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BRAnDRETH's PILLs.-The occasional use Of
tbs safe medicine insures health and prevents
those sudden attacks Of sickness to which all are
more or less subject, such as dysentery, diarrh9,
headaches, dizziness, bilious affections, &C., &c.
Sold at No. 294 Canal street, N. Y, and at the
Branch Onice, corner 9th and E street, Wash
ington, ID. q. p. 8. Suffers supplied by the do
rem. NH - lW
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COX REWARD:-Stolen, on Sunday night,
ID 30 about IL O'Clock, BAY MARE,
With saddle and bride. star in forehead, In
and one white fore foot. IL the horse % g. ga
turned to the owner, at DIR. Burr's, on street,
between 9Th and 10th, the above reward will be
given NH A-lvr
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DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodisi, IL a wonderful
operator. His method oftreating corns, bunions,
bad nails, ETC., Is perfection itself Suffer no lon.
ger from those terrible evils but submit their treat
ment 70 the science and skill Of DIR. White, at 42
Pennsylvania avenue, between Il and 9th SITS. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS FROM THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON TO DR.. TUaBLETY,
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR.
Female Complaint Cured.
Mrs. c. w. Brakeman, Lang's Hotel, Georgetown.
Care of NeyvOES Debility.
Frederick Rohleder, F street, corner I'd, Island
StrofKla Cured.
J. haloney, corner 4th and streets.
Ealargsmsat Of tAs Heart Cared.
P. Downs, 3i3 9th street, Washington, ID. G.
J. d. Lakeman, 9th street, No. 43s.
Consumption Cured.
John Clark, Camp Duncan, ID. c.
John c. Day, corner I'd and streets.
John Hurd, No. 500 New York avenue.
Fits Cured.
David Dillon, Az street
NsTroxS Debility Cured.
John Donohu, No. SOC, corner and ID streets
Cured Of CArOxic Disease.
William Sullivan. corner X and streets, iron
7 Foundry, Navy Yard. ID. G.
Cured Of Debility.
Charles Wilson, u. 8 Regular. -
Dyspepsia Cured.
Benz. Dorsey, goth 81. and Pennsylvania avenue
Cared q PimP!ss on Ihs Face.
Chronic RheEmdtism Cured.
M. G Howard, 10th street, near Penn. avenue.
Nsrco4s Debility.
Charles a. Courveiser, Navy y ard.
AS.hnla after all fhs Doctors failsd.
8. J: White, No. 2s3 b street, south side of
Capitol
Cancer Cured.
J. Blackburn, Georg etown.
Bad Dreams t1ith Might Strsafs Cured.
r. Haunsch, All 18th street.
FITS Cared.
J. J. Kane, C street, between 9th and 7th.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And with the treasure Of Natures gift,
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease
and tell his patients the nature Of their COM
plants or illness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them. No charge for consultation.
Once, No. IL Washington Building, Pennayl-
vania avenue, corner 18th street. mar 2l-lw
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By ALL MEANS go to the Fair at Parker's Hall
tonight The attractions are of the most varied
and pleasing Characteristic hall Is elegantly dec
Grated, the refreshments are Of the best and most
inviting character, and the fair ladies who pre-
pleasing all tastes and Of making the evening
pass most agreeably. Good music, good things
to look at, goodies to eat, and good cause to
spend your money for. Open every evening, and
In the a.ternooa especially for ladies and children
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FIFTH POLICE DIsrRIcT-Befors Justice Fsrgu-
son-John Clark, John Clarvo, William Drunk
Daniel Culin, John Bell, Dennis O'Leary, VIM
Snyder, Patrick O'Leary, Dennis Mccarthy, VIM.
Myers, Michael O'Brien, Henry Johnson, James
Noonan, and c. Hughes soldiers, drunk and dis
orderly; turned over 20 the military.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the Soldiers
MARE, sbout4 years old. belonging TO IN
the q usl termasteT's Department. with ga
Mcclellan saddle. The bit Of the bride had on il
be paid for her retur TO the Office OF Col. RUCK-
FIX; Quartsrmaster, corner 18th and G streets.
