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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-19
1910 GRAFENBERs -.
Family Indebtedness 8 7
RETAIL PRICE.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, 7 umbull county, o., March Z, 1857.
thereby certify that have been dealing In the Graf.
that have never offered any medicines TO the bubble
that have met with the decided appreciation OF the
people IKE these, part culary the Pills and Catholcon.
for them have sold about fifty bottles of the Cath
olcon the past season, and hear the best results In
every case. j. II. o. JOHNSON, Medical Agent
Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the raerenberg med
icines. DIR. H. is physician OF extensive practice and
one of the most successful In the county tTrunbul
In which he resides. .r . .. ..... i. .f
This certifes that have used the G afenberg Pills
and Marshalls Catholicon, sold here by ]. H. O. john
son, In my practice TO my entire satisfaction. They
are good medicines" DR. G. w, BUSHNELL. =.
Hartford, Trumbun Co., o. March 7, 1857.
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AYERS Of HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO.

Law b ~ o al r
aof t Gt hcly h
of as h hp uon of h county
viii a r. from w fir st
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-19
Special School House Levies

OnD Township mno
nbd
O s1 o
a No. dollar
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gIrs., Aooia.re. I.a-eA., re-.

DaowSED Wills BIrsIyo --PRIScIs Nc
CAus, boy, IA years Of age was dro En,d on
Tuesday evening, willis bathing at the foot Of
East 3Oth street. Toe body was recovered
and taken 10 tn" residence of his parsnts, No.
SOL Third Avsue, where Coroner JAcKMAs
tsld an inquest upon 1t.
FSUSD DxAD.-JoHs WILLIAMS, a sailor,
was found dead yesterday morning, at his
boarding house No. % Monroe street. He had
been '.y't:, hat stst.n 81 sG e.: .E BIgs.
way 10 years OF age. Inquest today.
JoHs HhsHr SNrrH, a German, % years
q 'g', was found lying dead yestsfdsy morn.
ing In wagon in Ceusby strsst, near Soriug
street. His body was taken TO the I4th Ward
station House whore an inquest will be b.ld
upon II. Deceased was Of vary inten D. rate
habits.
eVppEs DEAIHs.-An unknown WON an was
yesterday found lying upon the pavement c ~.
n'r Of Jane and Greanwieh streets, In a s,s,. %
issendbility. Shs wa, taken to the 9th w I'd
Station House, where shs died.
SUSAN 0'HARA was taken udi,nlv III VIA
tsrday, at No zi2 East 18th street, and was
conveyed to Bsllsvus Hospital, wh.re At . soon
died An Inquest In each case will DO held 10
day.
FousD DfovsKD.-Ths body Of an unknown
man was fou1d yesterday near Pier No II, N.
X. Deceased had some papers an a msmorAn.
DUN book also, a card Ia bis pocket b.a-irr
the address, Of &c BKiG H., cara Of Mr. ERSkH
rAIscH, No. 70 william strest." He was
Renieely dressed. CoroIsr JACIMAH ed an
IL quest upon ths body and a verdict Of "sup-
posed drowning" was rendered.
Sun SrRUoK-PEISR CosSKR, a hackmln,
was sun struck on Tuesday and died the I'll.
lowing day. He vas engaged In Mr.. LAMosr's
sugar refinery In West ljs h street, and leaves
a wife and three children. Inquest to-day.
Boy DRowaKD. WASH, IL y,ars
Of age, who lived at No. 81 Oak street, was
drowned yesterday, while bathing at the foot
of EAs. SD street. Body not recovered,
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oan f,u' '. 'uy 81 ,.i.s ,V a,y. ~.
S s y'ss'toay' WIN E""'n o"'e' " 'u'
W. MT .,,
The ty,f ere nal eonunt's V.so
larry Tho piles a. passage I.m "S'"in'nS'
to5' JOS r sas been nke pop'
1A . o. all t1res political pa'tiss
are in The a d ergagel In Az set W ca vas q
IN state Be,w..n the Union d smcc cas- .ud
Republicans there 70 only Q ststs haus 10 msks
uu1h dbtineI!on b,tveea hem. ss 10 h largely
sustain the war p'lcy q the Adminiatra,ton.
