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Dr. Bfandresh Dear Sir - was suffering for many
years from hereditary hemorfhodial affections, Of
which had the first attack In 1876 Since that time
was regularly visited With such complaints every
spring. felt in the morning most severe pain in
the back as n the lower joints Of the spine were
broken OF bruised and an asihmatie pressure on the
chest Owing to my occupation which keeps ne all
day busy out Of doors and entirely dstrustng any 50
called Irregular tratmsnt tiat would have confined
me to my house, ihonght Of following a plan Of ny
own, which might cure me without the fnconveniencs
to my business attending the treatment ofa Irregular
bractiti6nerp So put an Ailcocz's Plaster right
over the groin renewing # every fortnight; every
SATURDAY night took dose OF Brandrefh's Pills,
three or four, as thought necessary to dose, which
operated after getting up, three to Eve times in
the forenoon on Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
nights took Life Addition Pill, which produced
one large evacuation pursued this course for six
weeks, and could attend TO my business without in
terruption 1 worked, ate aud drank as / was wont,
slept most soundly and aWsked every day with lass
pain, and now I know nothing Of the complaint At
ALL that feel obliged to make you this statement
for proper use, hoping that this simple proceeding
may benefit many Is it has done me.
I am Saar .4crfrs r,,uf re-,,-ffrf1-~
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ApYRRTIsKD LRTTFRs.


S-All letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
charge OF One Gent. Pgrgons calling for them VIII
please be Prepared with the necessary CHANGE
..siJ The once viii be opon ct ~ 4. NJ and close
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VERMIN EETERMINATnR.

To DestsQy--Rais, Reaches, SC.
To Destroy Alice, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed Bugs.
TO Destroy-Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
TO Deseroy-Mosquitoes and Fleas.
70 Dsstroy-Inseels on Plants & Fowls
To Desteog-Insects on Animals, SC.
To Destroy-Eyery species Of Vermin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

A shrewd old rebel in New Orleans thus
excuses himself for taking the oath Of al
legianee: aThe oath Of allegiance is like
a contract Of marriage-it Is binding only
while both parties live. Now, the Confed-
eratg government, 50 far as the city. is
concerned, is stone dead and therefore our
contract with it is at an end eEal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

Recent accounts Of the gigantic tunnel
through Mont Cents state that the work is
progressing faYorably. tits aseertsined
that the tunnel viii somewhat excead
eight English miles in length, and wifi
pass under the ridge Of the mountain at q
depth Of full English mile below the sur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
THE MCCLELLAN TMBROGLIo.

Mr.. Chandler's resolution in the Senate,
calling for all orders the President has
given Gen. Mcclellan from the 22d Of
February, when he ordered him to advance
on Manassas, down to the present time; the
numbers Of his army, and its reinforce
ments from November 1st, is intended to
bring out evidence, known to exist, that
Mcclellan has several times disobeyed the
Presidents order, and thus, as anti-Mc-
Clellan men claim, helped bring on the
disasters. Thus far the anti-McClellan
men have been saying very little, but the
Mcclellan party have been loud and fierce
in their attacks upon the Administration,
and particularly on Secretary Stanton,
whose instant removal they demand
The attacks on Stanton are regarged rs in
direct attacks on the President, and hence
his friends are coming to the rescue, and
want the facts known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

"a 5-ProstratiOn Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably tharesults ofeary nal
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatise
slaborately got up haslAtely issued from the press
illustrating this tendency, and the as wsll a.
prevention Of he same It Is entitled Human
Frailty, Physiological Researches. It sutsrsful
ly into the causes, effects and most ecacous mode OF
curing all diseases Of delicate nature, with copious
instructions for the perfect restoration Of those who
are prevented BY inpediments by entering into the
marriage state. -r rsa
To be Lad ofDr. Barrow, ls4 Blscker-st., n z Sent
free Of postage eYeryWhers. See advertisement Of
''Iriesemar' I, 2 and g.
Sold BY CIV. Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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washInrton Ttems.
TDispateh to Gin. Gazette.


An attacbe Of the War Department stated
to-day that an order had been sent out re-
calling Hunter, in accordance with the
demand Of Kentucky Congressman. The
statement, however, is not credited.
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In addition to these there were being
built ten iron-plated frigates, two iron
plated floating batteries and twenty-nine
other craft, making in all forty-one. The
total force when completed, as il is now or
soon viii be, amounts to three hundred
and sixty.
Of the foregoing there were commits
stoned.
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DR.. [. w. AVER
NOnparlel Block. ts4 SnperIor.St.

