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PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE 10


PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGEi D
TAKEN INTERNALLY III
Il Cures sudden Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak stoni-
aen, eeneral DEBILITY hursing sore Mouth, uilser
and Pain Ia stnn1ach, BosTei ConuIlfnf. p1irfrri5
APFLlI D EXTtRNsI,IlF 81 RS
felons, Boils al Old Sores seTers Burns aud scaids
Cuts Bruises and sprains swelling of me IrInfa'
RingWorm and Tsiter- Hroi-sl I3r,-.t- s.o-let
keet aud Chillblains, Ioofhachs. Pain IN thr Fsre
hsuralgia and k1euualism.
PAiA. KILLER
water, or nlade into syrup with molaases. For
cough isE drops gn sugar eaten Eill be mors e.
Sc Ifiatsd DirsesioHs.
The PAM X rLLEE . b. Universal consent alioued
p have won for Itself a reputation unsurpassed iu
the history Of medical preparations Its insfantana
Gus effect In the entire Eradication and EXTINCTION >
PAIN, in ali its various forms incidental to he hu-
man famfly and he unsolicitsd wriffsn snd Tari7f
testimony Of the masses In its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisements.
What stronger proaf Of these facts can Be prutuci
than the tollonlng letter receved unsolicited. irum
BEV. w. B. JACOBS.
NEEAREs 4 j., june 9Th, lsfg.
unsolicited, 20 sand you word sfc0lnmandation ior
your Pain Killer. have used il ID ny family tlr8s
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds Btlrns ich0lara tenden-
cles and dltcutiess as well s diseases selsFily that
yOnd all price, and a. elicacious bsyond any niadi
Gins within my knowledge. v o keep 20 as dut chis
iaIaily medicine. and ind its in oFiuarr case
sgItn Alots tlt-A 4l5 loelll- lne leslll-lll
others among my acquaintance ar friends, n u1Il-
y EYorablo Many Clergy have spoken Of ID ili
the highest terms as family medicine. u laiOna-
res in repeated Instances haTe said 90 In person
and in their letters, that the Pain Hiler was ID r
the best medicine used in leathan lands, and they
use iI for themselves ana hmilds- and adiui1er it
70 others around them. Ihus mucl I am iuciined
70 say act OF justice % yourselves, and benz
q
m0nial, ifOf any service Rev ". B. iACQbs,
Late Editor Earistian lhron.
BEWARE OF ALL ImITATIONSi
The Pain Killer is sold b. an respectable Drugsi
throughout the o.. states and in Aorsigl Iouuirie
Priess-25 cents, 80 cans, and 81 per botts
j. n. HARRIS q CO., Cincinnati, 4
Propriet0rs &lr the southern and Western stats
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Gaylord q Hammond, Wm. Eiske. strcng q Arm
5tronh, q. IS. Mackenzie, u. W. sackriar 0l7TaiaI
aud hI ,Ilp1ggists eyeryWhsrs. a1sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-16

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
A FAMED Bitters are recommend ed b. tho 1rst
PHYSICIANS Of the country, account o. their Pu-
RIrY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE
They are pleasant nectar TO the taste and are
pronounced the BEST TONIC AND = cIl4G LAM
ever offered 70 the public. -
Their curative powers in cases Of GiN - u ~
BILITN LOSS OF APPETITE, CONoIlFALlV4Nl
&c, arc unparalleled, and aS guarantee tl1t No
feel warranted in claiming what We DO ee ~ i'tfe
20 state that our assertions are endorsed n9
Prof SILLIMAN, Of Yale Colle2et
Prof HAYES Of MasEachu8cttsi
and hundreds Of others.
cl8- For saIe by Strong 3 Armstrong, and by Gro
eers Wine Merchants, and Druggists Eeleraily.
noVl7. i1idNw
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lew ENGLAND FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE Co,
HARTFORD. ooNN.

