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Michigan Up 10 Time.

DETROIT, Aug. SIT is officially stated that
Michigan's quota, under the frat call for volun-
teers, 10 full. Full companies from various
parts Of the State continue to offer, but cannot
be accepted. There will be no difficulty in
completing ell requisitions of the Federal Gov
eminent on this State, without drafting.
The extensive sswmill of H. A. & s. G.
Wright was burned to-day. Loss seventy-fve
Thousand; partially insured.
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Drafting 10 Begin ON the First of
September, ~ 4 A gg-g IA NJ

ALBANY, N. X, August l0.-The Evening
Journal has the following in relation to the
draft: ~
The War Department., In answer to an In
quiry from the Governor, telegraphs that the
department will receive volunteers for old reRi-
ments until the draft 10 made.
The draft cannot be made before the first Of
September, % the preliminary Work---lhe new
enrollments, the decision upon applications for
exemption, e.cp-wIll occupy ~ least twenty
days. .fss aEIAA
W. are therefore authorized, unoficially, 70
say that volunteers BY companies viii be Eecelv,
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Another Battle I'm Tennessee-Rebe be
.H" Routed.

NASHVILLE, Aug. PA dispatch from Gen
Morgan, Cumberland Gap, says; De Courcey'l
brigade and the l4!h Kentucky, on the 9Th and
9Th inst, had several engagements with Ste
vensons Division in force, the rebels outnum.
bering US four to one. .r
The rebels lost two hundred and twenty five
killed and wounded, and Lieut. Col. Gordon,
llth Tenn, taken prisoner.
Our loss was three killed, fifteen wounded,
aud fifty prisoners.
Two companies Of the 10th Ohio were sur.
rounded by two rebel regiments, but cut their
way out.
We captured large lot OF forage, tobacco,
horses and mules. -l
John Morgan left Knoxville on the 26ib, with
two thousand cavalry, en- route for Kingston.
Kentucky is to be invaded.
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Guerrilla Raids.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l2-Beports, not confirm
ed at headquarters, indicate guerrilla raids up
on Calhoun and Ramsey, on Green river, Great
ing considerable excitement on the Indiana
border.
The steamer Venang0, hence for Cumberland
river with sutler stores, sunk at Scufletown
on Sunday.
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The History of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1860.
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TO the Nervous of bOIh sexes. A re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
rev days after many yeas Of great suffering Is willing
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used.
Directthe REV. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l2.--Arrived, prize
steamer Ladons, not Madons, captured while
endesvorIng to run up Ogbgee river. The La
dons 10 valuable iron vessel. with general
cargo from Nassau. The prize is valued at
forty thousand dolIara,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
baltimore Cal,le marko,.

BALTIMORE, August7 z.
BEEF OATTLE-The offerings at the scales to-day
10 US head, and increase Of 100 head on the
receipts Of last week. OF the number offered SO head
wre driven to Washington $50 head were left over nm
soia and the balance purchased by city butchers and
packers at prices ranging from 80 so to 81 37 per 100
last week. VA '-N -~'~' "
shEEP-The SUI ply was light, aud the market dull;
prices show decline; fair to prime sold at 2%@3kc
per pound gross.
HOdS-The demand Is good and the supply is fair
Saes OF fair to prime live hogs at Ss OO5 GaK per LOG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
COLUMBIA, TENN, 9AM, Aug, IL.
Hon. E. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:

Major Kennedy With two small companies Of
the let Kentucky cavalry encountered the gutr-
rillas in greatly superior numbers yesterday
and last night, at various points below Williams.
port, defeating the enemy in each affair with
considerable loss. Our loss is only one wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

New YonK, Aug. l2.-The Herald dispatch
has the following: 30
The following additional order has been is-
sued in relation to those parties eudeavoring to
leave the country before drafting takes place:
10 default of giving bail, the party arrested
Ia to be taken 10 the nearest post or military
depot, and placed at once on military duty.
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Jackson RetrsatIng-Pope in Pur.
suit.

