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Army List Of lLe Western states.

An official army list Of the States Of III
inois, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Kan
sas, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Colorado, has been compiled by Geo.
B. Smith, formerly Of the Chicago Tribune,
and published by the Tribune Company. 1t
contains complete military directory
giving the names of all general officers,
captains and lieutenants of all the troops
Of those States. 1t has been complied with
great care and from official records, and
will be found invaluable to editors and
the public generally. Subsequent editions
will include additional States until, if pos
sible an index shall have been made of
the whole army. Single copies may be
procured by forwarding so cents to George
B. Smith, Box 1916, Chicago.
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the rebel flag left to Goat in triumph over
the streets Of Tazewell. At two o'clock this
morning about half Of US arrived at camp,
aumbers having sought shelter beneath
everg>treo on the way for the last half
dozen miles.
Why 80 smHlln force was kept In tho
far advance, and why, when these were he
roically conteuding With vastly superior
numbers, reinforcauents we're refused
them by the Commanding Colonel. are
points Of military strategy whicn your
correspondent is unable 70 appreciate.--
Why, also, IL our commander intended to
fight them, he confronted but did not at
tack until the enemy had abundance Of time
to get relnforcements from Chatta-
nooga, ere also matters Of interest which
can be comprehended only by the trans
cendently brilliant intellect OF some nmili-
tary genius"
Whether such generalship as this will
bring the war "to speedy conclusion
is not for me TO say, but this much l will
say, that if Government expects the boys
in the field to win victories, it must place
over them commanders who will OCCASION
ally blunder into 4 success, and not con-
vert every attainable victory into disas-
ter-every possible success into defeat.
B.G.H.
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The spirit of OJden Times.

In the history of warfare, this war will
contribute some memorable examples of
bravery, such as have never been exeelled.
The report in yesterdays dispatches of a
federal soldier who was found dead upon
the battle field, his musket grasped in his
hand and eleven dead rebels around him,
reads like the deeds of grim old soldiers of
CrOmwalliau time. All praise and honor
to the dauntless soldiers of the Union.
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Translatlon-CFrom the Frencbl

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{ Co. it Is impossible not to 81 ...ar- "a their
qualiIi 8 which have acquired o. -t fiis % .iatnt
manuiscture, on which have plaj cd are uxet-aug-
ly remarkableipr their qualities Of TONE The Bass
IS powerful without harshnes5, and the upper notes
svte et, clear and harmOhtously mslo tchrystI y
aud 90 not hesitate express in regard to these
.trincEiS my entr5 satsiactiUn aud TO declare that
In EurOps or this county by the most ceIebra
led makers. Lsisnedl l. NJ GOTTsCHALK.
7. Hss5r5. Wa KsAsE Co., Baltimore II can
not but Congratulate you upon the immen progress
y.ur Pisnn5, which In my 0PiHIon, rank among The
cry beat In the country. n. STRAKOsUH.
Mr. GEO. a BAELow These nobls Instruments
cosses5 Immense resOurc OF power and expression.
fch and synpz hetic; while tbs high notes are brill
'lsnt, clear aud pure g. silver bells
Tn scale i sveu without single fhW; the artion
IS smooth and marve0usye sy and tn pedal effects
nc tuest Of which tho PiEnOfOrts is susceptible.
In word, Knabe PfanUs are worthy OF the great
Artists, and capaJls Il rendering tho hnest
compositions known IN th' realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr. C. A. BAR1ow, Dear SIR 1T gives me pleasure
20 state that cUuEd-r the Knabe Piano equal 10 any
and superior TO mo5t lnstrume1s made In this coun
.ry, especislly IN richness and volume Of tone.
Having used ono OF the sams Tor Ten OF more hours
Il each day. Tor TWO years. feel confident in recon-
msnding them eli who arc unacquainted with their
great Qualities" an' recPeSStiSEilY' g !, {e22rs
Teacher of Husio Clsvelsad Female Seminary.
g. A, BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pleas
ure to be able cay, thar consider knEbss Pianos
Ie fnes both in volume aud sweetness, which have
tver played up3Di either % America or Europe
The p-dal5 Up rate With better effect than in any
other tnstrum, mss and IN fact KnEbss m9tto may
truly bs, Excelsior" Mrs. q. s. DOUGLAS,
TEACHER Of Music, Cleveland.
Prof y. ]. NGTHEAaLB, Teacher Of Music IN tho
Ohio State Blind AsylUl wTiIes AFTER examining
4 LARGE uGmbsrOf Nm. Rnsbe a Cos Piano Fortss,
unhssiaiinSly pT0EOuncs them superior to any
have seen. Their tone Is grad and uOblei they have
great paciry Tor sustaining the Sound and their
YOurls " tone or power have never heard excsllod
rh-f combine with due t0ncA, depth, swestnt IS Of
uone, pzrfIy AID durability"
'sThat tho Knabs Piano is superior 20 al VtheTs
made in Ibis country, fcg brliaIcy, sweetness, and
volume o. tone, Needs only 70 be heard convince Of
the fact-rL S,ata Journal Columbus, Ohio.
Eugl5;RZT
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war Msssins TO-nisbt-.VOEns Men to
the Front.

