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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

Resotve9 By The City Of Cincinnati Nn0Gi-
MiOHsly, That David Tod, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio, be requested to offer bounty
Of $50 for each Of ths forty thousand vol
unteers to be raised by the new levy, and
should he not like to take the responsible
ity, that in that event he communicate by
telegraph with each member of the Legis-
lature, asking to be sustained in doing so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

PsrsOn Browniov is alarmed for the safe
II Of Cincinnati and ah the towns ana
cities upon the border. i's} M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

TO HORSE OWNERS.
Dr.. 5Fsstis Infailibls Liniment for Horses Is IN
riyaled By any, and n all of LamenssI arigins
from sprains, Bruises or Wrsnehing, rs eject il
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
Ringbono may be easily prevented and cured IN their
tncipient stages but confirmed caaes are beyond the
possibility Of radical cure. No case oi the kind
however ts 80 desperate or hopeless but it may b
aleF1ated By this LiniHt, and It's fthlul applica-
uon will always remove the lameuess, and enable TIE
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely at the rst appearance Of Lanone
VIII eiiectuallJ prevent those fQrnldable disessa1
mentOned, TO which al horses are liable, and which
render % many etherWise valuable horses nearlT
land decloaatac2Ti tuRe5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

The subscribers haEs on hand superior article q
PURE WHITE LEADi also, the cheaper rradss.
which they offer to the trade a vsry lov rricss f,
essh. [feb2sl JOHN WhsssFER 8 CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22
AMusEMENfs.
GEO. F. BAILEY & CO.'S
Geological and HippO-arenic
PAVILION.

The public Is respectfully Informed that this Nam
moth Establishments, comprising the largest eolec-
ti0n Of rare and curious Animals, we'll the most
complete company Of Equestrian Gymnasts, &C ever
seeu on this continent will make itg grand sntree
into this place on FRIDAY the lst Of August, a 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and give FOUR Exhibitions and Per-
fOrmancss, at and ~ o'clock p, NJ, on
Friday and Saturday, August 1st 4 I'd,
Among the most curious and beautiful specimens
Of the animal creation which prise the Geological
Department. are African Lions Bengal Tigers, LeOp-
ards (the largest and the most beautifully marked
ever seen,l Hyenast Tiger Cats Jackals Puma and
large collection Of Monkeys from the G0rriih-itk8
Orang-Outang to the playful Ohimpazee.
In the Ornithologlcal Departments viii Be found =
splendid Aviary Of Rare Birds Of the most gorgeous
and dazzling plumags, including some Femarkable
and interesting specimens Of maccngss Golden Pleas
ants, Red, Green, Gray and Multicolored Parrots.
Horned Owls Birds Of Prey Of various Species besides
a vast number Of unique Quadrupeds and feathered
varieties, afOrding rich and varied treat 70 the stu
dent Of Natural History.
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DENTIsIRK.
DIYOT TOOTH SI,O0
Teeth--A SET For Ten D1Har1

H1LTWELL & BANTEIg, Dentists,
Amer Ten yeara extensive 1Ictic1 = Cavs1rnf frrI
lltacduced 5 grand inEloFallalt d EG ARIl.
klCAL IkEIHs both ~ larablliff, Toe Power Q
Az perieciy incerrodoe anl i1r exquisite sns1sl-
ling and pHril7 Q. laierall can not le lnrra18ed.
Urr Trlnciels of adaptlne fl- ~ - nl5rfh a.
Esn1es With taos9 uusi1htlT geid ciasll or SDrinl
Ihsy can b inserted over auv 1fIiIafrT r-5f7 ~
teett ulthc1t giving any rnl1 ~ lF-siE =
above, lroll 80 70 lra dolIar8 or I'm frr - 49,
doIlarl, VIPER OF lower set, e1rI'1I ..s
y. B,--ths Proi.l1ion 70 yin ils vita Tssth I
So tel- - lea.. Aafleg the LARaE7I
p = -. ~ 81 ~ qsI1 l s Drug store
--''' ''s.' s-.f of izn'ia
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PILES oUREDBY sKAEDRErHs PILLS.

