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Ia ti-~ G-I . EAl4<u.-t ~ IEI
\ Henry Waller a1d Sarah b Waller, his wife. eze.
5utcc and dEtEere9 70 J. 1oCng Scsmcno1. certa1c
dee5 OF trGst, dated March 1&tl a. D. 1851. and
I!inoi7 OF II !ttt Gsy Of Marc A o. E6sG Il Boo
10 e DEEDS st Page ia conveying certain lots CT
lAha sna premises tlEse LsLcTbc3 il trust, to 50
LnrE te PAYMENT 9t certain FrSInt sery Eutes snl3
trust d-ea 81 ecEed; and where's it a pro 5t.eG i!
Eng ceEE fhst n case GefaElt thcrd be aa By said
n sid e =. eslE5l become aue Ccc.u!rg t. tSe:
te9nr an4 ttst tdea, or application os H6r' 'aann
Ge1EcEe. tf=tr lega! re -1e::uIEusaA or ssii.ns j.
Snea!d be lawful fa- sa;a Eccnc2 t. acl I'd dts7ae
q sstG p1EElst CT aaJ pa1t t.:c5f sad al r1.at
benefit snS eq-!ty Ct redemption Of said waller q
sc1:bsd n SAID teed sgd. wh:reas Certain install
r1eats OF interest ss1 Eotes hsv, faila. a1 = ard
default fss en- ms dc by sold Henry sller. II pay.
melt Ct sa4a interest salG At the tune #nea
the teHe fen due ard said iltera3t has beea paid
up to th!s the; and. whereas, (sa3d aoIa.a1n AID
atl;cks) t l:e 81 ao1.e1s IF sad Eotss have ma1s
apFi EtI t. Rad Scsr;rlen to advertise foe e4ls and
asn ara spose Of ca'd premises a:cordng to TIE PRO
ytS.cns OF sal GesG tf trust
Ncw, er. fere, notice IL hereby g1ye1 tflat l. the
as1d icui amEnon viii taa TWENTY Eighth
day Of September, A. .. TO-. a. tae ho1r OF tee
2coek in tn t2tenoon at the n?Eth door the Court
Ss Soss5 IL tae city .; Chicago Ge1nty nlscts
ad b@tS pfice tie aaEle vii hrit II te prc 1l5ez
aforesaid Eth all right fece 1T ard ee ity OF re ien1
ton of said Ie1ry Waller 6nd WIFI therein wh.a s1d
pr mtss are Et1ats the Cncny Of Cook and St se
e tllirsts a1d a:scries fou -Lots numbered
IS II Block S; and Let g in Block i: al II sWl;
= Ec4uleT's Eubdt, fsian Of the north halt of tae
Eont2 EaR 9: tie west haf cf tee n =. 4 OF Sec a
T 50 NJ l. II T. lying in the City Of Chicago,
,,,. Il YOUNG sCAAAoS, TTnstss.
, 1861-09-04

~lAlh Ut ILLlNV V1S% C{JUK
~ EOEETf. .ss.-super1cr Court Of Ch1c.4n
4uE4st Term 4 D 1851. James Fea3 Henry T.,
Eeseiey. Lsnsiag = Ce-Attscnr ent ~~s' ~"
P1blC notice Is hereby given to the aaid Nouaaev.
~ office q the Clerk of TIE Superior CouTt of Gil
eaEo dated tae sth Day Of july 4 y 1851 It tna s0f
man mar Dexter and AltauE 4 Poor. and aXIass Tne q.
fye Hunt rea KEhy Eight and s10 Dt lIszs, drscts1
- TIE Sfe,if Of Cfok County, which osid Trit ~
betn retu1 ned executed. ~' -
Now Il efare uni -Rs you, the said Moselev Luz
lng CO shan personally be and sppear before 81
gay Ct The tern thereof to be holden ii tae E5uTs
Eo1se IN tie CITY Of Chicago. the hrst HondSy Il
tas sad plar 81 rs acton Judgment Xm b entss1
Ee1E J. Gardier. 3 Parknan DEXTER and Arthnr ii
Pocr and % much Of the property ktt4caed = NAV
be sufficient 10 sstisfy the said tud21ueut and c.4
WAITER KENBALI, CLERK,
GALLUP HITCHCOCK, Pitts Atty. sulE31zfw
, 1861-09-04