The B"ckitricgs Democrats aLo mako gesst
pTst,nsots but Gala that proaHou' log the war
tsrdsrs the pr,se'vat@n OF tie Union bopsle,4.
Trey tenn 70 favor the cams toley ,hs Bieha.
al A. MI ie'ra'i was pur uinR on ths accss-
sion 81 Mr. Ii. coin 10 power
kH. Sc s'cr Gwr made speech r,c,n'ly at
WInD, pit cipally en- q topic pIs nal TO bim-
self. be said that II was his asst political
rp,sch. He appears TO take little iniofss In
podties.
By way OF Los Angeles later ne ~ OF the par
~ Of Nce.sionis's including Gs' eral JoHssos
IA received. They w.rs las. heard Of In To
AGO, IN hi.ons, numbeting sh ut afty. S,v
Asa. gS. y e hoP Pay . ~, Wsi., p a,.a .D'
LI,ut HInI C.sTI.x a IN. Sixth Infantry u q
A. and n r, ArnsTrIp. a brothsr OF the Ma
ior.
yraN opnaon.
Tn. .,.su,, Colunbis arrived v..,.rd.x
From o., Sn ~, sSvac,s =, ~. % "a ny
40 -f0 h. ,r..,.,. Tns po,II.nJ iJr.,I,,.r
n The pa Julv' ,svs that the st.am., JnIi.
arrived last ,c,ni, . btiroisg s9s5 In gold dast
from ,hs N,z p,,esz min,s, A i. tor tr,m our
etrr,sprnd.rt cs,,d OrfIno pod ssvs atbst
tb, m,n.e are paripg rh.rev.r elsims ara fn,iv
on.n,d"
A. sn,,c,pst.d. thsr. has beon no s,,I.sae,orv
r,sult n, mn IN, N,z P,reez Couneii Al lar,
yay. II has b,,u In ,sssion three DAYS. II.
I, IT,. -. -, .,nnhnra - ..ic... -
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rae Extrn Pay NM.


Orr q the bsst ssta p.tssd 81 The sxtrs
s,ston II ocnr.ss was thshlll isore.sisg the
pay Of soldiers and ss,iors In the Unitsd Sstss
service. The ray Of The private soldier who
risks his life 10 the defense OF the Govsrnmsnt
ard institutions Of his eounry,h stu small
enough, bet the pSs.s, Of this bin will srtns
Joy 10 tie hearts of thousands, aud grsaiy adj
tb. CT vunm.nt IN Obtaining ali the mss that
Il may require to supprs,s the ie''llion
The increase Of pay Will enable volunteers
WHO hsv. families, or needy parents, TO make
b.,,.r psovisitn for their suppost aud W. trust
nn the wn Department will a. once make
srsrgsrsntsb by which portion Of the pay Of
the soldiers thsn bs r,tsrysd Tor tbs bsroat OF
their fauiliss. In the KngliSh army, toldisrs
having wives OF families sspsrSte1 from them,
ere rquiF,d 10 give pcrtitn OF their pay Tor
thsIf support, and the rule Ia mos, jadiclou'
ore. The GGve,nmstt hculd TAX, precautions
sgsitst the neisss,d pay being mais curse
rather than blessing 10 III, soldier, by esusi5
On u cisas o. dissipation asorg the imProvi-
cert ard tbeughtlss.
Tbs system Of r,Cr enth fun6s, under fa''
| gu,rsntssS Ihotld ALEC 10 sstsbished, that
even the soldier having no wits family or rels
tion dependent upon hi n, would be induced Q;
obliged to lay up scm,thisg Cor bis own futur'
| btn,iit.
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The ChSriss'on Hsrcsvy. Of the 81, s.ys that
II bias teen pruvolsd tsyond snduraz By
rssdipR IN es,t tain Vlrgitii papers MOI CON-
plAesnt and ara, uitoLs IN nsnIs on tue ,haru-
irg charity ana bsr violence OF IN ciaE.ns
snd taic ale Of Virginia towards inva .srs q
their sol, plu. ddrers Of tasir sstateA dessroy.
eIs Of their hon 20 snd hresif,S and psliutsrs
sonar at Redmond be incarcsrs'si and pat IN
uoLs. justice, htmatity and civil atiou
alike cry for the stern execution q rstfibuticu.