war aIosSins TO-niEht--YOERg Men 20
the Front.
In another column will be found call
for mass meeting, this evening, at the
csurt House To this meeting let every
body rally to shout once more for the grand
old Sag, and to give laundering responses
to The patriotic speeches that will be made.
But there is something mora to do than
simply to attend this meeting. THERE'S an
other part Of that call which is Of even
more Importance. It IS an appeal for I'LL
ing up the old regiments, and enabling
this county to escape the draft. The induce
nents are great, the demand pressing. Let
our young men respond to the call. Any
young man who will enlist twenty men can
thereby secure a commission as Lieutenant.
Here is "a splendid chance for the active men
who have not gone into service. Glory and
honor await them upon the field, and the
proud consciousness Of having rallied to
their oountry's call, win give to them and
their families, present or prospective,
prouder name than could untold wealth.
Rally to the standard and save yourself
from shame, your country from ruin.
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More From the Ohio Boys.
LCorrespondenee Cleveland Leader.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Anr 18Th 1869


WASHINGTON, D. c., | ...
Aug. 18th, 1862.
Eds. Eeadsr:-SeveraI Of the officers from
the battlefield below Culpepper, arrived in
this city yesterday evening and are stop
ping at the hotels-among these are Col.
Creighton, Of the 7th Ohio, who is at the
Metropolitan, formerly Browns Hotel
At short interview, 1 learned some of the
particulars of the last Saturdays fight
The 7lh went into the action with about
800 men; of these 176 were among the
killed, wounded and missing. The 29th
came out Of the fight with less than one
hundred men-I did not learn the numbers
pertaining to the loss Of the Goth, but was
told its loss was also heavy.
It seems as if it was the fortune of these
regiments to stand the brunt Of every ae-
tion they are in. The 7th has been on six
battle fields, and each one has been hotly
contested, and this noble regiment has
shown that 1t was composed of brave hearts,
iu each, from Cross Lanes to Culpspper.
Ifthere ere any veterans, in our Union
army, the 7th is entitled to the oognO-
nen.
It is natural for a general to put his
most reliable troops in the key Of his po-
sitiou, but it seems to us our noble 7th has
had more than its share, and We could
but sympathise with its brave Colonel
when be remarked that it was trying to see
such material as the 7th was composed of,
for they were all noble men, falling around
him. 1t was not only loss on the field,
but o loss to the country.
Sec. Smith and family have returned
from Pennsylvania, but The Secretary 8
health & not much improved vEA
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DR.. CHEEsEETAN,s FILLS.


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the result o. long ard extensive practice. They ars
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TLs oOunry Convention,

n the midst Of war news and recruit
ing excitement, we must not forget that
Shs County Convention will be held today
70 elect delegates 20 the State Con7entiOn
70 be held @. Columbus on the 2lst Let
the attendance be good, and true repre-
ssutatves Of the sentiments Of the people
b. elected. The State ofaees to be hlied
ars places Of importance, and must not be
sssSosss&
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HEApOuARrERs .. s. FoRcE,.