Cash Capital 100000
Surplus 3e,5lT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-16

DR. WEAYER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEU1r SYRUP.
EOn TIE CUEE OF
Canker, salt kheuul, Ergsipela7. schrofuIorn
Diseases gutl1eous Efupti0us and sF-
cry kind Of Disease arising
nom an impure state Of
the Blood
The most Efsctpe Blood Piiritsr Of To NM
tenth CsuhTys
IT is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
an Educated Physician and all who are afflicted
with any Of the above named diseases should uss &c
without delay. 1t viii drive the diseases lrom ihs
system, and when one out on the Skin fsT arnii-
cations Of Dr.. Meaver's
GERATE, OR OMThENT,
and You hlyq-g cure
The CEhAIA has proved itself 20 Be the best Uint-
ment ever Invented, and where ence ussd, It has
never been known 20 fail Of eflecriur u1nneu-
cure OF Old SORES, letter aud kiuqWorm, sC u Ha1ls
Chillbiaius, and krust Biles, Barber5 Lfc Chapped
OF Crltzea hallds or Aip., Bi0lche5 or Pimpies 1H
the Face. And Tor
BORE NIPPLES
the Cerate Ia the only thing required to cure. it
>H'ild b Es7t in the house ofeVery Family.
CTats 25 Csnts PEI BoiGe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-16

The oven is sthoroughly ventilated With heated air
by an ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than In other stoves, and per-
feet even bake Il produced.
Roasting is done before the open fire, so tha the
juices and flavor Of meats and poultry are preserved
Broing is done the heart b over the Goals drawn
from the lrB in the stove.
The tire chamber i 50 arranged as to sccure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible We guar
ot fuel and 70 give entire satjs ton 20 all who de-
sire a FIRST CLASS STOVE,
For proof OF the truth of the above, we refer our
friends and customers in general 20 the many hun
dreds OF HOuseSeepels in this city and surrounding
country, who daily using the stove Calland eN-
anime for yourselves get a circular and be conyiu-
ced. 1t is plain, heavy and boaufifhi -to--.
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Sold By p. W. saokrider, and Churchill q Bro.
e-sss advertisement IN another column.
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Ansatants.
FTREMEN.
FLREMENS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND, UHIO.
CAPITAL SrocK............s1OO,OOO

WILLIAM nART, President and Treasurer.
j. N. OWEN Secretary.
OFFIcE-No. D Lymanls Block, next 10 new Court
House. n. ?. Bowler, J. i. Thayer aud Andrew
Fsfuaff Surveyors. angle
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EB-Policies issued and renewed, and All business
p connected with the Company promptly attended to
- fI,r rr5Iaerf1iar fir' 'f1lr nuthrfya7 raut
j. ENSWORIH,
nor27.Rl0 Room No. Perkins Building.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
worrdra-Liept 4. Il. Wilson, Serg't JAS.

Woundcd-Lieut. 4. II. Wilson, sergt JAS
Lobb. II. Beercarnp and Fred. beercamP,,,
Priya,cs j. c. Shook, I. F. Constable, Bell
yan,ncter, j. \. Sticklcy, W. F. Caldwell, 90
renro Sclf-32 in the battle.
Carr. SIHEKT's CONrANY.-kliled-JaS. W.
O'Corner. Dennis Martin, Timothy ougseh'
Woundsd-Capt. NJ. N. sibc:t, Lieats' Fitz'
gerald and Ireland, Scrs't N. GeneklA, yohn
Talbcrt, Jas. Sullivan, Patrick lienney, John
HuGsran, Patrick Sullivan, Thcs. Emmett
Patrick O'Brian. 49,.
Thusd did the SD Regiment, which went into
The Geld with less than 500 RINK and lie, SUI,
fer on the ever memorable 2lst. Never d!a
men fight more brarcly and successfully against
such (rayl.i odds, both as it regards numbers
and arms. Our mcn were all armed WILL Inc
Harpcr's Ferry nuskct, (~:!tcred) ana were no.
Div and s~a'Iaatly sustained by Col; Pend'e'ch 5
ha,trry, Whilst tic enemy bad the most I'm
o;or,I arms, ara were sustained 3ya long
line Of rife canupn and columtllcS, which ohiy
ceased pouring upon US . Calling TIRE when
they were ]cap:rred AID s:!enced. Honor 10
when homer" &c. "'
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WORTHY OF their Sirca.