Not 80 South Caroline. She s1armej with
tories, and sftsr the tall Of her capital, in
l780, more than two hundred persons, calling
themselves principal inhabitants of Caa-ies-
ton," s!gDed AZ address to Sir Henry Clinton,
declaring that they had every inducement to
considered as British subj hjects. SIxLy-tnree Of
these traitors to the whig cause were fipaliy
banshed and their estates w4re forfeited,
Eighty other persons in that STATE, who had
accepted commissions under the crown, were
ta3ished, and their tcsatcs were conf1scated ;;
and for other poEi.ca! offences many Others
suffered. Georgia, $50 adopted stringent
measures for the Punishment Of The traitors
within her borders wz@ s5mpsthiz3d with the
enemy.
, 1861-09-04

Il STATE OF DAVID S. HAY
~ WOOD, DEcEAsED-The undezzg aed have tee1
appoiItEd executors Of the estate ef D27d S. Hay
Decreased hereby give notice that we w1 appear BE-
e. Gonft - q go9s Ga9n5 at n q GopT IT.
third MCHdEy 1t September next, at which time al
and attend the purpose Of having the
same adjusted Ali perEs indebted to said estate sra
reQ0es tcd TO- make iEam ediate payment the under
signed. JAMES F. DRAPER
- THOMAS J. HAYWOOD,
chicago, July :, 1851 -... Executors,
, 1861-09-04

ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
IL THRSgE DzEEAsKp.-Punl.c Not1ce is hereby
giren to ali persons having claims and densndz
sgaust the estate ct the said Eobert PstterzoD deceas
# regular + te5m q M ths County Conrt oeoS
Of Chicago, on the third bfoaa&y lscrtembeT, a. D
ISL betng the l6th:dAy thereof
NELStlN TH0MAESON, AdCatuistrttof
chicago. june t. 1851 fETlE3i%td
, 1861-09-04

=, n1za1 1111 EonHEcEstE1 siu appf0pF1aF ed to
the uses Of the State the property Of her citi-
zsns Who adhered 10 the crown,
sixty tour persons were named in contis.
cation act OF the legislature OF Narth Carolina,
property" were forfeited to the State, SeY
eIal Of these tories were Scotch Highlanders,
who flet to America after the rebellion Of l745'
settled near Fayetteville in North Carolina,
and adhered to the royal CAUSE when the war
broke cur. But North Csrolina vas one Of tbs
mCst patriotic States In tile Union,
, 1861-09-04

them to penalties FIR thu rola.ioa Of tho
command.
Ne. Jersey passed several acis fer the pun.
ontnent and forfeiture ct estates.
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New Edition.
T'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

FOR 1861.
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fdpeou Csbn. the Of the Ministers ~ Foreign
Goyernmsnts and otber interesting political mster
CONTESTS;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS FOR
the wear 1861.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EIeeutivs
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ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
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p..on of rntus Free Homestead 70 Actual Settlers
thu Public Domain including the Bill Passed for the p1Ipose.
and the Presidents Veto thereof
RTPUBIICAE NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1860.
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PRESIDENT
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TABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
Pspareds. the Sniuonsn Institution and containing hs
Temperature Of the -Four Seasons and the Mean TeuPsr
iure Of Year at l56 Points in North America prinPy
in the United States
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES or
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIST OF STATES. CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TIMES or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING. GENERAL ELECTioNS'
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6peclal Notites.

Ame rican Institute Polytechnic Assocfannin i
IN It's ia the Cooper Union Bgdus
fzbnrsda) EVENING, June l3 at Il O'clock Subject; O0oh
hS and Portable Apparatus ior Co-as" Adm''on iiee.
Eucleian Society OF the New-yOrk Univerthy.-
Tbe Ua meeting the Society VIII be heio III 1he ha
FRIDAY 18th inst u O'Clock Graduate mtmoeit are
sqoessd to be present By order Of COMMITTEE oi Arrange
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NETWORK. THURSDAY, JUNE I3. 1861
amueements.

