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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

--vtstion Il DR.. G. ". Carrey We yes
visited TIE hospital foE sick soldiers
IAYidss by a number Of southern ladies who
are mothers, residing in The city and vicinity.
The second story Of the third house from the
corner Of Union street, % Second, we found
filed WITH beds; nurses were in attendance,
and-ssveral Of the lads managers were present
ready to administer their kind Offices to the
suffering. Eestnsss, order, and eonvenienee
characterized the arrangements, where every
thiBg is dons THAI can be done to compensate
to those who fsll sick IN the service Of their
country, Tor the absence Of sisters, wives and
mpthsrs. T~wsnty-foar beds will be readyin
s.kay or two, ard in emergency twice that
number Of patients can Be attended to.
There we're but two patients under Treatment
when we called; fourteen were receiving as
sistsnce two or three days ago. Kind atten-
Hon and good dieting, which the ladies sup
piled with hbcraDty and zeal, proved sufficient
Cor an but two Ct them. The patients have
not only medical attendance supplied, but their
food. DR.. Curry is The surgeon and be gives
IAe aEahANFn ElnNaAANA1ils AnN ANAA1e -
nurses, and fortunate is be who falls into
such kind bands. Benevolent and patriotic
f6siss who have not already connected hem
selves with Ibis institution should doso. Aid
IN nursing and other ways will be required.
Among those now acting as managers, we OBJ
serve S, C. Law, president, Mary Pope, sec
Rotary; Medames DE-. sbsnks, A. K. Taylor,
KIRK, DOYLE, Williamson, eresnlaw, Unthank,
T. Allen, s.oyall, Or. Sale, Fowler, Vernon,
Patrick, hubert, Griffin, Dow, w. B. Miller,
Doaaldson, San Tate and Wright.
FoR soIDIERs ONLv.-We mention 10 an
olher place that a sick boatman was taken to
tie hospital for soldiers in the care Of the
Southern Mothers Association. We are de-
sired to cali attention to the fact that this in
situation is for sick soldiers only 10 them ev-
cry aid will be rendered and none will be re-
fused admission. When strangers are taken
sick the STATE or city hospital Is open for them
and there they Should be taken. an The
means OF the Association are for soldiers and
contributed for them only.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

HUEcH.- handsome struc-
ier Of Linden and MulberTy
fer advanced that worship has
The basement for two or three
.c -. J. Bsr5se VIII preach a
r5Prista to the day, at II o'clock
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&samsr aarAsts.


fef heien4 aad s.. trancis Alfer-
THE faEey little steamer CARL T. D. -
i Ball MASTER, baviug unlt-41ne Thor $500
9ugh repair and r~1uplefeiT fenavarad. ~ @
leave 90 D i4th lnst aE2F NJ Or Erarna
aod 81. Fraugis river, touch ng a. al vas ia7fiErs.
fsr freight or passage apply 90 ba1rd. - Re-
jei3-it ELLlOIl 8 VIEs0S. Agents.
For Kew Oasazs
I'VE spleudid rssseussr paczet RaIsCE r.
Il OF WALES, L1dwIckr master, iearns Le
zs a51ve FRIDAY Junsi4 a-6P- n. ~
Yer fr8isht o. passage appfr 90
THOS. L. WILLIAMS & CO., Ascltf,
lsls-2t 70 3 Howard u5T.
For New Orleans.
THE uiendid pas eussr plke J. p. ~
4 BAH9OAD. !. PITS u--tar. VIII Lr
lslys q shove Or sATURDAIs Ism ias @
ats 81.
E1r helgLt or passage au0iV 90
THOs. a.. WILLIAMS s Co Asesa,
For Ecu Orleans.
TIVE sgle-did PASSENGER packet Lorfg- 49,
A VLLs cem5s uas.- shi ier7s
ior lelslt Or pasaTe appiy 90 board. or 90
ELLIOTT q VINscE Arests,
aEAa-A Gamer Proc rHHr aE1 lral rll a-re.tr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