NUhpdFlCl DlOCh3 Aof OupbflOEsOts, r
South side, up stairs,) near head Of Bank-St
His extraordinary in Che speedy and perna-
nent cure Of these Diseases well other diseases
that indirectly lead to consumption, has ELECTED the
strongest testimonials from many Of the best citizens
of Cleveland and vicinity. a h fa
Persons suffering from coughs, night Sweets bleed
ing the lungs, general debility partial deafness,
imperfect sight, loss of voices enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, languor, dependency, heart complaint,
difhchltyof breathing, diseases peculiar to women
&C., should apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part and CURE is effected, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain.
a. The Patient begins to improve from the very
day OF beginning to use the medicines. They arsC
highly acceptable to patients who cannot take
"strong incidence -
re The Doctors charges are always reasonable.
and especially light to those in limited circum.
stances.
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section Of the country viii be
shown upon application. iy2d&w
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A Blue Scalp and WltheFed Hair
ORISTADORO'S HAIR DYFI 4

BSWeet Flag Chewing Gum-the best
known substitute for Tobacco and Remedy for Ner-
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia and LRng Complaints. Ask
agents for circulars. For sale by Putpam-k Cooke
rfll, Cleveland julys
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am dear Sir. yours most respectfully.

Al LII NM.
La CRONIOA ONCE s5 Frankiin-st, New York.
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
Dr.. Brandreth. New York.
B New style Of Brandreth Pills at the sole agency
22O superior-St.
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IMPoRrANr To FEMALEs.
DR. OHERsFMANS PILLS.

I In. -O1h rioHf1 AN. y EIL1E9a- Q
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their Operat6n and certain in correcting an
Irregularities painful Aenstruation, removing all s
structions whether from cold otherwise headaoksi
pain in the side, palpitiion of the heart whites all
nervous Affections Mysteries fatigue, pain in the
back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep, which arises
/ from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN's PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those irregularities and distractions which haTs
consigned 50 many to premature grave No female
can enjoy COED health unless she Is rsguIars and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eectuRl remedy known for all conl-
plants peculiar to Females To al classes they are
invaluable, inoluding with certainty periodical reg
ularity They are known TO thousands, who haYs 4
used them at different periods throughout the eoun
try having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. Tho price, SI,OO per Box
containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, BY rsmitting to the
Proprietor. Sold BY Druggists generally. eVa.
B. B. HUTCHINGs, Proprietor, ~
20 Cedar-St-, New York 3
80 Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG ARMSTRONG. aprlteovR21
WHITE LEAD WORKS.
The subscribers have on hand superior articls Of
PURE WHITE LEAD; also, the cheaper grades,
which they offer to the trade at very low prices fs1
cash. [feb28l JOHN WEBSTER co.
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WESTERN MOVEMENTS.

The Star has the following about West
ern movements:
The public may anticipate soon hear
ing Of important military movements in
the West, designed to crush out all serious
opposition in that quarter, to the re-estab-
Ishment Of the authority Of the United
States Government
dispatch to the Cincinnati Commereiall
Among the reinforeements which have
reached james River, as announced last
week, were the 4th, Sth, cd and 9th Ohio
regiments
Six members Of Congress ere just leav-
ing to raise regiments in their Districts,
and it is thought many others wilI follow
their example.
1t again becomes doubtful. whether Con-
gress viii adjourn. Prominent Western
Senators think it unwise for the Senate to
leave amidst uncertainty as to the army
being recruited, and the delicate position
Of foreign relations The House is much
more anxious to adjourn.
Some Democrats think that the Presi-
dent should Prorogue Congress, which he
can constitutionally do, in case Of disa-
gFsement.
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STATIONERY FOR UNITED
- STATES O0URIs.-sealed proposals viii be re-
ceiyed BY me at the Office of the Marshal Of the Uni
ted States for the Northern District of Ohio, at
Cleveland, until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of
July, 1852 at TWO O'OL0CK P. NJ, for tbs supply
of STATIONERY for ths use Of the courts Of the
United States in said District for the year ending
July 1853 70 be furnished in such quantities and at
such times as may be required for that purpose. -
Bidders viii be required to specify the prices or
rates at which they will furnish the several articles
aud their proposals will be accompanied by samples
thereof in case the deemed to be necessary
for proper consideration Of their bids Tho articles
required to be furnished are as follows
PAPERS-Legal cap, fOOlscap, commercial note,
QuiTe.
ENYEL0PES-Large size, government self-seal-
ing letter size, government sof-seaing; per thou
sand.
INK H0LDERS-Glass, solid, hinged cap ; each
INkS-Arnold's writing fluid, in quarts, per dozen
bottles Arnolds copying in pnts, per bottle; Car
mine, per dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS tape, per gross; sealing
wax per pound mucilage, per dozen bottles quilts,
per bunch steel pens, (llOts) per gross pen hold
ers, per gross lead pencils, Faber's best per dozen
gum-elastic bands, assorted, per gross rubber eras
ers, per dozen.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids In case the interests Of the government shall re-
Quire ~ on account Of excessive prices or fraudulent
combinations.
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N1 5s
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Yates Jonathan
INITIALS
Merchants Hotel

