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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

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NJ, |,,r,,,riohk of Hep Orleans
From d. n, W ,ao ~ ,,,reea Their excellent
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but very certain and n my IN the daily treatment
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Oh asoa'e. .vr .,I. LIVER COMPLAINTS.
FOB 'ao ~ sus.sar. n0n of Ne,o Iark oihs IA 5e.
iNlAN FRO" Nt m N I,,,. aa,nrahIv adanted 10 their
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| T DysENrERy NJ DIARIIiGA ~ 4, q 1sElAN'
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children"
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- -z.,,,, a, Il pb1uetan and JfdaiCe
F'O" A'S' H' ''""''' "''' n Boston.
as n m tvo large doses Of your PILLS taken at tho
ror rtT e VnS srs sreent promoyes Of tho natural
ton when wholly partially suppressed and aise very CT
feetual to cleanse the stomach ana exPel wor
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hich Greatly niatea The nyoeara al teefbne by soft
M Mnen Sosa.ss sHs ~ n sIiav
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOW ELS.
= ~ II. q ~ ~ ~ =
Depend upon IT, mothers II VIII give rect to yourselves
and e.' -
RRLfRF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INRAN1S,
We / = said fhi. asifola sos opeE ter vaars
and SIGN axY " M n0NFIDEN0T AND TRrJTH' ofit
what We have never been able to say Of any other mea
ciHsNEDEE N Has IT TAIlE1 IN slNGLE lie NET Ms
e ala we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any ono
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q. b1r.g sTEuBEvILLK, o., March IA, 1855
have used Dr., KeyBers Cough syrup for bad cough
Of several years Standing, and cheerfully say II 10
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

Read ks Decisions Of tho AoD0ers OF ts OAto Slate
- b Isaohers Assocfdtiog. lhrl rnrO1 4
The undersigned, members Of the Ohio State Teachera
Association adopt and aim 70 use IN teaching writing
and speaking, the orthography and pronunciation OF
Worcesers Royal Quarto Dictionary, and We most cor
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THos. W HARyEy, eup't massilon Union Schools.
n. y, 0owDERy, Bupt Public Schools, Handusky.
JOHN Lynch, snp't Public Schools, Orcleville.,
B. N. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
WIN. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JoHS osDEH, Principal State Normal School, Mime
oYRuu Mason, Prncipar Fourth Intermediate School,
Cincinnati. 4NlGN tA 4NtV N
H. 8. MARTIN, 6up't Canton Union Schools. ,i-s
Edwin REaAl, Principal McNeely Normal School.
Bill T. TarPAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University.
WM. ". EDwARDs, eupt Troy Onion School. ~ ~
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5. A. NoRTOr Associate PrincipsI nigh School, oleys-
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j. A. dAREIrLp, President OF Eleotio Institute, III
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NYef's PlIls

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apparatus, and diseases aris'
ile from impurity Of the
hI1od. A large part Of all tne
complaints that aiillct man
kind originate In one OF these,
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me found 10 cure many NAri'
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
An Important Order by General Casey.

HEADQUARTERS PROVISIONAL BRIGADEs,
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1862.
General Order No. 81 The attention Of
the troops Of this command is calec TO the fol-
lowing article of war;
No. 81. All officers and soldiers are to be-
have themselves orderly II quarters and on
their march: and whoever shall commit any
waste, Or spoil either in walks Of trees, parks,
warrcns, fish ponds, houses Or gardens, corn
fields, enclosures of meadows, or shall mali
ciously de ,troy any property whatsoever be-
longing to the inhabitants Of the United
States, unless by order Of The then Command
erin Chief Of the armies Of the United States
shall besides such penalties 80 they are liable
70 by law be punished according 20 the ma
ture and degree Of the offence ~ the jpdg-
ment Of regmeDtal Or general courtmartlai
,. The recent Presidential order directing
the seizure Of the enemy's property III an Of
derry manner IN no degree modlf!cs the mean
ing Of the foregoing article Of war, but IS d.
rectly il accordance herewith Marandine,
il.dscrimnate pillage and acts Of violence to-
wards uuarned men, women and children, are
as unworthy the character OF the Union soldier
as Injurious to the noble cause he defends.-
Such practices, alike destructive OF personal
honor and military discipline, are strictly for
hidden.
3. The enforcement Of the foregoing article
Of war is particularly enioined Oh regimental
commanders.
BY order Of Brigadcr General Sias Casey, !
i. WALTER WEST, ~ -4ss
Acting Assistant Al jutant General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
Occupation Of BAYOU Sara.