Rats" It never falls % klll. Putnam CockaFili,
Agents, olsyeland, O.
PILES CURED BY BKAEbRErHs PILLS.
DE- Brandrsth, Dear Sir ~ vas suffering for many
years from hereditary hsm0rrhodial Affections, Of
which had the asHt stack IN 1875. Since that tine
was regularly visited with such complaints every
spring felt IN the morning most severe pain IN
the back, a Il the lower joints Of the spine Wero
broken or lrused. and asthmatic pressure on the
chest Owing 70 ny occupation which kesp5 me Al
day busy on. Of Doors snd entirely distressing any 90
called 'teguar tresfmsnin that Hogld have confined
ne 70 my house, thought Of foil1ling plan Of ny
own, which might curs me without the fnc0nTenionee
70 ny bulinssl attending the trsatment Oh legular
practitioner" So put an Allcocks Plaster right
over the groin renewing Il every fortnight; every
Saturday night I took dose Of Brandroihd Pills,
three or four, As thought necessary to dose which
operated afor getting Up, thros 10 Eve times IN
the forenoon; on Sunday, Tuesday and THURSDAY
nights took one Life Addition PHI which produced
ons large evacuation. pursued this oour1s for six
weeks, and could attend ny businaa8 without in
terruptiOn worked, ate and drank as ] vas wont,
slept most soundly and aWaksd every day with less
pain, and now know nothing Of the complaint Al
all, that feel obliged to make you this statement
forproper use, hoping that This simple proceeding.
may benefit many As It has done me-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

The House Of Representatives passed the
Senate joint resolution to provide for the
presentation Of "medals Of honor to the
enlisted men Of the army and volunteer
forces who have or may distinguish them
selves in battle during the present rebel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22
ACTING MULES,

and the most extraordinary Of al trained quadru-
peds, the beautiful Performing Horse, SCOTT, to-
Fether with fourteen Of The prettiest best and osf
valuable Ring Horses ever brought before the public
mrking complete this Colossal Exhibition.
The Interior Of the Great Pavilion Is constructed
for the convenience Of immense audiences, having
Seats around the Arena
Nothing shah be wanting to make this Moral, In
t8llcctual and amusing Exhibition
THE GRAND OPERA BAND,
Led BY e. S. BERGAEs, viii accompany this Nam
moth Establishment.
re- Notwithstanding the Innumerable Variety OF
Attractions aud the unprecedented expense Of these
unparalleled combinations, the Price Of Admission
will be placed at the Extraordinary Low Price Of
STVVentY-EiVe Cents !@d9G
iulvlt,6f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

50 Let it be remembered that 1t has ever been
the pride and boast of America, that the rights
for which she contended were the rights Of hu-
man nature. BY the blessings Of the Author Of
these rights on the means exerted for their de-
Tense, they have prevailed against all opposition.
The People Of the Uniled States are responsible
for the greatest trust ever committed to polit-
ical society. > II the great cause which
we have engaged 10 vndicate SHALL be dishon-
oTed and destroyed, the last and fairest expert
ment in favor Of the rights Of human nature will
be turned against them, and their patrons and
friends exposed to be insulted and silenced by
the votaries of tyranny and oppression" si
WASHINGTON, JulV is. 1852
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22
SPECIAL R0neE.

bSF26,OOO Buildings have bsen cleared
Of RATS ana NICE by usins Dr. L. Gers death te
Rata It never fails 70 KIN Putnam 4 coeksrili,
Agents, Clsvelaud, o.
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lam. dear Sir, y0uFs n0st T.s19gli4IlTI i,

REFRIGERATION Of the System and rapid
decline almost Invariably the results early nal
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatise
elaborately got up has lately issusd from the press,
illustrating this tendency, and the cure wsn as
prevention Of the sama. Il d entitled sHuman
Fraily or Physiological Researches" Il enters ful
y into the causes effects and most scacious mOdsof
curing All diseases Of defeats nature with copOus
Instructions for the perfect restoration Of those who
are prevented By impedimsnis b. entering into the
marriage state.
To be had ofDr. Barrow, l9i Bleeksr-st, n Z. ssaf
free Of postage everywhere See advertisement Of
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A Blue Scalp and WlfheFed Hair
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that
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22