T REGRE rzeFsdngy TO b. Compelled 10 say q few
roris Ta cissg % ry baarflrs. Tie lrst sre
nose uhoL g pay promptly i o. impds .bis for ne
o. Earr uD @r.ut rQnpt pafmelt. The other class
rre those Who e Naslenef vita iher fare, aud the
raies and reeUisss o. 81 heuae Ibeiere no pro-
urs etor has a rtFnti o be- .aes ard N3ss yho are dis
sausfsd ssre ue risat auf rlvilege 90 leave. when
bore lhis aotrs Wiz sun e. very respao.hly.
D co EMEgL.
isls2m P~rapeiet1r Gsvoo Honse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

bJ.O. Eicly, CLERK OF -le county court OF Predict
county In re STATE Aforesaid, DO hereby certify that j
r.. Brown. before whom tha foregoing sfdGvit was
made, is a Justice Of the Peace ia AID tor said county
cry commissioned and sworn. and that TO an his acts
az sue1i tuA falth and credid are due and OF riEth ought
% be given as wen " courts Of justice as thsre0ut.
In testimony whereof, J have he-eunto sabscribeieG
my n1me, and fixed The seal u said county, this 11th
Gag OF Fslru1rE 1851 and IN lie S5ih year Of ;he COM
mlnNeaHn !. EIELY, C. O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

Do y0u want yOar delicate, sicEy, gmy chiirsa 70 Be
healthy. sirens and ro1a1 4-thsn give them LCLeau's
srsns1hsning Cordial Geo the dlrscicrs on esca bot
gel b. IS delicious 90 take.
ono tlbles1l1liU taken erlT morning Ezzinz, = @
sure preventive ssaln=t DhlIa aui Fever, IeE1u EeFgr,
CL5lsrs, or any p-agetlilE disease.
CAuTI0H-beWere O. DRUGGISTS or ee1'ers vie nay
try % Pafm upu yua Atlsu7 at Bttersor GEgEreraIa,
which they can uuT cheap, By Saying &c ls Juzr rs 1a-
There are even mel base suauEl 70 steal part o. nv
nous pirates snd their v-ilaluJu- compounds. Ask hr
Dr.. J. 4 HcLeal's 8-FCLg.lCllng Coldial and Blood
Purider. Take Eothtug else. Et Is the only remedy
that EiI purity the blood thg1uz1i5. and a. 1a sas
time strengthen and i~nvigssts tha wh1lc organization
Il Is put up IN large btucc-8 per Bottle Or sin boz
Ties Tor s..
Dr. =. II. MCLEAN, Sole Pr0prirtCr-
Corner Ehird md Pine streets, St. L9uls5 No
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
B0HLEE, WILSON s. Co.,
Wholesale AID Eeetess Dealers
ICE,
356 Main street,
WATER STREET, NEAR FOOT CT JEFF
PERSON STREET
FIectIon Notice-

And Real street, near SJlth Memphis Narte4.
A large supply OF ICE on hali. steamboass hrnishs
ed. AMI city snd country orders promptly ATTENDED 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

a man named joan Alexander
f.fors Eh.mFe 7Hi yusseniaE
sasrs,t via having fired uPon De oWnar Of z
louise IN toe negro quarters 81 Which he was
foEnd on Tuesday night, VII Intent 10 XII
hin. A porsrai. Of bin was found in possess
si5n Of sbs sarszB- gil Of tie hoase 30 which
he had c0ncsabd hintel-hs was consisted
for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

