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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
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THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
sharp Fight a, CumberIand Gnp.

NASHVILLE. Aug. 12--A dispatch from
Gen. Morgan, at Cumberland Gap, says :
DeCourcy's brigade and the Fourteenth
Kentucky, on the 9Th and 9th insls, had
several engagements with Sseveuson's di.
vision in force. The rebels outnumbered
US four to one. The rebels lost 225 killed
and wounded, and Lieut.. Gordon Of the
Eleventh Tennessee taken prisoner. Our
loss was three killed aud wounded, and
ifty taken prisoners.
Two companies Of the Sixteenth Ohio
were surrounded by two rebel regiments
but they succeeded 10 cutting their way
out. We captured large lot of forage
tobacco, horses and mules.
John Morgan left Knoxville on the Cd
inst, with 1000 cavalry. He is en- route
TO Kingston, Kentucky is to be invaded
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l2.--RepOrts. no
confirmed at Headquarters, indicate guer
rilla raids upon Calhoun and Rumsey
COUNTIES. on Green River. creating coa
siderable excitement on the Indian Dor
der. H4l'A
The steamer Vsnango, hence from Cum
berland river with suffers stores, sunk
Scufieiown on Sunday. h'@
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
COLUMBUS. August II.

The business pressure in the Executive
Department has been greater to day than
at any previous time since the first call
for more men was made. Delegations from
all parts OF the State kept tho Office
crowded from morning till late at night.
Every one was willing to pledge himself
that no drafting in his vicinity would be
necessary. Authorities to raise addition
al companies we're issued In large mum.
bers. >The companies must all be full
by Saturday morning. Until that time,
all full companies will be received and
assigned TO regiments. Alter then draft
ing will take place. No nine nor twelve
months volunteers will be received
There is no authority for their acceptance.
All must 60 in for three years. or the
war, except the drafted men. Though
the details relative to drafting have reach
ed the Governor, they will not at present
be promulgated. 1t will be heaviest on
those counties that have furnished fewest
men in proportion to the population.
The assessors isturns are commencing to
come in fast. 1t is understood that the
time for recruiting for the old regiments
will be extended, as thus far but little
has been done toward it. A great deal
OF enthusiasm prevailed hore to-day.
Large numbers came from the country
aud enlisted. The Forty fifth has I goo
men.
The Irish delegation from your city
was successful in obtaining authority &c
raise an Irish regiment. 1t will be the
l09Lh, and must be full by the 10Th in
staut The officers are: Colonel, Johr
O'Dowd; Lieut.. Col. James Reynolds
Major James A. Crawford, all of Cinoin
natl. Three new batteries are now ful
Tho Quartermaster General has made
requisiIion for guns and caiasons.
A. H. Sewers of Coshocton,is appoint
ed Surgeon Of the 19,h.
The difficulties relative to clothing 10
the new troops will be overcome in fev
days. Mos! OF the recruits will go int
camp to morrow.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
The American Question In France
Comments OF tho London Press.

Comments OF tho London Press
CAPE RACE. August 8.-The following
is duplicate Of the news, per City of Bal
limore. which sailed on the 30lh, but the
Jura anticipated her arrival:
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times believes tie American question oc-
cupies the most serious attention oil Napo-
leon. and that council Of ministers had
been held upon it. He would not be sur
prissd if tue matter was laid before the
English Government in still more pres
sing manner, with a view Of speedy
solution. He urges that the movement
must be speedy, too. if our mission would
he Of effect, 10 view OF the possible re.
election of the present Congress. H , says:
II Go no, intend TO say whether the move
ment will be followed by any immediate
effect whether France will take the lead
with tho expectation that England cannot
do otherwise than follow her. or whether
both will at the samstime--L only know
tina, France is convinced that the present
moment is the most opportuue for united
action" He icsinuates tha, Lincoln and
some of his advisors would not object tc
somo gentle pressure.
The Times, editorialIy, continues tc
point cut the Federal prospects as mos
gloomy. but the Daily News combat
such views, and speaks Of Northern poll
oy with continued confidence.
Most of the London journals a!lude t,
the financial crisis in America. and repca
their structures upon The false finanoia
policy Of the Government. Even the Sta
charges the Washington Cabinet with th
mos, deplorable Ignorance Of true econo
my.
The Times figures that il the position
had been reversed. the Americans wou
never have recognized the blockade a
England has done, but would have bro
ken it under a plea Of self preservation.
Some OF the journals attack Archbish
op II ughes for certain revolutionary re
marks which he made in speech in tn
Dublin Parliament House,
ITALY --Garbsldi, in course Of hi
speech at Marsala, several times mad
use of the phrase, Rome or DEATH"
which the people responded each tint
'"Yss, Rome or death" He spoke i
violen, terms of NapolSSn. and said. NV
had given him Nice and Savoy. and h
wishes for something more. Yes, l kuo'
he has one prince ready for Rome, ,anolhc
for Naples, and so on. know it." a
the Banquet at Palermo. in honor Of MAJ
quis Palleracini, Garibaldi proposed
toast. concluding with tho words, from
or death; but at Rome with Victor Emar
uel at our head"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14