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Coal OIL AND LAMPs.-We are selling mar
BILE base Lamp, half gallon Can ard half.gallon
best KEROSENE Oil for one dollar.
STEWART & SON,
NH 26-2t# Corner Twelfth and SITS.
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II. ROSEY. AGENT, NEW YORK.
JAMES NOLAN. AGENT, WAsHINeroN, ID. C..
SHERRY, PORT and MADEIRA WINES,
FINE OLD BRANDY aud WHISKY.
III a liberal discount to dealers, NH 10
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STEALING SOLDIERS PIsTOL.-Yesterday
afternoon a man named John Criday snatched a
soldiers pistol from bis holster and ran oil with
II az fast as he could; but being quite drunk, he
could not make as fast time az was necessary. and
be was captured by officer Pendle, of the FOu rth
Ward patrol, who pursued him He was taken
before Justice Dom, who sent him to Jail, but as
the soldier got his pistol, and 10 now gone away
with his regiment, Criday will probably be re-
leased TODAY.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfore Justice
Clayk.-Richard Lewis, fighting; fined 81 81.
James Murphy, drunk; dismissed. n. J. Man
son, creating nuisance; fined 81 So. Edward
Rosenbun, assault; dismissed. John Waters,
fighting; fined SO 81. Robert Seymour, do; do.
50 81. p. Emrick, selling on Sunday; dismissed.
Henry Fuller, John Williams, Willis II. Hines,
John O'Brien, J. C. Cranberry, John Wilson,
John Cragg, soldiers; turned over to the military
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SPRING WRAPPIN6S

SPRING wRAPPlNss ,
NJ. ln Par Cloth Sacks and. Circulars, Blsok and
jus. received and viii DO sold at the lowest cash
1Sssa. sss ssv.nsii. !. X, . SSSIt rs y.
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A LADY HAVING SOME YEARS EXPE-
"A TIence In teaching the usual English branches
Ny, or YOU take the entire charge OF two or three
small children, or companion TO lady; has no OBJ
jecon TO 90 to any part Of the country or to travel
with fsmi y. Best of references given. Address
"r. NJ ;" Georgetown Post Once, for one week
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GIS0 -WANTED-A LIEUYENANCY In q
U iCOs cavalry regiment, BY a competent young
man OF several months experience, with the best
OF recommendations. The above amount Will Dc
paid for the sans. Address, CHARLES We'll
LISGTON, National Hotel, Washing on. ID. Z.
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WANTrD-A sALESWOMAN, in q FANCY
,s,s.s store; None nesd apply unless they have .
ADOLPH ADLER, ~ Market Space. between
9th an1 9Th SITS NH * SIS
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WASHINGTON, March, 1e62.


To Mr.. J. C.. MHrphy,
Dear Sir We, the undersigned, wish to ex-
press TO you our unqualified satisfaction at your
unremitting attention, kindness, and general good
management Of our trip from Washington to
Bulls Run, Manassas, and back again. The
pleasure OF our excursion was much enhanced by
the fact Of yoIr presence at the battle Of July,
1861, and your knowledge Of the localities and
society connected herewith.
Your enterprise, in originating these trips,
merits support, and we feel sure that those who
propose visiting those interesting localities can
not do better than to entrust themselves to your
guidance.
We are, dear sir, yours most truly,
ARTHUR BAAFF, England,
CHAs. 3. MARTIN, Dublin,
EDWARD LEWIS, Philadelphia,
E. 3. GARNER, Evansville, Ohio,
A. Dixon, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
b. w. HARRIr, Massachusetts,
X. RICHARD CLAY, M. d., Maine,
PTS SAM'L PRRL, England.
Coal OIL AND LANSING are selling mar
BILE base Lamp, half gallon Can ard half-gallOn
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WANTED-A FOREMAN and several se ond
w Hands, to work on cakes and pics. None Int
hrst,olsss workman need apply. N. " Excelsior
Pie Bakery, 421 7tb street, between g and II.
ma I7-2
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w SITUATION a. chambermaid. Call for
two days, II house one door above l. on 2.st at.
