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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
COLUMBUS POST oFFICE
ARRIVAL AND DrPArrvRr or n4lls.
pEPARruREa.

| DKPARruREe. --4 -
Mails for New York oitg, Bos,on, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, eteubenyille way, Cleveland, Zanesvile
Newark, Granville. Washington oty, Baltimore, Phila,
dephis and New Orleans, close daily Sundays except
through NAH for New York and Cleveland closes
daily SUNDAYS exceptsd) at o'clock p. m.
o. o. 4 Q. B. B. Way Mall closes daily Sundays ex-
''s osIs Sssss S IT. Sunday. srcspt.d
oisoianss way y Mail close. daily sund.y, .1o.ps.G a.
10 o'clock O. m.
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and wor!hlng
ton Mails closes daily Sundays erceptsd) ata o'clock
p. m.
Mali. for xeuls, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo, cinein-
closes daily (sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
A through mail 70 xenia, springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily Isundays sxcsptsdl =. 10 o'clock a. m ,.
(sundays sxceptsd) At 9 o'cl! Ok p: n
Lancaster, Logan NelsonyIle, circevle, ohilllcothe
Portsmopth, Washington o. h Athens, Marietta And
ill.eorouIh mails close daily (sundass sxcePtsd) at
East Way Mail BY National Road TO zanesvls closes
daily (sundays excepted at 10 O'Clock m. .l
Harrisburgh Mall closes daily (6undays exceptedl at2
O'Clock p. m. ie.l - gl
Mt Vernon Mail, by way Of westsyille and sunbury,
closes daily (aundsys sxceptsd) at o'clock p. m,
Dublin Mail CLOSES day(sundsys s1cepted)at o'clock
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays szcsptsa at
1 o'clock p. m. ilfl -t't ...fS ssli
Albany, Pittsb1rsh Cleveland Dayton, Toledo, xsnIa,
Detroit spngnsd, cincinnAt ohillioothe, 81. Louis,
and all Southern cities, arrive between the hours Of
Malls nom indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuqus arrive
Mails nom Warrington City, Baltimore. whs.ling,
zanesvie, Newark, ssubenvilie, Mt Vernon, and the
O. o. q. b. Way Mail, arrive at ~ O'Clock m, -et
Way Mail from Cincinnati arrives M o'clock p m.
Lancaster Mall arrives st O'Clock p. m.
East Way Mall over the National Road arrives OF II
M Vernon. way Mall arrives ss lioo q. N.
Mail from Dublin arrive, at 10 o'clock m.
Urbana Way Mall arrives st o'clock p. m.
Harrisbu Oh Mail arrives at II O'Clock .. m.
Lspoassr Way Mail arrives At 10 o'clock M.
once delivery open every day Except Sunday from
o'clock q. N. toe o'clock p. m. 0ren on Sundays
from 7k too o'clock In the morning, and from to
JOHN GRAHAM. P. NJ.
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THE MARKETS.
New York market.
lrH.sRAPHrD 'Oa run OHIO rrATr4xAn


