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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

Four Days Fighting Before Rich.
monde. Mcclellan takes 1000 p ris-
oners-Among Them General MA.
Wruuer.
Fo,r,rs. Mor,or Ju,v IA Ounbo.. has
iosl arrived here from ths aoene Of action vea.
te,dsv. tsn ,niIea above Citv Point. That d.
vision Of our army has been lighting four days,
and has retreased about seventeen miles. The
fight Of yesterday was most terrific, the enemy
having two or three 10 our one.
The battle commenced with our land forces,
and after about four hours fighting our gun.
boats got in range and poured into the rebels q
heavy and incessant FIRE. This FIRE the rebels
stood about two hours and then retreated.
Our troops have captured, Notwithstanding
their disadvantages, large number of artillery
pieces and two thousand prisoners, among whom
is the tebel General Magruder.
The place where this last action took place is
near Turkey creek. us
The retreat Of the enemy last evening was
with great disorder, and their loss has been
very heavy, much greater, il is Thought, than
ours. Still have nothing definite In regard to
the Losses. @
In the retreat forced upon General McClel.
Ian BY the superior numbers Of the enemy, l
learn that he had TO spike his siege guns and
leave them on the field, after burning the car.
riages. The nature of the ground rendered II
impossible TO move them. In the retreat many
of our sick and wounded were necessarily left
behind. efsi IA sss s.FW
There are Of course innumerable reports and
rumoFs here, bat serd only what appears to be
authentic. 5a l75 ,'-'a'ii 5l' q 1t.. .
New ,Yoax. Julv 3,--Tbe Worlds oorrea.
nonJsnt has arrived here from the field Of hat
tIe befors Richmond this Afternoon. and he
e 70 'f5en, McrIelIan,a advanoe was three miias
nnrthva,d ~ Hardino,s Iandipe. within fifteen
miles of RIchmond. .1r 5.5'-s" o. = - -
Ths anemy Was terribly .euuIsed in The bat.
tla ~ ,Mondav. whioh va aangninarv m the ex
treme. we we're Attacked az four different
noints. and summarIly repulsed the enemy AZ
shree. when thew preesed Heinta aleman,s left yepy
hard. but Sumner went 10 bis relief. They were
analiv repuIsed with great slaughter. ~
Gen. Heintsleman Saptured eight guns and q
whole brigade Of rebels, sixteen hundred strong,
including their Colonel, Pendleton, Of LouIsl.
ana. and ex ConQreaemen Lamar, Of Georgia,
and McGoEap, Of South Carolina.
All our Siege guns had been safely removed
| 10 he river, except one which was dismounted.
our transportation was safely removed but
seyenty.6ys wagons, which were burned 10
oamp. IN ID E64as 1855 $50
The enemy's attack on Monday was fierce 10
the exteeme. Kearney, Hooker, Richardson
and MsCsll participated. I'd asi5, M
The reserve under Mccall and Reynolds were
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Cleveland Market.

-E1 af r..-lf CLEVELAND, July ,.
FLoUR-The market yesterday was quiet and un.
changed with but little demand Sales Of 100 brB double
extra red at 81 621S fH
WHEAT--There Is butter feeling In the market and
prices have advanced Sales Of bush Indiana white
from store 81 02 1000 bushels red free on board Of
u CO., 2o0bushes red from store at 81 OIL cars mix.
ed amber from track at 81 CO., cars red from track at
evo; and one do do at 9ec. --.~
ooRN-Market quiet. Sale, of 5000 bush free on
board aq35ko. 90
oATs--steady and unchanged. Sales Of l car from
track at SOC.
MESS PORK-Market very dull and nouinal. We
quote at $40 509ll 90. Sale Of 100 barrels at the out
aide.
BUTTER-The market IL dull and unchanged. We
quote choice W. R. at atli@llc, and common and Gen.
trail at 9Dl0o.
cHEEsE-The market is Grmes at 5K@scfOr wsltern
Reserve.
EdGs--Quota at 9K@os.
LARD--In fair demand at 6KD9c.
BEANH-The market is hrmer and there Is o fair
demand at 81 50 for prime and 81 OO91 2S for
grades. ~ Y
POTAT0Es--R Remain very STEADY at 5OaGo cents for
common qualities 70 prime Neshannocks, by the car
load.
rf ,te .g.-f VIZ. Leddsr
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A Brisk skIrmish at Oorintn