paitment:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
August 8.
An order to prevent the evasion Of mill
tary duty, and for the suppression Of dis
loyal practices.
LIST, By direction Of the President Of
the United States. 1t is hereby ordered.
until further orders. that no citizen liable
to be drafted into the military. shall be
allowed to go into foreign country. and
all Marshals and military officers Of the
United States are directed, aod all police
authorities. especially at the ports of the
United States, on the seaboard and on
the frontier. are requested to see that
this order is fai hfully carried into effect.
and they are hereby authorized to arrest
and detain any person or persons about TO
depart from the United States. in violation
Of this order, and report TO Major Tur-
ner, Judge Advocate a! W ashington City.
for further instructions respecting the
person or persons SO arrested or de-
tanned.
81. Any person liable 10 draft who
shall absent himself from his country OF
State before such draft is made, will be
arrested by any Provost Marshal or 9th
er United States or State officer, wherever
no may be found within the jurisdiction
Of the Urite1 States, and conveyed to the
nearest military post or depot. and placed
on military duty for the term Of draft
and the expense Of his own arrest ant
conveyance to such depot, and also five
dollars as a reward to the officer who
made the arrest. shall be deducted from
his pay.
80. The writ Of habeas corpus is here
by suspended in respect to all person
so arrested and detained in respect II
all persons arrested for disloyal prao
tices.
(signed) EDwIs NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y OF War.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
From Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Aug, 9.-ThO Nashville
Union says Governor Johnsoa was author.
ICED by the Secretary Of War to release
loyal Tennessee prisoners in the North.
aud TO exchange others for loyal Tonues'
sessus imprisoned in the South.
.Ex Governor Campbell was appointed
Commissioner. He goes North today
Bragg is in command Of $4,000 troops
at Battle Creek. ot uar
Three rebels were hung in Alabama
for the murder oftwo Federal soldiers.
Col. Wynkoop with one hundred and
eighty cavalry. surprised seven hundred
Of Forests men, on Mondsy, near Sparta
Wynkoop withdrew after sharp seir
mi'h, losing one man and killing thirty
rcbelp, s 81. aaasd gaa t.J.. 3.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
From Burnside ard McClelIan's COM
mands.


mands. q
New YoRK. August 9.-Burnside is in
camp at fredericksburg ready for mOYe-
ment.
The Tines letter Of the 9th from
Pope's army reports McDowell's com
mand at Culpepper, and Banks a, Wood
vile. t
Banks will probably be beyond Culpep-
per by the 7th.
A dispatch from WOodvillc on the 7th
reports Sigel's corps moving from
there. ....,
There we're rumors in Washington yes
terday Of heavy fighting al Gordonsville
They are not fully confirmed. though not
improbable. ... q.
The Times letter from the army eff the
Potomac. on the 7th, says important moves
ments are progressing on the south side o.
the James river, but are Of such char
aoler as not to admit Of disclosure at pres
ent.
The rebel ram at Savannah is, s,accordinG
to Hilton Head letter, the British steam
or Fingal, covered with railroad iron, will
tiIteeu guns, commanded by James Penn
brooke Jones, late executive officer Of th'
Merrimac. ..,.. i..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Another Gao1TIIia Iefeat In Missouri.

HUDSON, Missouri, August 10.--Col
McNiel again overlook PUrters guerillas
yesterday at Stockton, in the western part
Of Macon county. and after sharp fight
routed thOm, killing and woundiug q
large number, and capturing many hor'
ses. The rebels were scattered in all di'
rections. Some Of the prisoners captured
had taken the oath aud given bonds.
HuDsoN. Missouri, August ll.--Addi-
tional particulars ofthe fight between Col,
McNeil's command and Portei's guerrillas
at Kirkull some days since. have been re-
celved here. ouo hundred anc twenty
eight dead rebels were found on the field
and buried. Their entire loss could NOT
have been less than three hundred.
1t is estimated on reliable authority
that fully two thousand Of Porter's gang
have deserted him, and are scattered
Several hundred Of them being prisoners
The balance Of his force, which was ori
ginally three thousand, are rapidly re-
firing, pursued by Col, MuNeirs troop'
in four columns. The Federal loss wal
eight killed, and twenty-five wounded,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Indiana Enll.,ments..TAe Dram.

