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MISCELLANEOUS
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
Ri. DOUGLAS a. co.,
l79 Superior Street.
ARTISTS MATERIALS -WINS0R B
HEWTON's and Goupil's Oil and Water ColoTs.
At h. b DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l7s Superior Street.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
At RIB. DOUGLAS OO.'S,
l79 Superior Street.
PHOTOGRAPH C0PPYS OF OELEBRA-
rad Paintings and Engravinss,
At B. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
ll9 Superior Street.
HOARTES De VIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and PaImsria MARBLES,
At B. B. DOUGLAS Oo.'P,
l7s Superior Street.
FINE ENGRAVIIGs OF DISTINGUISH
At B. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
apF29 i7o Superior Street.
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CHICAGO MARKET-May 8.

RLOUR-Market dull and neglected.
WHEAT-ln limited demand end lc lower
Sales at 796s0c fer No ]: Tln728 for No. e
for mixed in store
RECRTPFs-s,lpO bbls hOur; 1900 bush wheat.
sHTPIIRNTs-4,SuO bbIs -four; i24,oOO bushels
Whoat: 1l6 nm bnsh curn
FEIGHTS-Firm and steady ct 70 on corn to
ExCHANGE-Unohsnsed. Gold scarce, 29 '
cent premium.
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BUFFAT.O nTARKRT-Ma1


FT0UR-Markst dull and I21fo lower
WHEAT Market dull sud heavy. Seles II, 600
bush No. Ohicago spring $50,
COR N-Markat dull, Sales 1900 bush at SEA
395fc, closing heavy
0ATS-Market n Arm.
WHTaH HY-Narket steady
CANAL FRETGHTS-l5s on wheat, I7Jfc on
corn 70 New York: closing firm.
IMPOR RTG--i30 900 bbls & ur; 254 900 bus wheat;
81 nm hush rnrn.
EXPORTS 500 hbIs -four; lss,no0 bush wheat
900 bush corn; 1000 bush barley; coo bush rye
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miles nom Richmond. The peninsula e
this point is between eight and ten miles
wide, from the York 70 the James River, and
the town ia about midway between the rlv-
eFs, situated on 3 level plain. There have
been rumOrs from tine 10 time that the rebels
had line OF works here similar to that which
they had at Yorktown; but regarding this,
the public at least have had no very definite
IN 6ornatinn
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NY. STOCK mARKEF-BTay q

TBL REIsGEAPB.l
TONBY-Markst easier ct 4a5 p cent for call
loans; Af@5 3 csnt for discounts strictly prime
paper.
STERLING EXCHANGR-Market frmer.
Bankers bills are quoted at ll5NMu4
GOtsD-Amerioan gold has advanced to 3 9 csPt
b cent premium.
GOVERNMENT sTOUKR-Markst irmsr.-
United States IS 81 lOl&9l02; $40 Treasury Notes
sFOOK8-Barket dull and rather easier Gs-
lens Chicago u; Milwaukee Prairia du Chen %;
Panama l25; Illinois Central scrip 90; MichiRai
Central 59h; Harlem preferred 358; Hudson flS;
American Gold lo3; Pacific Mail ll71<; Neg York
Central S87s; Erie S'x Erie preferred 65f: OlPVa-
land 3 Toledo ssh; Galena Chicago bonds I025S;
Illinois war loan 954; North Carolina s. u; Mis-
souri, 6s 6z1S; Treasury s-l0s lOsH -
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MILWAUKIE RIAR ARKET.-RIaT s.

