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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
PoPE,s AND .gACKsON's FORCES EN-
Gagged.

MANASSAS JUNCTION. Aug, 2s-lo Pm.
To Mcjor. General Il. ". Hallsck, General
in. Chief:
As soon as l discovered hat large
force OF the enemy was turning our right
toward Manassas, and that the division l
had ordered 10 take that post two days
before had not yet arrived there from
Alexandra, | Immediately broke up my
camp at WarenLon Junction,aDd march
cd rapidly back in three columns. l di.
reclcd Mcdowell, with his own and Sig
els corps, and Reno's Division, to march
upon Gainesville by the Warrenton and
Alexandra Pike, Reno and one division
Of Heinlzelman's corps, 10 mach on
Greenwich; and with Porter's corps and
Hocker's division, L marched back to Ma
nassas Junction. .4
/ Mcdowell was ordered to interpose be-
tween the forces of the enemy, whi.h had
passed down 10 Manassas through Gaines.
VILE, and his body moving down from
White Plains through Thoroughfaro Gap.
This was completely accomplished, Long
street, who had passed through the Gap,
b ing driven back to the west side. The
forces 10 Greenwich were design to sup
port Mcdowell in case he met too large a
force of the enemy. The division of
Hooker marching towards Manassas, came
upon the enemy near Kettle Rup, in the
II. NJ. Of the 9Th, and after sharp ac-
ton. routed them completely, killed and
wouuding three hundred capturing camps
and baggage and many stand of arms
This morning the command pushed rapid
Ily to Manassas Junction, which Jackson
hsd cvacua,ed three hours in advance
He rs,reated by Centreville and took the
turnpike toward Warrenton. He was
met six miles west Of Centervile by Nc
Dowell and Sigel late this p. NJ. A Sc
we're fight took place, which was termina
ted by darkness The enemy was driver
back at all poiut5,and thus the allarrcsts
lIeintzclman corps will move on him a
daylight from Centreyiile, aud l dc
not see how the enemy is 10 escape
with heavy loss. We have captured l,Oo(
prisoners. many arms, and one piece 0
artillery.
? tSigned JonS POPE,
Major General.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
The Rattle Renewed ON saturday.

WAsHINeToS, August Sl.--The enemy
was heavily re.enfOrced yesterday, and
att'csed Pope's army before Summers
and Frauklin's arrival. The attack was
boldly met aud severe battle followed.
The advantage on tho whole was with
The enemy, and Pope fell back to Centre.
Vile with his whole army In good copdi.
ton, and has been joined by Sumner and
franklin. He occupies the stronges. po.
si,iou 10 the vicinity oi Washington, and
Is expected promptly to renew the contest
Every effort should be urgedto hasten
forward the new troops,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
Proclamation OF the Governor Of
Kentucky,
FRANKEoRr, Ky. Aug. 81.
To the People Of Rentucky:

4 Ho oVPte " AeMUtNy'
A crisis has arisen in The history OF the
Commonwealth which demands Of every
loyal citizen of K eulncky prompt and eff
ciept action. The State has been invad.
ed bv an insolcnt foe, her honor insulted.
her peace disturbed and her integrity
imperied The small but gallant army
raised upon the emergency Of the occa
sion for her defense, under the brave and
cbivalric Nelson, has met with tempo.
rary reverse. and the enemy is advancing
TO the accomplishment of his purpose
the subjug1,ion Of the State. lie must
be met and driven from our borders, and
| i! is in your power TO do so.
therefore, as the Governor oil the
Com mmonwealth, deem it my duty to call
upon every loyal citizen Of Kentucky 10
rally to the tNAE nse Of the State. Not q
moment is to be lost. appeal 10 you
as Kentuckians. as worthy sons of those
who rescued the dark and bloody ground
from savage barbari,y, by the memories
Of the past, Of your history, and by the
future Of your fame, you are but true
to yourselves. to ri5e in the majesty oi
your strength and drive the iusolent in
vader Of your soil from your midst.
Now is the time for Kentuckians to de-
fnd themselves. Each man must con
slitute himselfa soldier, arm himself AT
best he can, and meet the foe at every
step Of his advance. The day and tn
hour. the safety of your homes and FIRE
sides, patriotism and duty alike demauc
that y u rush TO the rescue. lcSll upor
the people, then. to rise up as one mar
and strike a blow for the defeuse Of tbei
native land, their property and lhei
homts.
Rally TO the standard wherever it M
be nearest, place yourselves under tn
commanders, obey orders. trust TO you
own right arm, and 10 the God o! battles
r and the foe will he driven back dscom
, ited and anDihilated To arms! To arms
, and never lay them down till the star
aud stripes Aoat in triumph Throughout
Kentucky. / but perform my duty il
thus summoning you to the defense 0
your State. and am assured that it wi
be promptly responded 10. l prOmis
, that | will share with you the glory o
the triumph which surely awaits you,
, Done in the City Of Frankfort, the Bis
dav Of August, 1863.
Signed BY the Governor,
e JAMES II. ROBINSON.
d. G. HICKLIFFE, Secretary Of State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
The Fight Mt Bolivar.--ItcpoTted ImpOr-
tant Victory OF Gen. Buell..