p Persona calling ior the above vIll plsass -
" Advertised. f" =. COWLEc, P. d.
-tleE l- lilael
ssIss degm -l1iss -aa i-iai @
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size of the Prench Navr.

Now that there are ominous runners of
French and English Intervention in Amer
icsn affairs, it is a matter Of general inter
est to know the naval and military power
Of those countries. Capt. HOre, Of the
Royal Navy, and Col ClaremOnt, Of the
British Army, have lately submitted re-
ports Of the size and efficiency of the French
defenees, from which We take some yalu-
able facts. On the LIST Of January last the
state Of the French Navy afOat was as fol-
lrv-s
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GleYelandt July y.596 - --N
ENUEL FOR u. s. COURTS
Sealed proposals will be received By me at the
ONCE Of the Marshal Of the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio at Cleveland until We'd
nesday, the 10th day Of July 1862, at o'clock p NJ
for the su9py Of Fuel for the Of the Courts Of
the United States in said District be furnished
and delivered at the United States Building In CeTe-
land in such quantities and at such times as may be
required By the Marshal for the year ending July
lst, 1853. Bidders will be required to specify the
prices rates at which they will furnish the several
articles, and their proposals will be accompanied BY
samples thereof, viz;
Bitgmino'gs Coal per ton Of two thousand pounds.
Pine kindling wood per load.
Fuel 70 be delivered In such part Of the said build
ing as the Marshal may direct, free Of all charges for
measurement, porterages or otherwise.
The undersigned reserves the right 20 reject all
bids IN case the interests Of the Government shall re-
quire r. on account Of excessive prices or fraudulent
Cleveland, July 1895
sl.s hi,-.lsl at Er3 a-
Err ESD ~
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

E5- Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG & ARMSTRONG apri4.eowR27
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Miss FANNIE R0sAL and Mile AUDREY,
Two principal Dancers, have been expressly engaged
to assist in this Monster Production
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"a aroi1sqBa Tle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12

homes, impoverishss our people and raw
ages our fields. The " hole North, IRE
spective of former political parties, Is
arrayed in a solid phalan1 of armed hos
tility to US, and We must whip Democrats,
and so called conservatives, IS we'll a.
Abolitionists and Republicans, if we
would be free. We can see no practical
difference between them SO far us the
vital issue to us-the war questian--is
concerned The platform Of the North
ern Democracy boasts as one of its tenets
the enunciation that the " REBELLION
MUST BE CRUSHED" and in so doing,
places itself, not only beyond a claim to
our sympathy, but as equally hostile and
malignant towards US as the original ad
vocates and supporters of Abraham Lin
coin. Where will we fud more odious,
violent and ungenerous enemies than
Dix, Dickinson, McClernand and Butler
AL Northern Democrats of the :" first
water" Let us hear no further men
ton made of this faction as the especial
friends of the South.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The Court has boon engaged most Of
the time, to date, upon State cases. Of
which there was an unusual humber
The FIRST case tried was the State vs. 7
N. Magee, for keeping gambling house,
tho jury brought in verdict Of guilty
Ihe next was the State vs.. W. Wright.
Tor malicious notwithstanding harness
at a camp meeting. In this case the
jury could not agree, aad were discharg
ed. The District Attorney then entered
noNe The third case was the State
70. Wm. Martin, for malicious mischie,
killing colt. The jury could not
agree aud were discharged Then the
same detendant was put upou trial fer
ioand verdict of gully. The fifth case
was the State vs.. Emerson MarIou Co.,
assault with intent to .kill-stabbin, ons
John q Rollins. A verdict of .u;I. y
was rendered with Recommendations e
mercy. Next was tried the case Of the
state VS.. Newton Maybee, for an assaul,
win intent to commit a rape upon tn.
person of Malvina Yoss, aged - wears
\ verdict Of guilty was rendered
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Il III Il NE VS.
sa-Nothing new from RichmoDd
THE CAPTURE OF MEypt,1s