HEADQUARTERS Army eF VIRGINIA,
CEDAR MouNTAIN, Va, Aug. IL, 7;3OA. M. !
To MejOr- General HGllsck:
The enemy has retreAted under cover Of the
night. His rear guard is now crossing the
Rapidan toward Orange Court House.
Our cavalry and artillery are In pursuit.
(signed) JOHN POPE,
Major General.
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STS'ffn0 and important subject which will be valu-
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, August l2.
ira at "a rs. Wv Wv UNi' uoupie eA'
whEAT-The market was lower. Sales Of II cars
req on track atSl o. boat load afoAt at nj o. ScO
ana sOOO bushels at 81 05 flee on bard The
OoRN-Quoted at 40c.
,o BurTER-Good grades meet ready sale at Il6DIac.
~ kegs prime Central sold at lO9I2c.
Lsddsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

BosroN, Aug IL The Gath Massachusetts,
regiment IL announced to leave for the seat of
war this afternoon. The 33d will probably
leave tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

LoursvILLE, Aug, l2--John Morgan, with
eighteen hundred cavalry end four pieces Of
artillery, entered Gallatin, Tenn, early thil
morning, and captured Col. Boone, command.
ing the post, with about three hundred men OF
the 25th Kentucky, and Federal freight trair
containing sixty horses and lot Of oats ant
corn. There Was no fight. 'a's'
Morgan was still In possession al noon to-
day.
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Removed from hiS MD OFnce.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near High at.
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases he may be
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
Independence, MO, Surrendered &C
Rebels.

LExlNGToN, Mo August l2-lndependence
was attacked yesterday by fifteen hundred rebels
under Coils. Hughes and Quantrel, and after four
hours severe fighting the Federals surrendered
Twenty Of our men are reported killed.
Reinforcements, which were sent from here
last night to assis. our troops at Independence,
have returned. There is great excitement, and
everybody Ia preparing for the conflict.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

Adjutant. General Finnell declines accepting
the resignation Of John Boyle, nephew Of the
General, as Lieut.. Col. Of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry, and orders him TO join bis regiment.
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Prom WHshinrten.

II. .,-7a,5 "a 2 I18-'7 Il'1l1'' ~ p
, 1862-04-10
Diseases from Ammonia.

Nothing is more comnOn than diseases
among cattle, especially horses, arising from
foul stables. Horses are more troubled
with II than cows, probably from the fact
that their manure Is generally richer and
undergOes a more rapid fermentation, throw.
ing out ammonia in large quantities. 10 a
close stable the gas is so strong that the
eyes are painfully affected with it. This is
an alkali, and is classed among the most
powerful stimulants, the constant respiration
Of which predisposes to affection Of the
lungs The strength of the gas may be
judged from the Odor that arises from q cnm.
mnn hartshorn smelling. bottle. In many
stables no provision whatever is made to
guard the animals against this subtle poison.
The fOOr is always saturated wi b urine, and
the Pungent odOr Of this gas is always pres.
ent.
There are many cheap experiments within
the reach Of mist farmers tn prevent this nui-
sance, and to saveth+ ammonia for the manure
heap. As oil the animals are now coming tn
the stables, particular attention should be paid
to this item Of economy. Common ground
plaster is o good absorbent, and q few quarts
sprinkled daily In the manuregutters will
keep them sweet and clean. Sawdust frnm
the shingle and saw.mill will make gW.d bed.
ding, and If renewed often enough. will retain
all the ammonia. In most mills in the coun.
try, this article accu=1ulates, and has to he
thrown into the stream, to get rid Of It..
L may be turned to profitable account for
bedding.
Some farmers living uea" tan.Works, use
the spent tan-bark for this purpose. II
kept under cover and used IN the dry state,
it makes very valuable manure. Shore
farmers have an unEailing resource in sea.
weed, particularly the eel-grass. II this is
spread and dried upon the shore, Il makes q
good bed, and has great power Of absorbing
gas. Better still is dry mnck and peat kept
housed for the purpose. A halEcnrd Uf this
under horse. with . little changing wherr
the water falls, will keep stable sweet fnr
two weeks. This is within reach Of most
farmers, and Is, perhaps, the cheapest and
best method Of enlareing the compost heap.
Leaves gathered from the forest, or straw,
make suitable covering Tor the mnck at
night, and keep the animals clean. As am.
nIOnia is the most valuable constituent Of
the manure.heap, Il ought to be q point If
hnnnr with every cultivatnr not IN have an
Ounce wasted Il is the very life Of his bus
iness-5good for the eyes Of potatoes, beans
and other plants, but very bad to the eyes
1f horses and cattle.
, 1862-04-10
6hs farmers Garnsr.
Heonomy Of Shelter.