NEW YoRK. June IL.
favor Of the buyer Sales 6400 barrels at 81 s6e4 e5
Tor supernne state; S55 10 for xra stAts o. 1894 30
for superb .sstern; 81 905 is for commou t medi
westerni IS 205 ~ for shipp pE brands extra
round hoop ohio. Canadian hour dull, with sales sos
barrels at ~ 9,0750. Rye -four steady at % 10.
WHEAT-Rec-ip8 2O2 ,Oe3 bushels. Market sound
and hrm, snd Ia lair requet for EXPORT wne and ot1er
kin dull and dro ping saes 50 600 bushels at 10
@i 70 for Milwaukee club 81 ID for Amber Iowa; IS
for white ~estern.
RYE-Quiet ~ 67R69o.
bA,LSY-Dull at 55dR65;.
C0RN--Receps I30 s0J Bushels. Marset in favor OF
buyer SALES 3o0 buSLsls at 3spi3c for new mixsa
weslsru.
oArs--Duns at sl9ssXo for western, Canadian and
state. ~ - .
P"hK-Dull. with sale, 100 barrels rs for mes,
$li@ll So tor prime.
BEEf-Duil
our MEnT5--Dull.
LARD--In ctve; sales 90 barrels ateH@sh.
bU iTEk--In iar ieq lest at 70 l3c for Uhio and 9@
l5c for sta ..
oHEEsg-- Cheese steady at Sale.
WHiSKY--0ull ut l0xo.
UOFFEE- Q liet but Arm. Sales 200 bags Rio at l2A
@l3H, aod $50 bags Luu,ra at l3k@H.
sua AR-Dull and heavy. sai.s lU0 hhds Cuba at
40. - =
moLAssEs--Inaotive and very heavy.
STOCKS-Dalt and without much change, though
since the bond market ruled heavy mvney continues 10
large supply and dull at per cent Illinois Central
scrip 6S New York Central M; ichigsn Oentrsi Az
9aiena q Chicago 57xi raciao Mail 62Xi do. 81 t3;
Harlem Sd bonds 75; do pretened 23ki michigan Cen.
Harlem 81 bonds IS; Trea ury 1873 02. Louisiaua 6's
a3i Missouri 37Ki North Carolina 5l Virginia 4ik;
United States IS e5k; do. "a; upons 10; do. 6s 81;
coupons e3ki do. registered S5h.
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June III.
An extra session Of the u. 8. District Court,
Judge Treat presiding, has been ordered for the
Goth inst. A special Grand Jury has been
summoned BY the U 8. Marshal. FrL t.t
The Santa Fe correspondent gives the follow.
ing names OF officers who have resignedi Capt.
Msury. Of Virginia; Capt. Lindsay, Of Miss. +;
Capt. Stephenson, Och Infantry. and Major sib
ley, Cd Dragons. lt is understood that Col.
9rayson and Major Reynolds will soon follow.
The report Of the resignation Of Col. Loripg
is untrue -r.-rr.r ..tt.k
The Messills (Arisons) Times of May 17th
says that large train belonging to W. J..
Grant, army contractor for the different garri.
sons Of that Territory, has bean seized by the
Texan forces at the Rio Hondo, near San An
tonic. and the train, animals and freight, con-
6sosted. The officer In command refused TO
give q receipts. and made no distinction between
Government and private property. Fortv
sagons were seized. containing about $50 900
Ms. freight for Arizona garrisons and =. 900 ibs
belonging TO private psrtea. s,si..fr a
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Further by the Arabia.

AmsmoAs sEcuRrrEs = Bsripg's circular re-
ports all kinds slightly declined under arrival.
For sale from Ameriean Dotted States sc Of
1867, 80; do 5'sof lS74r 10; Massachusetts, 5's,
81; Maryland 81, so; Ohio 6's of rs So; vir.
ginia Sc OF 1857 IS, Erie shares, t203<, do Cd
mortgage bonds, 75@7e -----
Breadstuffs dull Provisions quiet. Consols
closed SS..nrd,y evening at 81 7-S. trv1
The attention Of the British Government was
called in the House Of Commons TO the fact that
France va, largely augmenting her navy. espe.
eially In iron plated vessels. 4 tsR..s ii
In the House Of Lords, there was o discussion
on the Indiasupply of cotton. Earl Grey pledg.
ed the Government to do oil in its power to ad-
vance the growth Of the staple there.
At meeting Of the Great Ship Company
It was stated that the employment Of the ahiE
by the Federal Government would not be In &C
cordance with the Queens proclamation. %
" appears that the great powers win guar
sntee the integrity Of the PApal territory, XII
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From Missouri.

2-a-t ST. JosKPH, June1l.
Two companies of the second infantry United
States regulars arrived here last evening from
Fort Leavenworth. Also two companys Of the
first infantry started from Fort Kearney yester.
day for this place. The Battalion will number
$50 men, and be commanded by Mai. Sulley
They probably will be stationed here for the
present.
- LEAvENwoRTH, June IL.
A special election was held In the State to-
day for Member Of Congress. There was no
opposition to the reelection of M. A. Conway,
the Republican candidate. very light vote
was polled. 49, =,
A company Of infantry left Fort Leavehworth
yesterday for St. Joseph. Twenty companies
infantry and one Of Dragons also went to Ken.
sas City to-day, and will be followed by two
companies of cavalry. The object of these
movements is to to assist the loyal citizens Of
these places in forming Home Guards.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

