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The New York herald., 1862-07-14
A UCTION SALE-BYR r. W. wEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER
IA Pere nptory sale OF handsome Parlor.
Dining Room Chamber and Library Furniture,
Magnllssut Piannforte Earnsta.

A UCTIoN NOTICE CE.-GRocKERy, GLASS AND FANCY
IA Waro-WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer-Tuesdav,
Jaly Is at 10 O'Clock at 2si Pearl street-By EMBURY,
JrLage catalogue sale of White Granite. Edged Dpt
and @. q. Ware, In lots for city and country dealers.
Free sales for cash, in lots to suit and we'll packed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
PrIxes Uaptured.

BALTIMORE, April l4.--The United States
steamer Hurcules, Thomas 8. DUNCAN Lieut..
Commanding, reached this port this morning,
having with her the schooner Pride, previously
noticed as being captured, and the sloops Wren
and Velma, both Of Great Wicomico, western
shore Of Virginia, also prizes
On board the Velma were five passengers
from Richmond, one of them o captain In the
rebel army. On searching the vessel there was
found large mail, containing about two hun
dred letters, number Of which were addressed
to persons in Baltimore and large number to
persons In various parts of the State Of Mary
land. On searching the crew there was also
found two thousand dollars in Old Virginia
noises.
The Velma had some time previously been
cleared from this port for Palmaco Sound, with
a cargo consisting Of provisions of varioue
kinds. This cargo instead of being discharged
in Maryland port, was taken over to Great
Wicomico River, and there discharged within
the boundaries Of Virginia. The sloop In bal
last was coming back to get q new cargo.
The rebel captain, previous to being captured
burnt bic commission, remnants OF which being
found among the ashes, he acknowledged the
fact, and also that he had been engaged IN the
battle at Manassas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
From ForIrass Monroe.

FoaTREss MoNRoE, April l3.--The Merrimat
remained in the same position ali csy yes erday J,
until evening, when, together with the rest Of
the rebel feet, che returned to Norfolk. one
Is generally supposed TO have been aground.
None of the rebel feet have shown themselves
to-day. -
Several captains of veSsels in port testify In
relation to the three vessels captured BY the
rebel steamer Jamestown, that they were order
ed to move either outslde of Fortress Monroe
or inside Of Hampton Bar. As the position OF
the vessels in question was inside the bar, the
blame, II any, on account OF their capture
should rest upon the Harbor.master rather than
on the captured vessels. !,
Mr.. TWIgg, correspondent Of the New York
World, was arrested here this morning. on q
charge of having prepared matter for publica'
tlon of O contraband character. -tss.r 3
A Norfolk paper has been received here' con-
tanning dipatoh from Beauregard In relation
to the second days fighting at Pittsburg Land
ing. He claims q complete victory. He says
that after capturing thirty. ak Of our guns aud
eight thousand prisoners, his forces fell back
upon his works at Corinth, which they are fully
able TO hold. .'r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15

mouth. "A cannon fight began about noon, Col
onel Slough engaging their front with seven
companies. Major ChiviDgton, with four COM
paniee, attacked their rear. This latter force
succeeded In driving the rebel guards away from
their supply tIaln, which was captured and
burned. They also captured one cannon and
spiked 1t.
The fight continued desperately until four
O'Clock, when IL ceased by mutual consent.
Colonel Slough withdrew his forces to creek
four miles distant The Federal loss was three
officers and twenty prlvates killed, and forty to
hfty wounded. Rebel loss not known.
Communication between Colonels Slough and
Candy is constantly kept up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
skirmIshing at yorktown.

YoRKTowN, April l3. .---On Friday about three
hundred of the Twelfth New York Volunteers,
on picket duty, we're attacked by rebel regi-
nent; but after yolley from the Twelfth, the
rebels retreated, leaving several killed and
wounded. s.
Late in the day the rebels advanced in con-
siderable numbers from another point, driving
in our entire piekets and burning dwelling
that had been used by our troops. During both
skirmishes we had three men slightly wounded.
The Fifty-seventh and Sixty-tbird Pennsylva-
MIA Regiments had skirmish with the enemy
on Friday, in which they had two killed and
four wounded, .p.
A balloon was aent up from the rebel lines this
morning for the frat time.
The weather and roads are improving.
No artillery firing on either side yesterday.
The army is engaged in preparations fer an ad-
vance. ., sss,y a.. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15

PnLADELPHIA, April IA "A dispatch was re-
ceived here this morning from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, directing the Collector Of the
port TO clear no vessel with anthracite coalsfor
foreign ports or home ports south Of Delaware
Bay, until otherwise ordered. This dispatch
being misconstrued on the fret report, It Great
cd quite an excitement in the stock board, IL
being supposed to apply to all vessels, and OK.
citing fears that the MerFimac had got OUT
From certain facts that have transpired, the or
der Ia supposed to be a precautionary ineaeure
on the part of the Government to prevent the
rebels from receiving supplies OF coal via Ha.
vana, shipped from Northern ports in barrels,
etc. y, ,--l s,s = .l.r NJ ssi,.,,e ~ y. =,
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good?