The y. u. Dc!M says: We scarcely know
OF al exception 70 the proposition that all The
dcacendents Of the Old Revolutionary patriots
in tine South are warmly enlisted in the resist
ancr of Yankee invuSiou."
The Crescent shows OF which side VI the
present conflict is the b!co! Of the Old Revclu.
ton Of l776:
On the side Vi the South ma,y Of the very
names which adorn the pages OF orr ~rcvo!u-
tlon2ry history are uuw conspicuous in the
contest. In the gallant and accomplished
Major General Lee, VIC have a son Of Light
Horse Harry Lee, on whom Washington so
confidently relied during the whcle OF the
war of the Revolution. in the late General
Garnett. the blood of the brave Mercer, who
fell ct Trenton by the side of Washington
coursed its rich stream.
Gen. Magruder, who COMMANDED at Bethel.
bears, by descent, the revolutionary name of
Bankhead. Major Randolph, who SO efficiently
maEmuvred the Howl,zrrs OH that occasion, IS
q grandson Of Jefferson, the Immortal author
Of the Declaration OF Independence; and
Captain Brown who commanded one OF the
batteries under Randolph, is ! grandson Of a
gallant soldier who carried to the grave a bull
let from the field Of Guillorti Gen. Johnson
is the son of an officer .ho served under Lee
in his legion. Floyd. who is now Oh the
march with his brigade 20 meet the foe, is Of
revolutionary stock, descended from the Pres.
tons and the Lewises. Gov. Winston, now in
the field with his regiment from Alabama, is
q grandson Of Patrick Henry and Hampton.
en- route with q splendid legion, equipped at
his personal expense, il u grandson OF Wade
Hampton, Of revolutionary ,a;ur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

NAsu.Sdros, aug. 3.--Ia the Senate to
dag tho bill ~auiilo:iz ng the Secretary of the
Navy 10 purchase and charter vessels to aid
il the collection Of TIC rcrenre, Vas passed.
= resolution was passed firec:i!s that Mrs.
Douglas shall vec@::c the Mrgara.cs GGc 10 SEN
alto: Douglas.
In the Senate the bin coaiiscatin: rebels
property, ats recomm!l;cG, hy 4 yo!e oc 60 10
The committee o. the tariff and lircc! tax
bill made their report, which ives cnpcarred in.
b. q vote Of SO 10 80.
In the Senate GA yesterday. NJ. Breckin.
ridge, in the course Of some remarks, said tl!at
the responsibility for the slaughter near Ma.
nassa was upon the Government, and further
TIA. we were hurling brave fellows into death
for principles which three.lOurths CT them mb'
hoTred.
Mr. Baker rcp!icd that sir. Bseckinridge's
appeals were made only 60 animate our enc
mics. We're not. he Sad, the words OF the
Kentucky Senator words o! brilliant. pol!shld
treason, uttered in Tie capitol?
NJ. Sumner interrupted Mr.. Baker G.d ssk.
ed, whr! would have been donc with q Rolnau
Senator similarly conducting himself.
Mr.. Baker replied On q suDGued tonc) he
wonld have been hurled from the Iarpeah
rock.
4 bill has been passed providing punishment
for certain crimes. Tic punishment Tor re-
cruiting for any army hostile to the Union is a
tine Of from $500 to $1,000 ard from one 20
five years confinement. The bill declares
that those WHO enlist aud those who encourage
enlistment by words, writing CT publishing
arc alike gully.
In the House a bill to increase the efficiency
OF the Typographical engineer corps, was passed.
TIE bill authorizing The President to dismiss
all officers for incapacity, inciiic;cncy, miscon-
duct or neglect. elected considerable debate;
in the course Of which,
Mr.. Oliver said that Mr. Burnett was known
70 sympathize with the rebels.
Mr.. Burnett said if The gentleman wishes TO
know whether Isympathj2c with those among
whom I was burn, who regard this war as be-
ing forced upon them, and who would make
honorable peace to morrow, | uns!scr in the
affirmative, and the gentleman can make the
,,ocf nf If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
After tho GrCGt Battle.

The following candid admission Of facts is
FROM the indianapolis llEd) Journal:
OuE p.FEAr.-The srrst important ~c3T:Iict
of the war has occurred and rcsult:! in our de-
feat. |: would probably he easy 10 mince
phrases, and describe it as a lurre repulsc by
strong entertainments which the hest veteran
troops nigh! have suffered, a mere experiment
to test the strcngt., Of he works at Manassa
Accidentally carried roo far; but misfortune
should be horcsl. We have been beaten.
That is the plain, frani; English Of the affair at
ManasSa on Sun'!ay evening. Our troops we're
driven from their position with great less and
in a pa:'c. they re,rea,ad 70 their entrench-
incn;s 1t Alexandria. They ~erc manilestly
scared us well as whipped. What the loss is
cannot uow be told, hat 1t IS undoubtedly lar
yer than that incurred in any previous battle
on the American Continent. This is the case
as the telegraph reports Il. 1t is bad enough ;
so bad that nothing hut :he capture Of Wash
ing:on, which is not impossible, could be
worse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

