskot
.. GE:s-e.
~. Iatulrics Ast cribre. o; Gssl.ei, r.:e3lipg
=, ..y.. ,.t charged fo: As Advertisements
t rr distance u1us: be scooa:pan niaa 9Th ad
-: -, satisfactory references, TO i.sIre execution
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MRS. .aD MISS NoK'S SCHOOL,

Nv CHESTER, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
,N!.i be open again OCTOBER FIRST, 1861. for the
W -,c-It.on Of Boarders and Day Scholars and con
- .. lh:rl and eligible and Is very accessible beng
== la; nike Of ;hs Richmond and Petersburg Rail
-.
P-:.:s te>raus of pleasant retreat, would find con
F.: .cecm!a odaons for themselves Al Chester, whe
:: :.GSh:a.s them could have al opportunity o!
...ia!4s AZ accomplished and thorough education
TERMS:
Il: i. ,tTl nee; the oher at the end o! the session
7.:. p: IT, ssi9n Of nine months. fl%1 .iH
l.,,r'i,.. :. craIab .......... 80 w
~: i..rumr,.ia and Vocal together on Harp ~ w
,;,.- .-.. 10 90
otslsc.!on nr 60, o: lime except In of proract-
.:.!G.F..
s:!.r.. MKs JEFFERSON MINOR,
~. A. c,n,.l Miss ADA BYRON MINOR
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,,u,IE SCHOOL FOY BOYS.

,-0TICE.-l 's;ire 10 purchase Twenty or Thirty
4 "a reasonable time, good security a2d Interest
,,.-... ~ Nc~:cpis, WliiGsoE county. Miss,
-. WNI r. HINES
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SCHOOL.

4. ;S.ESwooD DEroT, ALREMAHLE COUNTY, VA
TC=. a,a Sess OF will open the lst Monday in Scpten-
80: c!ose "a the a5;h OF June.
;:- 10Y per session. to be paid haf1st sePten-
t,Ii az february. MM. DISTIDDIE,
''.".awc.; Principal.
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E:5I: EyfIaE ACADEMY

S.Da. s-sIkAL aCAOEs4h1 Il.
f,,. session Of this School commences October lst,
"A: co:;lnu-s ten months. The Is fully pre-
y 30 the University OF Virginia. Special attention
=. rays been paid TO MATHEMATICS, DRAWING,
:SGHEERlSG, &c, and, hereafter, FoRTlF1cATloS
a. 7,hc. branches of Military Science will be regularly
:5s:! n the School Of Engineering.
.,.xs-s25O per session. Liberal arrangements made
SAMUEL SCHooLER, A. NJ,
..- G-cfyIo Gu:ney's P. O., Caroline. Va.
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The Richmond ENQUIRER,
,,.ssn p,,lY. sEMl.wEEKLv AND WEEKLY
II So. .ry!.ER, WISE a. AI.LEGRE.
TN z MS:

rr,rsS. seven dollars per anuan, and ut the
~, i,,;s.s !. taken for shorter psriod thaa one
- = S ~ srvwSEKLy. ave dollars per annum and
So. 70: six months, payable In advance For the
;s ,e7 ,unaaa SIX copies for sl0 to be paid In.
"''.:' ,iyaTce When letters containing money are
8, Acy mus; be registered. they will be at ,he
- ,s@!:;crs.
- .arys-.sSG Is THE DAILY ESorlHEB,
-. lhliucs or less) oae Insertion . IA
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Orr fiA7TEEAs INLET,
E;.;ts3 S.c:., FLsg Ship Minnesota,

Orr HATTEEAs INLET,
Ex;ts3 .s.c:., Fig Ship Minnesota,
august 29tli, 1861.
4rti.7es Of cyy:tuIat:o1 5etsseen Flag officer
S.rinqiqm, Commanding the atlantic
Blosscding Sq0e&ron, and Benjamin T. But
Ter, United State. Irmy, Commanding Oh
Behalf Of The United States Gorernmsnt;;
and Samuel Barron, Commanding the Nara!
Farcs tor The D:tftnce Of North Carolina and
I-iirgiaie, and ce1Cnel Martin, commSna-
inc the Forces, and .Ncj9r Andre'es, Com
manding the Same Forces, at Fort Hattera'.
is stipulated and agreed between the con;
tracing parties tha, the forces under command
of the said Barron, Martin and Andrews, and
all munitions OF war, arms. men and property
under the command Of said Barron, Martin ano
Andrews. De Internationally surrendered te
the Government OF the United States, in terms
of full capitu!ation. And it is stipulated ane
agreed IL the contracting parties, Oh the par
OF the said United States Government, that th'
officers and men shall receive the trentnen
due TO prisoners ct wal.
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,: =. 2 uWNT iNST.TUTE, CHAR

i;.-S =. IEiTJN Principal. The Eighth Annual ses-
Vi OF this School begins the first Monday In Sep
=',: h-1: aG c!eses during the latter part Of the fol-
81. sgas For particulars apply to Ii. Principal.
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:. w -tubu5f IsUI-CoW
!S;SEkSITY Or VIRGfNIt.

flS stsicc OF this Institution will commence the
/ :: cay CT october, and end on the 4ih OF July.
-: cs-s-ss q: instruction In the Academic, Law 2ad
r-.-s. schools will be continued heretofore and
Q: Military Science and Tactics wiz be organized in
~ to operation at the beginning Of the Session.
-:a.". having gained currency that the University
-. converted into Military Hospital II Is proper
~ su: /. aot tn. Owing 10 the crowded
: = ''= general Hospital Charlottesville, the Cni
,s. c.ss we're thrown opeu for the reception Of the
81! So@1ded c! :he Confederate Army during the
'a',:9a. Many Of them have alresdy been dscharged
- 80. Is remain will be removed by early day In
:t;:-G5s- IS the rooms become vacant they put
-.ci1re STATE OF preparation for the accommodation
= .:.G.ats
:: Catalosass address s. MACP1S,
Chairman Of he Paculty
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Rltbmon0 Enquirer,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. i, 1861