CoRNTH, July 2-Elght or ten regiments Of
cavalry under Gen. Chalmers attacked Col.
Sheridan's advance guard about two miles
south Of Boonville about eight O'Clock yester-
day morning. Our companies made most bril-
liant charge on the enemy g rear. At the same
time Major Conn, Second Iowa cavalry, made a
dash in front and on the enemy's left, alarm
ing them so much that Col. Sheridan was en-
sbled to hold them in check. About half past
three the enemy commenced retEeating, but
Sheridan, having only the Second Iowa and
Second Michigan cavalry, was unable to pursue.
No report Of loss given.
The enemy makes demonstrations daily on
different points of our lines.
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New York stock Market.
lTELEoRAPHED ron THE OHIO srATEsMAN.l

lTELEoRAPHRD ron THE OHIO sTATEsMAN.l
NKw YORK, Juy3.
Stocks better and close higher than printed st Nor.
wich and Worcester 42X, Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chem End preferred "a; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chem 35k; Chicago and Rock Island 81 Chicago and
Toledo 49H; Illinois Central scrip SIX; Michigan
Southern guartneed 63% American gold 100; Pacific
Mail New York Central e8h; Hudson 46k; Harlem
AN; Harlem preferred SAX Michigan Central 3d. Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago End bonds So; q. 8.
SKIES 1881 coupons lO0Hi California sevens 9 Brook.
lyn water loan IOO Indiana and Michigan 90; Illinois
Central scrip 60; Terra HAute and Wabash Cd bonds
80; Erie 4th bonds 90K; Del. L. W. IOl Galena aud
Chicago 81; Cleveland and Pittsburg 22; Erie 33k;
do preferred 6lf; Cleveland & Toledo 45k; Treasury
notes $40 lO4k@l04X: Little Miami lO6; Michigan
Southern 23X; Michgan Southern I'd S5N; Erie lst
boDds l0ox Pitsburg Fort Wayne Chicago lst bonds
95, do I'd 6lz Chicago North Western lst 90, do Cd
81 "; do assorted bonds 53 Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l23k; Panama 100; Missouri skies ok Ten
uessee skies IS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

BosroN, July 3.-A special dispatch to the
Journal states that Colonel Powell J. Wyman,
Of the Massachusetts Sixteenth, was killed in
the Richmond battle. a4a ,t-.s
The reported loss of the Massachusetts,
Twenty-second is three hundred and fifty in
killed, wounded and missing; that of the Mas
saohusetts Ninth, three hundred and eleven
The Eleventh also suffered severely, having
only four line officers left. The Federal loss
is stated at fifteen thousand. The loss of off.
GERS in the Massachusetts regiments ia very
great.
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From the Mississippi Fleet-FnFragut
above VicksburG-Rebels burn three
OF their GunbOats. ....
STEAM RAM SWITZERLAND
ABOVE VIoKsBURG, June %.


tsf 6TEAM RAN SwETzERLAND,l
ABOVE VIoKsBuRG, June %.
To EdDin M. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Since my dispatch informing you that had
communicated with fsg.oficer Farragut, have
been able to maintain constant intercourse with
bis feet through the active energy Of General
Williams.
On the 26th instant, went up the Yazoo riv.
or with two rams-the Monarch and Lancaster,
the latter under command Of medical cadet
Charles R. Ellet. proceeded about sixty Ave
miles to point where the river Is obstructed by
four guns, in battery. My object was to cap.
ture or destroy three of the enemy's gunboats,
that was informed were lying before the raft
tho Van Dorm, Polk and Livingston.
ran up close under the battery, and Was
mortified TO see the enemy set FIRE to the boats
and start them adrift down the river upon us.
was obliged to leave the river to escape the
conAsgration. The three boats were totally
destroyed. The enemy did not FIRE upon us.
II is with great pleasure that announce the
arrival Of Flsg-oficer Farragut with nine yes.
sells Of his feet, above Vicksburg. They pass.
ed up this morning about FIVE O'Clock, through
q severe fire from some thirty or forty Of the
enemy's guns. Their loss As far as reported
was four men killed and thirteen wounded.
(Signed) ALFRED ELLEF,
Lieutenant Colonel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Further About the Battie--McCIe
Advances his Headquarters.