LbA EELHahArnsl
FLOUU-No demand
WHEAT-In good demand and lower. Sales at
SIC for No. ]; 7sc for No. 2.
REOFIPa-3,7OO bbis -four; 5000 bush wheat.
SuIPMBNr5-7,0O0 bbls hour; 5000 bushels
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DIR. I. w. AVER
Receives patients daily, ct the


EDDELL HOU S,E.
bis extraordinary success In the sDssdy and per-
mansnt Of these diseases, e. well 90 ohtr a.
dat Ssdrootv lead 70 consumption has elioltsd
the strongest testimonials from many Of the beat
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons sufsrinE from coughs, n lght sEeats bleed,
ing at the lungs general debility, pAI tia Deafness
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, languoF, despOndeBcy, heart complaint
dihcutY Of breathing, diseases peculiar to women,
&C., should apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy Is carried directly
to the diseased part, and 3 CUBE Is efsoted, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain
~ The Pstient begins 70 improve fiom the VsEy
day Of beginning to uBs the medicines. They are
highly acoeDtatle to patients who cannot take
''btrong medicines"
~ The Doctors ohsrges are slVays reasonable,
and especially lIsbt to those In limited ciroEm-
stances
Tbs strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best peOp'e in this section Of the country viii be
ahoWn upon application. Apl4-d&W
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0LEVELAND PRODUUE mARKEs.
MORNING LEADER OEFIOE.
FRTDAY MOnTTHa. NAV o. Tgf2

fhTDAH MohHHa, May ., Is62,
FLOUH-The market yesterday was unchanged
and QuIOt Sales Of25O bbis Indl,na white at Sl,75
0Sai 800 bblS double extra white at S5,aS; and 50
bbls double extra red at 500
WHEAT-harkst1 steady and unchanged. sals
Of car red on track at al,O0
OORN-Markst quist and steady. alss ofs cars
on track at $50
OATs-Birm. saleI Of oars from track at 2go
HIGHWINRs-hArkst steady. Sale Of 200
bbaAt2lo.
BUTTER-Dull at lI@lSo for common to choice
roll
EGGa a-pulI. with amalI .a s,At aasln.
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An Inoldol. q tho Battlo Of wluohe.tsr.

An Incident Of the Battle Of Winchester.
A correspondent writes US that when the
bsttle ragged the hottest, and the combAtants
were hidden from the spectators BY the woods
and smoke, Capt, MeKenzis rode up to Gen.
KimbAl with many fears and remarked /:
General, fear the dayis lost The enemy
greatly outnumbsr u.s. The General, with
out taking his glass from his eyes, replied ;
"LOst, lost Sir, did you ssy2 No, never,
while OOl. Tyler livesi be- Sir, is at the
head of theoOlumn." Hesitating a moment,
with his whole attention in the direction OF
the scene Of carnage, he again said; "This
is the happisat moment of my life. The
enemy is giving way before him. Tyler has
won the day."
Putting spurs to his horse he was soon at
Tyler's side, and grasping him With both
hands, congratulated him over the victory.
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A FBIEED II HEED. Thy n.
d. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINIlIENE 4 u-s
IaEsd non the rsoipe Of Dr. Stephen sWet. q Con
ieetclt, tho srsst bone lsttsr, and hgs beoa ussi
N his practice for the last twenty years with ths
noSt astonishing suooess- As aD external remedy
Il without rival, and WI allsyiats pain mors
Desdily tban sny other prsEaFation. For an Rhsa.
natio and Nervous Disor2sra it is truly lnfaIlibi5
md e. curative Tor sJres, wounds, spralns. Bruls.
-, g., iss soothing, healing and powerful srsrgih-
nmg Bropeu1sties, excite the Just wonder ald e.
onizhmant q ali Who hsvs ever given it z trial.
Over bur hEndnsd certificates Of rsmaEkAbls cursg
srrnad by tt within the last two years, attest e
htl mst, Strong B Armstrong, Agents for Clg7o-
and- desloaltao2Edka
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SELF-ADHESIVE TEETH.
CELF-ADHEsIVE TEETH,
WITHObT sPRIRGs Oh OLAsPs.
Drs- HALLIWRLL & DANIELS, Dontists,
..LIl.t.a IN la.a ...-ah IA. ..E r..L. -.

