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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.
lTrAGRAPHrD ,oR Tnn OHIO srArrsxAs.

,"l f.s ltG@ShAfhkD IOR TIE OHIO gTATkshAn.
NEW YORK, July 8.
FLoUR-Is s to 10, better; but the demand 10 not
very active ~ the advance. Bales Of II GU at
% 65a3 70 for superane sate - 5O4 rs for shipping
brands extra round hoop 0hio q 5000 90 for trade
brands do. Market closing quiet. Uansnian -four In
moderate request and shade hrmer for common
grades. Sales Of 500 bbls at s497 for common to
RYE FLOUR Without important chause e; 50 5Oa3eO.
COkN MEAt-In moderate request sales OF 40
bbIs; SO 65 for Jersey; S393 ~ for BrandyWine,
WHIskf-ln m derate request at Unchanged prices.
SAILS Of $50 barrels At l5he. I,-~-- = -
WaEArT1, to 20 better with fair business doing
lor export ~ the advance rates Sales OF "a 900 bushels
Chicago sprg 7U4e0e IS 200 shells Mlwaukee club
e5992;; 39 UOO bushels Amber Iowa at 03CRg6c for
prime to very choice; 800 bushels golden bay Sprinr
at sBc 60l bushels RadiDe spring at 9Oc winter red
western at " 09gll OBJ $40 bushels common white
Wesern at 100 Is; 90 white Kentucky at si 25;
10 QUO bu hsls Canadian club at 81 H..
htE-Qaiet at 49952c for western; 67466c for State.
Sales OF 400O bushels state at CSC. -
BARLEY and BARLEY MALT-Unchanged. g
CohN-Rues hesvy with prices still la favor Of the
buyer Sales Of e2,0OO bushels 39942 for unsound
and common new mixed WESTERN 1894 for good and
common do ..h .-. ~. = - y
oATs-Dull at te59S9 for western aud Canadian, and
20 $50 for state. " 'f's7'' " - -
P0RK-1n moderate demand and market shade arm.
er for Mess, Sales Of 200 tbs at Sl4 IS for Mess;
SH 90 for nninspected do; $40 for prime. -,5 y
ME 81 BEEF-Continues steady. Bales of 800 bbls at
sac 45Ofor country mess; ss9IO for repacked mess;
sl0li for extra mess. Prime mess beef dull and nom
inaly unchanged. 07f
BEEF HAMs-oontinues quiet, Sales of 500 bbls
west. .rn at SI3 506Dl4. m - IT. 0-'7tf0 n
CUT MEArs--Rule quiet. .- = .ss
LARD-Unchanged In prices and In moderate demand.
Sales Of 500 barrels at eR9,. 77t n ~ On -
BUrTEh-Is selling at 7DI2Kc for Ohio and 7dsl5c
for state. ..s-l 800. = ~ i'7' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

PniLIrri "A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Castle, writing from this now famous town.
directs Il to be spelt-with one and two pc,
with an Z at the end. He gives the following
account Of the origin Of the name:
a"The story Of the christening Of the now
famous little village is curious,s Il was origin
ally named Barbour, after John Barbour.
somewhat prominent citizen Of Eastern vir.
ginia. But the county having received the
same name. confusion arose. Finally, to avoid
this sincopvsnience, aud, at the same time, to
continue the oomplimentto to the Barbour family,
the name OF the town was changed TO PAilippa,
after aiavorite daughtef Of MI. John Barbour.
Subsequently, the Barbour family, for some
reason or other, sank In the favor OF the VII
layers, till they resolved, In their wrath, that
henceforth their county seat shouId not be des.
ignated by even the fret name Of q daughter Of
rne houser Accordingly they made s,ill snoth.
er change; and taking away the dubious COM
pliment from Miss PkfLipbs Birbour, they be-
slowed u upon the ancient Philippi Of Macedo-
mia, and rested from their labors.' " eas 50 =
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From Louisville.

