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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03

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WILL pay for suits itute h, viii SUIT and who si 70
In fer ire Ear two !hlu,ali do. as
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03

the BATTLE OF THURsDAr--POPEs OFFICIAL DgrArcH-
NoRK LYING
The following Is Proclamation Popt'S version Of the
fight Of Thursday. subsequent despatch from him
admits loss Of 8 900 killed and wounded, and claims
the capture Of 8 900 prisoners:
MANASSAS JUEcTIlS August 2s-l0 O'Clock p. N
N jor General q. W. Hslleck General in Chief: As
soou discovered that large force of tie enomy VAS
turning cur right towards Manassas and that the dis
tiOn had ordered TO take post there two days before
bad not yet arrived there from Alexandra, immedists
ly broke NJ ny camps at WaTrenton JUNCTION aud War
rentor, and rsrched rapidly bsck 10 tlrec columns.
diree,e5 Mcdowell, Win bis and Soigsls corps
and os division, 70 tnsroh upon Gsiuesvilie by tho
RsIFcaoo AID AieIsndsia pike .eno and one divsion
Vi ReiA,zelnAn " nlroh eB Greenwich, sGe viii Per.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03
PRoCtA1ATION.

e,os,y ". .rvrosp,
srg ep-.t5 Sec cay Of Hs rrura rv~Hik
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

again driven back by an irresistible vol
ley Of the rebel missiles Crawford s-bgsg-
ade is the one which in the last battle Of
Winchester put to rout ten regiments Of
rebels. II was then commanded by Col.
Donnelly Of the 2sth New York, who was
on this occasion oOOlly leading bis regi-
ment when he fell wounded mortality. The
brigade retired from the woods, out Of
which they had driven the enemy, but fell
back no further than the ground they had
occupied during the day. Many Of the
men had struggled away after the fght,
and as l rode among them and inquired
| frequently, "What regiment is this ~ ]
was universally answered that 1t was no
particular regiment. Many 10y down upon
the ground to sleep wherever they hap
pened to be, and many moved YEARLY and
slowly to the rear They had fought
bravely, but through the smallness Of their
numbers had been compelled to retire
without the attainment Of what they had
| fought for, and the whole command seemed
overwhelmed with weariness and depres-
sion. After they laid down to sleep the
enemy continued to throw shells, and kept
up their fire we'll.
EVENTS OF SUNDAY.
The sun had hardly risen next morning
before cannonading commenced again from
our guns, but they were not responded to
by the enemy. Gen. sigel had arrived toe
late in the evening to be Of service, and in
the morning was placed in front. A COM
pany OF skirmishers was thrown out, but
the exact position of the enemy was moi
obtainable His lines had evidently
changed, but how was not known. A flank
movement was apprehended during thu
most Of the day. Reports of the immeRs'
forces fanking us created this Impression
The uncertainty was so great that the en-
tire baggage train Of the army was packed
and the horses were harnessed. Genera
Pope had everything in readiness for tn
removal Of his headquarters. This las
encounter with Jackson must be added +
, his list Of battles, in none Of which has h
, been outgeneraled. It is easy to believ
that our combined strength would hav
. given him q most disastrous defeat. W
! held the field at night which we had Occu
pied during the day, and Jackson was un
willing either to pursue or renew. the bat
tie which was offered upon the Sabbat
: following. He could not claim a victory
/ We could not acknowledge a defeat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

FIncI- Vi. oIdr.


We have quoted from speech lately
made by Edison B. olds Of Fairfield county,
which was as full Of virulsnt treason as.
any rebel could crowd it. Olds was cam
didate for Congress, but was defeated in
Convention By William E Fiaok- It ise
matter Of eongrstulatiOn that Olds was
defeated, but it is questionable il better
substitute wasadOpted, if the report Of the
address be made to the iuhsbitants, is corr
rect It is said lI4sat IN that speech he set
forth his 5iatform as follows
II. HszWas opposed to the legaEzing, BY
the Ohio legislature, Of The suspension Of
specie payments by the Ohio banks. -
%. He was opposed to the endorsement
by the Ohio legislatureof the act Of Con-
gress making government notes slegsl
tender. 1LEl4 as
n3. He vas in favor Of eiaetihg a law
by ths Ohio legislature 70 prevent blacks
from emigrating into the State. g0oRfI
"a At this point some inquiring mind
In tbe crowd wanted to knew, his views on
the war. ana be said he was in favor Of
sustaining the government in all constttu-
tionsi mesns TO put down the rebellion;
but 81
90. Was opposed to al uSuFpations on
fhspart Of the AduiniEtrffial=to the ar
restiag Of cur oitiEsns without laW-to the
abolition Of slaHsry in the District Of Co
if1rni5ia-Io taxing The people for th8Ebds
\ lition Of slavery IN the border States, and
utfeliv failed 10 tell Us what he considered
wouli hs a constitutional efoTtt to suppress
lGTs stber sid fEe sent Coagress
lEef filsmust miserable one he had fYfr
khoWn, sud be vas app5sl1 g it1 le8isle-
tion.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

