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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores, OF
Disease Of the Skin, when such certain remidIes
as McLEAN's STRENarAING CORDIAL AND BLoop
PunYlER, and McLHAN's VoLcANIc On LINZ
MEur can be so easily obtained. The Cordial
will purify the blood thoroughly, and the Lini
rhent will cure any sore. See the advertise
IN ant nTN -afiA ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
Rail Road Time Table.

INTEREsTiNo.--If housekeepers really under.
stood the great difference that exists between
different brands OF Saeratus, as to quality,
purity, and consequent reliability and healthful.
ness, they would not long be without the best
that is manufactured. DE LAND & Co. IS Sale
ratus costs you no more than any Of the inferior
articles which are in market. He is using a
new process of refining Saleratus, by which all
impurities are removed. This process is in use
at no other establishment in this country. The
quality of the Saleratus produced by this pro-
cess Is very SUPERIOR and it ia fast becoming very
popular with intelligent housewives. DE LAND
& Co.'s Saleratus is for sale by most grocers and
storekeepers. Manufactured and for sale at
Wholesale. at Fairport. Monroe county, New
York. The principal grocers also Wholesale It.
u. See advertisement of Prof. MILLER's
Hair InvigOrator in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

iMPokrAhT TO MsoaArios.--- 10 Just ae impor'
tans that you havoa bottle Of Guernsey's Balm
up5n your work bench, or some other conysn-
ient pace % y is to have an oil can, or any 9TH
Or necesiasy article. Ifyou get wounded, use
the Balm. FHtta ats
r. l n-lII nm ~ .nN ------ l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

Bath, Me-, March 9Th Israel Putnam, Re-
publican was elected Mayor yesterday by 636
over all opposition.
Thirty.four guns wero fred in honor of
President Lincoln.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

cousciL PRocEEDINos The City Council
met last evening at eight O'Clock. The Clerk
read the following statement of the receipts and
disbursements of the city of Columbus from
the 4th day of February to the 4.h day OF
March, 1861:
Feb'ry 4. balanced in Treasury. S3,llo oi
lf REcnPTs.
seb'ry 5. }. @. Thompson, Taxes) $1,000 90
10. oyOOOv w
March 9. J.N! Howle. (Market rents) 1925 a. N
A. l., English, (tines, etc., Aso LII ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

PaosArE CouRr.-The Criminal Term of the
Probate Court for March commenced to-day
The Docket was called over. and several casoi
disposed Of by confession and sentence,for petty
nffapaaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
L &c AL NATTER s.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to it for the very latest papefa
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

The American Express Company mas our
thanks lor its daily fayors in the shape Oh tne
very lateet eastern papers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

HARTFORD, March 5th.-A national salute
was fired in this city yesterday P. NJ in honor
Of Lincoln's inauguration
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

MIR. ,BgTTLEs, from the Special Committed
20 whom was referred resolution in regard t'
the broken stone now owned by the city, made
a report recomm ending tho following resolu'
tions, which were adopted:
Rsso,vcd That the City Engineer be instructed to as
cerain by actual measurement or by estimate as nea
practicable the total amount OF broken stone now
possession Of the city In the prison ard; hat tne aas
be equally divided amongst the different wards OF tnS
CITY, each 1ard being entitled to one-hftn OF tne tota
amount ascertained and that the stone taken
away by the different ward committees, II shall be charg
ed to such wards respectively at the rate OF oO cents
per cubic yard.
Rsso'ved, That the Police committee be authorized
TO carry out the arrangement OF the foregoing resou'
ton aud that they have full power In case an over
under estimate of said broken stone, TO equalze the
shares respectively, Of the different wards in the same
ing hundred dollars to each ward ought to be made
for the purpose Of covering the expense Of moving said
stone.
Mr.. RILEY introduced an ordinance, granting
to C. EBEaLY g. Co. the right to erect grain
scale on Pearl street, which was read three
times and passed
Mr.. BUrrLEs introduced an ordinance to con.
,srUct sewer on Fourth street, from Rich to
State street, which was read twice.
Mr. Butler offered resolution, which was
adopted, directing the City Civil Engineer to
contract with Mesars, RICHARDS and DAVIS for
grading and paving the sidewalks, cutters and
crossings on Straight alley, from Rich to State
street.
Mr.. BUTLER introduced an ordinance to grade
and pave the sidewalks, cutters and crossings,
and to grade aud mscadamize the roadway Of
High street, from the north line of the city to
the south side of Mound street, which was read
twice.
Mr.. BuTLER offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Rssolred That In the event of any ward not taking
their quota Of stone from the prison yard, the commit
tee CO and drainage may purchase the same for
the covering Observers Rch Third and Division streets.
The Council then adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

u. See advertisement of Prof. MILLER's
Hair Invigorator in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