....,t..b,.,g LOUISVILLE, July b.
The Journal this morning says the Governor
Of Tennessee has been regularly notified that
no more trains on the Nashville road will 60 in
to Tennessee, until the stolen cars and locorno'
tives have been restored. s,' .s.n ear b1
IL also learns that Tennesseeans in Frankfort
were urging Gov. Magofin to take possession Of
the Nashville road, holding IL open for freight.
There 10 great excitement In consequence of
Gov. Magofin having taken the matter into
consideration. b,
The Courier OF this morning has an adver"
tisement notifying citizens Of the opening Of a
Confederacy. -, II
Arkansas papers names JEFF. Davis and Albert
Pike for the race for President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States. y
Memphis papers say many deaths are oc,
curing in Camp Cheatham, at Nashville, from
measels. u.r-g ver1t1. .-strtA r,H
The First South Carolina Regiment has lef,
Manassas, to return home, their time having
expired, :
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was unroofed and the upper portion demolished
The store of Bigger Hill was uuroofed
and filled with watar, damaging the goods to .
large amount
The steamer Showanaw was blown out of
her dock and made a complete wreck. The
steamer Berlin. City has her smoke stacks aud
upper cabin carried away, and. was otherwise
damaged. & a ~
Houses in all parts of the city we're lfled up
and carried several feet, and IN some cases
turned completely around Some were entirely
demolished. -
The wind was accompanied by a violent hail
storm, and thelightniDg was terrific, striking
several places. /. ~
No loss of life is yet rep orted. II
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4 sAp AccIpEsr-A LlrrIr Bov DaowsrD.-

sAp ACCIDENTAL LITTLE Boy DRowSED.--
Last evening, about 6 o'clock, bright. inter.
esting little boy, about 6,years Of age, named
CLAkEE, whose parents reside on High street,
opposite the Statesman building, was drowned at
the mouth Of the MILESTONE river. Il seems
he had gone into the water with two or three
other boys, who were unable to swim, and got
into deep place; from which he was unable to
extricats himself, ard unfortunately no help was
at hand. II was about an hour before two men
Gone of them prisoner in the Penitentiary) ar
rived at the spot and recovered the body, which
was taken with difficulty out Of q deep hole.
IL was brought to his parents residence on a
dray. The father of the child is, absent from
home, at Wheeling, we understand. II was q
sad sight to see the lieess body carried into the
presence Of the distracted mother. j'F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

T Lieut.. Col. NEIBLrNo, who came here on
Saturday last, July 6, for the virginians at
Camp Chase, reported that o. JESsISos WISE
bad been devastating in Kanawha Valley, with
about 800 men, 500 of whom are cavalry well
equipped They had a camp about 60 miles
from tho Ohio. He also stated that Henry A.
WISE was at Charleston, Va, with 1000 men.
He reports the condition Of Kanawha Valley as
one of nternecire strifoi neighbor against
neighbor. Great destruction of property has
resulted from the visits of secession forces
o. JEssiNcs WISE, at one place, destroyed o
mill, and carried of 1000 worth of goods.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

RAIN! BLEssED Rns.-7After the pre- limina.
ries Of rising dark clouds In othe northwest,
lightning, thunder aud fierce Wind. filing the
air with dense clouds Of dust, it commenced
raining last evening at about nine o'clock, and
at this writing, the water is coming down gently,
yet copiously from the upper regions upon the
thirsty earth. II Ia welcome, thrice welcome,
for No have had dry weather SO long that II has
almost- become Q drouth. Let Us llbe thank.
ful 10 "Hlm who givcth the early and the latter
rAip " vi rli 'iap ~ sAlih gl' t,as 81 ~.AA
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COLUMBUS POST OFFICE
ARRIVAL AND Drp4rruRr 0, MAILS.
DEPARTURES.

