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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
. DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt, the most obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes but will state that tho effect of the dis
ease is the conversion of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion Of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to excessive secretion Of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
arc ignorant of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day, and Obliged to get up from one TO
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken Of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge Of water and often when it is so far
advanced as to be beyond the control Of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
toerablethe patient drinks constantly eCith0ut be-
ing saised; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking of
the lips sweet breath, in the more advasces cases,
and finally loss of appetite, emacatiOn and the pa
tiont gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION w ATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have rs much
confidence that it is specific as we haye that opium
will produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has
cured every case in which it has been used.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Grav.
ell, Brick Dust Deposit, ETC., ETC.,
Diseases arising from family secretion-in the one
case being too little, and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too profuse secretion-which will
be speedily cured by the
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'..;n.,;on "a xor;orslv.co,scd hv mcycnr;oI
SGn'' J'n'"o low Ey;rr J;soydcrcJ J;gsst;on from
unso,I,hv aJS food ;mnnrc o;r fI,L aud 6nbv
Sah;,s ,Se Jenres:ins, y;cos and oboyc ojl Nv
~. ro,sna,l ;nfec,;nne Who,cvnr bc lie or;c;n
!, "a LcrcJ;torv in tho constitution drsccndine
!" "s.,,, ,,or,n,; 90 cb;l,I,rn nntn ,bo thiri ma
foartb gcncr,tinn - indeed, II seems 10 he the
rod of Him who says, :" viii visit tho niqui-
tss of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which It originates take various names,
svOrog @ SroS,a :" o mroSnces % ,rscrcIs. and naIIv
% Consnnp,ion; IN the glands, swelings which
supparate and become ulccrous sores; in tho
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro
dnce indigestion, dyspcpsn, AMI liver com com.
psslnts, on Th 1%o sN III Ia'm , ,bo % sa,na nr;c;n
"oN,,;r. - ,So ss,nc remedy Vi, nprifraton and
;nYY;,ora,;e, of The blood Purify tho blood,
onJ ,hoso d,nccrous d;stcmners leave Won
VIII fcchl. Coni or corruntcd llood Won can.
40, have hcalth with thot I. life of thc flesh .
Soa,,hr YOU, cannot have scroinIons disease.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is compounded from the most eicctu"i "'lu'
do'es Inat hc,i'ca' sciehcc HhS u'S'o'eior wi
thiS aiiiiciinS n'SteinPer, anu LOT te c'uc " 'ne
disorders II entails. mar " Is iar superior 70
any olhcr rcnhcdy yct devised; Is KNOWN oy III
w'o nave given u tr'ai. lhH uoes eonl,
oine virtues H"tY eNtaoiuihuly W 'He'i ene.'
upon tlils class oi coihpislnis' 10 H'u'sPu'np,y
proven ny INC Great HuI'l'uue oi P"9hoi,
known ana femarkapic cures u mas MAGE VI
the following diseases hmgs EVIL OF
Glandular Swellings, Tum0rs, Erup-
tions. Pimples. Blotches and Sores, Ery-
s;naIos Rnsa nv CT Anthonv,s Fire Salt
,t cS,S uJ Tono,,o Co., -,
aneuHi, ooa1u .toae, So"S w ml: ~.
Dercul0us deposits In the lungs, Wnite
SWelllngs JlehiN'r UropSy, Neuralgia,
Dvsper ~ ton, SyphiliS and
cynh;iit;c In,e. -Tarcuria1 Diseases
-. yyrooIro, onJ ;rdcoJ Tho whole
reniaic moaAnes'es, iAi ~. So ;,.n,.;,,,
series ol GoInP'',m:S n,: '.,"' ",so 'O ;n;l;an ;"n;p;a
Oh tne p'oou. Hii'iu" 'opo.n ,,
cases may DC iouha III h1En - nHnn,INs l..'I.,;..
ALhANAc, "iiiel, - ruiniNneu ~ wy ro
Tor gra1nl'ons ulslripHpo;,, mne'c.n m"! "
learned .nc nirec'lo''s ~. 10 "I', INV TT'D =,
ue rch'"rA"o'c euiIs w"rn u Nv" si s'"' i;Sf
al, a Quiet Ie'houies nS" i.''.T " c N ~
nose cases arg Pu'poNcll '"n." .on' "n ~
1iohS OF '"o county, III oiue. ui+' wv ~,
may nave Access 70 So'he oiic "Ho '''n SPe"N "
MN OF us pcHchrN ,Io'h Pe'SoI''u eNpe','I.e i've
ocroina uePresseS 'ns .,'na emytseS "u I'm na'
'ea'es Us N,'t'Nis "r lnoic suE'.i ~ uHu"s'
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NEW FIRM.
r oSE & BEEM,sI
Merchant TailOrs,
Corner Town a High SIS.