Lne pest evidence that they Is that their u..t
nas ana pest patrons are those who have used then
longest. DR. WILLIAM r. HURp IL an eminent nena.t
o Sroosyn, Treasurer Of the New YORK State Dentst
h,OOn' ~ and these preparations have been used In
s pNate practice for years, and no leading oltirs a.
StG'okyn 'S Or Wamsburgh questions their ercoiIenoe
W. h t enlnent Oenusu OF New York recommend mem
as tne best known to the profession Without IA "a ~
advertising dealers have sold them by the gross.
me S Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sayG-"ws
Me nappy to know that our friend, DR, HURn "a sne
cesoing beyond all expectation with his MOtJTH All;
ana TOVTh POWDER. The grel secret Of his success
Ies's with the fact THAT ARTrcLks Ara pRnnfsrlJ
WhAT THET ARE REPREsKHTED BE, As Wa cav TrSrryI
FROM TH1R LONG usE.r - - A-@S'
Tne welEknown P. 7. Barnum wrItes--"I found vour
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matter for himself. 80 w. -
IL Beware Of the ordinary Tooth PoWdsrs, DR,
Tooth Powder contains no acid nor AIhaI, nor
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now York Market.
lnnoRrrD ron 4nn ono ST. rlTunAu !

Il lRKRoRTKu ron rHK oBiO ar TraMAu
Il N-'iTI =
J. ~ s.I4 r.,EE Hd NEW YoRK. April II.
| RInuR-srha un,avoyabte acoounta bv the Aa,s n.
Imnayted verv heavy feeling 10 ihe MARKET and v
oniv very limited demand for exuort snd homo con
snmnton nyices bavs deeIned 5c sales OF 100 bbS
"a 10lb1 q Soy snneyana aate R5 O05 10 for extr
sate The cIosng saIes re- rsnorted A. rs IS for cholee
"a 0n4 a, for snneysne weasrn: "a OO5 o5 for conn
mon 10 medium extra wester: Al 5Op5 so for sbippin
brsndS aTtra ropnd hoon hIo. az 60Gas 75 for frad
brands do The msrret cIoanoheavv wi m M bnvers
sntsIda ouo,atiors' 'Oe'~'' "'' ~ ''N~'''Si" :"
GANAhiXN TI,irrp. aI,ob,v dacI;nin, Nth !. t,,,,
ed demand. a. lac ~ onn ha s,ais a. AZ 015 Il To-
10 choice. ~ WV - va '''D'iOA
RYE FI.nuR 1p,at and s,sod1 with anal, so,as .,
at m oSCD1 OK '' ~ ' VI
DORM ME AL-Rather fairer reouest with ssIss NJ Aoo
barrels Jersey AZ s0 a0o s5 for Jersev and "a IN ~
Brand, wIne
WHISKY-Market heavily unsettled and lower. sa,as
western, Wv 'O'
WHEAT-The market Ia dull and tendin0 dowrrox,
sales of 800 busheIa winter red Western AZ oI a. I
1910 bush white do at nj 4OaI %, - N-N
RYE--The market IL heavy with saes of 70O bpshat
BxRLEY- NTH ..,a, ., 7oo hr,h.,, ,..,. :. On
0Deec ard 400 do Canada East Al o0o. - "
BARLEY MALT--We notice aIes of 5000 bushels AT
81 90, which 10 materially above he market ~
CORN-Market heavy and fuiIv Ic iower. s.isu NJ IN
900 bush at 500 for mixed western In soye ec for
cred, and 59kR6Kc for Jersey yellow.
OATg-DniI AZ 9eSnao a., issso, c.,.d. .-..,..
and state. " = '''' ~ ''''''' ''HA'A' "s''sin
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Ernm Rnrxtnwn.

YORKTOWN, April I3.--McClellan has writ.
ten letter compllmenting the Sixth Maine and
Berdan's Sharp.Shootere--now doing picket
duty in front of the enemy's works. Spalding,
of the Fourth Michigan, was severely wounded
on Thursday by a shot in the shoulder.
Deserters from the rebel camp yesterday, re-
port constant reinforcements to the rebels from
the direction of Richmond and the Rappahsn-
mock.
(SIgnedl J. y WOOD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
Successful ExpeditlOn--q. 1000 Pris one
efH Oapgured. sr-.f-. D Id.