Aftn6entent6.
MRS. PAGE s,.
DRAMATIC RE iUINo AND MEDITATION
IRVING HALL,
toppodt, The Academy Of fMn'ic)
THIS chur.d.y) EVENING, Jun. IL
On which occasion she win
be assisted BY the di.tif guisbed Elocutonist
j. B. BROWN, s:q
The Programme comprisei III rsctt rom
ROMEO AND JULIET
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
FAZio
Ard among other selections,
TIE CHARGE or ThE LIGHT BhlGADE....iennysccn'
FFirz JAMES AND RHoDEaicK DHU..:......... Scott
from Lacy fthe Lske) -, :,
Tietets 50 cents may be obtained tie Book and Music
sta;es snd at the Hall.
Door. open al p. m. Performance to commence at
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THTIRsDAY Jnne II, 1851.
NEW and BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS!
TuE GKEAT UNION DRAMA
THE PArhfOT' DhEA VI o.
THE PAST TIE PRESENT. and TIE fUTUhE'
THE MARCH TfiRoU II BAL1lMoRE
ATTACK ON tHE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT,
BURN No OF GO5PUAr NAEf-YARD, 40
THIS AFrERNOUN and Nv ENiNG at and a O'CLOCK
The following living cuiosi-s ril he " hls at s. ho1,;
TIlE WO sDERfUL VIRGINIA DWARF FAMILY, q,
Co,si.ing II IOR HIRAM WALTER eeei 81 years snd
81 iurh..6i.h; MISS ROXANA WALTERS aged 4 ard only
d inches big1 MISS KATE WALTERS ~ old ard only
Ss,i ~ s,p lne%S RFits From FORT MTER TIL
oLD WAsHIN GTON FLAG, ALB 80 FAMILY: VIVA ,
is Irf SEA LION. AQUAKAL GARbEN, wi,h is oIInsI
.ea .nd cline HAPPY FAMILY. MONSTER SNAKES, The
LIVI-G sE A. 81, ,O00 Curiosips, nc,
Admission to all IS cents Cniilen under 10. 10 cents
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ao turner's ano Others.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS,
sNIP-OWEEas HOUsEkEEPEHS, &c, ke'
CRDWSi CROWS! CROWS!
RATS RATS! RATS!

NILE MICE! NICE!
All destroy od By 80, no,so>,pn yyur,r
No preparation required All that peCe"sI n'9 .pis .
o ~ m. p,i,o,rd heat where tEey frequent ,nd ney I'M
,diaiely eat and die Not dangerous to the human siy
Ts srticls has been used with great success IN
,ov offered 70 the American pnbc a. thr pes tn
vsr ussd Il viii be found especially vausb'e 70 fSe "
destroying Crows .
Sald ,veryWhere Price l5 ct tnts per package: -, -
who have Oeep d.gusiod BY uring rhospnoIJ'
.tl find this simple and esectus meanA oI no
& mn Bans stables Store Houses aud 0rAnafes Of
all destructive Vcruhn. - . ,a..
CREAMER'S CASH DRtG-hotsE,y
No II Gold It, N. Y,
To whom all orders must be sddIessed
AGENTS WANTED Throughout the United STATES
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Cuilerp, Garoware, Sc.

TVNIN PLATE, SlIEET-IRON, zinc, &c.,
l. TIN and TERNE PLATE CHARCOAL and CONE,
SHEET-IRON- Belgian. RuSsn. Ength, Americsnj
ZINC COPPER sPELTER BLOCK TIN, WIRE, k&
For sale by A A. THOMSON Co., No. Els WaerG
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HEAD QUARTERS OF THE TRADE,
HI JOHN +. FEKKS q CO. onu.,n,rn,
sf al Daily and Weekly EewtsPoEs, Magazines ~c TO ali
ruts the United Ststes Sna Csnads- .
No, "a Aunlt.
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mo PRINTERS PRINTERS intending to start
i, ha.ineu or de.ins to replensh their o6s, VIII 6n4
they Tsquir. Metal s '.
h. pricr Five or x Ponu Of Weod aad hs
Type muc6 Of good new and all Of modrn styles sbcee
hs,f MICE New and hand Presses Of s s No. &es
orahanS Pressea JIG. COOLEY Co,
Printers wssskesss, Ne spsessS
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LNIREWORKS-A general assortment OF PLAIN
and eoored Fireworss and Of e be quality, for sale "
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co.,
No. 227 W Wsshingtonst
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fremorks.