tdnt NictOiy VI OOhs D"V'"
CAIRO, Sept. l.--Tho fight at Bolivar,
Tennessee. on Saturday, lasted all the
forenoon, resulting in the repulse Of the
enemy. They enoamped within few
miles Of town, and on Sunday morning
broke into small squads, forded Hatehie
river, and attacked Medon Station, where
they met determined resistance and
were finally repulsed with loss Of fifty
killed and wounded. Oar loss is said to
be only four. Telegraph and railroad
communication between BOLIVIA and jack
son is interrupted, but will soon be re-
stored. af
Areport reached here today that Gen.
Buell. had had a fight with the rebels at
Chattanooga on Wednesday and Thursday
The first day no advantage gained by
either side; on the second day the enemy
were repulsed. Buell. is reported to have
captured 1000 prisoners. This news, it
is said, has heen telegraphed to Tuscum'
bia, aud brought from there to jackson,
Tenn. by Gen. Ross, special messenger.
1t may be true and it may not. Later
advices say the rebels have destroyed all
the railroad bridges between Bolivar and
jackson, gk in SNt stw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
s.hh Nh school Celebration !.

Notice having been giver, aiew days
previous, that celebration might bee
pecteI On the 29th August otthe N. 5.
Prcsbyterian Church in Palingtown.
Pleasant township. preplIaiionS were &c
cordiugly made. in Mr., Cranes grove, for
the occasion At The appointed hour.
men, women and children made their ap-
pearance with quickencd pace, bearing
wilI them the luxuries Of the season.
Happy faces greeted each other with smiles
as they mel, indicating the good feeling
among tho.e constituting the school,
from the prauling child to tile hoary head
ed sage. Each Of the pupils as well as
teachers. seemed happy to know that they
had been connected with the school, and
cherished will be their feelings as pleas
,ing "reminiscences of q past so probably
spent in reading, singing and prayer
Professor Little. teacher in the Logan
school, enivencd the occasion with bis
orchestral mclolrou. by playing aud
singing a variety Of celightful pieces
well suited 10 tho occasion and timOs
Music properly conducted, certainly con
s,itutes a powerful helm TO guide the
young mind smoothly over the rntilad wa
ters Of life, and into the channels of mo
rMily, virtue and pieIy.
kfor tho opening prayer. by the Rev
Kuutz, were several addresses adapted II
tho occasion. iutersperscl with music
followed by the S,cretary's report, whel
il was ascerlaincd that the prizes, --iw'
beautiful copies of the Bible and two o
he Testament, we're 10 bo awarded; th'
first for !he males, to Joseph Bixler, ant
the second to John Bonuager, and tn
lirst for tho fsmales, 10 Laura j Meyer
and the second 10 Margaret II, Meyer
These, on the !oihwing Sabbath, wer
presented 10 the above persons by tn
Rev. Hall, accompanied by most pa
thslic address, in which he stated Il wa
not ON account Of their intrinsic worth
but that treasure, that noble boon, the.
contained, that 10 hopad thoy would 40
cept them. sa
After the exercises in the church. til
E school, about eighty in number, was con
D ductrd to Il . tublr 10 the grove near by
| loaded with the sumptuous bounlie
brought there " Ito good folks. Aite
the rppaal, Mr.. Little gave brief ente
} laiDmenl by playing and singing sewers
national songs, among which were "An
who ahall bar the door. o,"and the we
0 known Ellsworth march," in whic
! Beauregard runs away, and JED Davisi
! hung upon sour apple tree.
TIE reason for closing school go earl
in the season is. that the church is beir
repaired and will require some time b
!, fore II will be ready for use:
We are informed that the school WI
I" organised through the solicitation Of Re
10 Hall. and we believe al the earliest con
:. ing Of spring. 1t will reopen with g'eai'
|. OumbeT Of scholars than ever, and tn
!, the glorious work Of the Sabbath scho
: in our little town shall 20 on, sendir
/ forth among our youth those genial inf
l. enccs. which alone can come from rea
IN ing tho word Of God. aud from singir
v and prayer PAllSerowr'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
The Ironsides at Fortress Monroe--AfTairS
on the Peninsula.