ii:c following named ACTS wccc reported to
Congress, on Saturday, us signed and approved
by President Davis;
Ar act IL amcal m act entitled .n So; n,sk.
Ing preparations 60: lie support Of the Gov
ernreut for the ysar cndieg Inc IN Of Zebra
airy, 1852.
An act 10 extend the tro7is;ois! OF an e:t
entitled an ac5 10 prohibit thc :x2ortat;on Of
cotton from the Confederate Stale, c&cep.
through the s:abn.rda OF saul S.a:cS. aud IL
punish persons offending therein.
An act 10 aulea1 an act 20 make further
provision for Tie publ: 4=iencc. approved May
II, 1861.
An act to auiei.d Al. nc: entitled, iii &C; to in.
crease the military establishment. cl The Con
ftdcratc States.
An &C. to amend TN ACT frr the establishment
and organization vi ;ac army O; tie GOnleJe,
rate States Of America.
An act 10 amend Il. &c; il rc!Gere..,e L, .hs
issue Of treasury notes.
AND an act to amend q. act 10 proG!ic ls:-
enue on commodities i:arortcG from. !rrc:gn
countries, approved May 81, 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
Col. {:resc.s Regiment.

We have received from an intelligent and
worthy gentleman, who was 4 member o. tho
South Carolina Regiment, commanded bJ Col.
Gregg, n communication which We deem It
unnecessary to insert for the following reasons:
The writer volunteers % defend the regiment
with which he was connected against aSper-
sions which we never heard against II, ana
which VIC are sure never came from reSpecsa-
ble people Of anv Southern State. Tie read
ers Of tue .Enquirer" arc fully impressed with
the rallartry aud patriotism Of Col. Cress's
rer;,pcnt, an Impression which they have de
rived from a perusal Of these columns, from
,.s commencement Of the w.r. We sGggesI
, therefore, 70 cur South Carolina friend, that
neither his lcgimeu! aor TIC readers Of the
sEnouircr' would be benefited by the puol!-
cation OF al article rencllins L charge which
the public never lcfjre heard o., and which
every respectable person wi! characterize rs
lllsc and s.anlerous without. hesitation, tho
,uomen. it IS stated 10 him. We assure him
that at any Inconvenience, we would publish a
defence OF the GTegs regiment il NC really be-
lieycI that q respectable cead'. Of The "E 'qui-
rcr'' credited or coall De made To ccet.: ID:
imputation which he writes to repe:.
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i1cat;, OF ;.ohrrt Uncy.

! lew DAYS since we stated that lso1r:t
Gnev. one Of tic company CT "ttouniaID Bays"
belonging 10 Col. FuIke:son's Regiment. #as
killed in the fight at CHA: river, il the retreat
of tee army f:oEa LAUREL Hill. We have since
ascertainea that young Oaey wa; killed pre-.
y;ous to the retreat Ct G'alncttS army; and
sd to relate, he was killed through mistake, BY
another Virginia soldier, "Ao in t0Sn was rid
died BY balls from tie company 10 which 0ncy
belonged. We copy the following passage from
a Letter published in the last Abingdon ''Vir-
%s.inian," written from Monterey, by = member
of the ",Nouptain Boys" Company:
"On Wednesday &c we're again upsn duty,
the Boys b3ins detailed for lie !Iain, and
the ether companies Of faikerson'& Regiment
as picket guard-5oIh responsible POSITIONS.
The Boys found their posts, and led scarce.
iY selected l. tree, before Sn3: and she'll fell in
.ahuu1llcc among thcm. But they s:cod their
p9s:S, with the cxccp:i3" u one Or $50, "ho
have heretofore hecn considered brave men.
They were b:oush.: back. hnwerer. ne had
the ruisf5r;un. 10 lis" yauGg Oney, WHO @aS
standing al his post vie" liz was shot, tue ball
passing entirely thr6rshii bodr. Nvnc0 Of US
knew It, however, Ill! after ne had been Carried
TO the gncamnnent. l. "aS unfortunate, icr,
ia aro;her respect, Is lie was "iio; by one o.!
Cc,. TdlialerlG's Regiment. The Young man
.:ho Shot Oncy Certainly took The latter 20 sc
one Ct lie cnciny-hnL &c Was in return rid
died with balls from the bays" The main
guard wtrr relieved AZ . O'Clock or Thursday,
and on their VA 20 ,!lc eacampln-at, they SASS
the :;rw; made gave Of their ctn!:ade, uOey,
he harins died, and WIS @lri:d whilst the
were upon duty in the morning. This Young
mau vas a:svn; ;ng Wy hss. vf ,aea ti:a: te
lon.cd 70 the rrgitacnt, auG | AN sorry to
SaT, | believe he was toe oa!y pi,us man t:'a.
belonged 10 the ClmoSay u "Gays," Honest
and nprigh; IL al things, his m@mo:y vii! d.
cherished b. each Of his couiTa!ss. Ii is .
source OF .ra,:aca.:9a 10 Us ri: .ha: &c had Al
was lived, as NJ died, !. Christian
E.JtcrI Oaey w%s q nai:v: c! Bedford c;"i:!y,
where r,0s. &: bis relations now r.g!!e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