nEPOT for J. w. HADFIELD's FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREwORKs.-A full assortment OF The oess
I'll 70 an r. FOULDS, u.
Remember the No, 20 John st
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EIRE- ACKERS-A sizes, ,COlumblads, Can"
l. non Pistol and usual size, Of best quality for BALE IN
i''' TO suit purchasers '%ETxoRE, cRYDER Co,
No n Nillism-tt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16

of Boerpstein's regiment under Lieut.: Colonel
Schaeffe are also approaching the same county
and the 4th Missouri regiment, under Lieut.
Col. Hammer, will enter from Hermon.
Simultaneously with these movements, the
Illinois troops under C0lonels Smith and Palmer
will approach from the east, thus completely
surrounding the rebel forces under Harris and
Green. AT the same time scouting parties are
marching through the country on this side OF
the river, to clear that section OF armed bands
and prevent communication between the reb'
els. L it' -,t
All quiet here. The Home Guards through
out this vicinity are active and vigilant, and no
apprehensions are felt with reference to the as.
sembling Of the State Convention on Monday
next.
E. ]. Donnelly, connected with the quarter.
masters department of Saxon's army, returned
here to.day, and has been arrested. He is im-
plicated in the first burning of the Usage
bridge.
Sr. LOUIS July l5.-Information from Hanni-
bal says ex- Senator Green violated his parole
and Left for the interior, with band OF armed
men. p. iEf L ti
Some of Col. Slgel's command from Spring
field on the 18th, reached here tonight, and re-
port sill quiet there
Four of Sigel's command, wounded In the
battle at Carthage, have since died, making
total loss of 81.
Capt. Conrad's company, left at Neosha by
Col. Slegel, was surrounded by fifteen hundred
Arkansas cavalry, and given 10 minutes to sur
render. ........,..
Gen. Price demanded that they be delivered
to the Missouri troops, to be shot, which the
Arkansas officers refused.
Their arms and effects were then taken from
them, the oath administered, and they we're
marched. out OF town under an escort OF Arkan-.
sas ttoops, and reached Springfield Thursday
From eight to ten thousand Missouri, Louis
lana and Kentucky troops were concentrated Oh
Neosho. o.. .-Y ..s- -.-r. l-ig-,.1
The rebels report their loss in the battle with
Sigel at 500.
The country around Springfield is swarmlng
with mounted Home Guards.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.
lTu4sRArurD ron THE OHIO sTATmGAsi

ITNkdRAPHHD OHIO Ill
--|----Il ~ .- N,v, yopr JnIv *
pIoIrR-f,pened duu with downvard tende1oy' but
IT,. sih w"H n.s is ,ri,h r,oss or
ssa5u SsIinn Sales ~ aoo SarreIs NJ "a o3 as for
ssneSne state. "a SS4 Ia for extra state: IA 6o37D
s,psrans westeyn. A oon1 Ss for common n medium
extra wessTn: "a 60G4 75 for shinnng brands extrs
yound hoon Ohio: ID s56ns for trade brands. csnsdisn
Nonr anly moderate busineaa doing Al sbout
prices. sales Of ZOO bbls at as 4O13 IS for perne
"a o.1a7 Sor common 20 cboiee ert,as ''''p
R4@ 1Gn ETI%Un 20 eno,es % ss sSs *
CORN MEAir-stesdy: sales Of 500 bbls Brandy.
OonN ,n. 20 ~ '-e''a"9' sa'' VI f'''o oo' Dtsn'S
VINE WHIsEyons.nd ~ n oo oooa an, ern ,.,. =,
7oo ba and Is 800 Casks drudge for fatn-s devsrv
NJ lsIIc -S, ts's'N N'-'N' N,~NeS 's-
WIE ELT--aood sorra snr;n0 what mav he ouoted a
.hsda rmer wh;Ie hers "a no nj cbsnss IN al,
other da.criptions Market closed with little more
sressS,. sa.v ~ "a So sbss Shcsso ~ %
ss,: 600 bushels north. club At s5a: 10 s0O
bushels Racine spring at 9O9ec 5000 bushels Missouri
p,Sng a. vi sg sTo ~ oSO ~ sSsSs %
red Wisconsin atsi O7l IO I0 3O busbeIs white wis
consn Al I5aI il - - - IT w.
RYE-steady: saIea Of GOO bushels western at ,45
BARLEY AND harley MALT-oontinue, dull and
nominal and unobaneed. Z TIT a''rr s4t -
CORN-Has declined about 1c t,er bu,hel with mod.
crate business doing for export and home consumption
asia. ~ aIn 0mI hr.h ~ a1tfS5sna - - 1 -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
Military Proclamation in Northeast.
+ ern Missouri.