MEMPHIS, Aug, l6.-The Grenada Appeal,
Of the 18TH states that the Federals took pos
session Of Bayou Sara on Monday, the 18th
inst, selling all the sugar and molasses, and
quartering garrison there.
Also, that the Confederates have been rein
forced in Arkansas, that the ordnance stores
lave been increased, and that Gen: Holmes
has assumed the command in that State.
The Appeal contains a long editorial. in
which it says: THE sooner we cease to look
Cor foreign or European Intervention, the bet
ter for all concerned. "
The writer also desgnates Vallandigham,
Wood, Pierce and Seymour, Of Connecticut,
with some half dozen other prominent men,
as the only true friends the South cen count
upon in the North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20

From Missouri.

LEXINGTON, Mo, Aug. lo-Brgader
General Lane is here with reinforcements, rem
derng the safety of this place certain
The yun-boat Warner, which can dova|uab'e
service in protecting the city in case Of al at
tack, is also here.
Some Of Quantri]l's general crle's have
been found near here They ask all perso'
wi hing to escape being drafted into tile Fed
eral army to Join his camps: where they viii
find arms and ammunition to operate against
the Federal troops at every possible point.
They also state that every man who IS liable
70 be drafted in the United States army who
IS found to be going 70 any Federal military
post, or any person who is known to have re-
ported to any military post the whereabouts OF
the Southern army, shall be shot wherever
found also, any one known to have paid mon
ey to the Federal Government to exempt him
from military duty, IS liable TO have his prop
erty taken for the use Of the Southern army.
These orders emanated from the commander
Of the forces recognized as regular soldiers by
Rebel Secretary Of War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale
w Of anew and very superior brand Of + AN
lily WASHING SOAPS, which we wish 10
Introduce in this market.
Our customers will consult their interests BY
using these SOAPS. We have IN store oul
usual large assortment Of FANCY TOILET
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, White do, Ho-
ney, GIycerine, Almond, Silver, White and
Notified CASTLE Transparent, in Balls and Bars
also Soap Powder, Concentrated I've, Sc, &C..
for sale BY Lt.AOBhAI ER &. 20.
100 81 Nos, und !. Ses'sH aArIax 5:see*-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
New Campaign in Virginia.


The New York World says The annouce-
ment that Gen Mcclellan has succeeded in
withdrawing his command from its position on
the James river, will be received with lively
satisfaction. It was perilous operation.-
This movement has been in contemplation ever
since Gen. Halleck assumed command of the
whole army. In case Of concentrated attack
on Pope, Mcclellan : command, IN It's late po-
s.rion, would have been incapable Of rendering
efficient assistance It was attended with much
temporary danger during It's execution, and
will for several days to come be Of considerable
temporary advantage to the enemy, whom it
relieves Of any apprehension for the safety Of
Richmond on that side and leaves at liberty to
hurI his whole effective force against the army
of Gen Pope Although Mcclellan IS safely
away from his late cncampment, the junction
OF the two armies is not yet effected, and 1t IS
possible that great battle may be fought be-
fore they are brought into proximity. We
suppose it was III reference TO this that Gen.
Halleck remarked on Sunday, that, if the
Union armies escaped any serious disaster d1l-
ring this week, he should feel no furtherappre
hcnsion.
It would be great mistake to suppose that
the army which Gen. Mcclellan Withdrew on
Saturday from Hawison's Landing was as
strong as the one with which he took up that
position after the seven days battle. Quite
proportion OF his best troops were taken away
piecemeal aud preceded him IN the retreat-
When Burnside was ordered to the vicinity Of
James river it was ostensibly to reinforce Nc
Clellan, but really as sponge to quietly soak
up portion Of his army and convey it away
The public solicitude will now take a new d.
rection. The Confederates were already sonsl-
bic how vitality it concerned them to attack
Pope before the new lcvies were brought into
the fed Their activity in reinforcing jack
son will be redoubled when they learn that
difference Of two or three days may BE- the diff
ference between fighting Pope alone or fighting
him strengthened by the command Of McC,el
Ian. If battle can be avoided until the army
Of the Potomac and the army Of Virginia are
brought together, the new camapign will open
under favorable auspices. We take it for
granted that Pope will not at present make
any further advance toward Richmond, except
as teint We suppose the holiness. Of his
previous movement in that direction WAS a part
of General Halleck' masterly combination for
deceiying the enemy IS TO his real intention
respecting the army on James river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
From n as hville.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-oIorgan is reported
10 be at Iiartsyiile with 1900 men.
The train which left Bowling Green this
morning has arrived It met the up-train
from Nashville at Red River and exchanged
passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20