THOUGHTS ToR RHPLEorroN.- We take "
the newspaper Of morning, and turning ouI
eyes to that portion Of II that records thedeaths,
weread one has died Of Erysipelas, another Of
Scrofula, and third from the effects-of q Can.
her, and these all In the prime Of life, We cam
no. but think that, In many Of these instances,
their names would not have appeared there be.
fore old age had called them to their rest, If
their friends had administered proper remedies.
Ia view of this subject permit US to suggest
that rKennedy's Medical Discovery" has be.
come Justly celebrated for the cures Of the above
diseases, and all of o similar nature. We,
therefore, cordially recommend 10 10 those whose
blood 10 now floating corrupt through their
7eins.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

THE NEw AMERICAN CYcLoPRpiA: Popular Dictionary
Of Geueral knowledge. Edited by GKotaE RrLKY and
OHARLRs A. DANA. Volume XII ,Mosambiqus--Parr.
New York: D. Appleton and Company. Ut. Louis,
Mo-; kile, Cleayeand and Company. 1901.
We have received from KrLE, CLrAvELANp d
Co, the Agents for the work In the West, q
copy Of tho twelfth volume Of Applsson's
American Cyclopedia. This volume, which con.
tains 1888 pages, closely printed in double COLI
umns, commence with the word an, gam
b!que," and ends with that of "Parr" Out of
seven or eight hundred topics treated of 10 this
volume, II would be work Of supererogation
to attempt to mention the most interesting.
where all are interesting aud importsnt, as CON.
veying valuable and reliable Information. a..
This Cyclopedia, When complete, will cor-
stitute of itself valuable library Of the most
authentic as we'll as the latest information on
all subjects 10 the wide field Of human knowl.
edge and research. One Of its chief recon-.
mendatious 10, that the writer's Of the several
articles In lie pages have availed themselves Of
the most recent discoveries in science and the
latest researches Of modern explorers In the
various fields Of learned labor, go that he who
oonsults the work, is sure of Huding,, not only
all that ancient Knowledge has revealed on
given topic, but all that modern Investigation
has broughtto light For general use and daily
reference, every man Of thought and reading
should be in possession Of the American Cyclic.
pedla. -i-s- --.rp .- 80 . -.- ---..-
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FoRTRHss MoNRoE, June 81

| rohrhEss moNhOkb June ~
Via BALTIMORE, June 10
Gen Butler having learned that the Rebel
were fortifying camp with strong batteries a
Great Bethel, nine miles from Hampton, on th,
yorktown road, deemed II necessary TO dislodg,
them.
Accordingly, movements were made, las
night from Fortress Monroe and Newport News
About midnight, Col Duryea's Z)uaves and
Col Townsends Albany Regiment crossed the
river at Hampton, by means of six large bat
teaux, manned by the Naval Brigade, and took
up the line Of march, the former some two miles
in advance Of the latter. At the same time
Col Benedixb Regiment, and detaehments Of
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Regulars, al
Newport, moved forward TO form q junction
with the Regulars from Fortress Monroe, at
Little Bethel, about half way between Hampton
and Great Bethel. -.
The Zouaves passed Little Bethel about 4 A.
M. Col. Benedx's Regiment arrived aud took
up position &C the intersection of the roads.
Not understanding the signal, the German
Regiment, in the darkness of the night. fred
upon Colonel Townsend's column. marching In
close order and led by Lieutenant Butler. Son
and Aid-de-Camp oil General Butler, with two
pieces of artillery. Other accounts say that
Colonel Townsend's Regiment fired first. Al
all events the fire OF the Albany Regiment was
harmless, while that OF the Germans was fatal,
killing one man anc .wounding seriously two
others, With several other slight casnaldes
The Albany Regiment, being back Of the
Germans, discovered, from the aocoutrements
lett in the held, ttat the supposed enemy was a
friend. They had in the meantime nine rounds
With small arms and Held piece The 'u-
aves' bearing the nfing' turned and also fred
upon the Aioiny 0oys.
AZ da,oreak, Coi Aliens and Col. Cars
Regiments moved rom the rear oil the Fortress
70 support tne man oooy;
Inc mistake ~ Lttie beInei naVing been as
certained, tne puilcings were burned, and q
maJor, win TWO prominent seeessionists, taken
Inc troops then advanced upon Great Bethel,
ou. our tnree small pieces OF srtillery were un-
eole 20 cope WIN 'ne neaVy ruled cannon OF the
enemy,
ane neoel pastery was completely maske1i
no men could De eeen-oniy the flashes Of the
guns. Lnere were no' less snan 1 .uoo men be-
ninu .ne oatterlesoi tne heoeis'
wen concerted movement might have SO
curea sue Posuon, out d ig' Ien' rearee, who
=, o,mmanoeu me eApediuon' appears TO have lost
us presence VI mino.
The Troy Regiment stood for an hour expos.
ed to CALLING fire, when an order to retreat
was at last given.
Lieut.. Gubbe, of the United States Army,
and in command of the artillery. was struck BY
q cannon ball and instantly killed. He had spik.
ed his guns and was gallaptly endeayoripe to
withdraw bis command Capt. Geo. w. vii.
son, Of the Troy Regiment, after the order to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
Dispatches from Washington.
lspecisl to Tribune.l