FoRrREss MoNRoE, Aug 29,-The Iron
sides, which left Philadelphia on the 9lst
inst, arrived last nj III. and lies at anchor
to day IN the Roads, ,abrest Of the fortress.
Her commanding appearance has attract
ed great attention. aud every eye is bent
upon her with query-"What has she
come here foP'
There is noreble display or movement
on cue lines Of the James riVer.
Norfolk andSufolk have been strongly
le>eniOrced by Federal troops.
Brig Gen Emory, in command al
Yorktown, sent out a reconnaissance Yes
to-day about ten miles beyond Gloucester
They learned OF squad of rebels in thai
vicinity, consisting ofabout four hundred
cavalry and some flying artillery. will
four guns, but our accommodating force
saw nothing Of them yesterday, and en-
camped Tor The night, to proceed on thei
mission today.
Our informant is Asst, Surgeon Rogers
oftho 9th cavalry,who left the party las
evening.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
fv Lincoln green backs will not do to

M Lincoln green backs will not do to
keep Ohio Eagle
By this you mean to discredit the ma
lional currency aud thus Paralizs the
Government. It is not enough for you
to denOuuee Lincoln as q 'iyrant" and
the war as unnecessary aud unconstitu.
tioual." 1t is not enough for you to aid
in bringing about national disruption and
disorder, but you would have nationa
bankruptcy and private ruin follow in the
wake. "L,ncoln green backs" ara as
good as the Government. and your reason
for saying they will not do to keep il
founded on the belief and hope that tht
Union will be destroyed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

A captain OF one Of the companies who
recently left here for said regiment asked
several Of the Military COMMITTEES il they
had signed The recommendation Of said
Carpenter, - Ohio Ecgls.
That Captain" is about the last man
in this community who should be cGu9d'
throwing stOnes.' 1.-The could through
them from behind some corner or in The
night time Il might do, and would Ger
taiOly be more ia keeping with his Socu
rity as we'll Is cbSlcter. We remembe,
we'll 10 have heard tSO "Nili.Sry Com
luittee" sOnady dsaorAesf for the recon
ineEdation Of this iame Captain both OF
tbe ground.of disloyaNy aSd Incompetent,
j .a.I - u
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

GS~ We have intelligence Of "a decisive
repulse of tho reb.ls at Bolivar, Tenn, on
Saturday, md at Mason Station near that
place, on the next day. We have also a
report. which, however, needs rurthtr
confirmation. that IN Wednesday and
Thursday last Cen nuell fought two bat.
ties near Chattanooga, in the seooud oil
which horShcs were routed, losing 1000
prisoners. We trust that this account
may be subsantiatod.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
JonN PoPE,
Major General.
Impressive Words from Edward EvGret


We publish below the concluding sen
fences Of masterly speech recently made
by Edward Everett. 10 Boston:
"Felow ciliE9ns. il this rebellion now
succeeds, instead Of an honorable au,!
lasting peace, wo have but one alterna,
tive to look forward lo---lhat Of eternal
war or eternal humiliation aid disgrace,
not merely in our relations with the
Sou'h whose language towai ds US already
passes all ordinary limits Of cUnlumely,
but from nal ions of the earth. What Ie-
spect are they likely to pay to :he reclaim.
alions either oi the North or the South.
however vel founded, when they see US
forever clenched at acll olher's lhroats,
in the gripc Of death. In fact. iflhe mad
ness which has ruled the hour at the
South had not, while it qucnched every
spark Of patriotism, deafencd them at the
came time to the voice cfenlightened self
interest, they would have seen that OF all
the political suicide ever committed. Sc.
cessivn is The most hideous. Bent OILY
on destroying the Union of the States, the
Sou:k has forgotten that she was striving
to ovcrurn strong and respectable Gov.
ernmel, Of which she formed an integral
part, ard reducing herself 10 the level Of
a Gfh rate Government. dependent for its
existence on the exigencies Of the cotton
market and the federation OF the great
powers OF Europe.
"Wll you, can you, fellow citizens,
submit TO these enormous mschiefs?--
Will you, to escape the burden of the
hour, entail upon yourselves aud your
children the calamitios OF eternal border
strife? Will you deliver mp your Union
brethren IN the border States and through
the South to exile. imprisonment, The
scourge and the halter? Will you take
upon yourselves the doom of tho house
divided against itself, with the loo prob
able result, il this disastrous experiment
succeeds. u being broken up into still
smaller warning frasments! You canno
be SO failhlcss 10 the duty which Provi
dencc has assigned you. The Palladium
Of our political salvation, as it was cal!
ed by your snined Washington, has do
scended from our fathers to Is; it must
it shall, 60 down from us to our children
We have nothing to gain, nothing 10 hope
from The betrayal oil the trust-uot ever
present peace; for 1t is as true Of nations
as of individuals, that nothing SO surol!
invites 10 further aggressions as to yielC
to unjust demands"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

A Row IN ZASEsvILLE. "A very serious
row took place in GAINESVILLE Friday alter
noon, which. as we learn from the Courier
commenced by a man throwing wafer
from a house on a number Of persons
applicants 70. exemption papers, in from
Of the examining physiciau's residence
After this shower ofeggs followed. L
is also said tina, some stones and brick
bats were thrown. and that some severe
fights occurred. Several were seriously
bruised, but none dangerously.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
Results Of the Battle near Richmond
Kentucky.