D ECEIVED from the country every day, war
II ranted fresh Parties wishing them packed
in Barrels can be accommodated. For sale to
the trade cheap for cash. JOHN 7. COOKE,
No. lO6, Prince street, cor of Pitt, one square
east Of the postotice ~ 3O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
JOHN r. :juuKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAG CDNSTA NTLY on hand large assert
/ n7e.2t Of Fl!3IILF CCERIE:2, consist
ing of BACON. Of ali kinds FLOUR b. the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK HEAT
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARNIN rs, &c, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. n1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20
T.URNIp SEED.
NEW CROP.

$TE HAVE Just received our full supply Of
~ Early, Flat Dutch Red Topped. Purple
44otA s .ga, and other IL RNIP SEEDS; also,
Long Green and Early Frame CUCUMBER
oAhoS. Put up il the usual sized packages,
&Al tor sale by LEADBEATER s. co.,
mo - y os. ) and South FNirfax-et
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-20

r- .:z:zs1:szz--z5 AND WASHINGTON, y: c.
Tie steamer PJ 4 NTER will leave Baltimore,
from her wharf, lower END Of Frederick street
dock, every Friday afternoon, at o,cjcck, tor
the !, hove named places, commencing FklDA1,
July IS, 1852.
Il, turning, will leave Washington every TUES
day morning, at @ clock, and AlexandTia az
i! O. clock, (Janney' S wharf, calling at al the
usual landings on the Maryland side Of the Po-
tomao for passengers and freight. Fer further
intol nation, apply on board.
Freight received uptc o clock on the day Of
dep> rture. ALI way freight must be prepaid.
Passage to Potomac, s.. Meals extra.
X 2-lm GEO. W. WEE2IS. Master
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

CTI;E.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
N cERN.-Notice is hereby given that We,
Joseph J. Gibson, Sarah Jodon, :. ". Turner
and Richard S,rout, proprietors Of the town of
Cold Spring City. i'll The County of S'earns
aud State vf Minnesota, will make appli-
cation to the Dstric' Court, Fourth District. at
general term Of said court t., be holden a.
the court room in the town of St Cloud. in
said county Of >tearns. on Monday the 18th
day Of September, A. b. 1862, at the opening
OF said court or rs soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard for an order vacating plot and
survey, and the record of I. plot and survey. of
said town OF Gold Spring City" made by
Richard S rout as surveyor and filed for rec
ord in the office Of the Register OF Deeds for
said county of S,earns on the 18th day of Au
gust, 1857, and for an order establishing and
conforming the plot and survey. and the record
Of the plot and survey, Of said town of Gold
Spring City" made by Richard strout as sur
veyor and filed for record in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for said county Of Stearns
on the 2lst day Of August. A. u. 1861.
JOS. J. GIBSON,
SARAH JODON,
s. W. TURNER,
aug7td RICHARD STEOU1.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
ADJUrANT GESERAL's OvrICE. }
ST PAUL, Minn., August 9th, 1852. {

GENERAL ORDERS No TwENrY-rwo.
Pursuant to instructions from the War De
partm"nt. the township assessors Of the sever
al wards Of the several cities, in preparing u
list Of persons between the ages Of eighteen
and forty-fve years, liable to militia duty. not
only take the names Of such persons, but also
state their ages AMI occupation, whet her na
tive or foreign born citizens, and if the latter,
whether naturalized or whether they have
simply declare their intention to bee IN: cit,-
Gems. They will also state un Ter the head Of
general remarks my a3.'.rsnt lef'c' Of ta,
person enrolled, such ~ dizziness, blinl 1883.
loss Of speech, etc.
such assessors as my hive already, either
partly or entirely completed their lists, will
correct the 81" eaccor.l,ng 10 those in>t'uct-
ions. and will rereive q reasonable compensa.
ton from the Vi : for extra duties imposed
upon them under This order
County Auditors will see that the assessors
prepare their M tia lists without delay, and
will. it any assetlsor or assessors il, their 70
spective counties fail to prepare said lists.
Immediately inform this Office OF the nam of
such assessor or assessors
The County Auditors are also requested to
forward with all convenient speed copy Of
such militia lists to this Office, st ting the mi.
li,ia OF each township respectively
BY order Of the Commander IN Chief
OSCAR MALMR0:,
Aljutaut General
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
The knights Of the Golden Circle-