WAsHINdroN, June 10.
A letter received from aboard the Anacosta
says they were in hourly expectation of being
ordered to attack Pig Point battery, in copjunc
tion with the Harriet Lane and Cumberland
They also expected to pay visit to Sewell't
Point and Craney Island. A warm time was
anticipated.
An army officer, who had an interview with
General Scott yesterday, states he was positive.
ly informed BY him that no important attack
upon the positions OF the enemy would be made
until the Notifications around w ashiDgton should
be entirely finished ard the guns mounted.
II appears that Arlington Heights were on the
point Of being attacked on Monday night. One
Of Lieut.. Tomkins' company came in towards
midnight to the camp of the 69th Regiment, re-
porting the enemy coming in force, with caval-
ry. infantry and artillery, at distance Of only
two milss Our troops were formed In line OF
battlei bat, for some cause unknown, the Rebels
concluded, at the last moment, to defer their
project and withdraw.
Col. Van Aliens Regiment Of cavalry, 900
rank and Ale, has been accepted, to be ready
for active service by September lst.
An order recalling Minister Harvey goes out
In Wednesdays steamer.
Were not all our ships Of war absolutely re-
quired for the blockade, he would be brought
home In Q man Of war as o prisoner. Under
the circumst .nces, he will be allowed to choose
his own conveyance to America, His guilt 10
denied In some quarters, but this 10 needless
the evidence 10 overwhelming. rt
Al 3 o'clock this morning, large force
marched through Georgetown towards Point Of
Rocks The combined forces, in conjunction
with Pattereon's column, and perhapa MoClel
lama uill afPaofu liz aurrnnnd Harnarta Rasrv
Intelligence, deemed Trustworthy, shows that
the Rebels were retreating from Hsrper's Ferry.
It seems the Rebel, received early news of the
movements of troops from Washington.
IL 10 doubtful whether our columns can com
bine 10 season 10 make large capture.
The Rebels mean 10 make stand at, and
perhsp, an attack from, Manassas Junction,
which is, according to reports received by Gov.
eminent, strongly fortified. The cannon are in
q semi-orcle. In the center Of which is the rail.
road station. -E.el'
The Rebels talk about a.nking the Washing
ton lines and capturing Washington City direct
ly, without going around BY Baltimore; feeling
sure that that place would rise In a moment, Il
the Capital weI Q taken.
We have further confirmation of the dissat-
isfsction as Hsrper's Ferry Three companies
refused to serve under any h4g but the stars
and stripes. They are probably Keptuckians.
who hold the Maryland Heights. and who, i
previous statements can be believed, will turr
their guns againss the Rebels, Of whom they ar,
nominal allies. s sesy t5sl.'s
lroths Associated Press
This has been day Of snxious expectation
Il 10 reported that the evacuation Of Harper
Ferry by the Rebel forces has already begun
Il 10 known that the policy OF sueh step ha
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FRKDrRIc. lima IL