WARRINGTON, April l4.-The following dis
patch has been received by the Secretary Of
War, dated Nashville, Tenn, April ID:
On Saturday morning two expeditions were
started for Huntsville on the cars, one under
Col. Sill, Of the Thirty-third Ohio, going east
to Stevens's, the junction of the Chattanooga
with the Memphis & Charleston railroad,
where they seized two thousand Of the enemy,
retreatiDg without firing q shot. Col, Sill cap
tured five locomotives and large amount Of
rolling stock.
Another expedition, under COL Turcbin, of
the Nineteenth Illinois, went west and arrived
OF Decatur In time to save the railroad bridge,
which was In flames.
Gen. Mitchell now holds one hundred miles
of the Memphis L Chattanooga railroad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
capture Of Huntsvil,e, Alabama

UMptWfc OF ENWWtbVAHt09 IA"
WAsHIraroN, April l2.-The following dis
patch was received by the Secretary Of War:
HEADQUARTERS, THIRD DlvnIoN,l
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, April llth, 1862. }
After a forced march, with Incredible difficult
ty, leaving Fayetteville yesterday, my advance
guard entered Huntsville this afternoon.
The city was completely taken by surprise, no
one considering the march practicable. We
captured two hundred prisoners, fifteen locomo-
tives, a large number OF cars, telegraph appa-
rstuS and officer, aud two southern mails.
We have at lsut succeeded In cutting the
great artery of railroad communication between
the Southern States.
(Signed) o. M. MITCHELL,
Brig. General
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect9

DR.. huRD's MOUTH Wash and TOOTH POWDER
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sree' n pTsan and peerly teeth. Try them, ladies.
pR. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Tsoth Powder will
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10 the morning will make the breakfast taste sWeeter and
inc inc uy begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
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Dr.. HURp's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are The
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DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH pownRR
give an additional cham to courtship, and MAKE hus
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Neuralgia Plasters.

r,HlRR;; ~; hpRDs NEURALGIA N0N-ADHRsIvE PLAs.
TIERS are the most pleasant and anoce,sfni remeds,
ever prescribed for this painful disease. The patient
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Tree from ran and no blister or other unpsans
Ut injurious consequences enaue. For EARAcHK and
NLRvous HEADACHE apply according to directions and
reet viii surely follow. Nothing can be obtAinad coua
70 70 Or. Aurd's Compress for Neuralgis. Try hem.-
Lney are entTely novel, curious and original prepar
alton, and wonderfully successfui. They are OF tWo
Sizes one small, for the face price is oents ana ths
9,ner large, for application the body, price 81 can
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15

BALTIMORE, April l4--In reference to Beau
regards dispatches alluded 10 in the Old Point
letter, inquiries have been made of the War
Department. and we are authorized to say that
the reports from Pttsburg Landing already
given TO the public contradict the report in the
Norfolk paper. All reports received at the
War Department confirm the statements that
the enemy were routed and pressed as far as
the previous orders of Gen. Grant would per-
NIT, and the enemy are now shut up In COrinth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
which are liable to lmpart a tain. to the mouth

which are liable to lmpart taint to the mouth.
DR.. HURD's T0OTHAoHE DROPS cure ToO,aaObs
arising exposed nerves. and are the best friends thai
parents can have In the house save their children from
ana from loss sleep and sympathetic
TANNERS and MECHANICAL you cannot we'll afford to
neglect your teeth, For tripg sum vou can no, ,st
pIsservaeyes than which Rothschid or Astor can 9ey
nothing better Remember that DYsPEPsIA and ooN
oomMfLIoN oF TIE LUNGS often originate in Neglect
hitcns observations on this subject Ii too late 10
teeth '~N-' s@tS SV1H SHhurebb D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
From New Mexico.

DENVER ClTY, April 7, via JuLEsBUReH, April
9th Information from New Mexico atatea that
on the 26th, Colonel Slough, with thirteen hun
dred men, reached Apache Pass. His advance,
consisting of three companies Of cavalry, had
an engagement some distance beyond this with
two hundred and ftty rebel cavalry, taking Rfty-
seven prisoners. The Federal loss was four
killed and eleven wounded.
. Al Pigeon's Ranehs, fifteen miles from Santa
re. on the n0sh, Colonel Slough met q force Of
eleven hundred Texans, strongly posted at the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
FrOna Tissouri.