IL
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WANTED-A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE,
w CONTAINING or 10 rooms. with water. gas,
and Gil the moGern improvements, situated some
where between "a avenue and ] .treet, and 9Th
and nth streets. Address "P. II, ;" star Ofioe.
NH e6-Sts
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HeadqsaTters, Procosf Masstars O1os
KaSkfnEfpn. MareA n. laf2
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w ANTED TO Valuable
w ground rent In Philadelphis city for Q com
city. For particulars apply TO
JAS; c. MCGUIRE. & CO.,
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WANTS.

A STORE FOR RENT AND STOCK AND
IA FIXTURES FOR SALES good stand for
. suter or retail gro Jery and hauOI-No. 404 s.
street, between 9Th and 18th, It's
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DROF, c., F. BARNES FASHIONABLE
u DANCIf tG ACADEMY, At Temperance -
every Tuesday and Friday-afternoon class
at ), evenin Glass at .. Soiree every Friday g
Temperanpe Hall will be let for Balls, Parties
60. Apply a. above. feN2mS
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w the market. ready 70 pay cash for ell ARTICLES
In the hOusetarnishlnE line; Those lsaying the
BUcHLY, 42s Seventh ST., between q and H aus :.
ieast sids,J Dealer in New and Second hand Fu T.
QltQFe. 1 no
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ROOMS WANTED-I wish to rent two or three
H Furnished Rooms on the same floor, for q
SINAI family to keep house; location to be withIn
or squares Of the Patent once. Address, with
re.erencss, 49," Box S92 City Post Office.
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QIAn AGENTS WANTED TO OPEN
- 1VU. an once aud take the Wholesale agency
70 every state. for ell Of LlOyd's Great military
Maps, used DJ our COMMANDMENT Chief. The
cheapest maps IN the world. A fortune oan be made
these maps IN each State 5000 900 copies Of ons
OF my maps have already been sold. Also man 20
20 10 California, England and Cuba. AEenta aiso
wanted In eyerv county and in everv regiment IN
our army. send for circulars.
$500 1T LLOYD.
mh< tmay1 164 Broad 9Ay, New York.
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WANTED-A WOMAN COOK Also, an ir
w teilgent Errand Boy, at the National Steeu
Laundry, Pa avenue and 18th Sc mh $3.50
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w liberal wages Apply at F. BuTI,EK;S
Restaurant. No. 467 Fourteenth street, near Pa.
avenue. n
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Iuna

.- OnCINNArIs June SC,
FLoUR-Holders are nrmer but thu demand continue,
light and prices have not changed We quote Gales d
Sj brls low extra at % co. 50 do At the tame s25 bril-
family st 81 4S, and 60 DO whits wheat at ~ %.
cloIed dull under the ad vices from New YORK The y
copPrisc 1900 brls at the latter rate fol
wagon.
PROvIsIoNs-we did not hear Of Transaction to.
day, Of inquiry for any article. Quotations re-
main nominally unchanged.
sUGAR-Rehned OF all grades Is No b CHER, with 4
air Joo6ing demand Ter II and raw about 100 hhds Of
9Kc. These rates below the views Of importer,
however, II ranges from sk@9Xc for raw, and 9K0
II No for refined. ..H
MOLASSBs-eales OF 40 brls at 49, The ran0a IN,
molasses is 4sG)50,. -.s - -
COFFEE ellipg at 20922c. f
WHEAT-There was good demand to-day for red,
from the local and interior milers and the m
r at full rates. ohoi qualities Of white are in fair
shipping demand but qualities below prime are dali and
dieu to sell We quote fair to prime red At coarse;
Indians white atyos9oe; and keptneky DO at 9Sc0Sl.
st IS; in CoVington; 500 bush prime red OF eSc 600
bush prime white ct 05c; 80 do prime red at s6c and
600 do good Kentucky white at 9Sc in oovingtOn.