RioAmond, Aug. L. Mr., Rrroms, o. the
Enquirer, has iu.t rsiurtsd ncm Psfis. He
says the cause q toe s u bern Conisd.Sacy Il
locking up In France, AM sDtsrtLins 10 doabt
aeout its ultlmate recognition.
NortoIk, Jsiy 31.-Ths privat.sr Gordon
from Chail'stcn, Husdsy last capturrd and
osfri,d into HatisrAs Inlet the brig az G. livery
q bai gor y 18th . cargo OF molasssi; also the
,ehooner Professor. from CabA with cargo
tf mutt.
The privst,er Mariner has captured another
sch oD,r. Tue privateer York has captursd
the brig Martin, Of B)stos, with Q cargo Of
machinery.
L'usrIRe KY. August Tee Galveston
Meas, 81 thu 9th ult. says VIoAuRRt Ak
pr ss's the greatest friendship for the so1,h,
sad msa' to preserve p ace on the RIO Gran.
do frontier.
The Fiog lays N.uvo 7 con and z ,ttec a
have sectded iron Mexico, and Orlsza and
Nid'urii have made treaty to act together.
Ice cei ails sss u1annou iced.
The New o lesrs Picdtune. q the 4th inst
ecngratulAtes tho G nfsde acy on the Grim
insuons aga nst TIE .dsrsl army by the ,ue-
nails In the North, ana argues the sue ,sss Of
thu South acc Onnt OF mora uranimtty. It
Al,o ridieules the pres n, blockade, and think
England will put an end to II.
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Military News.

fiEsr REoINHNr OF wAsHIsdros RuI KS
- Inv n g'nent is nov quartersd at EasL Nes
iork ard IL rspd ly Ming its ranks, lh,
CON mar airs ofliosr Is Elk Captain II. MOORE,
late q the Eighth Regiment. Several com.
Psniss wiz 0s mustered into serves during
Ns~ RRoImSr OF FaKscn AND AMK-
RIcAs "A new regiment Of Zou ayeA
the majority OF whom are to be Frencsm N. n
row being gotten up In tn IS city by Col. LIosKL,
dEpinei II, formerly an officer Ia the Francb
army. branch recruiting Offices will be OPENED
In Bcston and Phia1slphia. Tue sadausrtara
are az NO.. &c Cedar sti Get. Two compal les are
s.rosdy enrolled. "''
ThE FRHMoHr REGIMENT. -Thrse COM
Pah"s OF the F.emont h Ainsnt, Cll. Ro,A.
havs btsn sSorn In, and are In auArtara AZ
Turtle Bay Brewery.
kAtIoNs FoR THE TRoors.-Thirty. nina
proposals for the furnishing Of ration, toitbs
ueops at this depot were received at the QIar
tsrmastefs offise ysstsrdas. No award WAS
made Gen ARrHUK taking until TO-DAY 10
eonAiesr the sever al proposals.. BIDS ranged
nom 30 to 40 cents per diem.
MulTKtED Our OF SKRv1cE.-Ths Fifth
hegtmsnL N. \. B n Col. SoHwARrzwrI-
nm, was mustered out Of service yestsfdsv
forenoon, on Brd straat. A m ajority OF ths
nan will 70 enlist In GTman volunteer regi
ments.
CAMERON Billie RKonENf.-Ths Canoron
kihss. Dol Bsres, have now SIX companies
sworn into the United States service. and
Rave gone into camp at Hudson City, New
jersey.
CAMERON LtoHT ISFASTAY.-Ths Cameron
Light Infantry, Col. CARR, went into c1mp
Yesterday on s atel land, not far from
QuArantiks landing.
INV YosK MouzrxD RIFLwnuS.-TbIs
regiment, under the command Of Colonel C. +.
DIcKEI, has been fully accepted, AID is ord~sd
to march for Washington Ia fourteen DAYS.