QUINCY, ILL.,, July 15.-Brig. Gen, Hurlbut
has issued proclamation to the citizens Of
northeastern Missouri, denouncing the false and
designing men who are seeking the overthrow
of the Government, and warns them that the
time for the toleration of treason has passed,
and that the man, or body Of men, who venture
to stand In defiance of the supreme authority of
the Union, peril their lives in the attempt. Is
He says the character Of the resistance which
has been made is in conformity with the source
from which it originated Cowardly assassins
watch for opportunities to murder and become
heroes among their associated bandsby slaught-
ering by stealth those whom openly they dare
not meet. This system, unknown to civilized
warfare, is the natural fruit treason bears.
The process Of criminal courts, administered
in disafected districts, will not cure this system
of assassination; but the stern, imperative de-
mand of military necessity and the duty of self.
protection will furnish q short, decisive remedy,
In the summary Justice Of the court martial.
He guarantees projection to all peaceable citizens
who remain In the discharge Of duty; but urges
the necessity Of their organizing and taking
part in the reconstruction Of the frame of So
ciety. n' l19'f tn,l 41" 9h
He closes BY assuring the people Of North
Eastern Missouri that the United States, though
referring quiet, uniform obedience to the
laws, are yet ready and abundantly able to en-
force compliance, and 10 infict, IL necessary,
the extreme, penalty on all active and known
traltofg.a ,s7s uirifra 5t1r.l = -!rlreni fr irss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
From, nIissoufi.

! JEFFERSON CRY, July l5.--In consequence Of
information having reached here from Tipton,
that secession force was gathering there, q
detachment was sent there from here by train
this p. m.ngAa 10 a.,as
II is rumored that there is considerable ac-
tivity among the secessionists throughout the
country above here IL 10 supposed they are
leaving to join the different leaders. 1t Is re.
ported that many have gone from the opposite
side of the river. 10 join Harris In the southern
part Of Galloway county. !, ,.f y f,s Las asisig
Y The ferries above here have been destroyed
or taken possession Of BY Y, s. troops. The
Telegraph wires are atill down vest Of Boone
Vile and south Of Syracuse, and are cut al
most daily between these two points. - sasis
Col. Men Neib with q battalion OF the Sd Reg
ment of the Reserve Corps, arrived here from
Bt. Lonis byiupecial train at ouepsm!p JAKE
4 Col. McNeill's command crossed into Gallo.
way county this afternoon.
Col. Smiths Missouri zouavea and o battalion
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
Jefr. Davis,s Privateers.

New YoRK, July 15s- The Tribune translates
an account Of the operations Of the rebel priva-
teers from the: Cienfuegos correspondent Of
the Havana Dlaro, of the 9th inst, which says,
the privateer Sumter brought in port six prizes,
the cargoes consisting principally of sugar and
molasses. The acting Governor reported the
occurrence to the civil Government. ~ eI' ls l
It is reported the commander Of the Sumter
demanded, az the cargoes were Spanish, they
should be Immediately unloaded, and the yes
sells delivered 10 him to be destroyed, and the
cargoes kept until the Confederate Govern
ment declaredif they were legal prizes, It ap-
pears unquestionable that the civil Government
ordered the Sumter to leave the port immedi
ately, and he should retain 1.-THE prizes until the
dissemination Of her Mejesty's Government be
known. -e ss ~ a-r,. ,.rs .rs,se sis q, ss.i, q,
II is almost certain that the privateer cap.
tured the vessels above mentioned within wa
ters under the Jurisdiction Of Cuba, and within
three nautical miles Of the coast. l5 ira,, irl.I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16

oDD FGIIows' PIcNIc,- If lave, as they say,
are silent in time Of war, itis q blessing that
picnics are not dead Also, We rejoice to learn
that the Odd Fellows Association, Of which p.
F. JEsNIsds, Of this oity, ID president, and Z, G.
THRAIL, also Of this city, 10 Secretary, has made
arrangements for O. Second Annual Picnic -at
Brush Lake on Wednesday next, the l7th inst,
in which all good citizens are invited to par
ticipate. The tickets are; fifty cents each for
the round trip. Trains VIII leave Columbus
at 7:4SA.M. on Wednesday, and returning,
leave Brush Lake at M. 7sg'1 ERA MS "
This will afford q fine ride anda day for -ru-
raj sport and social enjoyment. f IA 4 x XXX
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COLUMBUS POST OFFICE
ARRIVAL AND DrrArruRr OF MAILS.
DHPARTUREs.