HAVING ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
Ii together under the above named firm. .fQr the
we ask the attention Of the public to our largo, rich
and well selected stock of Goods in our line.. We
keep constantly. on hand. . full assortment Of ths
hest grades and styles Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Yestings;. also, full stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. We attend TO business. personally, 30 oui
own cutting, and warrant the best itg and nnesl
work. Especial lattentionispaid 10 hilifAfy omcers
Clothing. wcsw a x,rpw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19

THE peculiar taint Of
infection which we call
ScRoFULA Turks ir
tho constitutions O
multifudes Of men. i
either produces or h
produced by an en-
iccbled, yiiiated sta q
of the blood, where q
that fluid becomes ir
competent to sustain
lthe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the use of bucchu, ubeb
and juniper in the treatment Of those diseases, an
only use them for want of better remedy.
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.qeo. % O.. Ayers
- 7aQ ron Hs4P ssanov lqsd

W. % H| H ID v
| Pon "ShkDY fAl.
4al iAGlN inri- ru4 iff.5.lii ,lft,,5 l.te
| SCRoFULA AMI, SCR0FUL0US DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, weii-knocn pierchoat Of
4, i. u: 0:toya, ,,i,;as Mom,e; ~,
nave tola 'Sc ,, ~, ,, ,i,f ~ i Am
desired ect aud tnll satisfaction 10 those WHO toos
II AZ INST ss our peoplc tr IT, they ssree there In,
beon mo nedicine ike il before In our commgn
Errntions pin,,,Iea Rlotchaa. P,st,Ie.
-stup"ouo' NA'p'S,,, 1,V1rs, !. ..s'' ''.,Ss' s,,'
ulcers, sores, ana al Dlseases Oh INC okln'
From Req. Robt. Sirdtto,i, bristol, Ehgidnd.
~ only do my duty to yoa and illc public; wllsr
i;add my testimony 10 I'M you pnohsh OF lhe me-
dicihai virtues OF your rSMAhsAPARlLLA' M my dau6h
Ter, aged ten lad au nIliicipg humor III her ears,
eyes, and hair ior years, wIch we were unable 10
cure uh,i we urea your oAhsAPAhiLLA. oie las
pecn wcI ior some months" .t
From Mrs. J,.Re E. Rice, a iceH kn0rR ah0 much.
eStcenied tain Of I)ennisUHie. Cape MN To-. N. j.
MY daughter has suffered for eaT past with :
scrofal0us eruption, which was very troublesome
Nothing gHfIorded amy rclicfnnti we tried your SAR.
sAPARiLLA' which soon completely cured her."
From Charles r. Gage, Esq, Vtte nidsig-knort.f firm
~ V Gage, Murray y Co., muiWdcinrers ~ endm
etted pqaPerS in Nashua, ~. II. ,,,
] had for several years very touhiosome M.
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worse nhtil
gue4 S ns nu Dver t,; an mann cnl% n
both advice aud medicine, but Without any relief
whatever, until J took yeur SAEsApARiLLA. Il
Immediately made my ince worse, as!ou tOd me II
might for time; but ~ few weeks We new ekln
UcShh ~ loIHi uhueT 'hc piOe"e,s' n'u ech'inucu
nnt my lace Is Us smooth as anj BODY = ana l ara
without any symptoms st the disease tlni know
o'. enjoy perlrc health, ana Wlthoht aouo' owe
TO your SARsAPAFiLBA''
Erysipelas General Debility Purify the
a. M blood,
: E.or, N, Dob, So,,;n Jyous,op 81 ~ "
Dr % Awyn. ~ seIdon faii 10 rofno,c E,,,ntious md
oS - IL ~ c. t,, ,to a. ,o,,.,a,i,,r W ,vi ,nr o,,r
ovd inTa i rov, cn,.d -, ot
SCI or m,y,,,,t' E,.,,sj,ei, ,i,h II No nitera.
yo ,c Ur os.,ss g "n.is ;h yo hnre
Nv ~ PoSsIs NE i,,, tv 81 M III, III ~ IL y,
'"PI''" W NV 80 " -, 80 ~ ''N fu'P'''
From j.. E|'Iohnston, Esq UMemGn' ono
For twelve years had the yellow Eryfipclls on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
RAPIDlTY OF CURE.