One hubdrd volunteers are wanted yet. The
headquarters are now In Broadway, No. $40,
aud smother recruiting offics Is opened Ia NIrth
william street. No, 8, uLdsr ths command Of
Captain nj 7. SKAwIssKI, Volunteers can
apply ut tho above places.
TEE ApDHRsoN ZouAvKs. WHY h,s not
thh regiment been called into active service
wosks aRtl II Vas inspected In 18th strast.
along with the GAribaldi Guard, Mozart, Tam
many, and otbsr regiments, which have snce
gone TO the seat Of action and was then 70
ported to be Almos, full. The men ought 10
have been under pay before this 90 that thoss
b avipg families could maks son provision for
them. Who Is at fault IN this natter
Tux HARRn LIoHr GUARD-CoL. ], M.
DAvnA This organization Ia progressing 6ns-
ly. 6yssal companies 20 Into camp today At
near Rye. Wsstshsstsr Co., having
% acres level ground, and cavalry driD, With
made for tents running streams. &c. Tia
riga mt Is ordered for Immediate sayics and
win lie mustered In BY companies. Two com
saiss ass already II Fort HouroA.
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CITY NEWS.

A PATHETIC SIoRr.-Two c'ihs daily Pa
pcs e yestyday describes seen, which oe
,u'i-o - 'ss usyor $ once, Gu Tatsday. A
p)or voiuntesr's wis, a. the story runs, came
&C. p'Ad for food Tor her iamishing childtsv.
She said her husband wss q number Of the
hndsr'on zousv's now encsnpsd at Rkus
lslnd; that che had lsf two hungry little
ores at hon locked up till hsr 70 ara, and
she Doe the third a pale, ptnehsd little crss-
ture Of ivo Summers sin her arms. She cam,
from the Blk ,senth wa'd, she said; and hsd
been 10 the 1rss,urors Of tho voluutssr Faud
for RELIEF but II had be,n refused because her
husband had notysi gon, into active service.
Whre Pleading her cause, the infant expired
In her arms Tho sy npstai,s Of the bystsnd.
err were touch d, ald afsw dollars ware raised
for hsr relief but Il seems that she was allow.
Cd to depart without her name OF r,sldsncs
being ascsltaiusd.
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Tee sAnls Rs mali.
rsIRsIsTrno WAR uIws.

kS,pend,Ace, 20, Aug The SAINTS Y.
mail a. q Carsoo City kxprsss arrived Ia the
city last night. bringing dstss from 5auts Rs
10 tho 22d sn6 Csrscn Cay to the " n uit,
BUsINEss.
Bujras 10 New Mexico vas still duIl Th,
crops looksa o. O. owing 10 the recent rsini.
srxls lHRyATsuo.
1h,rs vas . great dsl Of anxiety In Hsy
Mexico on sccount ID, threats u the Texas
10 cspturs the eoTsrnu ent properly. An
express from New NJ xco overlook 1000 sol
di.rs rstHrnisR 10 tbs . A'es IT Baet's 9 a Fort,
with OF dsrs TOR Oh IN - ts,u,n TO New Mexico.
II was feared the I, xsns vas going to cap
,urs tn, goy,rnmint forts In that Territory.
DRsxRrsRs.
Two Federal eli :rs, Capt. JoHI n. JAxEt
ana Ltsut. X G. GAsrLN sD. OF the 7.h Ia
fAptiy, had stssrtsd from tue Z liOu ST Vies,
a. F5rt FILLMORE, sut Io,-sd IL, Texans,
An IxPGUTED FIGHT.
By tire latest sceoatts, tee Texans bad al
tentl,d At Fort BIS Abolt 200 81. ong, with
. climber Of pi'es' q artillsty. Thor pick.
cts has approse u within 10 miles Of Fort
Fillmore AZ -hish ppiui thers srs 10 compsn.
les Of pg1lsr- % meet them A fsS eDs
previous, thee cVro paui's left the Fort To-
hesina 10 take eovL any ssesssion A.g N a,
a AZ o. f,uEd 6Satiog. As Tsxs. ..appos,,
AIizcLs, this may brn soou' CLIFTON.
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Oar Foreign zoe.