ST. LOUIS, April Is "A correspondent of the
Missouri Democrat, writing from Rockhouse
Creek, NO., April 6, says: The advance guard
of our army, under Ousterhaus, enoemped at
this point last evening, having marched 20 miles
from their old camp et Cross Timbers.
The people In this vicinity are mostly Union,
there being but three secessionists on this road,
from Cassville to Flat Creek. stopped with
good Union man last night, and found several
OF his neighbors present, all anxious to be 10
formed whether our army was going 70 leave
them TO the tender mercies Of the secessionists.
They said no money could hire them to en-
dure the constant annoyance submitted to last
summer. They we're obliged TO leave their
families and crops suffering, and shelter them
selves for days and weeks in the bushes to get
out of reach of the rebels. Bands Of outlaws
frequently came down from Cassville, and
would rob Union men of everything in their
houses--blankets, bread, bacon, etc., and If
they caught the owner, he would be taken to
Cassville under strong guard. ..-.t
In consequence of the uncertainty OF the tu-
sure and the unquiet state Of the country, but
q few are making any preparations to put In
crops. Farms are laid waste and fences burned
up along the main road, and Union men are dis
couSaged
The secessionisss have mostly gone South
with their negroes. Some Union people have
not only abandoned the order Of making crops,
but are getting their wagons out, intending to
forsske all, and emigrate to q place OF safety
The wounded are doing we'll at Cassvllle. -
The court house and ell the prominent stores
are being used as hospitals, 1t being Q fortunate
circumstance for them that owners of the prin'
cipal buildings had stampeded from the town
On the 30th ult., an expedition, consisting Of
cavalry and two mountain howitEers, were
reconnoitering the country about Huntsville.--
At thelatter place IL was found that force o.
rebel cavalry, whom We intended to bag, hat
made good their retreat,
TIE flag planted by Gen. Curtis, at Keits
Vile; was Tuthlessly torn down, but was recent
ly brought in, and when last seen was floating
nunn tho Prnunnt Marahal,a nffina at .CaaaVilln
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15

New YoRK, April "A correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Enquirer, after being cap,
tured by the rebels at Pltteburg Landing and
afterwards escaped, las arrived at Cairo. He
states our loss foir thousand killed, and twelve
thousand wounded. The battle lasted thirteen
hours and half on Sunday, and eight hours on
Monday. We captured all but two or three Of
their cannon, including the famous Washington
artillery Of New Orleans,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
yho Mcrrimao Aground.

BALTIMORE, April l3--An Old Point letter
bfiDgs no later news, excepting that It Is thought
the Merlimsc was aground near Sewall's Point.
This Is only surmise, y...gs s-,, 81
The other rebel vessels are moving about At
FIVE P. M. the Merrimac's position was unohang-
ed, and from tide being low and tugs about her,
IL looks pretty certain she ID aground, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
New York stock Market.

l1-IA''"AI"HD TUH THh ULIIU bIAIkBhAN'
Nrw YORK, April II.
The stock market is dull and heavy. Chicago and
Rock Island 52X; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen rs
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, LIST preferred 80X;
cleveland & Toledo 45K; Michigan Southern gtd 46:
Galena and Chicago 6s; Illinois Central scrip 81;
Michigan Central 54&; Erie preferred 6lH; Erie
2Sx New York Central bonds 49, American soId lOlK u
pons %; treasury 1910 99X; United Sts,es Elves o,
"a coupons. 81; Panama l2l; Pacific Mail 99H; In ,Is
coupon 9O Michigan sixes OF 1873 SO; Tennessee
SKIES 55A; Missouri SKIES 49X Harlem preferred 81;
Harlem I'd bonds 80 Hudson 36k; Virginia sixes 90;
Canton co. IA; Toledo and Wabash I'd bonds 7X Oleye
land. Columbus q Cincinnati us Cleve and and
PitsbuTg l7Ai Illinois war loan s9X Chicago Burnq.
ton and Quincy 81; North oarona 66; Pennsylvania So
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
Savannah As.nul.ed.

NEW YoRK, April l3.-A special dispatch to
the Mercury says there are not 5000 rebels be-
tween GoTdonsville and Richmond ~5 s.
The Rappahanhock river ID very high.
Port Royal advices OF the 7lh states that an
assault will be made on Savannah tomorrow.
Our pickets were within eight miles. Other
important movements are about tfanspiring
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
gbt 0bio 6tatesnra'r
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL is. 1862.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
YOrktoyvn beIng ReInfOrcod.