The knights Of the Golden Circle-a
secret reasonable socie'y-are "co,ning u
Y'ief' j" s. me portion Of Illinois. The u
s. Marshal has taken into custody con.
siderable number Vi persons charged with
being members 81 the order, aud with at
tenpts ut resisting he laws aud disc"ur-
aging e"listments. Congressman Allen,
judge, Duff. and the st,tes attorney,
Of the air" district, have been held there
to answer charges Of treason. The proofs
against them are said to be overwhelming.
The bloomington Times was destroyed by
the people Of that place, on Wednesday.
f"r 5, c's>ion sentiments. 1t is said the
editor took the oath and afterwards, hav-
ing declared he intended to DISCARD it, the
the mob would have hung him had he not
fed
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
NEGROES AHEAD AND TRIUMPHANT

NEGROES AHEAD AND TRIUMPHANT
~ last the c"I''rrd p"pulation are ahead
ct the white, aud are triumphant They
have rights, "f which they may enjoy full
possession, which white men have not.
fhey can go tn lona't" whenever and as
often as they please. W hite men must
stay at home. They cant accompany col.
"red folks on little pleasure journey over
the linc Whit white co ard wouldn' t
Just no'o give his cye-tceth to be possessed
Of the rights OF the humblest colorcd man.
-Nrac bedford Standard.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
IT, Ry ;,,,. 81 fla,ker.. ,,,.rch;nv

y
IN ica of iloker. marching to-
a lfds Mansasas; came spen i she sac,ny
I Aelr. Katslea Run on the afternoon Of the
~ md siter . sharp engagement, rois.
Sd them Somplstely, killing md woaadise
S0Q silntatiqE camps ard :hagssse,' i and
AA9J eta1d ofQgses-s-s &sa :l5ga4 ge@7a
~ IA, Ihis slAoening tho command pushed
g pidly : alsnNssss &Juncsiou, which
jackson had evacuated about three hours
i1re1vanee. Hs-retrsstsd by Centcrville
anAsaDkths tprnpike toward Kasrcnto".
He was met six miles west n Cen,-rville
b. Mcdowell and SiseI late this after
aeeA,. Assyers Axht took pl.cs, which
q o.. 10 la1. {. b. darkness. The ,essny
lsivsn back ssall pein,s, and thus the
,11slf. -. 9sa Heintsslm>a's ecrps will
1870 On him u dsylight fron Cent, rville,
.ssasl don't Sc how the enemy Is u ~.
saps without hsar, ,lo.s, -, .rr
a :--sssSsd. ~ ~. ~. JOHN POPE. Mi. Gen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
TN PROBATE COURT.-sTEABNs COUN

TN PROBATE COURT.-STEABNS COUN-
/ rY, MINNESOTA.
In the matter of, the estate of Mary Ann
Greedy. deceased
On reading and, filing, the petition. Of N. +.
Greedy Of Stearns County, Minnesota. repre-
senting that Mary Ann G. eey formerly Mary
Ann Beaion) late of Stearns :oun,y, MINI,
died n,es'ate leaving property 10 b. admins
tered upon IN said County, and that he, the
said petitioner was the husband Of deceased
at the time Of her death. and praying that ad-
ministration of said estate be to him granted.
1t is ordered that eaid petition hs heard be
fore the Jul Of this court on Saturday, the
9Th day OF September, A. D. 1862, ut 10 o clock
in the forenoon. at the Office Of the Judge Of
Probate in 81. Cloud. Mimi $50 !" ~ =
And it is further ordered that notice there
of be given to the heir. Of said deceased. and
to Ill persons interested BY publishing a copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior
TO said day of hearing in the, ''St Cloud DEN
ooRAT." weekly newspaper published At St.
Cloud in said county.
80 L. A. EVANS. Judge Of. Probate.
Dated st Cloud, Num-, Aug, 18th. 1862.