Ths mAE who goes about shivering and
sneesing in the early part oi winter for want
Of suitable clothing and all for the sake of
economy, will lose m're in the less amount
Of WOrk which be will be able to perform,
and spend more in paying doctor bills, than
would clO,he his while fSmily-besides lay.
Ing up . stock Of future ailments. Now
Sko inclonSnt weather Affects the animals
jaa q it S6sces the man. Suppose, by way
a. illustration, that q farmer owns forty
c.itle-cOWs, steer, and he fers-and that
~ hns no shelter for them in the winter save
tAsieo.side Of astraW sack. Each of those
animAls will lose during the EOddering sea.
soa not les than one hundred pounds oi
assh Nov, every hundred pounds Of sni.
nj material wasted In the live state by
cold and stormS is desd loss Of mt less
than Eve dollars II any man doubts On this
p0ini, let him try the exPerin ent. Let him
permit an animal 10 lose . hundred pounds
by exposure ~ rough weather, and be will
n0s End it possible, with the best treatment
% replace the lost flesh with less than five
dOllarS' worth Of extra feed and value oi
tina, at least A loss Of Eve dollars head
On loFty cattle amounts to two hundred dol
lan. This sum, jadiclously expended, would
ors1t eomfOrtabls sheds, fpr, thr;ce iorty
psacsAbIe csttla II the sheds are not q.
Isady made, nov 10 the time to make ;hsnI,
Two thousand feet of bOardS will cOn'
StFucl . good shed eighty fret long. Sci
posts, - for fence, aid bnard Il up on tn,
back ladsabout six Ieethigh Procure SOM
long, stuut poles Ior supporting the rDoi'
and cOVer with bnards. Narrow board,
en- BE- used f1r hatlsning. 0ae active man.
in les than three days, vii complete such q
uhsA, even 4 be bs not regular mechanic.
OF course gOOd stable Is best Uf all buI
gDOd bWrd shed will last many years, aud
may Be made very comfortable. Il will far
more than pay Er itself every winter. The
number and si1e Of the sheds must be regu
lntsd by the number Of cattle.
k . we'll attested fact that COWS kept
n . warm, dry shed or stable, give one-third
more milk, m the same feed, than II turned
out In The enid and vet; and We have al.
ready shown thaG The loss uf Aesh is q very
serious matter 10 the farmers pOcket. An.
krnsrs. in fHtfsnihg hsevss fur their own
ne, keep them out in snme field, the conner
u which comes up near the barnyard. IN
this corner, on the bare ground, perhaps.
he animal is ed. Wretched ec0n0my-
uasis Of fbod-barhaFity 70 the snImai.
Two hourj' labOr we'll bes owed in erecting
even . rail pen, e0veEed with straw and open
= one side, wOrld save three to Eve dollars
worth q food, and add one hundred pounds
81 oe.h. But keep the shed clean and dry.
No man can afford 70 raise cattle in our eli
ninls uith1ut providing them with shelter
0 u winter nInlhs.
, 1862-04-10
n-oanla. Tole-r- Sor 1gnrinr.