OOLuuplai 4eun'I aug III OA-S Z. IL
My movement against the guerrillas who
have committee the late outrage, has been
completely successful. Maj. MCGOWAN, in
command Of the Kentucky cavalry and
First Tennessee Cavalry, numbering one
hundred and eight men, engaged one hun
dred and seYenty-fve Of the enemy, nesr
Kinderhook, at 8 A. NJ, continuing the
contest fercely for four hours. Seven were
found killed and large number we're
wounded. Twsnty-seven prisoners were
captured, among which are a number Of
officers. Our loss was three killed. The
woody and broken character Of the eoun-
try, and the combattants being scattered,
prevents sn actual estimate Of the enemy's
loss.
l have received news from Maj. g q.
Kennedy Of my staff, commanding another
portion Of the expedition. He Is driving
the enemy in every direction.
JAS. s. NEGLEY,
Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
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.Rea. 3. Pnrh,s LnrnItr.

At war meeting in Cincinnati a few
days ago an invitation was sent to Geo. E.
Pugh to make an address. he sent back
the following reply: ..f..
CIScIEYATI, Aug. Is.
DR. OCoNNELL :-Sir-You must ex-
euse me. think it time for those who
have not themselves enlisted, to quit ex-
horting others on the subject
Respectfully, g. E. PUGH.
Pray, what viii Pugh do! win he be
" neutral" or advocate disRnion and re-
bellion? Let him show his hand.
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Nrw RatrerY.

A Columbus dispatch to the Cincinnati
press says that new battery has besn au-
thoriled to be recruited for sigers corps,
and known as the Goth, to be raised in 10
days and organized at Camp ClsYelknd.-
Here will be q splendid chance for those
who would fight nit sigel."
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ANOTHER FLoED.-John @. Floyd, rel-
ative Of the celebrated gun-stealer, lives
in Keokuk, Iowa. His conduct lately has
been Of such 0 character as TO exssperaiS
the loyal citizens, who met together, and
sent dsputation TO inform Mr.. Floyd that
be aaass ssks tAs sa& Rsteoklt
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Union o9nnry Convention.

Ata meeting o. tas Union County conmittoO,
sf cayah0ga County ohio, July 29th, lsea, it
Wss
Resolved, Tint County oOnventoa b held
81 sclevolsnd, Ct National Hall, on The 10th day Of
AUgpst at II O'Clock A. NJ, 70 appoint twelve del.
egstes 70 represent this County In tho State Con.
venaoa Of the glst Of August 1862
2 That each township and ward 30 requested
70 send six delegates, the townships electing
delSgs1es on the 18th Of August at o'clock P
NJ, and tho wards on the 18th dag OF August ct
7o'cioek P. ~, ths polls % b0 Lepg open at least
ooe hour.
5. That tho Union County Committees Of sum
nit and Lake Counties be invited 70 meek lAs
COMMITTEE on Tuesday next, August 5sh, at ten
eleloek A. ~, at the ofaea of S. Williamson,
Esq., 10 The City Of Cleveland, 70 determine upon
he proper plan cor calling District Convention
fsE the Eighteenth Congressional District, and
thas tho Secretary Be requested to extend the
3uvielsion lmmed ediately.
IS VILLA sIsoN, Ch'n.e, n. BARBER,
ESFLIET, tMUELLER,
b WHITE, /. PREN1ISS,
kSlf. COLLINS, DARIUS ADAMS,
sfSgtgtLL fsSgtsgtLL, hR5vitssSS. hR5vit sSsi ADAMS. See.
cuyAhoga County Union committoe.
sslaEait and Lake County papers please copy.
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CoLoRED REaIIESTs.-The Washington
correspondent of the Tribune says that the
President will not reject OOlored regiments
when offered by the Governors q States.
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PIANOS.
Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
and the prIyiIeg9 II exchange given at any time With
in six months.
10 PIANOS AHO HELODEONS TAEEa IN EYEHaEgE
ALso-UN HAND,
lslods0a', Snail Lrstrumsats, Strings, &c.