Some say, "Your cures are too quick" while 9TH
ers doubt their permanence and think that diseases
only be cured by the SLOW recuperatiye process
of Nature"
This is our reply: In health, the body, like well
balanced scale, is in q state Of Equilibrium. But
whom, from any cause, down goes one side of the
scales, have the effects of disease. hat is requ-
site is TO restore the normal balance Of the scale.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19

Opposite the City Hall Park. corner Of Frankfort
Street, Now York. .ef.,
GRACIOUS Rcfectory, Bath Rooms,
: - and Barber Shop. Bedrooms warmed gratis, and
only one bed in room. Do not believe runners o.
hackInen who say we arc full. Servants are mot al
loved % receive psfquislses. sprz-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
We always keep ON hand Of all sizes. J. O. Preblos
Excelsior Envelopes. H..

N3f ga,T.. -EsSa -Hha
Although we do not promise towork asle as some
Of our neighbors, who have nOirrimttng
offices, We do guarantee better stock and work
than can be found in this city.
r RHCHARD NEvENs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,


UuooiVA AoIAD1O,
Either OF the Nose, Throat, Tongue Spine Fore
head ar Scalp no remedy has ever proved its eoual
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depend
ing upon diseased action Of the Liver are yerv nm
pleasant to the young wifo and mother. A few bot
Ties of Constitution Life Syrup will correct the Sc
iSiS under The % skin. I'.' ' 'p'' "N'0A 1'i''u'
a,ad or % % or an ulcer
panied with burning or other unpleasant symptoms.
viii yIlI be JHITS Jeliysd by the use of CONSTITUTION
n ~ : a. n general R,ooa.pvr,sv;n.
Agent; the Life syr%;p stands npTiysI-
Diseases Of the Spine. as usually develonsa IN tbs
young. Hip Disease. Neuralgia; and all Nervous Dis
Which, they are az Know WHAT 70 s
would Sdvisc the use Of CONSTITUTION LIFE
tSr % waaS sgs'Iss I tae a Pad
energy new life and bappiness. s''' 'N'ni NO"
THE RICH AND POOR
e bs dsss1 Nature and Science
eft Of all. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19

disfgure the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them disgusting object to
themselves and their friends =
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ken Down and Delicate Constitu.

Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion. Pain in
the Back Loss Of Memory, Forebodings Horror of
Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Dry,
Hot Skin and Extremites Want Of Sleep, Rest
of the Muscular System, all require the aid of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRIIP - -. -
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Has proved itself equal to the task that has deyolv
cd upon it.
DIURETICS
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THE OHIO STATESMAN,
ei hrr e4aHssE sEis,u COLUMBUS, ONO.
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PROM THE sOUTH-w EST.
Gaerriiis skirmishinG - McCooL's Loss
Not Over 500 Men-Rebel Dispatch
Bearer stopped.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Tuesday. Aug Q. lsH.
This morning twenty guerillas attacked a
party Of twenty men, under W. y. Lanord, who were
driving sxy horses to Gallatin from the Salt River
road. five miles from West Point Tho guerrlas killed
three men and captured ~ horses.
The Nas.ciHs Unios has official authority that the
loss In NcCook's raid will not exceed 500.
j. Walker Taylor purporting to be Confederate
bearer Of dispatches stopped at New-Abany last
night bearing letter from Col A. r. johnson, dated
Headquarters OF tho Confederate Forces Union Coun
ty KY. to Gen. Burbridge. asking II he Burbrdec)
considered the shooting Of the COncdeatcs In Hender
son a. in accordance with his order regarding gueri
las and dsputzing Major Taylor 10 confer with him
the subject.
Gen. Ewing directed Col. Psrleigh to write 20 Col
johnson. refusing 20 recognize Major Taylor. a. Col
johnson was In Kentucky, State not within the Con-
Tolerate lines and in command Of but a small force
composed chiefly Of irresponsible men. and he
(Iobnson) acting without any authority known to
Gen. Ewing. he could not officially transmit his mes
sage 70 Gen Burbrdge and refused further intercourse
with him. and az Major Taylor claimed to be Confed
crate soldier he would send him into the Confederate
lines.
A company Of gucrrill1 were cncamped at CARROTS
vile last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
Important Arrests In Kentucky.