. DERAkTUkkB. 'HfI
Malls for New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, steubenyille way. Cleveland kanesvillo
Newark Granville Washington City, Baltimore Phila.
deipha and New Orleans, close daily Sundays except
A through mall for New York and Cleveland closes
daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock D. m.
0. O. q Q. r. R. Way Mail closes daily Sundays OK.
Central Ohio Way GaI closes daily Sundays excepted
at 10 O'Clock q. m. "tr .HFr1's'f - or :
onoinnati Way Mail closes daily Sundays excepted a.
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthine.
ton Mails coses daily tsundays excepted) at o'clock
p. m. H,
Mails for xenia, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo CincIn-
closes daily tsundays excepted) at o'clock p, m.
through mail to xenia, Springfield and Cincinnati
Uf6ana piqua, Tn and Union CITY mai nsil closes % daily
Lancaster Logan, NsisOnyiie, 6rcleve, chllicothe,
Portsmouth, Washington o. a., Athens, Marietta and
Rast Way Mail by National Road to zanesvle close.
daily (sundays excepted At 10 o'clock m. i.
Harrsburgh Mail closes daily (5undays excepted at
| O'Clock p. m. sanger
Mt. Vernon Mail, by way Of westeryile and sunbury
closes daily Sundays excepted at o'clock p. m.
Dublin Mail closes dsy(sundays excepted)at o'clocl
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays exceptes)
O'Clock p. m. -.
ARRIVALS. ,....-
Mails from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dayton, Toledo, Xena
Detroit Springfield, Cincinnati, Chicohe, St. Louis
and all Southern cities, arrive between the hours Of
O'Clock p m. and O'Clock q. m. 4. l..-s -
Mails from Indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arriv'
, Mali. from Washington CITY, Baltimore, Wheeling
o. o. R. B. Way Mail, arrive at f2 o'clock M,
Way Mall from Cincinnati arrives at o'clock p N
Lancaster Mall arrives at o'clock p. m.
East Way Mail over the National Road arrive, At
| o 'elock Q. m. -.-tr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

1 A detachment Of UpIted States dragons
and cavalry, Numbering about $50 men. passed
through Cleveland, on Sunday last, July 7.b,
on their way to Washington. They were from
Fort teavenwortb, but formerly served in Tex.
as under Col. Emory. WIZ
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TELEGRAPHIC!
More Fighting in Missouri-NTiIitary
Hh Movements. '-'
FOR THE STATESMAN.

ST. LoUis. July Z.
The Goth Illinois Regiment, Colonel Marsh,
arrived on Saturday, went into quarters
at the Arsenal, where they will probably pro-
ceed South, by the Iron Mountain Railroad.
Col. Wyman's 18th Illinois Regiment, left
for Rolls last night, fully equipped for long
march. 'aE
Gen. Lyons Command was two days march,
thirty-one miles south Of Boonville, on the 4th
inst &
Several officers Of Lieut.. Col. Blood's Bat
talon, Sixth Missouri Regiment, which went
down the Iron Mountain Railroad on scouting
expedition, on Tuesday last, have returned, and
report the death Of one, aud capture of three
secessionists, In little ekirmish near Valley
Forge, on the 4th.
The Federsls surrounded Harrington on the
night OF the third The next morning they
thoroughly searched the town, and administered
the oath Of allegiance to some fifty of its citi-
zens. The troops then marched to Pilot Knob,
where they encamped, waiting for the balance
Of the 9Th Regiment from Illinois, when IL is
thought they will march southwark. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09
Mr.. vaIlandigham- Matthias Point.
Words Special

f New YoRK, July 8.
When Mr.. vallandigham was on his visit to
the Ohio camps, an efagy of him, labelled
"VallandiYhem, the Traitor" was suspended
from tree, and simultaneously with this stones,
onions, etc., were hurled at him. The excite
ment Increasing, the officers interfered, and
with great difficulty removed him from the
ground. It would have resulted seriously had
he remained much longer. The Ohio boys
were very indignant at what they termed most
impertinet intrusion, r,.. I.ii-.g5a
Information received yesterday from Matthias
Point says the Pochshontas lies off there and
will lombard the rebels, the moment they ap.
pear to mount guns on the Notifications which
are erected. il. i. H,-.- z"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