VIC publish to-day returns Of the casualties
to several Of the Regiments engaged in the
la;e battle at Manassa. Nothing that We eau
present eSGites more interest than these 70.
cords Of the martyrs and sufferers in the cause
o: Southern liberty aud Independence. We
therefore surrender much Of our editorial space
- make rootn f5r them. We only regret that
We have been unable to ubtain complete lists,
and nope, as thcy arc not officially supplied,
that as the next bes: thing those attached 10
the different regiments will relieve the sus-
p:ase anu sol;citul, of friends, by furnishing
Il. desired information.
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Tennessee Elec,.on---Ereld OH LIST Inst.

Harris is no doubt reelected Governor by an
immense majority. Saturdays Knoxville
Register" ~s1ys:-"The Southern cause has
snred in every county in East Tennessee since
toe JAMS election. The issue was fairly made
up in every district. Those who voted against
the permanent Constitution have publicly &C.
ciartd ia favor Of rebellion. There is no doubt
/.ha; he Constitution has been sustained By
al increased majority over the vote in June
FOR separation. The last tic that bound
Us to tho United States is now severed, and
every loyal citizen now feels that he is q citi.
zen Of the Confederate States"
The gain TO the secessionists in Knox county
Is c9a, in MeMinn, S62. All the :eturns
", have arc from the infected portion of the
State.
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Confederate Prisoners Of War at wa.b.

fnEtou.
The following arc the u OF the ~prisopc-,
taken BY the federal forces in Virginia, as5
confined in the "0ld Capitol Building" q.
washington. We find the list in the "Repui.
iican" oil that city, and presume it inc,udrs
the names Of all the Conicderates who ba;.
been taken prisoners ia Virginia since the VA
commenced:
Sergeant 7. j.. Bates, Russell county, A.,
7. Z. Buck, j.. t.. Coffcy, and John ". Da..
Autagua county, Alabama; r. J Chambers .
G. Alfred, W. Totin, Henry county, Al,,r
Fl. Howard, W. \. Price, r. Il. Pool ~
Perkins, Russell county, Ala, of the Gin A.
bama regiment. ard taken at Fairfax station
Robert Paulding, Cniontown, D. D. Fiqq.,
Tuscaloosa, ard j. j. Walker, P:ckeusyil!r.
the 9TH Alabama, taken at Springfield; TIE:
Hurlson. Uniontown, 18th Alabama Icri.aci.;
taken al Bull Run; N. N. Mai,ow, Aii.:haa,
county, Virginia, and j. 7. Nays, B3;c;r.!.
county, Radford regiment. taken Il! Fink
Hill; Z. N. liaycock, Fairfax count. s,.a.
regiment, taken at Vienna \. c. L1nis.rr.i
fairiax county, and George II. Thomas. 3: g..
trio; CT Columbia, taken 1t Fails Ct..iys
David Porter, Of District Of Columbia. snG
same regiment, taken in %Georsctown :
Hrcen, Richmond, Governors GuIrGs, ;aS.r
at Bark's station, j. =. Reynolds, Siucat2x:
lirglina. 9th Virginia Regiment; Il. Z. r,r.a
charleston, ). C., Hampton Legion; L. u. L..
IS, Anderson, 5. e., and ii. Bowman, Grecny.MM.
,. e., Fourth South Carolina Regiment J..
Pane, Floyd county, Ga. ; !;andolph U.s,
Blob county. +. Ward, Harris Count. :
Bulkley, Glbb county, Ga, Eighth He5r,.;r.
rit,npi t.ni, t',l y x Rnnpn NJ
I'd Mississippi. Regiment; r. u. Wslse., IT,.
pah county, Mss, I'd mississippi Ey.a.,a;
r;lomas Hays, y. o., Delta RArse,s : !!
Dannlt, .llieshany cnni.ty, Va. 2":l T.s,i.
Regiment; j. II. MCCALL. Andersen. ). t..
South Carolina Regiment; George Ba!,yI, is.
g. Humphreys 5, +. A. l!amlnonds. .A;lants,C.
j. r. &. Calvin, Green county, ia. Us ~.
shaw,.S. Garrett, l.. Brick, l.. II. Gruaa.,e.,
Atlanta; A. T.. HOLMES, s.. vs.. Brush, Le..
E;;rIea!, Savannah, ia. ". j. Barron, i.:,gy
Ga, Eighth Georgia Regiment K. Hiri.ac;
penGIeton, 5. &, 4th South Ca:oi.:'a E~:i1;aat.
F.. F. Grayson, Leesbu'g. Va, 81. N~::stra
Regiment, and j. O'Brien. Sa:an;ah, "a. 81
Georgia Regiment, taken L! Bull l;ua. t.t.
Silks, Abbcvillc, S. T., III South C"rol!a2 K
.imeut, taken at Cen,rcviile; v. VI. Jay#s
Columbia, 5. C., same Regiment, take'. i. a..
fax Court House; IS. II. I. ~Tbomp>on. Po1
,olcc, Miss. J. II. Winglield, AmherS, couaa.
Va, 10Th Virginia Regiment, taken al tS@r:.
vile; John Z. Ledbctter, Hanover c"ua.
Va, R.iiord's Regiment, taken at tie t,a.
.tiousc 4. j. Smith, Resell COUNT, NJ,
Alabama Regiment, taken at SansStrr's Gu.
Roads, and Michael Key, New Orleas', l..
special battalion, deserteT..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
70 the Editors Of the Enquirer.
SrMrEK, S. G., July Y, lSG