NJ, ~" MADRID, June !.
Inc steaner Platte Valley has i,s, .r
rived from Memphis. She rcna,.s 49, a. a.;
quiet there. The city SURRENDERED 70 a.
Federal fatilla without Resistance " '''
~, CAIRO, June s.
Inc regular packet Platte Valley tho
mr. boat through from Memphis, arrived ri
Our forces are in possession Of Mar,
phis. VI "7hl'
~, Our aotilIa lef: Fort Pillow a, 2 ,c,oo,
lhur'aay afternoon, consisting Of The
gunooats Benton, flag ship Cairo Csron
oe'e'' st. Louis, and Louisville. and ,ha
rams Monarch, Switzerland. L,nra'tnr '
S S OF the West, Fulton, Njo,o
sampson and Hornet. Finding no oh
s'tuctIoHs at TT. Randolph, the HotiIIs
passed on, aud at O clock Thursday ev
sn'ns the gunboats anchored two mia,
apo'e memphis, the rams REMAINING -
J dio.' distance above. A reconnoi.anes
discovered the snemy's fleet lying near
VA GU pms, consisting Of the foII,win,
IssSs's: |en: Van Dorm, flag shin Gen.
r rt Gen. Bragg, Gen. Lowell. lev
:no"pson, Gen Baauregard Sumtsr and
L!tt,e hebel-all ranls- under cnmma a"I
u h CaPs, Ed. Montgomery.
during the night the rebel, mavoa
'o"n the river and at es.ly dawn wsra
~ OF sight, but in about q half an b "e'o +
's . seen coming up, formed in q raa 'u /
i'''e' our gunboats had, in the rna.O 7
nS weighed anchor and followeJ b. u
bSi Ira rams moved slowly towards thy bs
"A shot from the Little Rebel from ,ho
y range r'asd gun, fell within sL I"s M
stance OF the guuboat Cairo wbinb - ua Is
a1vanos The Cairo replied with "'s ma
and soon the ensagsne ",'b b. nc, no
! general at long range. III. r. Da II
: "a the meantime advanced and thS rel
IL beauTegard, being some distance 'H ;.s ce'
"4 ,t was singled out BY the Non,,'h ID not
Tue Queen of the West each s,,; ;o" the
70 T DO hrss to strike the rebel Graf,
Monarch succeeded in s,riL; H,a'' -. We
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12
STATE CONVENTION.

We publish to day the call for Re
publican State Convention. It invites
all who arc in favor of giving the Ad-
.ministration an ho"est support, to tokc
part in the convention. We hope to sec
full delegation from this county. We
are not quite suited with the time or
place Of holding the convention, but the
matter is now settled and We must act
accordingly.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DuBLlC Notice is hereby given TO aTl'pcrsens
L Interested in the estate Of Joseph Zerby.
deceased, late " CcdaG cuaaty, iowa, taas vii
nam llpch, executor, f-is filed in the once
OF the ounty Judge, his final repor. ss She Sc tile.
ment aithe affairs Of said estate ard asks 10 he
discharged f.Cm further dates asG Liabilities in
TIE prtMSses. All persons Interested DESTROYS
OF cCntcsting the same must 40 50 on or befor.
the first Monday in July A. y. lsG-. OF ssd repo,,
will be confirmed as prayed for therein.
&c. BELTS, County Juls,
Trnp - $500 spgr3
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ns.The fair of the Union Agricuhu.
raj Society, represe ntins portions Ct
Scott, Cedar, Clinton, Jones and Jackson
counties. Iowa. is to be held at Wheat
land on the 18th, 18th, and days Of Sep
tember.
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MONEY TO LOAN
$4,000

'IW LOAN at Low interest, on long time. On
L Real Estate security. Apply soon.
PtAIT h SplCER
MAY 3Oth, ISr, w
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TOR READYPAY ONLY!