The subscribers take pleasure 10 announcing 10 the
Citizens OF the United Sstes that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled to offer the American
public, the above justly celebrated and world
article. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
40 the Ladies'
McLean's Strengthening Cordial

10 a sovereign and speedy cure for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. WHITES
obstructed or Difficult MensruatIon, ipcoptinenoe of
Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of the
Females, = = '-" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

far south as Fsnwqks Island shire Joseph Holmes Han
4. Ann; MIS.ss;Sss S@iS E$SsSS@ S N,R
si ssis SEs; nsS. R, pesss Sss
eaSsns fDTs SS"sv De q1 E' s%l
@ a. FP Sa f % WSS e
S9rt SID wind sW, aSp tei ts@s Evelyn H srss Ben
N, cusS ssS ssp MeKeHnon aud ' below Us
M r uni xs c sat' ss mss
Mrk Rebecca GODDARD, nard, smyrna; brlss Forest
nsau.; .Ss" T essT s R@ea RHi MGsa
h Raxs cSass 'R Randolph Ns rG
Ba.cSm.n: Rose BnrgSss on,r Gilder' cars Bur
S Ss sssn aa wiG a' ns bark
GA sfp ,. Ses ' fs W ys to M sa
De- ETH: sr csrG Sa 'n NGf HSsS
cannon Newell, do; Charloe shaw shaw, d.; MARY km-
s s So o hs MsSrs a sn K ana ssh Ess %
BALTIMORE Jay ls-sld Br brig Muscovaao, Butler, De-
BANGOR July is-Cld schr Judge Tenney, Gilmore, New
ATH Iy sA Iy brig s aep w' Es ra s Ma
snTsroI, July Esd scHr. Monterey, Craig, Delaware
FAIL RIVER, July ls-Arr schr cornea Ma"sey' Eliza
'tEpINER, July ii-Arr brig Caiharius Rogers yeaton'
TX s1i HS@ ES@se' % iss
"s' rs NSTi9 fia ia rss ss..ns n brig Means.
schr lro,adia, aud 2 briggs
nAnrr"ED, iuy ao-Arg sclrs Hudson Stocking, and
icy. rirtel and u pintnsh, Bartlett, NYork.
NEW REpFoRp, July i9-sld schrs II " Morse, Benton,
AeSnrAria ] pirrce, Watch, NYors.
nj rla i sayicy, do sd selr Crouch, Henderson
NEWFOkT July ls-Arr schrs ! Compton Elliot, prcvt
drnee dr Nreston, MI Amra, Hart, Ros,nn Tor NYsr
ESQ inlauN Bfgys Portsmouth tRIt for roughkcerse:
saer, F.N. Work wsrrham soops Clio Norcut Taua-
ton fr HSurk; Congress, Cohisgh, Pdwtgke fnr DO.
18Th, lhArr Us revenue cutters Cushing Cornell, and
Morris from cruise after eel pvaerrs; svhrs Monterey,
Craig Bristol FOR Delaware Guy; Lad, Adams a iSin So
MORT: Resuiu' Rail, Native Dcart,
Providence for DO; sloops InaeN Cash, and Cleaner Cole
man, DO for do Sid schr Ann s"er; soops Mount Hope
and w II Mnngum.
ruHTLANH, July la-Arr schrs + Lewis York. Phila-
CD brig VI II Mri'ivery Clifford. Carlenas.
PORTSMOUTH. july ls--trr siin Frank Pierce Brooks
lysr oc SD r.p Pam Flash Mcclure, 8 John NB to
P.OvJpENCE, July Ia--Arr steamer P.trel Young New
York; sehrs MAJ Holmes, Hewitt; philadelphia; NJ Miln,
ingre Gardiner NYork; slo Fashion, Young, Rond"ut;
Nio'na, Davis 90 for sw'ucket SD sehr Wainwright,
Cori,rg u wnle,s Persons, and Beecker, Edwards,
Phna iepha; drowning, Ianfar;N Burnley, Anstin New
Rrgunr, Ball; II Iemnsl veser United Davis, and MARY
- ~ y" iamin SYork; sleeps Neptune Davis do Index
PAwTtrkET: July ia-,rr schr Minerva, Brooks, Ron
d,u Shi schr u Browning, Lanfa,r. WORK.
SAN FRANCIeCD, Juyt-Arr steamship orizaha, Pana
mn; ships "sumuer" s. dney NSw 3,h Dictator Zerexs
Hong konc
sALEM Jul, Barr brig ira. GRAY Rondout; schrs l.
Maui, Haley: Pathway, Crawford and Parsons shaw,
plAaiepha; Ncklnr RAY; L.nsrt'nc Lowell and Sahwa,
Huntc, Eikabe'hport. Sid s,h schr cranmer. Gran
m,r, philadelphia.
wisCAS~Er, July l6-Ar brig Tangent, Tbbetts Philn-
delrlia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