Another Oder Of ooloEsd Men 20 the Cow
BY the following correspondence be-
tween Mr.. W. E. Ambush Of this city and |
Gov. Tod, it will be seen that another offer,
differing somewhat from those hitherto
made, has been tendered to Gov. Tod, Of
cOlOred men to Do part Of the duties now
devolving upon the soldiers Of Ohio. The
offer Is that one or more regiments Of col
cred men Be raised to do guard duty at
Johnson's island and at Camp Chase, re-
lieying the well drilled and trained troops
now at those points, for more active duty
in the Geld. IA this way there would be
no opportunity for the caviling Of those
soldiers who would be prejudieed against
going into the field in company with col
ored men, while at the same time the loyal
blacks could do good service for their oOun-
try. The offer was made in good faith, and
We cannot but think that Gov, Tod would
more exactly coincide with the wishes of
the people Of the State if he would
mount guard over therebelswith these col
Ored troops, Gov, spragus takes them into
the aeld, aud surely We need not be too
cOnsiderate Of the feelings of the impris-
oned rebels to refuse to put negroes on
guard. But the Governor does not consid-
er that he has the authoTityto to accept these
men, and so we mustbe content to wait until
that authority is clearly given blythe Gen
eral Government:
CORRESPONDENCE.
alf - CLEyELASD, Aug. 7th, 1862.
70 HIS Ezesllsney, David Tod, GoUernor O
the STATE Of Ohio :
HONORABLE STR: hope you will pardon
the often oYertures made to you from The
colored citizens or men Of Ohio, and more
particularly those Of Cleveland and this
county, wishing TO render their services t
you, and for the benefit Of the country, t
suppress the great calamity which nov
threatens the peacefulness Of this grea
Republic; and knowing that there hal
been direct repudiation Of our services
rendered both on the part Of the govern men
Of Ohio and Of the Government of the Uni
ted States, Notwithstanding, knowing tina
you AAHtAt Lhhp ChASe ana DauQusky wv
or more regiments Of we'll drilled men, an,
knowing that their services could be useC
for better purposes than guarding rebe
prisoners, therefore we heartily offer t
you two or more regiments Of colOred mel
for that purpose, and we will assure yoi
that not one Of them shall escape; andw
viii discharge any duty imposed upon u
as soldiers and appertaining to camp duty
! And in our judgment, we could not ofe
any more severe rebuke to the rebel mas
ter, and no more than has been practice
upon our Union men in New Orleans an
therefore, we pray your consideration an
reply.
Respectfully yours, in behalf of the de
! sired. W. E. AMBUSH,
Postofiee Box No. S6
For reference inquire Of any citizen o
Cleveland.
ooIUNBUs, Aug. 9, 1862.
! Ar. RsE Ambssh, Boz Sc Posta6ies, CleVe
land Ohio:
! SIR The Governor thanks you for you
generous proposition Of the 7th inst, bu
thinks he has not the legal authority to &C
cept tie regiments to which you refer.
i.-Ig Trnlv vnrTrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