The Louisville Press, in speaking Of the
treason Of the o. A. KS In Kentucky. has the FOL
lowing:
On Saturday, July 90 Gen. Burbridgo and Col Far.
leigh indianapolis, on visit 10 Gov Morton.
IL was well known that Judge Joshua Butt, who was
elected 70 Judgeship Of the Court Of Appeals BY the
Union voters OF this judicial district tho leader OF
the Kentucky branch OF this treason. lie has been
the wing almost necessarily for months past smong the
traitors Of Missouri. Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. and
when not thus engaged he was busy at home IN seducn
from honor 10 ruin His various interviews VI tia
Kind are thoroughly known.
We shall merely allude TO one, where Judge Bnlliif
made ten hours siege at one conspicuous KoBtuckan
and he reported 20 his fellow consprators his utter
failure In getting this to swerve. We could detail
matters Of this kind that might causo Judge Butt al
most 10 think that We in the breast pocket OF his
coat in all the moon struck madness that spuIred
his evil spirit.
On Saturday. 30th July. Judge Bulhtt reached In
disnapolis In company With Of the busy oonspr.
ators from Missouri. Tho Judge hurried Of from IT,.
dsnapcs In order To have tie checks csshed that were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
sheridan Pursuing the Raiders--ssir usish-
ing senp wfnehestef-Exp lssicn Of an
Ordnssee Boat james River
sss.emsn's Men Coming In.
WAE DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Wednesday. Aug. 10. 1904.

WILMINGTON. Wednesday. Aug 10, 1904.
To Maj Gen. DIX: Dispatches just received
AVN 6sn Sheridan report his foTces moving against
ne enemy up the Shenandoah. Al P. N. tacy were
sAtrrnishing about ten miles from Winchester.
This morning. Gen. Grant reported the explosion Of
a ordnance boat yesterday. loaded with ammunition.
81 CITY Point Wharf.
No details have been received. Col. Bsbooek.
Gen. Grants staff wss slightly wounded. .
No operations before Atlanta Of consequences are 70.
ported to-day.
Portions Of Stonsmsn's command continuing ~
ayFive. and the total loss will not exceed 600.
EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary OF War.
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CAIgO. IL. Tuesday. !

CAIRO, III, Tuesday Aug. 3, 1864.
Gen. Paine has ordered heavy assessments
upon dsloysl citizens Of Hickman. Graves. vallard
and McCrscken Counties, Kentucky for tho benefit of
the families Of Union soldiers shose property has been
destroyed by the Rebels.
ment OF $4,000.
Poultry &C. butter. eggs coal. wood. hay. cattle,
sleep hogs and furniture allowed 10 be shipped
within the Union lines Of the insurrectionary States
Twenty hogseads Of tobacco from Padncah arrived
&c esose to-dsy. mostly for New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
The Guerrilla War in Nortb-Wess
Missouri.