FRE.-A FIRE broke out at about three o'clock
on Sunday morning, July 4, in brick stable,
near the southeast corner Of Third and Friend
streets, on lot occupied by J. w. osoooD. and
owned by Capt sHoALEs. The steam fire en-.
gines were promptly on hand, and the FIRE was
extinguished, after burning the timbers and the
roof Of the stable. Il is stated that the fre
originated from ashes deposited in woodhouse
adjoining the stable. 1a q
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 8.aa
A letter to the American, dated Martins
burg, 9th inst, announces the arrival Of Major
Doubleday and the R. I. battery. ,.-.ti ~. {.
1t says Gen. Patterson's entire army 10 en-.
camped In and around Martinsburg. No for.
ward movement had taken place. M
Gen. Johnson was reinforced by 1000 men
from Manassas, aud had TAKEN his stand for a
fght at Bunker Hill, miles distant, with 1000
troops. "a ih-
Large numbers Of troops passed through Bal.
timore yesterday, to strengthen Gen. Patter.
sons column. The regiments which passed
early yesterday morning expected to cross the
Potomac at Williamsport. e'
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Correspondence ef the Cincinnati Commercial ]
r. .f,-i From P0meroy. fala

.' - -, II PoMERoY, o., July T.
Col, Norton, with one hundred and ffty men,
has just returned from an expedition into
the country. He captured four horses, six.
teen head of fat cattle, and two mules from the
rebels. +, , ...s ,,.'tc,.5 ffr.aI ,..5l
Information has also been received that Gov.
Wise, with body-guard of fifty men, under
Captain Pattsn. was fred at by the natives, near
Sessonville. Vice and Patten are supposed to
be mortally wounded, and forty of the guard
killed. The report is undoubtedly true Ia sub.
stance, but the wounding of Wise and Patten
needs confirmation. All quiet here to-day. : |.
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From Mariinsburg.

BALTIMORE, Jply g.
Three letters are received from the agent of
the Assocfated Press, at Maltiosburg. The
last, dated Saturday evening. states no move!
ment yet.vrv,, .,,-,,-,rr,r
skifmlshing takes place between the pckets
daily. -
Gen. Jobnson's force Is estimated at 10000
men and % pieces Of cannon. NO '''-p 81
10 the affair at Hainesyille Gen. Patterson
commanded personally, eS.I 77r1,itt- '
10 the affair at Great Falls two District of
Columbia volunteers were killed. The rebels
suffered to a greaterexyent.l <ITTrA
The Potomac separates the parties, but the
fight was kept up at intervals. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

~ friend in the northern part Of Monroe
county writes.us that the wheat in that section
is much injured by the weevil, and that the
oats and tobacco crops will be almost fail.
ure Corn is small but growing finely.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

U'.Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
have been received in Cincinnati from the War
Department at Washington, to pay for the
three gun'boats recently sent down the Ohio
river, and the cost of fitting them out,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

The PSrsoNkRs OF WAR RETURNED The
twenty.three virginisns who were sent to Camp
Chase last weeks as prisoners of war, have
probably by this time been set at liberty. On
Saturday evening last, July G., Lieut.. c. H.
NErpLISo, Of the twenty.frst Ohio Regiment,
stationed at GAlIlpolis, arrived here with an
order from Col. NoRros for the virginians
The reason assigned for the order was that the
Confederate authorities had released and sent
home two members Of the Wheeling Virginia
State Convention and other Union men whom
they had taken prisoners near Point Pleasant,
Va and for whose safety the twenty three Vir-
ginians sent here had been taken and held as
hostages. Gov. DESNlsos accordingly gave an
order to Col. ScAMMos, commanding at Camp
Chase, for the delivery Of the twenty three pris-
oners to Lieut.. Col. NEiDLINa. They were
brought to the city on Sunday, and quartersd at
the Goodale House. Yesterday morning, July
z, they left in coaches for Chillicothe, whence
they were to proceed by railroad to Gsllipolis
On their arrival there, It was expected Col
NoRToN would send them across the river to
their homes. q.
We had personal interview with several Of
these Virginia prisoners during their stay here
Among them was Mr.. HACKNEY, formerly
keeper Of the United States Hotel in Washing
ton City, and other old and prominent citizens
Of Western Virginia. They all expressed
themselves highly gratiaed with the clvility
kindness and hospitality, with which they had
beea treated by our citizens and by the author.
tiles at Camp Chase. They desired us partIc
ularlyto make public acknowledgment on their
behalf Of the gratitude they felt toward Mr..
DoLsos Of the Buckeye House, for the cOurte
ous and generous manner in which he minister.
ed to their wants on their arrival in Columbus
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Cincinnati Market,