= IhiSi Z odsn nuids quite seriOus affair
tn.ohich kicks AID bruises are freely inter
changsd between The frightened brute and
irriiaiod master. Many an otherwise excel
lsnt mixer = SPOILED Cor ne By harsh trsai.
ulsnL A heller, IL veil br0ken 70 the milk.
pal, = thereby made wurth 1t least twenty
per cent more--an increase which. will pay
o. much painstaking. RareyS reasoning
respecting kOr.es, applies equally 10 other
Nninals.. They only resist when injury d
Eppfehended, and their natural instinct sug.
gesls danger whenever any unusnal tFedt.
meni ocenra. Every one has uUticed haw
shy oroature Is in entering strange euclos.
unss, o. g sight Of neN objects. The hand.
ling of heif6r's bag is % her very units.
naI proceeding, and, ID addition, tbs teais
ersoaen tender. and the bag caked and in
famed 20 ls TO be painful under even gen
ne lOpch Training for milking should cnri.
nnence long beiare calving. First teach the
animal 70 welcome your coming by little
presents Of an apple, . handful Of corn, or
~, ofalhef dslieaey. She will soon readily
permit he hand % b laid upon her back
and enjoy The gentle rubbing and scratchinr
which may BE- given. Extend the handlin1
% different parts Of the body, until she will
.n1t aineh frOm grasping her teals, and The
uork may b son accomplished without
even harsh word. This will Be . good
lsssuu for The buys 70 practice the prssenl
nl11lh, and tsarh tham phtience and KinJnes.
q .d1ai6n . BE good ELECTS upon The ami
StTe frl frs.efa }l
, 1862-04-10

"
WAsnro WooLENs.--Il h0usekeepers do
nne wish % have their white woolens shrink
rhen washed, let them make good suds Il
hard snap. and wash The Aannels in it, with.
out rubbing any soap un them; rub them
81 n another suds, then wiring them out Of
: q end put IN . clean tub, and turn on suifi-
cen lulling water n cover them, and be-,
them fennin ill the water l. c0ld. A Iittle
indig0 p lhe boiling water makes them lOuk
nicer. u it i de.insble 20 have white fan
neis shrink 20 Is 70 make them thick, wash
!. lh.n IN soff-soap suds, and rinse them 10
QpI1 unlers o. fFtsf kIetffs -
taUIF DIsRIcTs.-The Illinois HortieuI.
1ufa| Society has done good work in di.
VidInl he State into fruit districfs. and
anpoinfing n cach a cQm4ittee Of prominent
I||l power, whose duty q ) s.all be to note
nr1lIliy, by eHperiencs and Observation, ths.
suecsn Of fhe different varieties and species
~ ffdits n their respeeiive disiriets. The
great drawback 70 fruiLgrpwing .in lllinui.
h.s ben the want of just such Information.
IhoSiaiehas been laid into sevendisiricts,
distinguished ffOm each other by differences
q col, climate and prDdncii0ns.
LlEFEafHo cATfIE. Several eminent a..
I'c1|'ulal writer's oppose the use of liz. e
~ clll'e. and recommend simply clean stalls
n1d bare planks or earth. As simpIe mat.
~ cf c|oanllnesl, HirOng reas0as can b.
nrged On both sides; but In poiHt Of ennD.
ioTt % the anini1l. and pFudnctian nf man
nlr. ibsrs b really % room Tor controversy
rrlha nrgnment i all On one sids-litter
1P1r cp,ila epd ~ not y stingy yith thS
, 1862-04-10
~ tlIIIoa 4 ne nam. DIuDsv.

Ui1 ~ uamlt lheaao = iscommqnlp procndra ~ n
Eelulaf 1cInn q he hoari and dIlcnIt nnnirIil
70 unrls unea prnpef means AZ ra,nTled % n Holio
way untlrnl|ed Onolsni and p che dropnaI patient
gli eEpf lnd uucoonf tbe plc.ent rolhf derived nom
avprance 10 the steady application of ti lanoas tlnf
mont invariably rsults N cure. They act with such
energy The cruuatluu and ahsprhent vlie lh,t ne
pFsilvs symptoms daily decline, l natural healh IS
lurna. ~ =
, 1862-04-10

Orlocal vsatasr. nsFru d,hIiy ios ablriln lnluan,
uelknef. o. the limhs an6 hack indlapnaln ~ i!e
lnn ~ mfmnly, npaHE|nn n fnofiY, lnro n alIinIf
tmllily, ell dIlilult tlElinfr, hidlrhe, huhm'ly
dlrchllEla. pains n ~ 3D. a1frlnrn Il ne elll.
lmploa N tla ne. ogEull a. nlhaF nnImlIFl y A1l,
a1e euIai hy he iily ceslliai phycnn end rlrell'
= y. CnlpfnT. HI melhol 81 curing dhf1lra n..l
iunnno4l cIhqEl and h1ncl ~ rIlal l1co1rl, ~
A61Iuu l. J. czAPKAr. \. D.
San fmncl1ops
, 1862-04-10