COkN-The demand is active, end prlces are again
higher, the market closing Arm at 33031o IN bukthe
outside rate for lots the spot and the inside
for parcels to arrive The sales to-day comprise about
0ATs-A continued good demand with liaht offerings,
and prices are tending upward but are not ouotabIy
higher We quote them at $50 In bulk; 9, 500 bush At
canal at $50 and 200 do In store at same price
RYE-1he receipts are llght with an sctiye demand.
and prices are higher the market closing buoyant at f7
@i6c for prime samples on arrival 500 bush sold on
Landing at 47o 1000 do do at 4Ci and 500 do to arrive
BARLEY-The market Il UNCHANGED ard steady. We
quote prime State spring and fall at At65@70c
hAf-The demand 10 limited and the market dull,
ou we nave no change to report in prices. Email sales
at SIG V per tun for loosepressed and 9lIai5 for
tightpressed on arrival.
oaEEsE-Ths market remains dull. with but q limit
a n0aAn NJ Ha q ala. M
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California PoIitlcs-Flop,,od i'm oregon


SAN Francisco, June 22.-Tie Union Con.
yention called by the Republican State Central
Committee, met at Sacramento on the 7th, and
nominated John SWett, Of Ssn Francisco, az
candidate for Superintendent Of Public Instruo-
tion. No other State officers to be elected this
year. The interest eeuters in the choice of mem.
6ers of the Legislature, which elects United
States Senator.
The Union Democrats will nominate their
candidate by the State Central COMMITTEES.
They will make vigorous efforts 10 secure the
control Of the mex. Legislature. 9,-iS'f
The Breckinridge Democrats propose to aban.
don their organization. 3r.I1g rr7
Oregon dates TO the 18th mention another
great treshet, doing serious damage to the val
Icy portions of that State, The business por-
ton of Portland is inundated N-i '''
Crowds of miners had commenced returning
from Salmon river mines, representing that
district Of limited extent and overcrowded. The
total numberbf men who emigrated from Cali
fornia to Oregon and British Columbia since the
Year commeicsd, is estimated at 70, QUO. sa...s
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Daring RxpIo,, Or Cant. Re.n.u.


NEW YoRK, June GA letter to the Her
ald, dated Burnt Chimneys, June 90, says; "A
dashipg reconnaissance was made by Captain
keenan, with two companies OF cavalry, tc
James river on Saturday. The Captain under.
stood from citizens reading on James river
that a gunboat had Of late been signalizlng the
shore, as II anxious to communicate with our
land forces. 6,e ~ ~
He obtained permission from headquarters to
undertake to communicate with her. He found
Gen. Henry A. Wine held position opposite
Fort Darling, with hve tho isand troops, constl-
tuting the extreme right Of the rebel army.
The pickets of the rebels reached along the
FLYER bank several miles below, and as they
were closely posted, the Captain determined 10
hazard the probability Of capture and 20 aboard
alone. He penetrated In the early morning
the enemy's picket line, and forced . negro to
TOW nlm to the Galena, Capt. Keenan, holding q
pIetol to the negro's. ear to prevent treachety
ie :, remained On board the Galena till daylight,
si sna Ielomed his command, having accomplished
hls purpose. nalsst yliti. h = ID ~ -, -
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X Tc MEMPHis, June 25.-Ths Grenada Appeal
says Vicksburg will be held at all sacrifices, and
that oil non -cornbatAuts have been sent away.
The Vicksbnrg Citizen says the rebel force at
Topella has been greatly increased, and their
camps much improved. r-fls sais n t.5s--.r7gl
The Citizen pnbliahes letter from Lieuten-
ant commanding gunboat Winona to the author
tiles Of Rodney, Mississippi, warning them that
II the Federal transports are fred upon from
batteries erected ator near that point, the same
punishment vllbe visited upon the town as the
city Of Grand Gnlt reoeivedj to which General
Lowell replied that his batteries are located al
the best points, and that be shall FIRE Whenever
he chooses. " aHssss& esSg a-s
Is II Is now etated that General Rosecrans takes
command of General Pope's corps d'armee, In
Htead Of General HamiIton,s division. ). .laLal
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Hunters officers will not serve in
the Contraband Brigade.