over Uhurchil's Drug Store.
Mssticating Teeth, With Flexible Ba8s, for eas8,
comfort and natural appearance combined, having
stood the Test Of nve years, 70 the satisfaction Of al
Uearera, (aa is evinced BY numftcul testimonials
which can Be at our of1ce,l &c entirely super
Bsdel the ordinary methods. All sharp edges ere
avoided, there is extraction Of roots any tain
full operation while the &c is of the most unerring
aocusacy. The success which system has aohieVs
cd has induced many imh ators. We therefore beg
TO state that the original can be found
ONLY AT DUB ESTABLISHMENT
BB-A single Tooth 81. Upper or Lower Sett SO
and upwards.
arc free which should b road By ali apFi0au
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BE-sold By Druggists eeuarallY.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents and Dealers fur
nithed &c roduced prices. Address AL orders to
... DR.. Q. ". GRAY Sole PrOpritor,
3L9 Pittsburgh htreet, Olevelsnd, Ohio.
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Oar telssraphiccolumns are full Of exciting
news this mornlng. The Official report from
Com. Farragul says that the foEts, iesls bat
tories and everything else in, above and
below New Orleans are IN our hands. Our
loss "a killed Eaa only 90.
From Fort Monroe we learn that Sewall'E
Point is beng evacuated by TIE rebels, and
our bOa's have gone to take possession. The
iron GAlsua has gone up James river, to cut
OF the rebel army from water communion
ton with Richmond. A rebel tug vOlunta-
rily surrendered to Gen. Mansfield.
The rebels are destroying their property
in earnest Over SiO,OOo,ooO worth Of
cotton and shipping was destroyed near New
Orleans. Another dispatch says II, 700 bales
Of cotton have been burned in that city.
Read the telegraph columns they are full
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MARRIED.

In this Oity. May 9th, 1852 hY Eldsr h. Cooley, Of
Psinesville, ALMON P. JURNER, Jr, and Miss
SARAH N. o 'HFIELU, both OF this city.
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M A r / N r ,
PoRT OF cIEVEL4ND.
ESTzRED-May 8

EETERED-May
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Portsmouth Bond, Dunkirk, mdse
SchF. White Squali Cayne, Buffalo.
Schr. Union, Barrow, Port Burwell.
oLEARED.
StmF. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, DunkiTk.
Prop Water Witch, Ontonagon, mdse.
Sehr White Squall Cayne, Chicago, coal.
Sehr John Weber, Butterheld, Marquette, coal
Schr. Wellington, Simpson, Chicago, coal
Scow VIM. Kelley, Lester, Saginaw.
VESSELS PAssNe-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 9Th:
UP-Propellers Galena, Bruce; brig Seminole;
schOoners Exchange, r. Mott, Lookout, G. D.
Norris, Sweepstakes, S. L. Noble, Mary Collins
DoWN-PrOpellers City Of Madison, Mohawk,
Pittsburgh, Michigan; bark Jessie Eoyt, City Of
Buffalo, Geraldine; brig n. n StandaFt; sehoon-
ers Sunbury, Gertrude, W. Case, A. Baensch,
Driver, Mediterranean. Cuyahoga, Autocrat,
Dreadnought, Twin Sister, Minnesota.
MISCELLANEOUS
The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
Vertissr Of the Tth.
ScHooNER ARCTIC while coming down the st.
Clair river on Monday evening, came in collision
with some unknown vessel, carrying away her
main chain plates on one side, though not disab-
ling her from proceeding on her voyage.
SCHOONER FANNY AND FLoY which lost her
feremast Oy collision on river st. Clair on Sun
day night, has arrived at this port and is now IN
dergOing repairs.
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WHITR Lad WORKS-

M Subscribers hsEs on hand suBsri0z azriclo q
Purs Whiss Lad, also ths cheaper srsdss, uh5oh
IhsT Oasr 70 the Ads at Ys17 low prizes for oa.h.
-EsA. 3. Issa. JOIN WEBsFEa o.
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PAPER MANUFACTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER OOMPA-
~ NT-mAnufAgtursTs Of NEWS, BOOK nns
WRAPPING PAPER. nTdsrg 6llsd promptly
EWsRAGa Whltaas 0fdoe $50 Superior %
stIl Q. ". IAIL0a. ALll
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DIED.