Among The many certificates OF the excellence and
merits VI these Pianos, We would refer the follow
iag:-
1IE. ". KSAHE, Baltimore. Dear Sir IL have great
pt'asure IN certifying that have tried you Square
fianos and nnd them eQunl. II not superior, to any
H. this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, is the eyeuncss Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the success you 50 highly deserve,
an, Sir, yours very truly,
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ua ths lsIh iaa.., Mlss NELLIE 9. SEGTTIE. aged
Is years.
FunslAl irom the roaldeues Of Mrs A. Walworth
no. 10 hnelid'at' to-orrOw Sunday aftoFnoon, At
ae'soef. Erends Of tho family are rpspootfully b.
vited % attond.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
srArr cnMnIasInnrn

STATE COMMIssTOEER.
At the coming election 3 STATE Commissioner, to
sueoeoa Hon. Anson smytb, must bo chosen to look
sttsF tho interesta Of our Common Schools num-
pee v e1nTlent and experienced TeaohsT5 are spgn
Of a eanSidatss. Prof ". D. HENKLE "a among
the most eisrAa hlI extensive expsrsuce a. prao-
tloal Teacher and g career as editor OF ono Of the
inoa1 prominent Eduoaapsl Periodicals In the land,
have made him thoroughly aSuaintsd with the pl ao
tioal working ofour School systsa, and prceminent
iy ht him for the ConuisIlonerahip. IA I, an on.
olent woaErso man, and this d tho kind ofan need
cd In that position. Extensively known as auts< Of
sumo Of cur very best Text Books, be cannot bur
provo vuEy acceptable 70 the teachers q Ohio.
FOR CONGREss.
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DROPsiEs AEE UUEED DY BRAADRETH'
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auid than the absorbeufs tac0up. BrandrsshsP Pu
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In ease ofsEslllng EatoFy deposits, assniHg ths
sleeping cuergiss0f those vessels.
Senator Bsllsuzsr, Of HsEkinsF, New York, VISA
great susrsr from drOpsical ascffou o. mors than
years duration. Hs derived no material hslp from
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70 understand thathis ceso wa heprle=s. By aBps-
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PlAN0S.

DIAN0S I PIANUoI - -,
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z1chd.St.i Cleveland, Qhig, = nov g -
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Special Dispatch to Gov. Johnson, Nashville!
Brilliant series of engagements ut Cum
berland Gap, by Gen Geo. w. Morgan,
TWENTY-FIVE Rebels Killed aud Wound
ed-.-t apUuFe Of Rebel Forage, Horses,
Mules, &c.
[Telegrapsd Hom Cumberland Gap.l
AuousT 9, 1862.
To HIS EEesIIs8y G0gsrEOT johnson;
GovERYoR;-On the 9th and 9th inst,
De Coureey's brigade, with the 18th Ken
lucky, had series of brilliant affairs with
Stevenson's division in entire force. The
enemy outnumbered DeCourcey four to one.
The enemy lost two hundred and twen-
ty-fve, and Lieut.. Col. Gordon Of the 11th
Tennessee was taken prisoner. We cap
tured two hundred wagon loads Of forage
twelve hundred pounds OF tobacco, and
thirty horses and mules. We lost three
killed, fifteen wounded, and fifty prison
ers. Two companies of the 18th Ohio were
surrounded b. the rebel regiments, but
two-thirds of them cut their way through.
John Morgan, at the head of two thous-
and cavalry, left Knoxville for Kingston
about the Cd inst 1t Is rumored that Ken
tucky is to be invaded.
GEO. W. MORGAN,
Brigadier General
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a FBIEND Is EEED-TRF II.
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Agents for Cleveland. acknowledgements RI
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% oed6r-sr-f New IoEk-
- sold Wholesale and ilslaI in Cleveland ~
sTROE9& s ARMSTRONG. aprlEsoERN
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FOR CONGRESS.
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tho decision Of tho Union Convention. aug9
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CuyAhoga County Union COMMITTEES.
ssranis ana Lake County papers please copy.
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T. Hss5rs. Wa RsABE & Co., Baltimore II can
not but congTatHiate you upon the immen e progress
trd iIn improvements which you Continually make on
y.ur Pisnn5, which In my opinion. rank among the
cry beat IN the country. II. STRAKOsUH.