- q ~ 80 = CfEorrsATI, July 8. y
FL0UR-Has only moderate domestic trade, and
prices are much depressed as ever superane will
not bring % ISL Choice extra is said TO have sold
at %. s.al -'s- "' 3" ~ ~ ~
WHEAT-Wss q tribe frmer today-made so by the
reserve Of sellers rather than BY the wants OF buyers
Red Is quoted at 63965c White at 759eoci Spring
sold at 56,. .is's '
coRN-Is hard to buy at less than 30c though dstil
lers do not offer over 800. ' .-.7
oATs-Are held at e4c though they do not sell readily
at that figure. --t ,.Aa lIi.I t.I .-.
BARLEY-Has no market. -.il. tt.'ttaa| I
u RYE Is nominal at 40. .a ia.,T1 ..I al aaA
l WHIsKY--Hasa fair market at Exc. tif.
4. ,rsn t7Ja. A0,G 10 siI u flss' Oonsmsycidi.
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0' WAGNER and MILLER, Union men, taken
BY the rebels at Point Pleasant. Va, were de.
livered up to Col. NoRroN, on Friday last,
July 5. ~ ---5n r
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stsrns al I Oshisesh, o wis.

4ts,, Msi,9es NV 2 hfN 0sHkisA, WIS.,, July 8. .
A destructive tornado swept over this city at
two o'clock this morning, unroodpg houses in
every dlfscsidn, blowing down trees. and doing
immense dsmsge. 7'N'Asf s,ss' 7, issss
The large Touring mill Of Green and Powers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

HlNe lAfu f1ahP hPoMERoY, July 8.
Gov. Wise released Wagner and Miller, the
gentlemen captured . fee days aince By party
Of mounted rebelsS yesterday, on their oath,
signing docnmsnts not TO take up arms spkAinst
the confsdsrate States. isss'l nL.W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09

H It 10 stated that many Of the men at
Camp Dennison have been attacked with the
i,&
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Philadelphia Market.

90 IrrrEsnAPnrD FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN
! -....Blsf e. f, PHILApELPHrA. Julye.
FL0UR-Dull; supsr6ne 81 50: extra 81 1895 25.
WHEAT-Unsettled apd dropping; Chicago spring
81 75@ls3; winter 81 0Sl l2i new Red 81 10; white
81 259t 20. .T b. ..r.f -.-....'.. Ia'-s Il h..
0oRN--Prime scarce at 53c. .-.5 Il-.,I
GR0OERIEs-Firm. t-..5-.,t D..
PR0VIsI0Ns--Dull. .sil, .E..r... r...
WHISKY--Unsettledat at l69l7. -fE DIS.
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G3 There were eighty-one deaths in Cinoin,
natl during the week ending Saturday, July
9Th. .lg1t,S ,..s
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10 The Eighth Regiment, Col. De Pur, and
the Twelfth, Col. Lowe, left Camp Dsnnison on
Saturday night last. July 6, for Gallipolis, ris
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FOprREss MoNpor. In

:. FORTREss MONROE, July Z.
A young man came in to-day as o deserter
from the rebel army. lie was impressed into
the Confederate service some time since. He
represents their case as desperate.
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JaNADQUAsrMRs
Ohio Militia and Volunteer Militia
y, * ADJUTANT7 @ GBNERAL's OFFICE,
-, cotussys. July !, 1861.