Go @. coo. coo.

General Benham under Arrest-Par-
ton.
NEW YORK, June 27.--It Is stated that Gen.
eral Benham is under arrest, with orders to re-.
port 10 Washington.
1t Is stated that General Hunter left James
Island on the 18th, leaving General Benham In
command, with orders to make no advance TO.
ward Charleston without reinforcements, O,
further orders II was reported by deserters
that the whole rebel force at Secessionyille las
but two battalions, with six guns mounted and
seven more ready for use.
reconnaissance was made on the l6.h.
General Stevens, with four thousand men, was
20 make an attack at daybreak, while General
wright and Colonel Willisme, with three thou.
esnd men more, were to support. Some how
the movement was delayed an hour, and as our
troops rushed up In broad day they were met by
murderous fire Of grape and canister. Two
regiments only reached the front, much cuk nm
the 9th Michigan and 18th New York. The
2oih Massachusetts broke and scattered, and
the 46sh New York did little better. The frsl
two drove the gunners from the guns, and some
even penetrated the work, but other regiments
failing to support them, they had TO retire after
holding the battery aome twenty minutes.
IN the meantime, Col. Williams coming To
their support, was separated from the fort BY a
marsh and exposed to severe cross-fire from
some rebel guns in the woods. His troous, The
"a N. II. and I'd r. l., fought nobly, with cop-
siderable loss, for three quarters of an hour
Net gun was fred from the fort, and the
prompt presence of two hundred men would
have carried il, but they were not there, and
the troops retired.
Another account confirms the above In the
main, but states that the 28.h Massachusetts
lowell. II gives our loss in killed, "a; wound.
Cd, 800; and missing, 124.
Our camp is now within range of the gun
bonts' fire and In a safe condition. Entrench
ments were thrown up and reinforcementt
Gen. Brannan's . troops. to the number of 1000
had arrived from Key West at James Island
hut our forces must be largely reinforced before
operations are resumed.
The rebel troops are constantly arriving, and
preparations for the defense of Charleston are
extensively making.
A Beaufort letter states the loss of the 81
New York at lO6 killed and wounded 9th
Michigan, 200.
The same letter asserts that Commodore Du.
popt says he can take Charleston with FIVE gun.
boats. He can run by Sumter and the fortifcs-
tlons without the loss of more than two, and
with the others shell the city. t--.rs la
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FROM KEemnh...s

MEMPHIS, June 25.--The railroad from Co.
lumpus, KY, TO this city ia now in fuIl onsrs.
tion, and in day or two there win be rsiIrosd
communication to Corinsh, and from .tbare 81
Huntsville, Ala. Enuugh rolling stoek has
been secured TO commence operations with M y
Over fifteen hundred persons have taken ths
oath OF allegiance since the occupation Of III.
place. s fllaW iIga > tGFRlfgT
All quiet at Corinth. That point will be gar.
rlsoned BY two divisions, and ID is reported
Gen, Halleck will return 70 St. LOuis yery
soon. Ss-sN@ s8'-sKRF3bf .
Gen. Lew. Wallace and STAFF Iefthere yestsr.
day TO visit their homei ssgi y 57lsSi IGsiT
Gen. McClssnAnd's Division Is still al Jack,
son, Tenn.
A aeet Of steamers, With auppIlea for General
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Few York Market.
IRHPoRTRp ron Tm ONO sTATHIiIAn.

lhkfohTkp goR TIE OHIO sTATnhAnl
NEW YoRK. June ~.
RLoUR-Is So better, with fair demand for expor
and home consumption. Sales Of 10 900 barrels at -
80 for choice do; % 35l SO for supernne western
e47O44 05 for common TO medium extra western; o5
20 SE o.|H.9 g sSSd shipping brand. extra rOGn
closing nrm with no sellefsat inside quotations.
CANADIAN FL0UR-The market Is So higher AM
more active sale. q 1870 barrels at - 1904 90 TO
| common; ~ $500 20 for fancy and extra.