SVNItH, d Oi ONTJ 1T 1S0I'
Dear Sirs:-Wiil You have the kindness To
forward 10 it; proper destination the enclosed
amount, contributed at this office, by ladies
and others Of our town, to the family Of The
nero Jackson. The contribution is small, buI
enough 10 testify that those who dwell in toe
land Of Sumier have not forgotten how t. che
r;sh and revere noble acts and deeds of daring
in defence of our country and the sacred en-
blsrus Of its'indepcndence. Tine unfaultering
patriot i; gone, but his deed will live upon re-
cord. to Inspire the hearts and nerve the arms
of his countrymen in this struggle and in tine
70 coanc Honor to his name and blessings
upon his family.
GILBERT j. DARg.
Editors and Propricsc:a
"Sunter Watchu.an.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
Correction OF Tie List of North CaroIt-
uinn. Killed II ~1IauuSSn.

We arr s%ratiisd 10 state that william ?.
Haley, Z: Company c, Sixth Regimen! North
Carolina, reported among the m~ac!aily wound
ed in the lis: published by us or Friday, is IN
this city, and in no danger from his wound,
though il was a scvc1s one. His friends will
be gra,ifed TO L:ear that he is no. likely u be
long under medical treatment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

General E~cIi:coErrc OF Tennessee.

This officer mas bccn appointed 10 the c"@-
.nand Of the Military Department Ct East Ten
nessce and Wcs:crn Virginia. as we learn from
the Knoxville ''leSisicr." Knoxville viii be
his quarters FOR ,i,Y present G.aera! Zoi!i.
Golfer is well knowH as onv % Ttunessse's
mos: brave and innaecla! Sons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
Captain NJ. /. Shumaker.

Tho conduc. OF this officer in the retreat Of
Glrnsts's command, is the theme Of general
admiration in the Northwestern army. His
bl,is:y did all, ard more than all that was cx-
psctcd Of it in the hour Of peril. At Cheat
river he rallied his men with extraordinary
~qu:c&uess, from the confusion into which they
we're thrown by the furious assault Of the
enemy, aud made sad havoc in their ranks by
his rapid and we'll directed fire. Ills general
bearing as an officer has made the most Iavor'
sole Impression on all who have come in CON-
tao. with him. An officer from a Southern
State, who has been an observer of his move
nea;s for The last few weeks, expresses the
opinion, that Capt %Shumaker. needs nothing
but the opportunity to gain the highest attain
ao.c distinction as nm artillery officer.
Capt. Shunaker is 4 resident of Pittsylvania,
from which county his company is made ur.