The War aTeeting To-Morrow Nlght-.In-
dividual Subscriptions,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Cairo. Aueust q


We have received Memphis dates to the
18th and Grenada to the 22d Al was
quiet at Memphis.
Two transports cnd three eupboats
came to Haynes Bluff, sixty miles below
Ficksburg, and captured six heavy pieces
of artillery belonging to the rebels Il is
also reportel that our gunboats have gone
up the Yazoo to destroy the rebel raft in
that river, and TO take possession OF seve-
raj steamers known to be on that stream.
Gen Bragg ana the newspapers have
got into fierce wrangle The General
demands the name Of the correspondent
Of the Montgomery Adrertiser The edit
or refuses to give il, and saws the General
has no right to arrest him.
Tie Grenada APpeaI has long edito-
rial, protestius in bitter terms against the
manifest tendency of the Confoderacy to-
wards despot5sm The melting cause Of
al this was the late order Of Van Dorm
respecting newspapers
There are no reports from the expeai-
tons that have recently left Memphis aud
Corinth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
New York. Aur oo-Tha a1avon5r;a

Nv vi. -. % ~,
oo..e.,,o-1s~4 - =, :, ''e Ai9A'lno no
on T,,es.lar -. 49, 800 e'",es .'',''
sas .Ennct;o, wora II = . 80
NAMES of tha 1o,+h paa.a..,s 49, ~ 90 eo'.'-
rv one comnonr &c A. po9-s.,.a-. -,
al,.v and sa,na er.;lIa.u -: - - -,
were s,,r,r;sea sn3 at:,o,.a5 - - 80 'l'e. s,
Fwelrs entire division ,,n,n,a.:.. g.
1000 10 10 COO INF ,,t,,. .nd -,
After > short sl;~n,isb ,ho han4c,, -
men at the junction fed tbo rcha1s 49,
ing upon them nine of our Guns and been
ing up brisk ire till the Union troonS
were taken prisoners. a few escanin.,
across Bull Run. Here at I-,,;oo zi;ns
two regiments o. f,o-,s d;~;s:on liz IL
and 18th Ohio - under Col s.onn,o,,
were stationed AID tbav ;n,me1;atal,- -
yanced to meet the a,,nroa ol,;,o III. e
rebels 4 conflict onsnoa = - -
norn;n,. botgoon t,,o T,,r.4;an "a ID. :
RIM lastinr far trroo -. - 49,
Union troons being Iarceler o,,+n,,,,t.ra3
and nanRed on he ,i@ft r.t;ro4 -
Bull Run Bridge
Here q v;rorons aftamnt ,~,s n.la -
Coi sean,,,,o, - h,7d -,
Q clock those two rebeI ron;,na1.s c,r5a5
the Run above the bride Yvben tbo o5tr
Ohio CHARGED ON tbor nd H. 49,,
across the river with hervy loss. In this
skirmlsh Capt D. ", Healy wounded
siisauy. Inc regiment lost III killed,
wounded and missing 80 to 40 men.
Atl2 clock Colonel Scammon was OBJ
liged to retreat moving ON The Railroad
IN the direction Of Aloxandria The rsb-
els adyan ced across Bull Ran. and vester-
day p m their cavalry were at Fairfax.
and Burke Station.
On taking possession of Manassas June
ton, the rebels captured seven trains load
ed with provisions ammunitio, 60 and
en- locomotives. all ofvbicb tbov destror-
ed. OF the 81 men If the I05 Po Root
on the Ground Dcar,v al ,yora l;Ira1 o.
t,l,on ,r;so,ers - OIL. aro 49, >
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