RYE FLoUh-stsady and quiet with sales ct % 7Sa
CORN MEAL-ouiet aud unchanged
| WHIsKY-Market heavy unsettled and lower. galei
Of 450 barrels state at 27a5Ko and 23h 2oo for west
ern. closing at inside quotations.
WHBAr-Adyanced 1920 par bushel with q good
export demand. Further advance In Sterling Exchange
10 day has quite favorable effect Sales to-day oludel
part to arrive. Of 5000 bush Racine spring at 81 05
SS,S R sSS.r W.sa
At u 1901 3K; $500 common red Illinois at u 10;
30, 400 winter red western 81 2lpl 20; $500 amber
Michigan At At 81 81 $1,000 O'mmOn white Indiana at
RYE-soarce and arm Sales at Ss17Oc for prime
western and 73176o for state.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
O0RN-Marketis 10 10 better with fair demand for ex.
port AID home consumption Gales OF 600 bush at
5fD55c for old mixed wes;erni 49952K for new do /;
4Se4so for unSound Sok@Sso for yellow western aud
oGTs-sisady, at ls94sc for Jersey, osnads, western
and state.
bUOAh-Mafket Tor raw 10 more active and nrmer
at 77to for fair to good refining eAes Of 900 hhds
including 200 hhds New Orleans at 7%9SXc; zoo hhds
Cuba at 6X98, 1877 brlS Havana at 10.
Enthusiastically, sales OF 800 hhds Cuba and
Muscoyado at 26935c; % hhds Porto Ric5 at Csc.
C0BFEE-Market for Bio quiet and very firm. eales
at l9Hc.
P0RK--Market hrmer with fair demand. Sales Of
$500 sbls mess at sion 2Si % 02k9s rs for prms
go 759li for prime meas.
BEER-RuleS very quiet but the market Il generally
nominal without essential change. Bales Of 100 barrels
at - 5O97 90 for country prime; % 00lD1U 90 for
country mess; oll 0O@l3 so for repacked meis, and
Sl3 t0@l4 81 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEER-Market dull and nominal at
1920.
BEEF HAMs-More active. Sales of $40 barrels at
Sl4 5o9l6 so,
cur MEATs-Quiet and very Arm. Sales e75 pack.
ages at az g4o for shoulders, and 4K@5c for hams.
BAOON-Sdes are more sctiVe. Sales Of $50 boxes
do clear Go.
SMOKED MEATs-Qulet Gales Of 50 hhdS city cut
sides At To.
LARD.Frm, with fair demand. Sales Of 1913 barrels
At 7x@s&c.
B6TTEh-sells at O@iso for Ohio, and IOeI7c for
state.
oHEEsE-Rirm a. 4Dsc. "r.
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Smelling the RebeIg-Rebel Loss al
.. ..I. FAif OAKS, ~.

CRY PoRr, June as Last night ono Of ou
eunboats moved up and bhelled the rebels on tht
Petersburg road, but without any casualties OF
their side according to their own account o.
the affair. 'g w b. n
Gen. LOngstreet Issued flaming address tc
bis troops on Mondsy 10 view of the great con
alct imminent, netting them to new deeds Of
heroism aud adviaipg them to aim low and
make sure of thsmark.
The official lists Of the rebel losses at the
battle OF Fair Oaks havebeen published. EiRh
ty-fye regiments and a battalion In all were en-
gaged, sustaining loss OF killed, wounded anG
missing, of five thousand eight hundred aud
Dinety.seven .a..
The rate Of postage on letters in the Southern
Confederacy has baen raised from FIVE to ten
cents ..e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-28
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CHICAGO, June 27.-A special to the Journal
from Quincy says guerrilla parties which have
been forming oil winter in northeastern Mis-
souri,, are now 10 effective shape and we'll armed
having number Of small cannon. They mum
Der about seven hundred. Part Of this gsnl
attacked small party of State troops on Wed
nesday, pear Monticello, killing eight, enc
wounding a number. Guerrilla loss not asoer
tanned. s7'. st.n.. -.s..i H . A