0 FREDERIC, June IL.
From gentle nan well converssot with To-
calites In and around Harper's Ferry, and
who left HARerstogn this moroing,' we learn
that 10 00O Unted States troops are betHeen
the tosns OF Greenosstle and Cnambersburg,
from whence they are marching.
The troops recently at Point Of RceLS aave
certainly been Withdrawn and are now with the
main body at Harpsr's F5,ry. Much disaffsc-
tion 10 reported 10 exist among the KeDtuckians
on the Maryland Heights. aud rumors are cur
rent here that In few days they intend display
log the stars and stripes, and probably deserting
In body.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

LooK TO YouR.ELs IN TIME How many. in
Consequence Of false delioaoy suffer from
sspptes,ed, painful or obavuctd msnstraation,
and think. because they are young that bye and
bye nature will work ftself clear from obstruc-
tiops, and ell come riehtin the end. little dream
Ing that the seeds Of death are already GERM
mating in the system because the vital cner-
gies are impaired, and the entire animal eoono
my deranged, debilitatedJ and yet. careless Of
themselves 40 they are, II remedy we're set
before them which would restore all the func-
tions Of the system, aud re-ipvlgorate the body,
they would take IL, and thus be In time to save
their lives. Parents, think OF this, and at once
give bottle Of Prof Woods Restorative Cor
dial and Blood Renovator Yolk Cou,fsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

srsl opinion among military men that thsss'was
gross mismaB genent. III 81 ywFFNTyF
The secessionists are looking up, efnbolden-
cd by therepuise of our troops. m -ry-r
A prominent Baltimorean. now In thts city,
states that several secession fags are again fy-
ing in Baltimore. that Gen. Banks is needed 10
keep the Rebels In check. i r,,r.. -,
The border warfare, between Maryland and
Virginia is becoming very bitter. - 80
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Cincinnati Market.

business in Produce amounts to nothing.
fLOUR-Continues entirely inactive, buyers being
unwilling to bid up to late quotations by lU920c. per
Dbl.
WHEATIs lower, 9oc. being now the best bid of the
buyers. . I
CoRN-Can be had easily at &c., and sheled Is Of.
fered at this figure.
oATs-Are quoted at 25c, but not sought at that
price.
BARLEY AND RYR--Are not mentioned, there be.
Ing no demand for either beyond occasional chance
bu5 er.
WHtsKY--Is still kept firm at lec.--Oin. com.
Jano IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

GRANVILLE FEMALE CoLLEaE.-The twenty
seventh Annual Examination of the classes in
this institution will commence on Thursday the
2OEh Inst, and close on the "wednesday follow
Ing, with an address by Rev. w. S. PLUnrR, D.
D., Of Allegheny, Pa. There will be concer.
BY the young ladies of the College on Tuesday
the 25.h inst. -, 49,. ~ - ,...
The Annual Catalogue of this College for
ls60-6l, just published, contains liss Of l3l
students, under the charge Of w. P. KERR,
Principal. Mrs. w. P. KHRR, Associate Princi-
pal, and other di,tiDgushed and able professors
and teachers. The location Of this institution
at Granville, Licking county, Ohio, is one Of
the most pleasant and desirable, perhaps, In the
West, that could have been selected for Fer
male Seminary. The ensuing fall session will
commence on Thursday, the 18th of September
next. -..-- - 4,
"The Government of the institution Is mild
and parental, yet decided and frm.n The OBJ
ject aimed at is to "give thorough and accom-.
plishcd education, physical, Intellectual, and
Christian."- e,s sls4.
To parents, guardians, and Others desiring for
young ladies for whose welfare they feel a deep
solicitude, complete intellectual education
and thorough moral training, the Granville
Female College, late the Granville Female
Academy, may besafely recommended as one
Of the best Institutions Of the kind ID ths couu,
tfy. = y1f1tg i..ei c--fss s.. e-9s asfsIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE June 10.-G Gen. Banks' headquar.
ter. are at Fort McHenry.
Gen Cadwallaisr takes an important com.
mand eouthward.
The populace Of Baltimore are irritated BY
the presence OF Northern troops, but the con.
ciliatory programme of Gen. Banks removes ap.
preheDsion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