The LoEdcn Tines continues TO exhibit I'M
eimiministsa mAlignl'y toward tho Am vic .p
Union, ard loses No opportunity TO forward
the dark and bloody cause Il rsbslllon. 1t,
latest financial article VII Oh has reschs u.s. 1,
an elaborate effort 70 write down the American
loan, add 70 palliats the financial dIscrsdit OF
ths rsbs lion. The groH bias thus exhibited
In the very quarter where oandor and moor.
rupttbiiily arc absolutely essential TO 70.
sPsctaols Journal is enough 10 show that the
I,'nN IA zone too pure-though Il may b. 70,
rieh-tohsvs bSsn smplc Cd with the money o,
the Confederate agents in LOAdon, as miaor
pspsrs potofi0usly have been, Ito write up the
Southsrn sids" Cf the American controversy.
Ihs Times brings up stA'e rspudiAtion, in
order 10 impair con6csroe In our foreign loan
in advances. and labors long and ingsnloualy to
throw the brunt Of that disgrace upon the
horthsrn states, while II psllIatss the oHsne.s
OF The really rsPudIatiDg stAtss-Missiisippi
ArkAnaAs aud Florida and sven goes the length
OF pat;tag on the head JEFF. DAVE, the father
Ok hspudia'icn, with the indulgsnt remark
.aAa hs' 1T may be hoped, In his now position,
nes pecoGs snsibls Oh the fatal charaetar Of
.An Fart q DIS carter u Its igroraacs or men
dASify-n nAetsn not which. for the r,ekle.s-
asss Otto FAILS . statement is the most fragrant
KID OF fAis witnsss-is also 'qull TO the a.
ssrt'on that although Mr. JEFYHR41u DAyu
y nav hsqusntly sss'ilsd BY speaker at Wa.h.
iaston feS bis financial Antscsdsnts, thoss suts-
esdsnts were never, uhtu the outbreak Of SEGA.
doa, eitsd by Nationalist or Northsrnsra a,
disqaalt5 Ing him for the highest sfscs Of
Ststs."
Ths article winds up with an insiSious rs.
eonns.datioa not to be smbroiisd In our dini.
ouins ~ touching ether loan--wsll knowing
q eeufss. that no ens shiAka Of Listening 70 "A.
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Nav YoRK, Auousr Z, 1861 --Editor Sun
Please correct the statement In your paper
Of the 5h Inst, which states that, upon an
alarm OF hrs In the I'd district, on Fcid,y
evening last, Mr.. WIN JoIoK, Of Hook aud
Ladder Co. No. 2. was run over and killed by
Epsirs Co. No. 90, and that Engine Co N.
33 came along immediately Afterwards aud
ran ever bin again, which ststen,nt 10 utterly
falfe, ~ far a. Engine Co. SO Is concsrnsd. So
far FRI m being trus, . mepbsr OF 80 who wss
running up 10 catch our engine, was the first
Ierson to pick uo Me JoYok. Your artiel,
also intimatss that Mr.. WIN MoGIvnEY o
nenbsr OF this compsny, who wa, rua over
the same night was riding on 80 engine which
was not the case, as Mr.. Mc3IvNkI had the
tongue Of our engine, whom he ttipSed up and
fell under the engine.
PIrAR MIsrEEsos, Fore man 80.
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Maine Rep. bs... sss,s Co.veat,..

ApeEsiq Me- Aw The Rstu olican State
Convert lion was large aud sntbusiastic, being
represented by aboat 200 DELEGATES. tsRARI.
WMuBuhsk, Jr Was una1iuoasIy nominated
for Governor.
The resolu ior g declare tn the war hA, bo,n
fercsd upon the nor h, and is ROW wsged with.
out sny desire for tubjugsting or conquest,
but TO mainisin the supiemacy Of the lava,
and preserve ne dignity aud equality Of the
several states ard hat ~hsn this objest IL
acconpM he'd tue war should cease oorss
Mr.. WAsBBURNE, and declAts their condolences
IN the army and nation.
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Fortress konroe, Aug. 6.-0sn. BUrLHR 70
turned to Old Point this morning Rothipe
has spin Isn'e..d as to ei. r:%sSq , .al
ps,imsLtirg with Ho.chkis shells.
HAMPTON 10 Bs Rs-oooupIKp.