H OHIO SEVENTH
Col. Creighton, Ohio, badly wounded
This is Col. Creighton Of the Ohio 7th
Company A.-F. Grequs P. Kelly, R.
Hatfield, M. D. Holmes, Frank Werz deg),
Ezra Brown, J. g. Parsons lin groin), J.
b. Calvin (in Leg, Arthur Lapard or Lap
ham hand shattered, Elery St. Lawrenee
Qegl, z. P. Davis.
Company B.-F. Gaskill, Jos. Trottier,
7. Henrick.
Company C.-M. NJ. Andrews, Theodore
Wilder, n. L. Badger, [lsg. -
Company D.-N. L. Norris, Z. Wilson, G.
Hedinger, John A. FRANKIE, w. 1apham.
Company Ell Kelley, Dennis Mauley,
Joseph s. Clarke, c. Fl. Giddiger, Sergeant
A. Billings, G. Simpson.
Company ~. F. 0vistt, G. ID. Cad
well, r. WinReariedt, D. Jones, Benz. Grid
ley, E. II. Risk, Thos. Ely, 8. Il. Hopkins,
c. W. Carrier.
Company &C. D. Berthof, Lieut.. s.
S. Reid, L. oHen,E. E. Day, Milo Minard
killed, Corp. D. H. Wright, (killed, d. F..
Dinger (killed,) Il. Owen, tkiIled,) F.
Company H.-C. Clendeanin, David VIM
terstein, Lieut. W. D. Brady, Iient Eaton
AAASuuOAt AgNsSt ti n - A1dA4 amer n
Inskeep.
Company I-COrpOreIJ. A. Ball, J. S.
Ray
Company K.-Eieut. N. J. Hopkins, Geo.
Riggory, C. W. Nesbitt
FROM THE TWENTT-NIETH.
Company An. NJ. Canfeld, Lieut. E.
J. Hulburt.
Company B-Rush GriswOld Cn arm),
E. Potter, B. GriswoId.
Company C--J. Hall, D. Ryeknan.
Company OWN. D. Hayne, Corp. ].
s. Alexander Slightly in head.
Company E-George Memo, E. S. Balls.
Compaay @. Capt. J. ]. Wright.
= C5npaay L-Wm. G. Finney.
FROM THE sIxTY-sIxFH.
Col. Coggswell, killed Major. C. E.
Fulton, Wm. Stokes, ". J. Bland, Ser
geant A. h. Rhodes, NJ. W. Davis; A.
Hayes, N. Howard, NJ Ford, s. B. Briggs,
VIM. Stokes, ]. Whitehead, Perry Howard,
H. c. Olds, S. ". Brush, Joseph W.
Smart Thos. Stevens (slightly, Lieut.. W.
N. Clark, Henson Davis (ande), Peter
Mitchell, Cbresst.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
aREeIAL N0TleEa.

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sxtremetis, arousng thsr absorbents 70 action ana
IN case OF swelling or wstery dspoaits Awakening ths
sleeping energies Of those vessels.
Senator Bellsngsr, Of fHsrkimer, New York, Was
great sufferer from dropsical Affection Of more than
years. duration. He derived no material hsip ron
the Of his physicians, who h fact gave
20 understand that his case Was hopeless By appe-
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Pills wsrs brought to bis notice. He began their use
at onca and with strong hops--ior he comprshended
the principle ofcure. He pesseYered With them ior
three months, taking often many as hiteen pills
day lot always making It rule 10 laks safcisnt to
purgbin The most ssetnal manner twice or thrice
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resteratlon 70 heaIth which has continued to this
/ time.
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Dr.. Brardreth, New York.
m New style Of Brandreth pills at the sole agency
~ superlor-st.
The Votaries Of Dissipation and victims
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10 the popular work '.Human Frailty or Physolog-
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but nOonsivs in its dictates and being Beautifully
illustrated with coloEed sngraFngs il brings every
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read.
To be had ofDr. Barrow, i9 BsckeT-st., n. z. Sent
free Of postage egerywhere. Price o cents See ad-
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I Sold by G. w. CLARK, Drugsist, elsEsIand Ohio.
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What islt that blaekens gray Ehslsrs IN minutes
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What changes nd hair to a rish sumptaoas brown
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CRIsFADOR0St
Manufactured By CristadorO, Astor House, New
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D25,OOO Buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and MICE by using Dr. L. Goffs ''Death
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

shall enlist in the old regiments. Thus
the stimulus will be kept up to pro-
mote the very important work Of keeping
thoseranks full
At the time of the draft, the unfinished
companies and regiments Of volunteers
vii be consolidated, that the volunteer
and conscript force may be kept distinct.
This Of course must be done, as endless
confusion would ensue If nine months
drafted men and threeyears volunteers
were mingled in the same regiments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
ln-Eviif6af sLouid bo Prevented,


Unless great care is taken an injustice
may Be done to many towns and sections
throuEho6t the State when the draft is
made. Il is perfectly evident that those
counties and towns which have already
furnished more than their quota Of vOlun-
teers should be favored to that extentin the
draft For instance, the township Of Bos-
" ton; summit county, with voting popu-
lation Of only two hundred, has sent one
hundred volunteers, which, when the usu-
aIp1spoFtion Of sick disabled and elderly
IL zones are taken out must ba.much more
than ffty percent Of her military strength
srr There doubtless are other towns contain
ing the same population that have not sent
half dozon volunteers. Now it would be
certainly unjust to require Boston. to fur
zaoaElz nish an equal number Of drafted men with
-ao these towns. This matter has been brought
to the attention Of the Governor, who has
decided that to appOrtion the draft 50 as to
..s rsndsrit perfectly squitable all over the
State win require too much labor at thede-
psFtmsnt at Columbus. But this fact
should by no means prevent the work be-
ing done Sonsehsfs The MILITARY Com
lAorH mittsssof the several counties should at
once take this matter IN hand and ascer-
- tein just how each city, ward and township
Glands upon the record If there are
towns which have generously sent of more
than thsif proportion, see to it that the
8fE burden Of drafting comes eomparstively
light upon them. II, on the ether hand,
thsns are eopmuuitiss that have been so
backward Or disloyal4 that they are not
represented in the volunteer army, be
equally certain that they are called upon
for double portion Ofoonscripts. Lstths
trustssl, The town clerk, or some other
OGesl, furnish 70 their county Military
oomnittee number Of theirsoldiers and
i1tthe draft Be put upon them scoOrdinglz-
. This isa matter Of vital inportance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