a, " s ior the celebrated Rock Island Flows.
Reana, ,ha 'iefs prices. Also for Aannyb
In the world. 0'AnD'"'a i'''"
stock and prices. '"'' anu eA''A'"'
nrod, onaIge Tor showing goods. All kinds Of
'''u"'e sahen in exchange for goods.
-. FRED. HEIGHT 4 CO.,
mn Clsre nee, lows.
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altw Adrertisea,ents.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VyTHEREAS my wife CHARLOTTE. without
w any Just sause or prevocaton, lefs my bed
and board on the 9th day Of January Last this il
to forbid ali persons trusting her Oh NY account
as shall pay NO debt Of hsr contracting.
n. u. ALLEN.
Inland Juno 9th, la62-ne3w4+
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LcpFe@s states that the fr;oa,e p,too,.o
naa arrived from Vera Cruz, with the
,niormation Of the complete defeat Of the
iFcn2A: on their retreat to Vera Cruz.
, ., CAIRO, june G.
Fort fi'low was evacuated by the reb.
Els on tuesday and Wednesday, Before
. leaving they destroyed their barracks
camp eTuipase and such stores as could
not tie transported.
/ EAsIOH, Pa, June 6.
fC1rful accounts OF damages have been
.yeceiycl from Nauchchunk and vicinity
The dam shcre, a well as at two other
PAGES, were swept away, and many hons.
es washed of The railroad bridge is al.
80 gone. Canal navigation Is stonnel far
inc season. The Lohigh Valley railroad
Is b1dIy torn Up, and VIII not BE- in run
ming order for several weeks.
The town Of Wcisp1rt is washed away
There were but three houses left rrt q
ABOUT 800 Tho loss Of liz. is }srro 49,
The Belvidere aud Delawar, ra;lroaI c,n
BE repaired in few days. The Del9wor,
L'ckawana aud Western railroad viii be |
running ia about week. A par. oft5s .
basin Of the Delaware canal here has boon
washed out The damage At GIcndon j.
very great TIE furnaces are al ch;IIaj
Inc lumber men are heavy losers. Nil.
hons OF feet Of sawed uslber and tbor.
Tn OF logs have been carrie! away
~ NUMBER OF persons drowned is 10. t
~, HARRlsoNnURG, June G l
Inc advance guard of Gen. Fronoo, eI
reached tiarrlsonburg at 2 0 clock ,h;. es
H. jackson encamped here last MAI, W
ana lett here this morning \ c,vai.n ha
oFce wa, sent On reconnoisaDca / n,ItJj en-
'oyond the t1wn, bat they pushed r, ,'i'ss
n $ miles farther than ordoraJ 'S"'y
ney were driven back by infanty in on r.
0Sh' ten Bagarl, with small dot, "''' Va
''h'' was ordered forward TO their sna son
OFT. ne drove the enemy back ra, anp mil
y their camp and some storas ni,h he's
light loss. ''0''' with oee|
The Kane Rifles numbered -, Re-.
una themselves opposed and 0,nt kaI che
the woods By four regiments Of ,a s
AIRY at, al, ana cavalry. After most gallant rsb
as' the Rifles We're driven back w;tb {
IS OF %, Killed, wounded and m;ss;n n me,
.J i it s;, b'o4sa' up their artillery and phi
81" II Win ehect. will
". WASHINGTON, June 7.
ne SUMMARY action of Gov St,rIou r
opened ne" slavery discussion, I, Dep
IA 4"rsto2d tie President and Cabi,n. Il
q united IN the determination to civa riso,
quarter to secession slave holders ~ NJ. s
y; new article Of war prohibitiue tho tack
', 10, OF fugitive slaves by army off, day,
WIN be strictly enforced. It is con in XII
''iy stated that Gov. Stanley will -; Their
! fSi r5,9I or DO recalled in ten days. ed roa
T. Elliott, for gallant services IN ,ho left i
c was yesterday nominated for Brig. blake
are pill
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the evening many Of the rebels were kin.
ed by shells from q battery Of Gsner,,
Stahps brigade. Gen. Ashby, who GOV.
cred the retreat with his whole cav.lr,
force and three regiments Of infautry,
and who exhibited admirable skill and
bravery, was among the killed.
Gen. Mlroy made . recon noissanee
TO- day about seven miies on the Port
Republic road, and discovered = portion
Of the enemy's force encamped in th.'
timber .'.
(Signed> J. G, FREMONT,
Major Gen Commanding.