AANAANa EaAalFf
J Rob- 3. Wolfe, Notary Public IN aud for The cIurty
Ei5resaid 10 hereby esraty Cha. I have szaminst asd
onp1r1 with The foregoing statement. te bonds,
cerllcatas ci s-5-s, m0rca-es, eIc.. 5-e,oUFiuE % the
Insurance company ut me valley Of virgins, eEd dld
them to CORE pond herewith And co farther GER
uiy1 iaat l= value aMzcd 10 each IS correct, SO far as /
an aoe p deer EIaa from ltat1c5 and ether reliable
sources OF inferne.on, and th-s Che MORTGAGES axe on
property OF double the va,uo 81 ths ds5is secured
Thereby.
testimony Wh7raots have bereulto Subscribed my
came. 300 affixed ny uo--rl2l seal. Al ths town Of Win
chester, Va, February Ifth, 1851.
RJBr. q. WOLFE, Notary Pu5lic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

Ter WEarGnasgeF.
We are authorized g. announces ". c. ANDERSON
AS A c~snfifate for the oncs 81 W-harfmaster, az as on
erinr alr-tien- g0n June ur4l-tcs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

AERIVE. DEPART.
siaaa A. M-s..- ltep =.
rmnr-sfrr- 40 p. msasfr NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

EUpTIAL-LaH Taning, at the FIRST Memo
Isl earrah BIZ % asv. C. a. Davis. our pop
ular friend Allies Morgan, ticket agent Of
the Cnarlsston rai pad, was united in mar
rage 70 Mrs. Kate BoWsrs. Whers honor and
tried integrity ds aguish Tie gentleman, and
Tie even beauty q he lady is eclisssd By ter
kindly and amisbh Qualities, wishes for hap
pipsss assume tha form Of confident nticiPa-
tlons. MAY ties .imsnts that sparkle tn Joy
!. tbsr union Or sympathy IN diaiealty,
consolation in so w sud secure many years
n cheerful enioFasnt in domestic lie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

we are aut1eriaed 10 announce the uame ef JOE
NHWsOA as candidate tyr the ohiss 81 Oolestor Or ~
Taxes Ola PrivilUses, a. the approaohine Anhle-psi siso
tion. ml5-M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

We ere authorised o. announce JOHN MAeriN IS
o~sudidaie for Hsyor, 81 the ensuing June election
ia9-ies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

We are auihorlgsl Do eunousee R. B.. BAucH IS
~cladlizte for reelection 60 she orlce Of Mayor OF INC
o. Memahis at ueJule cierien. 1e5-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

New xork Market BY Telegraph.
NEw TeRg Inne 70 -lsiioh is qlist at lsAe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

TsF EArcuE soLBIEas-Military dis
r,s,s are uoa = frequent that it is dimeuit
for easseial sttsnf6a 20 be Attracted but yes
t.rssr tire Adams troop which cam Up on
ne Na-u Kssas h1n Natchsz to enter into The
,.-,i,s # Tsnnsssse became "o5ssrvsd Of al
obs.ryers.v me msn are well made, fne
lootinr fsliows-ab TIE ladies' say, and thsy
s,s ,B5gss-tdsir hozses were bsantifui AMI
IA tbsir uniforus 10 admirable taste, and
tb.fr arms and appeintusnts excellent Iaey
wsr. escorted to their quarters At The Fair
Grounds By t. Memphis Independent ORA
IONS. under the eanmsnd Of Caps Melon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
Collector Of PriviIeget.

AT the solicitation Of friends. = consent % place M
uame before ne citizens o. Menphis - 8 candidate fgi
Mayor, ct The June eie=tioa.
nrT aRhN FAAh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

--e A. -fIlf e4IlE4a1
- ~ mvs,-.s. u~s5smRanor
49, snsad wss
W ctaraadFer ~
-fss - dsehsrss,
~.ts RENAMED to JAZZ Csss g
ys.s ct. Is Fhich applications are n@oe % ~
~. fsss s1afcrf acfss incurred daTiHg ias-
80 % on Friday also auarpis-
.s.meanor cases. On Monday 9e
'ioDs essss zil be taken uP Persnf-
misas ~. court is adJouFrsd to-day ana
n' ~.inss white, ter an alles p .rue-
~ Mississippi raiirsa st Tor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