The 81. Joseph Herald announces that Thorn
tons band Of guefrils has been dispersed and that
Thrakl with his force OF cutthroats has retired to
the south side Of the missouri lyer This Is the effect
OF the rellyng Of the people Of Northwest Missouri
In response 70 The call 81 Gen. Fisk The gueriIas
found tia, their atrocities had raised whrlwind Of
wrath and that II they remained they would be utterly
extermnsted.
They Lad not counted on any serious resistance from
ho people hui expected TO have everything their
way But the rising Of the people has stopped their
row fleeing for their lives. Tie Herald learns nom
ysoners ysosar os-iu,sd N Platte and Clay Counties
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that upon hearing of the force already on his tracs
and Of those who ready to engage IN the pursuit
Thornton became alarmed and calling his men aiouna
him frankly told them that 1t Impossible for hi 70
succeed in holding the country he bad eIpected "
do and further, that be saw no means OF erecting AL
escape across the river.
In view Of these facts he advised them all TO save
themselves as best they could Many took bis ADVICE
but about 100 Of the more desperate Of the elan to9k
umbrage at Thorntons speech. hsSted az ana de.
leader and with him it is thought have crossed the
river. During the past ten days perhaps ~ OF Ihorn'
tons band have been captured BY the militia
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FROM G.N. suERnAN,s ARMY.
oncisi frsm Gen. shernan-sssuIs Of tho
Attack Of Iuiy 33-sevsre Less Of the

Eseny.
wAsEi8GToY. "Wednesday, Aug. TO- leG4.
Hajor-Gen. Sherman, in transmitting the
allowing official report OF Gen Logan 10 Gen. Hsleok
ssys;
Although the number Of dead Rebels seems exoes
ve be is disposed give l credit 20 the report that
ssr loes wss only 359l IN Killed, wounded and
nissingi the enemys dead alone On tho held nearly
sanaled that number. VIZ: 4 .=2O:'
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT AND ARMY
OF HE rESs.ssrE. BESoRE ATL'SI.s Ca.
GEsEaAL: Ihaye the honor TO report the following
general sammsry OF The resat Of the attack Of the
enemy on this army the :li inst: Total loss in
Killed wounded aud missing. ASH. and 10 pieces Of
artillery.
Gag Of truce sent IN by Their in 'ont Of the "a Dis
lon Of tho nth Army Corps. l.GrU Of tier killed.
The number Ol thor dead in 'front.' OF The All Division
q the same CorS including those on the ground not
nov occupied By our t,cogr Gen; Blair reports viii
swel the number Of their dead his front TO . 0d
The number OF their dead buried front OF the 18th
Corps up 20 ibis hour, is GO and the commanding
buried, bnrylng parties being sil at work.
The plumber Of dead buried froat OF the 10th Corps
Ma f22. We have over 100 Of their wounded in
hands the larger lumber Of wounded being carried off
dnriag the night. after tha engagement, by them. We
captured IL stand o. col0rs aud have tbe,s now We
also captured J.00 siaud of arms
The attack was made our linee seven times and
vas seven times repnlseJ.
Hood and Hsrdee's corps and Wheelers cavalry en-.
gagged w. We have sent - tte OeO prisoners IN
Adding 20 commissioned officers Of hga rank W. st,l,
occupy the field, and The froops ia me sprits A
detailed and full report Sii De Forwarded as soon ss
completed.
RICATnUNAIIcs-0nr trtsi los. 35gi. Ynern,s
Aead thus far reported buried delivered 70 them
AGO. Total Of prisoners sent North. ioi5. Total on
prisoners wounded In or hands, 900 Estimated loss
k the enemy, st lessf l00O1
Very respectfully yolr obei,eni servant
JONI A. LOGAN.
To Nnlor-Gsn. W. +. sHtEsAX, hj,r-Gsn. Co,n'ds
Military uritiOn OF tie Mississippi
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ARRIVAL OF TIE REMINGTON

steamer Remington wm. q. so'tonsisli Acting Vol
unteer Commander. from Tortrets Monroe 81 hours.
arrived OF wednesday morning.
Li.r or orylcEks-Ar,ns Volunteer Lieut. Commander,
WIN o. Saliaastnl: Acing Master, John y. Wmch.st-r
Acting Assistant PsyHl,ie H. H. Kimberly Acting A.i',.n'
sarseon, John Flynn Aesz .' Assistant surE'Cn W
WiIsiss { N. Bsbcosi, II. u. Ntiiemor- and iss,c
Pose Actirr "a Asstaui Ehf-rs j. H. Miller and Robert
Wrf..r.i A.ins ii As.tsnf Furgsr John ,. -o-n. sud
hofl.s H. Bar q, Acting Masters Naes, Che ~ Dcsn,
H. g. sehaiB,sch and Tho, H. LAwr,ncc Captains tlcs,
N ana iisnisoui Fay a...,sf'. Clers, }. y N7'L
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Local Military Matters.
RECRrITIyG liz BROOELYN.