On "Wednesday night. Ag.. p. tho rain
fell n sueh torrents about pusasl aS TO
caase a lrcshCt equal II not surpassina
the memorable floods ct - which caus-
cl such heavy damage n THAI part of the
country Late in the evening The streets
formed the bed of deep, swift stream.
the coverings over the street cuIyerts be-
Ing INSTRUCTED with rubbish The chan
mel which extends through and across the
principal street had is plank COVERING
carried away, leaving an open s5rcam oil
four TO six feet in depth bus owing TO the
obsrutct.ons in the channel the water was
gorecd and spread over the street, tearing
mp and carrying ali loose rubbish. AMI de
posting the same IN piles below. Tho
night was very dark, and nothing could
be done to save things from the des Tuct-
I've cur TcrL
About ten q clock Er Peter haleenbaeh
lett his brothers store Tor his home, and,
i i supposed he fell into the open coI-
vert near Enaor's livery stable and was
drowned lis remains were found half
q mIle below, among tae driEt ii Lyon s
garden
Its estimated taas the damage 10 tho
roads and private property mast cxeae.l
81 goo, most of which VIII faa uaoa the
Town.
" British Hollow tae damage b~ va
.e- xsas also considerable. sam. Stephen
.zrsites shop WAS washe1 into tae middle Of
- street.-the same shop which was car
:: 81 a nuarter o. = nile below, by the
treshet OF - Banttili lunhar was ear
riel away and fences and gardens hy the
lrook5ide badly DAMAGE - kiesrfst:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Respects to All.
lr- ~.

THE BATTLES Of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Washington, Aug. 30-ro-dav's IRE
caiag star, IL speaking Of Friday battle
says: 1t was continued by the corps OF
Heintzeiman, Mcdowell and SigeI. again st
the rebels, numbering about 10000 men,
consisting OF Jackson : and . portion of
Lees army which succeeded in getting
from u hite Plains through Thoroughfare
Gap.
4 battle t0ak place to-day in the vicini-
Iy Of tIaymarkot, oil in the direction Of
~t.,Illav's Church, and lat a few miles
northwest Of r>,,.. Run IIa;utzelman' 5
corps came up with the eneray. rc,,l' bout
ten clock \. n, seven miles from Cen
treyil!e lie found stouewau Jackson
lighting with Mcdowell or -irel or hosb
on the right Our Informant SAID ncthina.
definite resulted from the DAYS Gghting.
"Aica- though continuous lad not been
vcrv bloody
Others who left the field Al four o'clock
/ NJ, represent that the success was de-
cidediy IN iavorot the Union army. which
pushed the rebels successfully on both
sides
IN impression prevailed that the reserve
O. lee : array, supposed 70 he from 20
Ooo 20 a&V33 strong, might suddenly an
pear on She field
The following is gathered from private
sources: on-lueslay night a report
reached N1rrcuton junction that jackson
"as again In our rear. and ha.5 81 ken posi-
tion on the railroad near Br;stow. four
miles south OF Manassas, burned worail-
road bridges, tore up the track, and taken
prisoners ak the guards along the railroad
This information subsequent cyeats prov
cd TO be true.
Washington, Aug. 3l-Private adyices
irom fredericksburg ap . ) f. IA contra
4icts the reports re-aI ding the burning OF
tae bridges and destruction Of property In
Ihat locality, Burnside at ) >. n. yester-
Cay srad possession, there.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Washington, Sunday, 10 a m--The
enemy was heavily reinforced yesterday
and attacked Popes army before sumner
and Franklin arrived Their attack was
boldly met and a severe battle followed.
The advantage, on the whole was with
the enemy, and Pope ana his whole army
fell back 10 CensrevilIe in good condition,
and has been Joined by Sumner and
Franklin. He occupies the strongest po-
sision IN the vicinity Of Washington, and
is expected promptly: 10 renew the con
tcs5
Gen, Pops conduct IS highly praised
IN government ana other quarters.
Every effort should be made to hasten
forward new troops
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
PENSIONS AND R0T7NTY