aAW a * d, rMsns MI. ,sa
40 y i',al General Ordsr No. 2S. -
TINE 9Th, 2elh, Qsth AND s0th REGtMENrs OHIO
Il VOLUNTEERS, TO b mustered Into the service Of
the United sss for three year, viii be organized In
The troops coupOsiug the IAN, ish Ieh. I'm 18th,
ph, 20th, 2lst and 22i Resimen being those now In
the serve Of the State, will have precsdelce in beug
for the service OF the United States 10 e extent
The colonen Of these nine regiments WIN procssd to
ascertain, through the oeers Of their COM anies the
service; whshnanes viii bs arranged on company rolls
Of not less than eiRy three, than hundred
aud one cach and VIII be designated by the Numbers Of
the regiments from which they taken, with The add
ton OF the numbe !, g g. etc., q temporary dsfinc-
ton until organised into new regiments.
These rolls will be forwarded to the Adjutant General
,sn oss ess ~ .hs hs eaSs esesss
consisting Of those mpanies having the smallest hum
ber Of names, will BE- dropped. ,Dry,.ret,
saton Of The regiments wi be ads, and the hsld Of
n'; Ss and place a. may q designated ~ The
ssa a6s 81 s ss
which nomination viii be certned 70 ~ the cciSneIs
lppponted to the respective rvgmsnts and The eertn.
cstss transpsted BY Asn 70 the Aujutsnt oeperai at
Is soon as the nomination Of the osueers Of one regi.
rnent s made tpd properly yertned the officers will a.
th,,a ,s.se W ~ ~, 80 aFr
0Onnissi0ns WIN be Issued In sccordands Win the
certificates or nomination, unless the
ohief shalt for sucispt reasons decline 70 cOhhr the
The remaining troops Of the nine regiments, ID the
service or the State ~ Ohio, pill rtn their present
regimen organization until mustered out OF the Ier
vice; ahd each regiment be under the command Of
the senior efcer not included In hs neg oTGaniraton
Should fagmepts Of companies he left Niihont any
commissioned ofhcep, the commAndant fthe 70 linen
will detail proper ofcer 10 the commpnd Of kuch frag
msntsts eonphby who win take change thereof rnt
| By ordsfcf he ommander.in.uhIef. -
l.,.g I. & s,s.g ~ ~ Q. p. BQoKINGHAM,
jiyE Adjataas General.
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Bank slatcn,ent,.

a -t NEW YORK, July 8.
Decrease in loans S4969 34t ino,ease in specie g..
decreae in circulation 1884 245; increase In
deposits 81, ,e59 ,00g. 49, :
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srERHE .cHrrrESDEE.- HENRY T. cHirTENI
~ sy& HIT. cHITTENDENc &
ATTORNEYS AT Law. iss'ss W.

U7 ofhces. .229 Broadway New York City,.
PaRsoxs' BuupEo, Columbus, Ohio. n agEvTJ \
IPcsreful attention paid to COLLECTIONS. w |
I aprie:d6m
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CRY GouSCL,-T The meeting Of the Counci !
last evening was adjourned for want of quo
rum f-AFI r.
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(correspondence Of the oincinnatl Commercial
The Fifteenth IELdlana Regiment.

CLARKsBURos Va, July z.
The Fifteenth Indiana Regiments arrived here
last night, all In general good health. We
take up the line Of march tonight for Buck
hanuon, twenty. eight miles from here. y
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Cleveland Market.

,..Eg,.. Cleveland Market. ''' ' ---
s. L ~ 3. r'as CLEvELANp, July 8, 1901.
FL0UR-Iuactive and not quotable. t'
WHEAT-Red may be quoted quiet at 500, without
sales lot Of sou bush White from store sold Csc.
C0RN-Dull at 3lc. .r. % ~ .sl
0ATS--Nothing doing. ~
HIaawINEs-saes of Q, bbls, IS do, and so DO at
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