FOR WllaFfE1aster.
TOBIAS WOLFE is a c~zrailzte for Wharfnaster.
Election sefh June. mrlt--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

VIZ are authorized 70 announce s. A, AoQAhl as q
candidate fr Resordsr q The ensuing election 70 duaa.
mrfTraa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

JOIN Il. BOWEN b. a candidate fr reelection 70
the omce 81 Tsx.Couccior. Election on The s1ih Of
-. mr9s-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

New Orleans Markets By Telegraph.
WV oELEASs, June I2,---In cotton there is scne
lttis hsaisg fof Misunderstanding, bur 10 sales. -Four
~sa. PIX 25a2se.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

Il. C. spalding. Esg-:
I wish for some circulars or large shov bills, 20 brlug
your Cephalic Pills more particularly before my custom
ers. II you have anything Of the kiad, please send TO
ne.
one Of my customers, uha Is Enhjset e. covers EEk
Headachs fusually lasting two aysl, iUc7 cured Of az
attack IN osc houT by goD Pls which / sent nor.
Respectfully y05rs5
II B ElLEua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

DrrvwrD Ov&.-The Cuba Glarda, from
-. - sbio< 80 have been eneemPed 81
= rounds. 81 left tie city BY rail
.v..inr. adNbeu a the depot wait
,,so The Is an officer arrested one
uata Hsrrison M~sgiauis,
the Ia q BEL aboFsa-hsL ms .
z.asseianls.A short tine ago, stole a
-rbboriood 81 Cuba, brought i
solhis ely, and 1esi sAlli -Do-1s
reeeiviHg fbirty-trot ar ana Z nan
difference ia Fslns acts ai@-'
BIZ comrades De- hsl
wsre seized aiih ioa aaa toi' %
nniform from hisb4ks net
msnt mat, but FOR e. iatiier q ~
EN- be would prctably h1Fe sa -
~ .r.lt He & sin uu6todr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

w are arlhonzes 70 snnouncs BEN G. GARRETT
asacand dave for reelection % TIE once cf tllef or 70
lice az The eectiou in Jrae nert- urlte%
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

JOHN D. ADAEs, Progrlssr,
or uAEE -AD. A-ar-.
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s7rucs crtek, Haut.ngtoa county, Penn,(
January IS, 1881.
q. O.. ~spsiding.
Cir:
You will please send me two boxes o. yoar Ce-h1Iic
Pills. Send them immediately.
kcslectuly yours.
john 3 sIEQEs.
P. s.-Thave used one boH Of your Pills, cd fHd
saem e~zccleat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-29
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1851.