DIED.
In this city, August nth OF Consumption, Captain
II. HARRINGTON, aged 35 years.
Funeral at st. Johns Church, West Side, this
Thursday aftsrnoou, at O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend.
Oswego papsrs please copy.
: In this city, July nth, of Cholera Infaatum DA-
Wis WINFIELD JONES, son Of David Jones, aged
I9 months and II days.
.If thou shouldst call me TO resign
What most prize, IL never wa mine
oniy yield Thee what Is thine,
Thy viii my God, thy will be thine"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

A FRIEND IN NEED-ERY IT.
Dr.. Sweets INFALIIBLE DINIMENI L spreps-ed
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen sweet of Connecticut
the great bone sster and has been uzsd in ais prae-
es for the last twenty years with the most astOnish
ing success. Asan external remedy ft is without
rival, and wiz alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparatfOn. For all Rheumatic aud Nervous
Disorders it Is truly fnfalibls and e sfatiTe for
sores, Wounds Sprains, BTnises itcs, Is soothing,
healing and powerful strengI Ihening propensties,
ever given it triad Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed BY it within the last
two years, attest 10 this fact Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland. decl0alte1EdlW.is26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
Iauuoh ofa. New sream Erl i.sts

- ,---.l ne splendid Aigate- I1.okap,anDa WAS
launched At the BEootl. N nav1 vaSs .lsst
- -eTeT nine thousand persons
~. sr5 upon the docks Z. witness the launch.
The vessels Il Che perfection Of grace and
beauty, being 4 single banked frigate 2e2
fes4 lOag ss feetls inches wide, II feet 40
inches deep, and 1900 tons burden. She
has two decks and three masts.
The following vessels are included in
,4mor- IA class to phisE Tie soEGWahna b.
longr-Nlsgara, 1850 tons; Colorado. sz00;
,YIihnesota, $780, wabash, 5000; Franklin,
1850 TicondsrOga 1900 shsaandohl leQa
and Sacramento, 1000.
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Union Couary Convention,


Atsmseunf Of The Union County Committee,
OF cnFahosa County, ohor July 2oth, lsearis.
Resolved That couaty Convention be held
q Cleveland, at National Hall % the 10th day Of
August et il o'elook a. a., tosppoint twelEoadel-
egstes to represent this County in the State Con-
vontion Of ihe 2lss Of August is5R.
& That each township and ward be requested
to send SIX delegates, the townships eleeting
delegates on the llth of August at tJo'elock p
NJ and the wards on the l6th day of August, a.
! q Toeloek PsrM,r the polls tohe kept open at least
- one hour
E Tast ths Union County Committees ofsum-
NIT and Lake Counties be invited 20 meet this
COMMITTEES on Tuesday noxt, August 5th, AZ ten
- r osolook A. H., a. the once Of 8. Williamson,
Esei IN the Cits Of Cleveland TO determine upon
ne proper plan for ealing District Convention
for ne Eighteenth Congressional District, and
sa that The Secretary Be requested to extend the
invliaiion Immediately.
81. n. s. WILLIAMSON, Ch'n.G. II. BARBER.
SssHfiisfIESi iisISis fss ~ FS-LEk' 5S,T3se
wM COLLINS, a aDARIUs ADAMS,
q, I, RUSSELL J&S7isS2 "a Il haSN ADAMS, Sec
n. E.00ODELh4
cdEahogs County Union Committee.
Summit 'na Lake County papers please cory
3 s5i,. ,.s Jaehsoa Rstroatlns before Pope.
BY dispatch from General Pope tO-Gsn
Halisok, We have the very gratifying re
port that the rebels are retreating toward
Orange Court House, their rear guard hav
ING crossed the Rapidan. 50 that the fgh
which yesterday was drawn battle, be
comes to-day Federal victory which viii
place The laarels of success upon Genera
Banks and his brave bows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

The Killed and NE0UDf ~ Z, u -,
Tl,a Ner,, -.---lteo Onlo Solo1ers'
z5tle'stess ork Herald has the following
list Of killed and wounded in the 7th, 29th
and Goth Ohio regiments at the battle of
culpspper, on Saturday last. Those not
marked killed are wounded: .5T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

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< ~ tas chasrinF ais had and q lo1f eazzi-
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feiqaiasif They 81 pfosssdsdl toclnp.
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