On Thursday, May sih, A. W. HOUSE, Of this
city, aged 90 years.
Funeral will take place ct the resdenos Of his son,
81 Bridge street. this Friday) morning ct 10 oelook.
Friends Of the family srs invited to attend
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SPkeIAL AgIfES,
IAP0arANI- 70 FBNALRs.

SEksIAl AgIiEES.
lMPoerANT-To FBN4LRs.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ths eonbinati9n o. ingrsdis,s ! N tb.-. r9r- -.
the result 9fa lons aad szissalvs practiee- ~
are mlid a their psruti0u, and certain q,
ing AZ inegrlaritissi Pa'nfal hanEturssis-. -
moving Ell stTuciionss EhsiheT ron - y, s,,..
wise, hsadaohs, pain in the siss pai ,li-fia y. II.
heart, whites. all nervous al cions, bv-t.-ses =
tishs' pain In the bask and limbs, ks di-ts,,-s
llssD, Ehish arise ron lnssrru,lion 81 hsturs. =
DR.. CHEEGEkAN,S Pills Sci
sal the oOmmsncsmsnf Of new era IN ths tr,.s.
s1t q t1oas irregularities and obsirusfion5 uh5b
nave eonligned 90 many 70 premature grave. He
i'als can enjoy sood heelth pnln11 abe 4 rseuI,r
ana Hsnstef en- obstFustion taksl Dscs the ssnsrli
hsalth begins 20 decline.
DR.. 0HEESElLAPS PLLLg
50 ths meet snoctual r5msdy ever knoaa i0r sIi
complaints peculiar 70 Femsles 10 aI elsssss tbsz
are invaluable, in sueins. win esrtainty, periodical
roguisrifY. Ihsy are kno9n 70 thousan6s. vtp
nave susld than e diGsFoSt periods fhroueh6hf fbs
county, haFiBg the sanetion Of some % ne most
eminent phi sieisus IN America.
fEplieft directions, stating when they should nos
b. used, with each Box. . be prics 8l,OO psr Boz,
eoni4ining from 81 toe0 Pills. sIulls5
Fhlssnt by nall p iomDtly, b. TenittHg 70 ~
froPsistof. cold b Drusgists gsnerzliy.
B.. HUT0HIEes, Prcprisfor,
- Cedar St. New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail n Cisgsland b
STRONG . ARM TgOEG. spril;.ovRal
BRANJRETh's VEGBFABLE PfLLs
Are lnfa ibis for coHiyenfas, Epasms, ous Of ap,s
TIE Sex headaehsr glcdinfas, sense Of boatng n.
Ter meals, dizziness, dr0s sinsss, and crsnpIns
palms. and all dlsordars Of tie stomach and boVsls
- Original Letter e. "a Canal STRESS, New
York.
y J. o. COOK, publisher Of ths STATE BIrnsr,
Hsnuipsto7' vs. says be vas attacked With DIS
r. slA, and suffered 90 severely from g. that noa
particle Of iood could be gaalogsd Rst6out ocaa-
aioning the most unconflFfsbis sspssfion IL bil
stomach. For I'VE years hs suffered ron thi1
dlcadfnl eonplsint, VII be rssd BRAEDaEFH's
FILLS. lie arss box did no. benefit him muoh.
bat ths second Product q change, and b. ths ti1,5
be had taken six boxes COMPILE 3 OuaE uas
elected. Re says; "AT eEspspsia was g5us, and nv
eEpsciaiion Of an early death vanistsd ''--------
Brand AETH'E PlLls are soli e the urinoIDsl
Ohlos, 29i Canal airssf, and Union squsss, Hsv
AoEks aL z-aE.If s
Obtain yolr Gr8t supply from ono Of fss-s 5et5t1
or from ono Of saS regular advertised agents or ne
Gsnuiae Brandreth's Pin; you wiz ghsn kuog how
todiscsrn bstEesa TIE rue end ialss lreisFlll
Sold b. s. 0srdneF, Zzs Superior street, CIsVss
lsnd, Ohio. and bY ell rssps.tabIe dealsrs IN edl-
Sllels
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AN INFALLIBLE
PAIN INFLAMMATION.