-r. DEPARTUREs. s.t
Mails for New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Newark, Granville Washington City, Baltimore Phila.
delphia and New Orleans, close daily Sundays except
through mali for New York and cleveland closes
daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
Q. Q. o. r.. r. Way Mall closes daily Sundays ex'
cepte0 at 2 O'Clock p. m. r.-J u. r-.fsF Ia !.
Cincinnati Way Mail closes daily Sundays excepts al
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthing.
ton Mails closes daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock
p. m. .,i .st-r4Ir f- % 80
natl IndSn%R0 l0aisv st. IOS and Detroit
closes daily !sundays exceptedJ at 10 o'clock a. m.
Urbana Pqua, Tin and Union City mail closes daily
Lancaster, Logan, Nelsonve, Circleville, Chcothe,
Portsmouth, Washington O. n, Athens, Marietta and
Hillsborouph mails close daily SUNDAYS exOepted at
East WAY Mail by National Road to GAINESVILLE CLOSES
daily Sundays excepted) at 10 o'clock " srp ~
aarrisburgh Mail closes daily (Sundays exeepts ct
MT. Vernon MAIL by way Of westerylls and sunbury,
closes daily Sundays exeepted) at O'Clock p. m.
Dublin Mail closes day(sundays excepted)at o'clock
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays excepted at
o'clock p. m. 'N- e- i'as t.i. iM ~"
70 scE gr.t ARRIVALS. .n ',ssei 1' -.- q.
Mails from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland Dayton, Toledo, xenia
Detroit Springfield, Cincinnati, Chllioothe, St. Louis
and all Southern ces arrive between the hours Of
o'clock p. m. and o'clock d. m.
Mails from indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
at $40 O. m. h--
Mails from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling
GAINESVILLE, Newark steubenville Mt. Vernon, and the
o. 9. R: R. Way Mail, arrive at 70 o'clock m.
Way Mail from Cincinnati arrives at O'Clock pm
Lancaster Mail arrives at o'clock p. m. at io.-'1.
East Way Mail over the National Road arrives at II
'clock O. m. i..b. gWg am fH
Mt. Vernon Way Mail arrives at 1900 q. m. t.
Mall from Dublin arrives at IL O'Clock m.
Urbana Way Mall arrives at . o'clock D. m. ."
Harrsburgh Mall arrives at II O'clock q. m. ,-''s
Lancaster Way Mall arrives at 12 o'clock m.
Office delivery open every day Except Sunday from
O'clock q. m. to 3 O'Clock p. m, Open on Sunday
from 7k TO o'clock in the morning, and from to
NJ JOHN GRAHAM. P. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16

New YoRK, July l4.--Advices from Pensa-
cola report the arrival of the Wyoming. She
would leave on the 5th for the Gulf of Callfor.
mia, to cruise for the protection Of American
commerce, under Lieut., Murray. 'ias' 2
Commodore Mitchell, Lleutenants Porter and
Hackett, and Sd Assistant Engineer Linning
had resigned. Most of them came on the North
Star; also Lieutenant Shyrock Of the Saranac:
The State OF Panama was concentrating
troops at Panama. The movement 10 generally
believed to be In favor Of the independence Of
the Isthmus.
Advi5vs hum Nicaraugua say that Garrett,
the murderer Of Jos. L. White, has been SEN
fenced to the ohain.gang. 'L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
OF Con. Patterson's Divis.
Especial to Commercial. !

NEW YoHK, July 15.-A private letter from
one Of the 18th N. Y. Regiment, dated Martins
burg, July 1lth, says the regiments were under
marching orders, and expected to leave that
evening, aa all the tents had been struck.
Thirty-six thousand men were In the vicinity,
and camped In sight of each other. il"y
The 18th have had the right Of the line given
to them.
A flag of truce came into camp on the 10th
Inst, with request from the rebels for an arm.
istice of ten days, to make up, their minds
whether to fight or retreat. Patterson replied
"No; not day"
The enemy have since, retreated Is miles to-
wards Richmond.