ISDlASApOLrs, August To- Governor
Morton has officially announced that all
volunteers for three years or the war will
bo received up to the morning Of the 10th
Of this month, and after that date no vol
unteers will be received. OF bounties paid
The preparations for the enrolment Of
the militia. and drafting TO GIL the recent
order Tor 100000 arc going on rapidly
and will bs completed by the 10Th inst.
Instructions as to the conducting The
draft have been received from the War
Department. nst.iH I'D. i9 .rn '4t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

Ey The Fairfield Democracy Withstand
by .hs nomiLto though he WAS not the
first, second or last choice, - 0 EJgis.
Certainly, stand by a party nominee
whO'ler he have principle in common
with YOU or no;-such a course brings
in the rocks aud gives you $4,000 worth
Of county prin,ing--at the same time
make war on an administration not elect.
ed by your party. lfby doing no you com
init treason, involve tho govOlnmeu, in
'uin and destroy the hopes Of the people
forever. What is government to par,yY
What is liberty to the spoils of ofic,2-
Let everything so 10 the devilr.rhOr thar
divide your chance for gut fat with hon
ttt men.
Ii FINK is not the llrSt, second or as
choice, pray, what choice can he be2-
Perhaps the choice Of necessity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
p@-Victims Of Rheumatism read .his:.
OLRARPoRr. FAiIhAh 90 Inno 1897

p4-Victims OF Rheumatism read this:,
CLEARPOHE. Fairfield CO., Jnao Z. 1857.
Dr.. @. w. RoHAoH. No. 8, East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. O.--Dsar ,SI:-Thi5
spring l hired to work on farm during
the summer, but became severely afiiot.
ed with Rheumatism, and Il disabled me
30 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 d Sons. a
bottle OF your Scan dinavian 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 cure. Being saiish:
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. 1 sefit
you this to be published. If you think
proper. that others similarly affected NAV
have the benefit Of my experience.
F SILAS SPRINGER.
ET See advertise uent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Important FROM. Pope,s Command.

CuLPEPPRR. Va, Aug, 8,--Gen'l Pope
and staff have arrived, and ars located
at the lid De Of Mr.. Walla k. editor Of the
Washington Star. Gen. Buford's csval.
ry we're at Madison on the 9th. lie ro.
ports all quiet. The enemy had reported
there that Jackson had moved 10 Liberty
Mills on the RApidan west Of the Central
Railroad. having force Of 80 600 men
Every thing indicates readiness for action
The citizens are desPo ndiug. No orders
have yet reached the Provost Marshal TO-
administer the oath Of allegiance to ciIi'
zens. The oars arrived yesterday with
passengers aud ireigh, from Alexandria
The telegraph will be completed today.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

ETThs Democrats OF the l2th Con.
gressionalDistrict embracing the Counties
OF Fairfield, Hooking, pickaway, Ross,
Pike and Perry. met at Circlevills on last
Tuesday for The purpose of putting in
nomination a candidaie,-[ohiO Eagle.
Wsllthoy did put one in nomination.
hon do you like him? They turnOd your
self and friends out 10 the cold whero yOv
will freeze sitter than stake before they
will restore you to iellowship--wi wha
consolation does the thought strike 20,
that Obs was defeated, solely, bscaus,
hs held xicws ip common with yourself
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
More About Affairs at Richmond--Refu-
gees Bound for Europe.

New YoRK, August l0.--The CONNER.
cial Advertiser learns from a gentleman
who left Richmond on the lsl, that fear.
ful pestilenCe is raging there. and that
hundreds are dying daily. The rebel ar.
my, which numbers 600 900. is in fear.
full state of destitution. The general
headquarters and large portion oi the
army are moved to the south side Of the
river. Although the army is so large the
leaders find i. impossible to bring more
than 100000 into the field at one time.
The Saxonia has 457 passengers. and
the Etna 578. Some Of them will be de.
layed; but the Department consented to
allow all to go who procured tickets be-
fore the order was promulgated. The
E.ua takes $l70, 900 in specie.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

WIN. E. FIEE.-You have succeeded in
securing the nomination to Congress.
Personally we wish you hsppiness-but
politically. Neutrality-suspicious..
We know that you are ambitious--have
labored for many years to accomplish
that which you deem certain but uuoss
YOU cast OH the influences that surround
you-unlcss you boldly and unOquvo.
caly ovow yourself for tho war-vigor'
ously and uncondiIionally lor the war
your ambition will be mottGvd-yonr
l,bors of many years thwarIcd. Your
speech at Ciroleville 10 a bad beginning
modify that fellow, WILLIAM, or you
are gone. The suspension oil specie
payment" tho illegal tender clause Of the
Treasury note bill' usurpatlons and mig
gsr may do to talk Of in the future, bn,
they are not the things Tor those times
and this people, as you will learn to YOU
great SORROW. The issue now is war
This ia what the people want to hear, Ant
this is what they will hear; and if you ar
wise man., or loyal man. you vii
ake the bull by tho horDs-you vii
walk square up to the rack and talk Il
the people about that in which thcy hav'
so deep an interest. No dodging-n,
equivocation, but march right up AM
p,oc aim yourself for or against the war
No man should be elected TO Congress-.
and no nan will DO elected who will 10
chcerfulIy and earnestly support the Wa
policy ofIhc administration. Remembe
TN CoRwM's doom, Brother FINK, an
take heed in time. ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
FuR,tives Arrested.

CHICAGO, August 9.--In pursuance Of
the order OF the Secretary Of War, thirteen
persons we're arrested here last night by
Police Superintendent Bradley. They
we're bound for Detroit, evidently intend.
ing to escape 10 Canada to avoid the drai,
They were sent TO Jail. ~, ~, ''.' -.r, ai