To disabled So'Giers Seam.
.'1o,ss or other heirs Of ose pIo here dsed 3 seea
ETHAS. Q. TUCKER, ATTORNEY tor f,,a..
X T. Land and Pension Agent Wasb;,. 49, i C
ID. Pensions procured for soldiers Sssnea, - ~;
Malls'es or the present war, who are 3isatle5 ~, @
Of wounds recsired disease contqao4 ~
in service and Pensions, Bounty Money ana 49,
Of Pay obtained for widows other heirs - tt
who have died been killed while in service " oSe
Bounty Land procured for services in an army Of ~;
other CHAS- C. TUCKER
Washington, D. O.
and ALEX. WILSON
Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
The Confessions and Experience OF ~ In
Enlih

PUBLISHED FOR TIE BENEFIT and as a warning
and caution young who suffer from Nervous De
biiiiy, Premature Decay. &c, supplying the Same
time the means Of Self-Cure. BY one who has cured
insc after being put to great expense through medi
cal imposition AMI quackery. BY inelosie post paid
addressed envelope, may ~ had Of TIE
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq, Bsdford, King
Cognty, New Yori,. 1y-12
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
.GUTTi-PBRCHh ROOFING.

No article ever before introduced to the
public has eaualled the LIQUrD GrrrA-PEacmA
for coating tin or other roofs, new or old
One gallon, costing One Dollar and Fifty
Cents, vii thoroughly coat from two hundred
% threa hundred feet OF roof, and this coat
ing viii render the roof perfectly water proof
and win las; three times as long as white lead
OF other paint Foe covering roofs, either
new or old. we repeat, il has no equal for du-
ra1iliey or eheaPness, and We offer it to the
laablic fully ooadlent of It's intrinsic excel
,,,. >,.i with cur warrantee that it win dc
all that we claim for IL. Sold in barrels Q;
forty gallons each, at liberal discount &c
le>lers. Address all orders to
KEaDY ROOFING CO.,
2s Gear 81. y. u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

se2- Il viii he observed that our outside
IS dated Sept 81, which would have been
the date for last week. Sickness Of our
, -orlSmen prevented the Issue Of our paper
last week, The first side was printed in
due time, but VIC were forced to leave the
issue until today This VIII account for
cur readers failing to receive the TRIBUNE
last week We regret the disappointment,
but IS occurrence was beyond our con
troll
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Phifadelnhia AUGUST so


We have Information t.IaJ satisfies US
that the rebel force that sulIenly APP
peared between the position Of tie army
ct Gen. Pope AMI at BrissoF ana Manas-
sas, on Tuesday night last, vas the army
corps of Jackson and Stewards independ-
ent cavalry corps They consisted Of
infantry and artillery, and marched about
so, coo strong, from near Waterloo, on the
head waters Of the Rappahannock, around
by White Plains, by Manassas, about
forty miles in two days, without wagons,
tents, blankets or even knapsacks, thus
leaving their baggage Of every des ription
to DO transported by wagons with the other
army corps Of Lee, following on behind
them. Instead Of fighting merely por-
tion Of Staurts cavalry at Manassas day
before yesterday, Taylors Brigade was
actually confronted by a greater portion
Of the j ckson corps darmee Of Major
Generals Jackson, EweIl, Taliaferro, Hill
and Stewart the GeneraIin-C Chief, Rob
ert Lee or his son, Brig. Gen. Fitz Hugh
Lee, being present at Manassas during
the Engagement
,yesfer.,av At fen q clock p. m. Jackson
advance ocs,oied Fairfax Court House
with n force of cavalry. and had collected
f5o;r own yro1nl,d If the action Of the
-l.or.u...,, ,r,,.,,r o,,l tI,a;r ,vou,,aad
80 -, -, 49, ,-:tt
- - ,;.a.,a, 49, t,,l,
- 49, ,oo
-Io'n .. iot' II l"' --'o''',' . ',''' ~
o. 'Helr cavalry loFee' uile' 7'"'I' ~
person. moFeo on from '''ii''A 00'i'
iio'.se 20 iehil'.
1iooASr p>s's.e o. 'n7 gay o9'o'o yes
'1'"'S was WIZ wen 4''1S''n' anu was
+" gratifying success
Maj. Gen. Pope at iiaIf past nine yes
terday, had concentrated his very large
army so as t. sadly interfere with the
calculations upon whish the rebel timer
ais must have ventured their very bold
and extraordinary increment He had
got McDowelrs force, including Sisels,
probably, between Jackson's rear and
Longstreets front and had also all the
rest Of his army well up, within support
ing distance. Thls It continued throcgh
the balance of the afternoon
"Facts within our knowledge lead to the
Impression that within twenty-lonr hours
direct communication will have been ost@b
ilsiied between " ashlnston ana Gen
rope array. more especially as tAere are
Signs 'naS jackson army corps IS en-
ue'''oFii'& % proceed 'ot'ii " '-'ei '9 'i-o'"
a." KIM me * e',iisi', o' "i'Po''!i5 use
re-eStaoi lstlii'Si't o. Sutn co-hilu'ilc'''ioh
WIZ" MS ii'.''3@'''' 'front.' WIN oPG
,.'"y pI'''''.'"y g NM ANA 'ii'
.u-e ma, - ,,1 - t,,a4 o., u.c,Io,i,n
disnosinr Of HI. booxv Fore aronna
WASHINGTON. Alexandria anfthe fortified
tons. 50 as soon to make il p,av an i'm
portant part in the eventual drama or the
war.
In the battle Of Yesterday the attack
certainly came from our side
ph;lo1a1r,l;. &ro, IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