Hampton will DO 70 occupied en- the arrival
Of the frat regir ant from the north.
TIN sAsK.
The crew OF the bark Linwood, OF New York.
~ In lumber, have jast arrived on TIE Quaker
Chy. The bGk WA wrecked of Cane Hattsraa
ano the crew picked up or C'ps Henry.
PAWS FRsM NORTH CARoLIaA,
The Quaker City picked up thi, morninR
Fear the CarsS, a tmSll boat containing ten
chip maste and team,n. who had escaped
from Fort Oregon, North CarolinA rhsy Give
some Startling irtsllR,ncs Of the doings Of the
North Ca olinA ceast. At Hattsrss Toilet
there are t.ies steamsIs and q pilot boat pri.
vatesrirg. One Ct thtm, ths SC rdon," ruu the
blockade al Charleston, ten days ago, since
wblch tims she has captured the brig VIM. ri.
mcuilvery q Bargor, from C.rdsnaA with
molAsess snd the schooner Protector from
Cuba, with frait.
FAMEs or TIKI PnvArKEBs.
The names u the priyatesrs arc the Gordon.
tie Coffee, side wheel stssmer, formerly run.
Lipg betwssn Old Point and Norfolk, the stea n
or Marion, formerly Norfolk pilot boat. Al
OF Them are armed with rified cannon, Those
from Norfolk were taken down the canal 10
AlbsnArls Sound. NsWburn, N. c., Is thu
headquarters Of thsss pirates.
REBEL oU1 BoArs.
Ten gunboats Arsbsipg c Elected and m ,untsd
AZ Norfolk, to be taken do wn the canal. Crews
Tor them are being shipped at Nswburn.
A rokrI.ASD Back CAPTURED.
The bark Clan, Of Portland, with Govern,
ment coal was captured . weak ago and taken
into Beaufort, N. Q.
IBK BLOCKADE NOT REQ ARpEp
The refugees STATE that the Confsdarat.s
scarcely regsrd the coast blockade at ali. ard
consider the Quaker CITY the only vessel doing
any efficient serVics sgsinst them.
IDLE QUE BOATS.
During al this time several gan boA.a hav.
been quietly anchored at Old Point
PhIzss TAKEH ri THE W. BLsH.
Tho fIiGats Wabash has arrived from of
Charlston for coal and water, having bean
relieved BY the Roanoke 6ha iscapiufed the
schooner Mary Alice Of New York, which bad
bean taken by the piratieal schooner Dixie
! ne prize crew are now pIisonGs on the Wa
easn' Shs also took the brig Sarah 8 ar bound
from Wilmington 70 Liverpool with turpsn
uns and rosin, and sailing under Enghsh coiors.
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Battle In Missouri.
TIE REBELS ROUTED.

Spri.ofsid, August IA bsltis occurred
tossy - Dag ePrirg 10 nile s.sss q hs
Eros, and he r.bsl troops undsr Bsu Nc
Cvr1ouoH. In which q the former we're
killed snc 30 wounded, and 70 u the httsf
III led and Al wounded.
Gss:..s,,I,.Ts5. ..,Sk 30 stand of srns aad "
horses sbd wagons
A GALLANT cHiBoE.
A troop Of United States Cavalry. s7e
strong, nsds q chsfss upon q body OF Rsb..
1, fsntry, ss.d 70 have been 1000 strong, cat.
ting thsir way through and routing then with
. lcra o. only Eve men. The charge was .
moe, Gallant and terrible ous tsvsrL rsbsis
tsif n found with their heads clover entirely
througb. The enemy rtirsd during the nisht
and G1Sal Lros tel poss,s;iOn Of ths 9ls
Ful rHxR PARTICULARS.