LETrSGrOE, Ky, Aug. 3i,-Surgeou
McDcrmot reached the city this evening
from Richmond; aud reports our loss
yesterday stl25 killed and $50 wounded
He obtained pcrmission Of Gen. Kirby
Smith to come here for supply OF medi.
cal and hospital stores.
Col, Topping, 71st Indiana rs killed;
also Lieu. Col Stout.
Col. MoMilleu, Major Brumback and
&C. others Of the 95th Ohio are wounded.
Major Conohlin is wounded. Col. Lu,
cas- is killed,
An. equal number Of the enemy is
killed and wounded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
80 Victims Of RheumaLIsm read


CLEARPoRF, Fairfield CO., June 4, 1857
DR.. C. W. RoBAoH. No. 6, East Fourth
street, Oiucinpati, O.-DsaT Sir.-This
spring 1 biredto work on farm during
the summer, but / became severely afiict-
ed with Rheumatism, and il disabled me
so muCh, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott q Sons, a
bottle of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6.
er and box Of your Blood Pills. and af-
ter the use Of them was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect ctre. Being satisfi!
Cd that tits an invaluable remedy. Isent
you this TO be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
EESee advertise nent. SgR
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

ETDrafting has been postponed in
this Stale. owing to the failure Of quito a
number Of County Assessors to sond in
their returns. Volunteers for both old
and new regim'nS will therefore be re.
ceiycd up to the 18th. The Sta'o's dc.
dciency on the two quoia', can be Glled
up In that. Tina, il earnest efforts a;s
made.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

ETKirby Smith is said to he marcl :
ing on Cincinnati with $4,000 men, Tie
city is under martial law aud the Whole
male population under arms, Gen. Lew
Wallace 10 command IftIe rebels at
tack Cincinnati they will b. warmly rc'
ceiyed welcomed with bloody hands
10 hospilAble glavts"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

e. u stated that siucO the seizure
Of tho steamer Fairplay with fvO thou
sand sand Of arms destined for Hind
mans rebel troops. that The Federal gur
boat ascended the Yszoo and captured
auother lot Of arms, amounting 70 abou'
eight thousand stand, which were also
intended for that General.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
no ,nc People Of ,he. County.

The crisis is upon US, tho enemy Is on
our borders and threaten 10 invade and
pillagc tie State. No man is safe in bis
person os,properIy. The prosperous o'
today may be houseless and ruined TO-
morrow. We have felt too secure. We
have no, known the extent OF the reb-l'
lion, and have not taken that interest in
tie struggle for our coun!ry'F txistonce
which we should To delay longer will
be fatal to the country and TO ourselves.
We, therefore, call on every man in the
equity who has rife, mu,kcl or shot
gun 10 put them in good shooting condi.
tion, without one days delay provide
ammunition and hold themselves ready to
defend the Stale at a moments call. We
would also recommend that able bodied
men in each School District organic com
panies and hold meetings for drilling as
often as possible Let il not be said
when the hour Of trial cones that Fair
field county fsi,d 10 do her duty.
JouH REFER, M. A. DAUGnERry
A. SYYERr, P. B. EwrSo.
JNo B. MCNEIL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

g E1-A bloody and disastrous battle has
been fought st Richmond, Ky, Our
green troops we're unable to Withstand
the numbers and discipline Of the enemy
They fought bravcly bu! were broken ny
aud compelled to retreat in disorder.
Lexington, Ky is in the hnnds Of tho
rebels. Tho city surrendered without
firing gun. Our troops at tint point
withdrew and The city was given over by
tie cigi auihOriIies.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

Col. Fletcher Webster, con OF Daniel
Webster, Of Mass. was killed in one Of the
recent battles 'before,R Richmond.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
JSo B. MCNEIL.

ETA series Of bloody conflicts have
taken place teiorc Washington, the result
OF which is still in doubt. Enough is
known, however, 10 justify tho belief thh
no advantage has bceu gained by our
troops. The last rumor is that Pope"
srmy has fallen back upon Washington,
whito Jackson with 40, 600 men is march
Ing 10 invade Maryland by Edwards Fer
ry. TIC crisis in the affairs of the coun.
try ia evidently at hand. Tho enemy
having his whole strength in tho 6"bl
seems determined 10 crush us before our
rev evics can be made available. The
policy acems to be to transfer the war lc
our oFn border.