Nay b cnrod VITA N genisaf csFtainly n large quin
tltiea q The Ointment b us worried into The cnmna
Ing parta and ihll pfnfrFeinaiy done for come time
4 4 % ne 70 smelr he skin eny Il mus b ia
0 TIE eYpem. Take mtng Pills rightly e viii acl
two ~ three lines during he a hear oachou the ule
~ a.. and ell ailmnanls When these cnmulalnl1 af1
rashe th6 eJsl6m lhe vlplence d W complaint frs.
qnsnily seems 70 incraaaa.
, 1862-04-10

], ne underlined, having been under ne irlainpnl
o. Dr. u J. Cnnpkay. alth1nah uheollcllrd tel called
upon 70 give publicity n the efficacy n hla iIeamful
hoplng that hy dining % may ba inilFumeuial N pr
venting olhel MN he faaTinl surlne aud miry uhch
IexpeFlenced, and hlch % oen rsani m ne psypl-
clous pacllne q pffifnde Ny disease hne befD thli
d phyaeal and msninl D. hiy, With hlloasin eulls
quenee of lndlreTetiUna IN youth The ag nlte Whrh
endufto nre perapa unreeflAry lhr me- 70 deiai ily
are known 70 those Who have fxps renced th,m oire
y b ray that hnving callfd the sefvcrn of DF u
CA.ptAy mio rqnia.tnn, 81 TIE exIecialiuIe ~ uhan
nay hayo lormed u him gslt mnrt thin Iolli1fA
uonl1 thtrripie reenmmend Dr. Cnnphay Il ~ Vhomoy
md thfmrevea sflicied with that drradh maniy; ~
nijert IN - doing heir sympathy f suffering bumapI,
and . heartfelt deaiIt q FslltvlnR thfm.
ID. j DAHLEH. FIlultI.
eilIsnf clliiarnla riiy and Con, y : aan frIncsss
On tllp 9lei day of July D. 1855 hefniP me Voc.
JPWtt, Notary Public, p Fgnually apreard ~ Nfhk.
known 70 ne. Who. hena dnt asorn dIl i4lnnf hnd
-. iha. ne cOnishis q ths card herewith dpedT
10 ylipen vhsrsof. have beIsunio ~ nv kard ~
anlxod my rlcAl seal M dav md trar alrvl mllTa
Ihsl uh.c.JEwErT, NolaTy fnbl.1'
, 1862-04-10

The ipgfulude u man 10 hla ftllow man b q oilen
met with u no, that tosilmoniala pFnmpld b. IN fngr
feelna q the heaIi ure oaea ln the Ne u those Who
nlltvlatlon ol the is Of mail mntlty. Emnlricism
ggda the column. q our press With lrandnifnt and
hrtiions eileu sngne p@ana % he Wuh 0f their oun
nm worthy man, uhn, bFlef perl0d ainca ~ med
destined V shulla % hla mortal cU; who ln1kpd ioT
.nFd q he dip lullon uth thaf pleasure which only
coniray - bnpe, the ahy o. nkillu phynIclan haa
Eeainred him y hh inrmer health. Relieved Innm NJ
terrible nliuatnn, and implied b. arnfiuda be makra
known NJ. cnf and aa1ul nn1 1ll statement
i euihdrtlaird by Notary Puddle. The damands d
cloiy mpfratytly command ile pub liy and lta ven
more % ihe unWaly thnn . pnnd lha ~ ll u
physician q uh0m soaSs q iks caess en- y cllsd.
, 1862-04-10
llllhtFll, Tl.alioi S0rs Fhr0al and QuInuy.

The above crmpliinh have for twerty years been
treated With Hjl0ways Ointment and Pills with p-Fect
auccee. The cnren have terB % remarkable. speedy,
and nnmrroua. that there oen htal dlsenaea arr more
eadl cured b. ihe1o medicines than even TIE common
aoro throat n Iaken N time. 81 "a