WASHINGTON, April 18.--The last dispatch
from Gen. Wool, at $3.50 P. M. to Secretary
Stanton, says: The Merrimao has not made her
appearance to. day. think her object is to pre-
vent interference with reinfcrcements from
Norfolk to Yorktown.
A dispatch from General Mcdowell says he
learns from contrabands that the enemy had
left fredericksburg for Richmond and York
toWn
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sheriF's Sale,

''PN :; "1't' Common Pleas d1
James O. Mcooy.) -
DY vIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDK,
ID to me directed, from the court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio Twill offer for sale OF the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Columbus on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock o. m. and o'clock m
the following described property, situate the county
Of franklin, and State Of Ohio, to Wit The interest
and estate Of James O. Mccoy in In lot No. 49, In the
cty Of Columbus In said county, his estate being the
ainder IN fee after tho TERMINATION Of the life estate Of
Isabella Mccoy widow Of Robert W. Mccoy deceased,
and the estate Of said James o. Mccoy In said estate be-
Mccoy In his last will and Testament which OF record
In Franklin county, Ohio, Probate Court.
Appraiied at g. 900. E.&MIr
fe ,Tg7l8Vdg @. W, HUFFMAN, sherig.
Printers fees also.s bsbi,-aS a % q 17e siie
Tnafl0dlt6ENtd.3JLh Lha ,k \ afsalar8 gHtgi qtai
'a .al "A a1I.li .EgM Elllll 81
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune IN carrying
these articles around to families. The DENTAL TRRAf
uRr Is the nsaest article thAte woman can carry
around. Send for one and or better dozens which
We will SELL sanples for a. Agents svpplied lber
ally with Oirculars. U Now is the time to 70 into
the busiDess, to do good, and make proat. We arc
Ipending Thousands for the benefit Of agents., New
England men and women here Il something nice ana
chance to take the tide a its food y ~
Address 80 rN I-aeN f
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Money Mark ct,
TELEsRAPHED FOR TEE OHIO sTATKzMAE.

1ELEsRAPHED FOR TEE OHIO sTATKsMN.
NRw YORK, April IA.
The money market still rules easy at GOT per cent
on call, with the bulk Of transactions at COCK per
cent. ~ -
Prime paper scarce and wanted at 697 per cent
sterling Exchange quiet at lllx@ll2K for Mer
chants and l12K91l2Z for Bankers Bills.
American Gold active at lZ92 per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars quiet at 2H@9K per cent. pre-.
MUM.
United States Skies of 1881 at s3X993S; 3IO
Treasury Notes at 100.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
What are the People Doing2

The American people Intelligent enough to appre
cate preparations that contrbute so much 70 the happ
ness OF those using them and they want them Ever
mail ongs u1 letters, some ordering the TRRA1IsR on
TEETH some the NEuRAIan PLAsrER s,and not few On.
closing 81 cents for the MouTu WAsu 10 be sent hy nall
but 70 these We are compelled to reply that Il d imPos
BILE TO send half pint bottle By mail The people want
these Remedies. WAo sOis sspPiV sssnf
Nov 4. tha
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The Pittsburg PrIsonors.

CAIRO, April l3.-The steamer Woodiord
from Pittsblrg arrived to-day with two or
three hundred prisoners from that place; ahe
also brought down the body Of General Wal
lace. The report that General Prentiss escsp
ed Ia tlntrue
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
Reaureenrd Dead again

WooDsTooK, Va, April l3.--To Hon. E. NJ
STANTON learn from Jackson's camp, this
morning, that Beauregsrd is dead. The report
comes direct from rebel sources. Nothing ne"
to report regarding the enemy.
fSiened) N. P. BANKS,
Major General.
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Removed froIn hls old OFEice.

DR.. A. B, WILLIAMS, VI. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to tie treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at his office on Broadway, The Exchange
Bank
jan1odh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15

The aerrImac Still at sewall's Point.
WAsHmoToN, April IA dispatch to the
Secretary of War from Gen. Wool, dated Fort
Monroe, April l9th, says the MerIimsc has
been stationed near Segsll's Point all day, but
In nlain sight
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-15
wN. B. HUR3 q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ 19L ILopTI DT; HVaDs MOUTH WASH TOOTH POWDER
ana ana rooTHAonE DROPS cannot be sent BY mail hpi
can PROBABLY Be obtained at your Drug or Periodio
TpTs orIny ~ ney cannot send to us for The DRNTlI
TREASURY, Price, ONE DOLLAR, which contains tS.1o
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CMIRTINea FLAnNELs, PEAIN g
- Fancy. 'n bsyl otsl-c. 81. -