The Most Wonderful Article eyer offered to
the Public for Immediately Rradicating
the Severest PaiAs and Soreness
Of every description
HUMAN SYSTEM IS Afflicted WITH.
OoFYBIaHF 6EOUEED. Entered according to Act Of
Congress, 10 the year 1859, By ". Gray, IN the O.
9 District Court Clerks Omoss Northern District Of
Ohio.
Ladies and Gsnts here's what viii cure
All pains and aches With speed
It's always sac and always sure,
Its what you ell may need
hope you'Il all be wide sWake,
And buy Il while you msy,
II only few droes you tsks
1t drives all pain away.
Its always good for all the sick;
price, two Dimes and haiti
II makes all rain ny od 20 auiok,
Twill make yen almost laugh
It drives pain from the teeth and head.
When fssling all foraaksn.
And when you think you're almost dead,
You'll live If this is taksns
From Thousands Il has pain removed;
No one should be Withoutft IT,
Its encacy has been proved,
There's no mistske about It.
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WAITED.

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE, Al
w nns Hel0deon ior good Horse, i've 70 ssgan
years old. Address Box lOs3, ClsVeland. q. So
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williansburgh, the point at which the
late Yorktown rebels made q stand, and
were defeated on Monday, Is twelve miles
north of YorktoWn-With which it eoumu-
Gates By two main roads-and afty-OiRht
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BRAADREFh's FEGEFABLE PILLS
Are lhfa ibis for cosvenfas, SPANS, loss Of spps
tie SICK headache giedInsHs, sense Of hloatin =.
ter meals, diEElnssa, dr0a stnsss, sud crsnpInq
palms, and all disoIdors Of tie slomaeh and b0Ess
- Original Letter e. "a Canal STRESS, New
WorE
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- Cedar st., Nov York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail n Clsgsland b
STRONG q AIM TROBG. aurls,.ov 81
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The searching after relics has been unre-
mitted. To commence with the Oldest that
has come TO my knowledge, I have seen
swor Eg from near a rihe-pit that must
hat Hinged to British officer In the old
seies. It is gold mounted and shows the
English crown and other marks of it's anti
oufty and genuinenes5. Captain Holling-
wood, of the l4th New York Volunteers, had
the good luck TO forage the sleeping cot of
General Magruder. The tick part is made OF
rich tapestry carpet, and on It is written his
full name, One of the Sad Pennsylvania
boys has got hold of the dressing gown of
the rebel commander, also identified BY being
marked with the fall name Of its recent
owner. The Louisiana Tiger caps and bowie
knives were abundant ~ also cartridge box
es, bsyOnets, old pistols and old swords.
Uurrn rrruupnn
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Obtain y0ar arIt a5pply tOa ono Of fhsss dsp5tI
or from ono Of saS regular advertised ae5nfS r ne
Genuine BraHdreths Pilisi you VIII thsn tu0a how
todiscsrn bstEeea TIE rue snd i6lss lieisFlil
Sold oE IS. Gardner, zzs superior street, CIsFs-
lsnd' Ohio and b. ell relPe.t tsble deal5Ts IN med-
einas.
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FEplieit directions, stating when thsy should nos
b. used, with each Box. 9hs prioo 8l,OO psr Boz,
containing from ~ fos0 Pills. .Iialils5
Phlssnt By mall, piomDtly. b. TemittHg 70 ne
prnnrfstor eofH - n =. a.. r
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DB. QHEE8ENAPS PLLLg

50 ths meet saootual r5msdy ever knoaa i0r 81
complaints Psculiar 70 Females 10 Ell classes thsT
sEs inTauabs, nsueins, Win esrianty, periodical
FsguisrifY- Ihsy are knosn 70 thousands, vto
nave u1Cd than e di6srost periods. fhrouehohf he
county, having re sanetion Of sons q Ne moSt
sufns1f -pht ririsI1s iti hlnariet -. flla
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HUMAN SYSTEM Is AFFLICTED WITH