The stock market has been active, and the move
ment Of prices upwards since our last weekly re.
view. The business appears to have increased
and the circle of buyers 70 have extended many
commission houses now report an active business
and general inquiry for stocks among their GUS
toners This startling change from the apathy
which has prevailed ever since war actually broke
out must be ascribed partly TO the general belief
that the South cannot make any prolonged resist
ance against the government, and secondly to the
case in the money market. The banks are press
ing money ON the brokers at Ia per cent, and
there is no present likelihood Of such turn in
the money market as would cause such loans to be
called in. Hence large number of persons, whose
business has been destroyed by the war, are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SUNDAY, July 81. 1881.

SUNDAY, july 81, 1891
The imports of foreign meiclandi. for the week
ending yesterday show an increase over the past
fcw eks though the Importation Of dry goods
continues nominal. general impro, ement has
taken place within the past few days in The gro
c.res market, and both importers and jobhers are
In better spirits fair business is being done,
mostly for cash. Opinions differ with regard to the
future OF our export trade in food. Se,he believe
that the Europeans will raise this year nearly all
Tho food they need, while Others on the contrary,
cirque TINT few days OF fine weather in July can
not repair the damage done by an untoward seed
VINE and q backward spring. There is no sign yet
Of any decline in the export movement; we are
still sending ont twice as much food o. We usually
~ at this season, and the low points to which
Prices have ALLEN in this country will not operate
nnsavoidhiy on the shipping movement. Specie
continues ~ arrive in each steamer from Europe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
Fort of New York, July ~, 1854.

ARRIVED.
~, ~, ne n
ss I'M "a an ann, ~, ,,p,.i ~ A.
~ a. I, an ~ H., 10 n " " " s' ~ ~ " ~ " "
ny = -, .,,a,a, r,,, a,
nv. ~ niasrr Ssitin ,,,u,n.ny M, h,J Com, io,
snnl " ' ' ''' 'F $50 -' W.
81, ,uy.nta you,, rar,,ore J,v, ma ba,,.t a.
master.
Barb r. rlnRnd Lonis tpuiCh). Npfiug, Penang March
" with IEds. To Ctu.kci y Warren Passed ArGln II "a
March H. Good Hope My ativsd at III eus
june Crossed the Equator JLUs 90 IA Ion 81 s2 Ia ist 81
ion - uosi"Vn sour ,i"ii4e' htn,s aa!s .om ~
~, ~ ',,y ri, Inn, Sewno", E fa, KnssI1n ~ p
WHark Nrrr, fnn ilriiln Iiudad Rolvsr N days with
LIES s. ,o ,i,r, n,t "a ' ~ ~ - "'' ~
EasE Nf.,,h toi Ihemssicn) Robinson Garden days
will So. T. h. .,noN 4 Eu,aeh.
Huh lsntGght,r Yh1u,,sou Salt CIV RI hui, IL with
sait.io D NJ stnut. { Sons y - '' - '
brr Marshal ,rg D,,i,u, Vein Cruz Jul. N In batIs.
To jonas smith o. .in inst orf Koy West spike Aip
Colorado. craisins
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Notice TO Mariners.