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
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=: Catsl"sass address S. MACP1S,
.t-c,a (thnirrnnn O the Paculty.

piEEEGST FEMALr. ACADEMY.
: X. S-..Ion Of this institution VIII open the lst
I MONDAY iS OCTOBER, and close the l,st week 10
..::. Te.-s unchanged. See Catalogue. Address the
.:'I;r..sl: {: Sioasy Point, AlbsmHile.
iY..s. -.-rrt las " GoSs
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Orr HATTERAs INLET,
Ja;tca States Flag Ship Minnesota.
August 80 1851.
Hon. Gideon Tel!cs, Secretary Of the Navy ::
Sir--I have the honor to enclose tue ar
ticles Ct capitnation agreed upon at the sur
render oi the forts at tie Inlet Ci baleras,
North Carolina. Il thc department has any
orders, should III LEASED to receive them at
New York
Respectfully, yo,r ahrdien; servant,
8. II. STglNGuAM,
FLAG officer Atlantic Blockadng Squadron.
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Headauarters Battalion,
g.; WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
CAMP "LouIsIAkA," August I'd, 1881 .
GENERAL Referring to circular order under
date Of August 1st, requiring detailed report
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Report Of Mejor General Butler 10 Major
General Wool.
The following is the report made By ,ti"n'
Butler:
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CAMP LOUISIANA" August Isl, isfl.
To Major J. B. WALTON,
Commanding Battalion,
Washington 4TtiiIery'
Sir: have the honor to make the following
report: -.
Early in the morning of the 18th ultimH''
the three pieces Of artillery under ny com
mand were ordered to march in the direction
of Blackburn's Ford, with Col. John y. Ear
1y's brigade. On reaching McLean5 hrm
house we we're joined By two more pieces ~
our B Battalon, under command Of Lieutenan9s
]. B. Whittington and L. 4. Adam. We were
directed By tho commanding officer ?s"l. Ear ~
IN 10 form ono battery ard act together,
were crlc.ad to take position behind F:tcc
woods within short distance Of Bull Kun
and Mace tie command il: such position rs
would enable us to move in any direction W.
had not been in this position taa Ininil"s, be
fore the enemy began 6:iag ri5ed shell aa'
round shot at the hospital, which va; On on
right. bat did little or no execution. SncH ;!'ser
we heard tie firing Of onr infantry, which va:
enpareptly returned By the enemy with mus
| kerry and cannon. We now rscei7cd order
to take our battery to an open ground wltalE
halfnils of Blackbu-o's Ford, where. "
were again halted, with instructions 10 follow
behind the 7th Louisiana regiment With IT,
rifsd cannon, holding one rihed and Two >: ST.
Founders in reserve, with Col. Kempers Sir
| ginia regiments.
The guns we're detached under L'eu:enan
Richardson, assisted by Capt. B. I. Esche!ma
of the 4th company, who had been wiz I !!
during the morning. We were now joined D
Lieut.. j. j. Garnett with section which va
attached to Gen Longstreefs br gade.,
Hearing firing and supposing it TO be ou
riAed cannon under Lieut.. Richardson, le
the f,ve pieces under commsrd Of Lieut.. da
nett and rode in that direction to see II m
Battery of FIVE pieces in the r could /,
used, snd got orders to bring tli-." ! the hsI'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-20

AEEEHPTED sUICmE.-Win6eld soott
Campbell, whose exploits in this and other
localities We hsd occasion to lay before
our readers some time since, attempted to
hang himself in the Jail at Warren on Sat.
urday last from which he was only saved
BY the timely intsrferencs Of s young WO-
nan who was confined in the cell above
hin. IFFssms that he had finished one
term Of Imprisonment his time expiring
Saturday morning, and he was brought to
the door and released, when another writ
vas served upon him, and he was replaced
in custody. This was too much for his
tender nature, and he determined to
shuttle Of this mortal coil" A letter to
his lady love was found in his hand, bid
ding her farewell, and promising to meet
her in heaven. The name Of the lady Wss
not given, but it was directed to the care
Of bic father at Aurora.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-20

DEATHs IN HosPTTAL-The following
persons, belonging to Ohio regiments, have
died ct the General Military Hospitals Of
Louisville between the dsGes of Nov. sth
sid Dec. 18th:
G. o. Dickinson, 49th Ohio, company K.
Hbbet Peifer, 2lst Ohio, company G.
Geo. Kirby, 10th Ohio, company D.
Alfred Burgess, 18th Otto, company D.
JRo. Resdsr, 88d Ohio, company L
c. Vermillion, 5lst Ohio company E
Samuel Browning, 3Sd Ohio, company G..
VIM Fink, lst Ohio Artillery, Battery B.
W. J.. Anhrin, 10Th Ohio, oOmpanyB. l1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-20

IMPORTANT DEOIsION.-Ehe Supreme Court
has decided that there is no authority in
the Courts 70 discharge on habeas corpus
minors over eighteen and under twenty
one, enlisted in the army without the su-
thOriiy Of parents. That without the con-
sent Of parents or guardians, minors under
eighteen cannot be held.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-20

RETURNED HOME-Mr. stiCkney, Of the
firm Of Stiokney s Baker, and q member
Of LeIsnd's Band, returned home from
Louisville last evening. He has been in
the Hospital in that city for some time
past suffering from lung fever and his
friends became alarmed ct his critical con-
diliOn. Nh. s. is quite feeble, but it is
hoped that care and quiet win restore him
3 healLh.