Recruiting was as lively in Brooklyn yester-
day a. here ofore. About forty were enlised nj
tie Prov ost Marshnls ofce-il fact a. nany men ~
can BE- examined are put through daily. There is no
lack Of recrlits but principal. begin TO be scarce.
which should b. tie ease there are several thou
saad eth 70 rpisc OIL the quota.
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Oestrnctiop Of the Rebel Fleet-Oniy One
Vessel saved. So
wAsBNeToS. Wednesday. Arg, 10. ise.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Arg, TO- 1854.
The Navy Department tonight received a
Dispatch containing the following nom ne RisaoHd
xsasisr Of tire eth;
"a dispatch from McbisA dated Aug. :, two days
.Assr than pscyicss sdvce sts'ss that the 'itoS
vss had not materially altered since the onemys VIC
tosy over our iron.clads on last Friday.
"Tbe Navy Department received Telegram yester-
Asy morning announcing that the Morgan. the only
runboat Of our feet which not either sunk.
beAched or captured has succeeded In getting over the
Nas and reaching Noble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

LATER FROM MOBILE.
OUR CONTINUED SUCCESS.
-A-
Forte Gaines and Powell
Captured.
A Garrison Of 600 Men Surrendered
REBEL INDIGNATION THEREAT.
A Garrison of60O Men Surrendered
REBEL INDIGNATION THEREAT.
Ometal.

Omctal.
Van DEPARTMENT, Aug 10. le4-1o:30 p. N.
- AVs,.0ss. DIX, kex-Yo,k,
The following report of the success Of our
spssstions a. Mobile extracted frou, The Richmond Ia
sis~ Of this morning has ,ast been received BY this
Department from NsIorLien. Batter.
EN- STANTON. Sec. Of War
"lfonus AUG s-Fridsy night Lieut.. Colonel
Williams. commanding Fort Powell. evacuated and
New up the fort yesterday aud to-day the enemy sFe
sAe,Hpg Fort Gsines
The people Of Mobile are AL ready FOR the fray
Great confidence prevails The people satisfied
Barnet. Of the Navy"
SECOND DISPATCH.
-AoBSR Aug. sit is painfully humiaiing to
announce the shameful surrender OF Fort Gaines at
u O'clock this morning by Col Charles Anderson of
~ olst Alabama Regiment This powerful work was
provisioned for six months, and with garrison OF ak
Sundred men. He communicated with tbe enemy's
Sect BY fag Of truce without the sanction OF Gen.
Page.
"Gen. Page inquired by signal what his purpose was
hi received no answer. His attention was attracted
b signal guns. Page repeatedly telegrsphed' Hold
u 70 your fort The night visited Fort Gaines
nd found Anderson on board the Yankee feet nrrang
he the terms of cspitulation. He left peromptory
asrs for Anderson his return not TO surrender the
brs, and relieved him Of his command. Fort Morgan
dsnaled this morning but answer was received.
v1eept the hosting o. the Yankee flag over the ram
parts Of Fort Gaines
"Andsrsons conluc; 10 oibeOilyProroUnesd ipsHpt /
ssols and shameful" ..,,.,.-...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Hossg AND WAGON SToLgs.-Mr. John p.
coproAy Of Brooklyn appeared before Justice Hogan
nd Combined tiat on Tuesday night Christopher
Hans and Peter Young entered LIE stable and stole
horse and wagon with whch they crossed o his city.
Ofcer Horyan Of the Fourth Precinct arrested thern
with TIE property in their posfession and hey we're
held for eIanipsuon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
Sssssssa's Great Raid-rhc Disaster
Psit Particulars.

ossrsspos5snee % The ChcpIs.i Commercial
TWO Nurs wEsr oy ATiAxTA. Aug. 2, 1864.
bsvs been able TO gather few, aud only