onlci notice is sven tina, the spar Bney place % sts
k, Mnc sss Iesn rao,sd and The danger !. m RI q BY
u tnird ciass Nun Buoy
Mhaiem~n.
o.oi-k Sea Navigator islands Goneahni March vim
$50 81 $50 WI snd 800 lbs bone on board zen. hoe 10 80 ia
b. til Swift Chase, MI so So; same day, snip Spartan Ban
~ WI 6nt .t lin wiz, The i.cr and had boa, .oSc o a..
s e On Ne ' .o ai Of ~ o In Ss ME-:
r-s q IM! NAM art @in Mir p do
otter board bark Georgc Mary, Pierce VS..
Had seen "naief seven times aud o91 one makn The a.vc
SIX Ros;ius 6v i.nd ~ oa sp iSJh pbA All,
schr ssisan, King, Y iaos out. 90 bills
Spoken, &c.
slip hc,oc-a - soto from st John, NIB, for Liverpool
june ~. al 4Sge ION A. 20.
GA d.ie, on Inc BANKS.
Foreign Ports.
, Sos oo S Geo fshand, fsnrSht for dr.
taoAtAlT. july LIN port 'ps N?lss iiom or Niosk;
asisl, Ewc,tsc, To- EisIl, & Can, e, 3m ps ata q
In SYls X. r rssr ~ me- s' 70, so, a' fs.t b
WILEY wnewara LInersop " = Pat. Mus Bennett,
i% shy L Nor, 5.re, t.prnnasea. ''' '''
,Iu1Ap BoLir,a Jnar 2a-n port orig Vim lson, from
cA.@fsAs, jay En- ro, chip 81 Peter for c.ra !s;
%; Hail. for Portland days; brig Minao Miller,
oaiv..sp Juy 5--sld ship Tansi Calm Clark Adelaide.
,'nshsoss Jni! y-Alr .h,p 9gs Bow SYmh
Issb1 lt Aiiun. Ans. rdsin.
loSl,,ipso. May s9in bari rr?s.ters. Carver for
AnWeIl; brig Mansfield, Wallace, Tor Liver pool. sid
18Th. brig / uIas.. Hah.rn Lng.no.
MONTREAL july ig--Sld ship Navapan Watts. Glasgow.
NASSAU Juy iJ-i ror; schr suffolk Smith. ioi MORA
days
QurrssrowS, july 4-s!a bark Faith, Kenny tfron C.rde
nafi, C.yac.
sC.iSA June l9-!nr barb Palermo, IpghGnn. Consant
nopc.
ST viycESr CYL, June 2oArr ship Boruciuo, Flowers
Cardiff.
ST TnoaAs. June 4-Arr brig Joserhus, Wilson, Barbados
!ands.a loh icr IAr ls.iis) sehis Planet Hobo do
VIM Giinn Borden, Gf.nnda anc both sid 18th To-, TURKS
lssnnr): Ann Ehkabea. HaNep,i Martinique old
Turks Islands. Jh chalcc, Eoynton Kits (nG
20h tor TLrkt Isard. SID ii,h. hllg Addy swat Avery
Masciho; 18th, scr Virginia Price. E!GnGse, TuiAs ls
Import 18Th ship Rambler. Ba'or or Aux Cages load
FOL Eu!opc al g 49,
sAeuA July 4-Arr brig JnIirs, Gibbs Boston.
SALT CAY, TT, July lin rcrt sctIs II Fry
tot Sewburyport SD 10Th, brig Delhi, P.ladcfhia.
s. JONI, Nd Jul, i6-Ari ships John Patcn, Potter Bath
AnIy. Sunson, do Mec,atoi, Berry, NYork 7tl Da 4
Craig. shanks, Clyde via Afcrk CIT l7E, slip pscn
Mitchell Hondeur
American Ports.
BOSTON, July lJ-Arf steamers Cambridge. Matthew a.
Fortress Monioc Spsnidtug, Howcs, baltimore VIE
Fortress Monroe PEMBROKE (gunbs Berry cruise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July N-b T. II.
AsHEs-The market steady with small sss ut pots
at So 37X and Of pearls at IS Is.
BREADsTufrs.-Flour-Tho demand was less aciv., a,d
prices somewhat less buoy ant especially for STATE
Western brands. The receipts fair The sales foot
ed up about u COO bbIs ing within the ranged the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
--- -a - - ---=
REWARDS.