oxfoap EsAAlEs colLEeE. . have receive
ed the Seventh Annual Catalogue and Circular
Of this institution, located at Oxford, Butler
county, Ohio. II is under r-the. charge Of Rev.
RoDrRT D.. Monks, President, assisted BY a
large corps Of competent teachers, both male
and female. Oxford ia Ohio is becoming what
Oxford Is 10 England-the seat Of learning and
mental cultivation. The course Of study in
the Female College is "intended to embrace
everything essential to the. proper development
Of the intellectual and moral powetsi and to
give to ssomsn the education that her wants,
her position and her duties demand"
The collegiate year commences on the first
day Of September. Persops wishing informs-
tion can address the President Of the College.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

AN INDIAN LrcruRE FOR THE UNioN.-J. @.
KELLY, of the Six Nations, New York, will
deliver lecture on the steps Of the State
Houses rest front,) this evening, in favor Of
the Union. The lecture will commence at q
quarter before seven O'Clock, and the speaker
will appear In Indian costume a.sssgssuzgs .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
From nndianapoIis.
. InpIANAPoLis, June IL. .

The 18th Iodians Regiment, Col. ]. M. Wall
lace, lett this evening for Evansville.
A large meeting was held to night at Metro.
politan Hall In honor Of the memory Of Sena.
cor Douglas. Revolutions appropriate to the
uemory of tho great statesman were passed,
and speeches made by Hon r. A. Hendricks,
Judge Hnotingson, Hon. h. O. Hsncomb, and
r, ]. Ryan, E.q.
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ArrlE: sss.. z & iss Ell ass1asi:sFs s.1sa

SNEF@ - 4
45 AZ sr Jonas, NlF., June 10.
The Adriatic, from Galway 9Th, arrived her,
this evening &8 2f ~ n
Breadstuffs dull and provisions quiet. Con-
soils clossd on Monday AZ s53S@s5k B
The B:itish Goyernmsnt had decided not Ia
allow the entrance Of privateers at any Of her
ports
Lord John Russell announced in Parliament
that the Government had determined to pro-
hibit privateers and armed vessels from bring.
ing prizes into British ports. Thst France in.
tended to abide by the law prohibiting priva-
teers from remaining In port more than "a
hours. He said that Eugland and France had
sent proposition to Washington based on the
of Congress. tl y
Prince Napoleon will soon visit the American
Republic Writers have received warning to
moderate Il cir tone gainst the Catholic CI ergy.
LlvEhPooL.-Cotton quiet and steady. Bread
'tnffs generally duh; bus ers demand reduction
Wheat and cors Is quiet. Provisions generally
!teady. Lsrd dull. Sugar and cCffse quiet.
Jonsols 9O3S@9O1f.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
From Hagerstown.

HAoERsTowN, June l0.-The Rebels crossed
to Mercersville, and attempted to capture some
canal boats and lot Of -four, but they were
driven back by the Home Guard. The Rebels
have obstructed the canal In several places, and
destroyed the locks, and took ell the skiffs and
scows between shepardstown and Harper's Fer.
rv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

The LITTLE GIArr Not Douglas, nor Breck.
inridge, nor even "0ld Abe" but JAMES PILE 8
Dietetic Ssleratus, that in its own department
possesses more strength aud purity than all Of
them All other kinds are pigmies to II. De-
pot, 34b Washington Street, New York. Sold
BY grocers everywhere. -v
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Philadelphia Market.

Philadelphia Market.
lTrLEeRAPHED FOR TIE OHIO srATEsMAN.J
PHuADKLPHrA. June IL.
fL0UR-Dull and unsettled. Superane, S4.37k;
Extra, $3.50; Fancy, 90 75B7.50.
WheATsrppli sales 1000 bush, red 81 .399l.2s;
ooRN--soathern yellow, 81; Western mixed, 4s@
prov vIsIoNs-Dun.
LARD-9kc. -
WHIsKY-Dull at 1GKDl7c. - - T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

rG" BosToN. June IL.
The city government has postponed the annu-
al sixth Of July dinner, and appropriated the
funds to equip the soldiers.