81 Lows, duetut Con Tbprsd.y new
rescued hers that the enemy were adysncinl:
on % In thres column ., with = fores Lunbsf-
Ing twenty thousand men. Gen. Lros irnws-
Md is,sly Get cut 20 meet thsm with tie Good
and Thra Missouri rsRim'n's IRON tbs city,
the Fourth ard second Kansas regiments, and
the First Iowa regiment; also With two :
three companies a regulsr infsntry and tro
or tire ccmpsn'e. Of r'gulsr cavalry RON
/ Camp MCCLELLAN. AboIt twelve miiss vss'
| ~ h,fe Gen LIor sneamped that evening" or
| JJrel Geek, and on Friday sdvsrc 10 Due
| Sptirep. about ni.stssn miles fouth wet q
tp;inl field, when be Oh sin'd intelligence {
th< sIeoy.
| A fight iotk place between four aud six
o'elo,k that afternoon. A party Of two bur
| drtd al nd seventy OF Gen. LYoB's cavalry. o.
| ptesiopsiy reported, w'rs crossing . ridge {
high land partially 'n:lossd on the east bI
valley, and whom dsseeniirR tho hill Gaze
uSns large force OF the ensmJt rfAntg
variously at,ms;ed Al from two thoBS d q
tor thrusc d, ard being unsbls to retrss, the.
thugsd and cut their way through with tn
Ice q Only Eve mes. TEE lieutenant com
MAJ dig the cavalry ives Killed Ana KILN.
tight Of the reb,ls Mtautins ihs sisry Ap
T,sr,d In la'gs numbers moving AonR %
valley but they w,rs put 10 fight ty orr Mtu
l.fy Oar infantry was rot engaged. III
!. bols ntrsattd fouthward 10 q plsos cell Nc
CulleuPh's ttas, on the Fay st.vills road,
AsoTHER BAIT. sxPAc1KD.
Gen LYoS Is said 10 b, strongly sptrsnche-
IN eIoss proximity to the enemy, AID anoths
battle II ex 2,ctsd to lake plios.
IvMois or Az ATTACK on IT. LOUIS
| Itk raid that .tsrs I. a bod q ~ thous,n
men ,hiity mile wst ~ US who rrs oomip,
| co &c attack us during the absrpcs OF Gspers
| lTor. We bsve here ", companies II to
| Thirc Regiment Missouri v,luntess Abou
ssv,n or eight bundr,d Home Guards from "a
surrounding oountiss, and two pisoss q srtu
lsry.
| 1uE oTIY TO III rErn DED.
While I write this report two ccppspLss
Home Guards bave gone cat 90 rsoonnoi'rs f.
the enemy from the W,st We are waiting "a
them With cor ndsnt hearts ard strerE arm
determined that ihs sr amy shall rot Take u
| tosn without bloody ktruo gla
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Psaadsipkia. lpo 7--1hs following are
ssms, o. Is c.svsof shs plssss SUP fsit.l,
brought hsr,i Capt WV. PssRr, q South
Caro- Ina, (,nf not 0nrxsHAw - Il f1t ste.
t..l usst R N BA.var q =; 9 and
Nearly Ell The crew are Ifishmsn, who stated
that thsy we're out Of work. Tbs Ia wr.ucs
vas a. ably tsrssead- The cr,w we're bssvily
iIonsd. They vsfs iojg.d 70 might In hoys-
mspdsg prison.
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LEGAL RxrORxs-wRDNKsDAY.
Oeuri Of General sessisTs.

~SAs hNeOAuoE hOFHhAhs
A youpg Cuban, RAymon Cabrera, who
plead guilty Of grand laro,ny this morning.
Was Ssntar e,d to the Sta.s Prison for ter m
Of three yesrs. He was caught q short tine
ago In the act Of ranAacking q room In the
New York hotsl.
Robert sheppard. alias John Mullen, on .
charge Of rape, all, god to have bten commit
tad on julia Ann Groghsgan, q little girl OF
even wars OF age, plead guilty Of an ASA uIt,
which plea wss taken, and he was sent 10 the
Pspi,sntiaJy fer one year.
wesley Miller wss sent to the Psnitsrtiary
for one year, for an attempt to commit grand
LARCENY.
Charles Kull Plead guilty. Of grand larceny,
and eight mohths.
MichIel johnson was tried for an assault
With int.pt TO kill, and was cInYlStsd Of an
aSsault. Sentence was dsfared.
The gIAnd jury prsssntsd q batch Of new
irdieimsnts and qdits numbsr Of prisoners
were srraignsd. .. 8. =. I'D. /.