tt - n IfwARr--LR0wStb, ON SUNDAY TIER
NOc noon jay ~, Charles ,schcr IN Hnrg ttc
III OIL a,s gray coat back pnuts alb yes, and drab
hat aged 10 Any iniurmat!oL concerning the body
viii DO thankfully received by his beieayed parents N
Fm,ieil street near TAirl avenue.
" FIG, MFR. Eastern S,ar Hos,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

and more goes ont. we ave exported since Japu-
AIRY l. $50 O00o 00 less specie this year than last
The following are the official tables of the trade of
fba nnrt.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

- WV VIII I've paid Tor ,he recovery of two
boxes & gold cola VIZ
one box marked r diamond a., containing $l2 600.
one boy .nuksd n 81 - sion, Mass containing 50 ods.
stolen irsin the North sta july u 1891
ATLANTIC PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.,
NJ Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

broRTs
Err he Week. 1859 1862 1891
Dry goods ........ 80 1888, 1903 s,s3O.746 RAT 100
Gen. merchandise. AS 227os55 2,181, J21
Total for the week $6,Sy25,S g769 70l 2,sIo AL
Previously reported 1874 06 sO4 ~; $50 $50 10 1888
Since January S4o ,ssS s22 1871 o59 5s7 81 2lo 600
t1roRrS or PKoprot AND MERCHANDISE.
1859. 1850 1861,
For the week 49,. Sso2 .2nl 20y4 la3 2,7GS 40
Previously reported. 50 4S3 ss6 1851 co 246 924
Since January l.. 334 ,i3a 471s5,Is4 72,0l5 o43
TxPOKY; ~ SPECIE
1859 1860 1851
For the week 49,. s2,4sS go 800, 900 1850
Previously reported. 3i,72a,734 23,9l47So 3,l47l2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-OnCE--TIF ASH AND DIRT CARMEN AMI
" street sweepers OF the several wards who are OPP
pos, to t cub tractng sys,cm requested 10 At
Lnd us,tng to he held at hbsrnian Hall - Prince
st Get, On Monday evening July 22, at ~ o'clock. BY
dr of tho several wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

Oicial notice Is given that tn" spar Bhoy place. 70 49,.
ThJrBs Koch temporarily j. near IN" uouh 81 81 kcLrD'
keI Maine, has been removed, aud the danger RI "a
u thitd class Nun Buoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22


NJoNTAuK HOTEL. l: FCLroN STREET, BROOK,
Nl yn opposite Fulton Terry. Pleasant furnished kr,ss
Ia e. by the ay wt4., 81 10 81 PER l..
IS to ~ ceus nisht Restaurant attached Hole, open
ali night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

NOR sALf--TIlE TROrlING HORSE HONEST LITER
l. Apply To HIRAM WOO RUFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

L>OR SALi--CARnIAGE, HORSES AND HARNtS-
II The horses are blood bay, l6H hands high nine and
trn Years old half brothers. good travellers, ard have
bscn drove together some years The carriage close
with tho sides 20 roll mp patent axics tho harness 10
plain black The whole csabishmo cost 81 OCO; viii
be soi for $500. lug lire Broadway and Tenth
street in the Also, horse Wagon leather
top, elliptic springs male In the best Price $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

"WEDNESDAY, JULY ~, Al 4 OCLOCk.-A kNTHE
w vilIe Course, |. l.irottins. Purse and sake o.
$500 hall fort,u II. Woodruff enters Tom S,yvis H.
Woollcy enters y e. Bob luton j. R,vens cnt RS b.
m. Lacy Bevens. BkyINS u CONkILN, lrupri tors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

III ORSE WANTED A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, Young
and sound In evory particular; must bc smart and
stylish driver, suitable for gentleman and lady would
not object ~ buy Top Wagon and harness mpete, *
In peril ct order and modern style, and at a reasonable
cash price Address, stating particulars and price, O.,
box l6l Brooklyn Post office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