WASHINGTON August Is, 1851.
RUMoRs AFLoKT AT THE CAPITAL.
To-day has been day Of rumors. All day long the
populace have been standing upon the side
walks and grouped upon the house tops, with
hand to ear, listening for the sounds Of the conflict
that expected to take place In the vicinity Of Bays
Gross Roads, Every horse kick in the stable was CON
strued into the report Of and every carpenters
hammer upon board supposed be the booming of
big But all had confidence In General Mcclellan
and the whole city rested easy under the impression that
under his command all is right. And there reason
Tor apprehension There doubt that the rebel forces
are in close and threatening proximity to our
hnes. In addition to the Entertainments they
have erected Mason's HILL and the battery
they have erected q. Barcrofts Mil, on
che Columbia turnpike, between aleys Cross Roads and
henton's tavern. They set up battery Mason'g Hill
on the Leesburg pike, and also tho high ground
between the Leeshurg pike and Hunting creek both OF
which command Baiey's Cross Roads.
Our pickets have had several engagements with the
enemy during last night and to-day between Bals Cross
Roads aud Baleys Cross Roads The rebel advance is
said to be within an eighth OF milo of Ba's Cross
Roads, mile and three-quarters from our works
on Arlington Heights, and two miles and hair
from the Virginia end Of the Georgetown Aqueduct.
They held these positions during the nigh. only and TO-
cay retired behind their batteries.
II ID said that two Of picket guard distance
from the Chain Bridge killed last night and that
ole Of Captan McGareys company Of cavalry Is moving
b ID re has been no further engagement to-day.
Yesterday afternoon Colonel Holman, with Captain
Ding eys company Of the Twenty third New York reg
went to Balls Cross Roads support our picket
guards a, that point They were met bya regiment 90
the rebels. Some thirty rounds exchanged before
our retired. Carroll, Of Fmira Of the Twenty third
Wv York regiment was killed and other of the
same company was slightly wounded.
That the rebels mischief is unmis taxable They
calno hep it, They have nothing in Virginia supper,
shem They have eaten everything out They have
tsvied contributions farmers, and in such
desperate strait that they make fight retreat.
This is the whole Of the rebel movements They
are Obliged to attack Washington disband their forces
The people of Washington do fear their attack and
e Union forces across the river are eager for oppor
tunity to PROVE that General Mcclellan s general who
understands what he Is doing
The skirmisbng upon line To-day in the estimation
Of army ofacers, amounted TO nothing was only the
faint mute Ing Of the storm that is 10 come.
The rebels approached within two and half mnos %
ths virginia end Of the Georgetown acqueduc day ana
wantopy Cred into the house of Captain Geary who il
commanding Union cavalry company about two and a
hall miles from the acqreduct, on the Virginia side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-29
SENATOR WILSON COMMISSIONED TO RAISE
,...' REGIMENT.

BOSTON, August 28, 1861.
Senator Wilson has been commissioned TO organize
regiment Of infantry with battery Of artillery land
company Of sharp shooters attached Lieutenan, Paine
Of the United states Army as been appointed Lieutenant
Colonel, and r. sanderson OF the Sanitary Commissions
Quirtermastcr. Senator Wilson ia his call asks
the loyal young men Of Massachusetts, who
fully comprehend the magnitude Of this contest
for the unity and existence Of the republic
and the preservation Of democratic institutions IN An.e
rca to inscrbe their upon the rolls Of his rep
ment TO eave their homes and their loved ones and fol-
low our flag to the feld there for the country to do
soiders duty share soldiers fare, aud, If need be- Oil
soldiers grave. Mr. Wilson will hold his commission a
Colonel from the State which will not present nterfer
with his Senatorial duties.
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MORE SEIZURES OF THE NEW YORK DAILY
NEWS

ALBANY, August %, 1861.
Deputy United States Marshal Burt this evening seized
package containing 100 copies Of the New York Nes,
which, he was notified, was in the American Express
Office in this city. They brought here by shearS
Newspaper Express and transferred to the American Ex
press Company The size Of the package and the direc
ton, R Guner LOUISVILLE, excited suspicion and an
examination showed the contents TO be stated Col r.
L. Johnson the agent Of the Express Company, therefore
detained the package and notified Mr. Burt the Deputy
Marshal, who holds them subject TO instructions
from Marshal Murray, Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-29
ANOTHER SLIGHT CHANGE IN THE SOUTH
ERE PROGRAMME

- [FIOm the Melnphs AvalancT0, August q
The conviction is becoming general throng honi III
South that the war only be ended by caFTyug 1t nt
the North The Northern abo,ousts viii have u b,
scourged into good behavior The this shall b.
done The better. All tho mighty energies ani
Of the sou, should be put forth to sh the No Il
era conspiracy against her The bolnbardine,t ~ fs
Northern cities would bring enemies to thc
Philadelphia and Cincinnati present conycnisn. uoiny
attack. Maryland and Kentucky, We have good rots 81
believe. wiifsoon be with us when tnse rbouio u.s.
Shoutl q. c'sn the spccisI attention Of the ~
eTs OF $50. l,.tr. ,r-oppc
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SUPPRESSION OF SECESSION IN CONNEC
TICUT
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, August Q,

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, August 2s, 1861.
The Sheriff Of this county went to Chestnut Hill, Eve
miles north Of Bridgeport, today, and took down
cesscu flag. new law Of this state authorizes the
constable Of any town, the sheriff OF any county ~
take down reasonable flags and the thereof are
liable to rot less than thirty days Imprisonment or fne
Of net less than $780, Prudential committees are being
formed throughout this State to sqaelch rebellion.
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The Steamship Persia,
Nacllod & Rullne.