OoF7BIaHF sECUEED.-Entered according to Act Of
Congress, 10 the Year 1852, By ". Gray, IN the O.
9 District Court Clerks Omee Northern District Of
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

pUTTER.-OGsH PAID FOR FRESH
I'D Yellow Butter, salted with Dairy Salt
W, MBLHI YOH,
maVR2T n
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peacefully disposed persons who re-
main at their homes and pursue their
accustomed avocatioDD ebsll be sub.
ject to no improper bnrden Of war,
yet their own safety must Of necessi-
ty depend upon the strict preservs-
ton Of peace and order among them.
selves, and they are to understand
that nothing will deter him from en-.
forcing promptly and to the full ex.
tent every provision Of this order.
BY command OF
MAJ. GEN. PORE.
GEO. D. RueoLEs, Colonel
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Such reports we're circulsted, but
thev sosreJfrst toid By members ofths
s7fA, rao sosvs Dsmocrofsf They
we're made public BY returned SOL
diers. were discussed for time, died
down, and would have been forgot.
ten, had the Courier possessed the
good sense to allow etreet rumors,
which cannot be discussed without
injury to all named in connection, to
stay dead. No doubt Col Mungen
will be thankful TO II for raising
these forgotten rumors.
The extract shows to what des'
perstion the Courier is reduced
Knowing that loyal Democrats are
doserting the vallsndigham craft BY
scores - knowing that tho ill.con'
cealed toryism oftbe clique 10 Find
lay is disgusting those they have
formerly guided, they are endca vor
ing by exciting feelings Of bitterness
towerds a few Union men here o
the county seat, to hold them yet ,
while. II will not win. Its lies ar,
too traneparent too eesilv eee,
Through. C1l. Neibling and Col
Mnngen will say themselves tha
they received, from the beginning
the hearty CO operation of Republic
ans--and they will say, too. that ~
Republican used his influence to dt
ter men from entisting. We do nc
believe they will say as much for th
Democracy.
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The following is an extract Of a
dispatch received at the War Dc.
rsrtmrnt from General Saxton. da
ted Beaufort, South Caroline, July
10:
To Hon. E. M. Stanton, Wash
ington-Sir | have the honor to
report that everything pertaining t.
the special service for which | am
sent to this Department is in ia.
vorablc condition. The negroes are
working industriously. We had
some 8 900 acres OF com and cotton
under cultivation. IL looks welI.-
The ey't m OF voluntary labor works
admirably, and the people are con
tented and happy Whom the new
crop is harvested they will cease to
be u burden on the Government -
Bv adopting judicious system OF
reward tor labor Hlnost any amount
can he obtained. Its proceeds will
pay the expenee.
| am, with great respect, yours,
r SAxroN, Brig. Gen.
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WASHINGTON, July 22.--The Ma.
Wy Department to-day received the
following:
CAIRO. (via Chicago,) July 2I.-
The rebel gunboat Arkansas, armed
with twelve 6s FOUNDERS, came ont
oithe Yazoo river on Tuesday. She
encountered first tho Tyler, Oaron.
dolet, and ram Lancaster. After a
running fire OF ten miles the Caron.
dolet closed with tho rebel, and both
vessels grounded, fighting side by
side. The rebel, being outside. sue.
ceedel in getting off The Tyler
steamed ahead, maintaining a run.
ming fire until the fleet was reached.
Our transports being in range, pre-
vented an effective fire from our
gunboats.
Tho Arkansas succeeded in get.
ting to Vicksburg, under shelter of
batteries there, to appearances much
injured.
The total Union lose Is twonty.sev.
~ killed and wounded. Among
hose are the engineer and pilo. OF
he Tyler.
Commodore Farrsguts entire feet
below Vioksburg.
Slight damage was done to our
vessels.
(Signed,) Geo. d. Wise,
Capt. and Asst Quarterrp aster.
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Camp-Mee citing.

A Camp Meeting will be held eight miles
"A Southwest Of ffindlay, on the land OF An.
drew Fellers, TO commence August 18th, next;
and we hereby notify.the public G that no huok.
stering or the selling Of eatables, drinks. &C.,
will be allowed at said meeting or any nearer
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