DEMOCRATIC CoSvE>TIoS.-The Demo
cratic Convention advertised to come of
in Milwaukee the Sd was attended by
about 1870 Delegates, The great object Of
tie meeting, is we are to judge from the
report Of its proceedings, was to oppose
the present administration st All hazards
and to convince the south if possible, that
the Democratic party Of Wisconsin are
with them in sympathy and sentiment
Several gentlemen present approved the
adoption Of the address promulgated by
i. G. Ryan Esl, and Mr.. Piuney offered
rs asubstitute q, portion ofan address y
STEPHEN y DoUGLAs, which the convention
voted down by about loo majority. We
shall refer more fully to this matter here
after
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Philadelphia, Sept. l.

! GhIiadciPhla, sept. |.
The correspondent Of the PHILADELPHIA
/ Press says
The rebels occupy the cutcr extremity
/ Of the old Ball Run battlefield ut present
/ their front being ii the iarihest point Of
! the old field. They hold their old rife
| pits, ami they are exceedingly bold and
/ Impudcnt
! Our army was reinforced to-day by at
| least 00,0oJ Of the most effective men we
have in the field, including Gems Frank
| Inns, Summers, Porters Richardson's
| Sedgewick.s and Co.'s divisions. the vet
Grams from Western Virginia. together
with Gen. Sturre's new division Of Penn
! sylvarla regiments, which are the new
/ ieyieS
Eight hundred prisoners have been sent
forward from this point Centreviile7 TO
Alexandria. Tins makes 800 that have
| been sent to Nash.n gt0n The total mum
Der of prisoners thas were captured was
very heavy.
Gen. Tayior's New Jersey brigade have
not been in this fight. Several hundred
Of his men were taken prisoners. It has
not suffered rs much as was generally be
liavad
Avery intelligent prisoner. commits
stoned officer, told me that StoncwaH
Jac son made q speech to his army dav
men to stand firm and fgbt f. the ~ for
il they were beaten, then all their hopes
ior tlc Southern Con edefacy would be
Us ii..9 nan ''iso reports that IN FIJI
escape from capture
Persons supposed to be well informed
say We have taken az least 1900 prison
but many Of those were paroJed on the
spot and sent back
- ne correspondent OF the Philadelphia
91s s.@ ~ 20, l iG1cIier y eostgr OF
ford, Stahi Hatch and Coulter are 80.
scn;ed as killed
PHILADELPHIA. Sent /
4 special dispatch from Washington to
Iornay's Press says:
Gems. Patrick, DUryea and Tower are
.:-1.1v wounded Col - 72d Penn
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