The steamship Persia will call OIL Cape Race, weather
permitting, on her way to Liverpool She will probably
pass about midnight Oh Saturday next. Captain ludkns
viii be happy 10 take charge Of any dispatches which
may lie forwar ell through the agency OF Mr., George
siokcr No. 145 broadway, Friday and fore
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IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRrREss Moypov August 27 1s61

FORTRESS MONRoE, August q, 1861
Another Nag OF truce from Norfolk this morning
to inquire after that which yesterday and was de-
tanned till four O'Clock p. NJ to-day.
The twenty-three released prisoners and nine ladies
sent to Norfolk Our naval expedition having doubt
less reached Its destination further detention was nc
cessary The flag of truce brought down Captain Husscy
and crew Of the ship A. B. Thompson Of Brunswick Me-
captured May O. OF Savannah bar and taken into Beau
fort, South Carolina by tho pYivateer Lady Davis.
Two ladies from Norfolk say that the rebels have lately
assembled In largo force sewas Point anticipating
an attack from Old Point.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, NINETEENTH EN-
ROUTE FOR TIE SEAT OF WAR.
BosreN, August IS. 1861.

Bosr0N, August Is, 1851
The Massachusetts, Nineteenth regiment Colonel Edward
W Kinks, eft for the seat Of war at seven O'Clock to-
night by the Fall River route 1t will rank as one of the
best regiments raised in the state.
Tho First Massachusetts Light Battery rate Cook 81
has been fully recruited and will be ready to re-
enter The service for three years
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THE REPORT RESPECTING THE PRIvATEER
SUMTER.


Captain hcDougal, Of the British ship Forward, now
states that he in reporting the priyaloer
Sumter of Cape Antonio The vessel was the United
states steamer Crusader.
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stoopY BATTLE At svMMERsvIllE, VA.

CINCINNATI, August 20, 1891.
Ihs following an the particulars that we can lear
< the battle at summersvAle the 2eth which appears
70 have been bloody affair.
The Seventh Ohio regiment, Colonel Tyler was sur
rounded whileat breakfast, and attacked both tanks
md In the front simultaneously Our men Immediately
Sermed for battle and fought bravely, while they
saw but little chance Of success, the enemy
growing too powerful, Colonel Tyler sent for.
ward to the baggage rain, which coming up three
three miles distant, and turned # back towards auev
Bridge, which place It reached In safety Companies
and suffered most severely They particularly were
She hottest Of the Aght and finally fought their way
through fearful odds, making dreadful havoc in the
snemy's forces.
The rebel force consisted Of three thousand infantry
four hundred cavalry and ten guns. The Union forces
scattered after cutting their way through. but form
ID again and fred but received reply pursuit from
The enemy.
Our loss is not yet definitely ascertained Not over
80 missing out Of 900 engaged. The rebel loss
fearful Lieut. Colonel Creighton captured the enemys
oolors and two prisoners
The following Is list Of the officers known To DO
KILLED.
Captain Dyer, Company D, Of gainesville
captain shurtleF, Company c, Of Oberlin.
Captain Sterling, Company
Adjutant Deforest, Of Cleveland.
lieutenant Chas. warrent.
Sergeant Major King, Of Warren.
The other field officers are all safe.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

REPORTED BATTLE AT CAPE GiRARDEAU.
MEMPHIS VIA PADucAu, August %, 1861.
battle Is reported to have taken place a, Cape Gkaf-
dcau yesterday, in which Che rebels were victorious,
creating comotion at Cairo.