NOR SALE-A COUPE ROCkAWAY, MAnE BY
II Lawrence, with poin aud shafts, nearly now; cost
500 fol $500 do bic IA ncss $780, for So but
little worm New York made open Buggy, in lnc order,
weighs LOO pouads. Call at s. POSTS Repository, No.
Myrt.e avenue, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
HoR sEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

FAST HORSE, .Top BUGGY AMI Harness FOR
"A sale; buggy made by Stivers smith, hra rs mala
by Dnsc mbe, of this city An exchanso fo diamond Or
nne jewoly can DO made Inquire At Meads stable, SO
Watts street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

HARRAGES AND HORSES SELLING OFF CHEAP
~ 200 light Family farriag Rockawlys and Iggies,
90 Horses, family and Work Horses and small Iodies.
Gr0cers' and Express Wagons OF all kinds Second band
Wagons in good order. Factory, 1874 Fulton avenue;
Stables, 10 Nevns street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
THE WAR.

4 iNColE CAVAIftY--coMP.lNV c VII. ia 3iU5-
taiel istO service on esday, thu 22d Dstalt THO
III. n,bers are requested To be on band pnmft M "
o'clock, at Dsbr'w's RIDING -choo corner 1i.iiy uiEth
street and Fntn avenue the election io oDc, viii b.
he'd as soon as possible that day. Tho roll ~ this
Company stt kept for ssatuosat licadq ariers,
and Gas Broadway baglT and tirfie' wanted sub
sisiel 80 furnished men immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

u FILED CANNON -CARPENTER * PLASS, AS AT
IN ana 479 First avenue, Twenty ninth street,,
New York, prepared To- rc cannon to any with
tbu greatest despatch.
CTRoHCs PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Hsdste al combined o Warren ami Broad
way Agent Washington, y. q, A 5. CARSEN, No 3ss
Pennh yivnnia avenue.
A bed eonuivcd a double part tn play
A Dcd by nigo! tutrc.ins Trns by day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

VyNROTrING HORSE FOR sAIG.-A BEAUTIFUL nARR
sorre Horse, 15x hands nigh can tfOt in 2.6 hand
some kind and good every way. Will be- sold tor half
his value, exchanged Cor cheaper horse. Also new
Germantown Wagon. Apply at tho livery stable 81 Mef
cor street, Jersey City, near tn ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
THE TURF.

ItENTREVl.lE TRACH-TIII SllI or AUGUST FiORA
~ Tempe an John Morgan tgut trce miles iad .rpeat
harness the above thousand dollars
side, half forfeit. D. McAanh names Flora Icmpo; j.
Turner names John Morgan
, 1861-10-25
Beverly and Cheat mornrajn.

The camp5ign at Cheat Mountain. Va. hax
c1osed, and the troops are going into winter
qaartera- The rebels have Withdrawn to the
mountains, sna are blocking up the stsunton
road, but Cur army may move In that direc-
tlon- They have wholly abandoned the Gretn-
br1er. Is N evidence that nothing farthe. is
expected in that quarter, our troops, except
enough to hold the fort on the summit Of
Cheat Monntain, and to guard the Passes Of
the ERwater, are being Withdrawn and en-
camped at Beverly or Huttonsville. The hss.
plta1 has been removed to Huttonsville for
the winter, and contains quite large List of
tlck and wounded, including some who are
down OF the most malignant type Of typhoid
fever. There has been great deal Of sickness
smong the troops arising from lack OF YARN
and comfortable clothing. Even now, after
al that Ess been done by Gov. Morton Of In.
diana, and after all that haa been said Of the
khiftlessness and Criminal neglect of the quar-
termaster having charge Of the matter, the
troops are but poorly supplied. The weather
on the mountain il rsW, cold ana rainy. Some
OF the men are destitute Of oYercoats: tAe
majority of the blankets do not weigh q
pound, and are poor at that. OF shoes thew
nave better supply, but still the lack Of
winter c1othiDg-the most of which WAS o.
dered, it Ehould be borne in mind, as long
ago - August-ds painfully apparent. Il Ia
understood that Rone OF the hoops will be
allowed to come home, On q furlough for the
winter but this cannot be allowed only in ex.
ceptionh cases. The troops On the summit
OF Cheat Mountain have been ordered to buI1a
winter quarters, which the boys say means
freeze. The state of things among the troops
is truly dep1orable.