Advances mis- Headquarters.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 2. 9 O'Clock P. NJ,
(by mail. 1.-THE steamer Daniel Webster has
Just arrived here from City Point with upwards
Of three hundred wounded on board.
A gentleman who came down in charge Of
them informs me that yesterday was the sixth
day that the battle has been going on, with the
most terrific fighting the sun ever shone upon.
It has extended the whole length of our lines.
We have lost great many men in killed,
wounded and missing, probably from fifteen to
twenty thousand.
He informs me that Gen. McClellsn's head.
quarters are Of HArdin's Landing, and his lines
extend Eve miles up toward Richmond.
This move Of the right wing of the army
was agreed upon and planned ten days ago, and
would have been carried out sooner but for Ger.
tain reasons well known In the army, but which
il would not be proper to state.
The enemy's forces have greatly outnumber-
ed ours in almost every action, but notwith-
standing this they have been repused oftener
than we have, and their loss far exceeds ours.
Yesterday Gen. Mcclellan is said to have
captured whole rebel brigade and took from
them several rifed cannon and other pieces.
II is now said We have Lost very few OF our
siege guns, most of them having been moved
In safety. .a'
There have been great many wounded pris-
oners taken on both sides.
Our informant says General Mcclellan and
bis staff oil agree that the present position Of
our army 10 far more advantageous as q base Of
operations sgsinst Richmond than that hitherto
occupied. The gunboats can now be brought to
bear and materially aid in carrying on the work
Some OF our regiments have suffered terribly
while others have but little. .f
Our left wing was engaged yesterday, July l,
up 70 two o'clock, with the enemy, mostly with
artillery.
The enemy's force, gathered from prisoners
who were members OF Bsauregard's western
army, was one hundred and fifty thousand men
whilst our effective forOo did not exceed ninety
FIVE thousand. '5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MESsRs. EpIrORg-AS the tineis approaching for 90
lecting State Ticket for election this fall permit the
suggestion Of the naneof Dr. L. vooRmrs, of Belmont
county, for Secretary Of State. He Is young man Of
ns talents great energy excellent business capacities,
and thorough constitutional Democrat. He was twice
the nominee Of Belmont and Harrison fer State Senator
and always ran ahead Of his ticket.
JuneVo EASTERN ONO.
ED. gTAffiMIS. PLEASE announce the name Of Hon.
JAMEs CANDLE, Of ooshocton county. suitable can
didats for member Of the Board Of Public Works, and
MANY OLD DEMOCRATS.
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Vermont DemocrntIc Uonvention.

BosToN, July 3.-The Vermont Democratic
State Convention, held at Bellows Falls yester-
day, nominated Benz. H. Smalley, of Stanton,
for Governor; E. II. Chspln, of Rutland, for
Lieut.. Governor; and Geo. Washburn, Of SPRING
field, for Treasurer.
The resolution asserts that the preservation Of
the Democratic organization is necessary TO the
safety Of the country; that 1t Is the duty of the
citizens to support the Government; regret the
opinions of portion OF the north have tended
greatly to produce the present war, and con-
denim the abolitionists both In and out Of Con-
grees.
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Money Market.
TTLRoRAPHED TOR THE OHIO srATEsKAs.l

lTELroRAPHED FOR TUE OHIO srArnKAs.
Nw YORK. July ..
The Market is quite firm at So per cent discount on
call.
Prime Paper Is quite firm at 690K per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm. Bankers bills are
quoted at 2I%9l211:.
American Gold unsettled opening at l0 and closing
at 10 per cent premium.
California Gold Bars are quoted at 1O1@lOK per
cent. premium.
Government stocks lower. United States Skies Of
1881 opened at 90 and closed at 100k United States
q 3lO) Treasury Notes opened at 90 and closed at
l02k,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Bachelors Hair Dye!
,rpu unST I'M rnr xUnwrn

Fl. AAE nESA IN AhE WVhLDs
WILLIAM A. BAToHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to pure tho Har In the least remedies
the III seets OF bad dyes and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft snd
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
IL The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHH-
LoR, on Tie four sides Of each boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street.,
QLate 233 Broadway and I6 Bond strset,)
may29-dawly E NEW YORK.
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Go eeo. coo.
u1eClellan all Right Yet.

DNOOEOAHUH WAk NNABHS ~"
WASHINGTON, July "a dispatch from Gen.
Mcclellan just received at the War Depart
ment, dated from Berkeley Harison's Bar, July
2, $50 P. M, states that he has succeeded in
getting his army to that place on the banks Of
the James river, and had lost but one gun,
which had to be abandoned last night Tuesday
because It had broke down. That an hour and
half ago the rear Of the wagon train wal
within mile of camp, and only one wagon
abandoned. That we had severe battle yes.
terday (Tuesday) and beat the enemy badly
the men fighting them better than before.
The reinforcements sent from Washington
had arrived. as, asf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

WASHINGTON, July "a acouting party from
Cattlet's station proceeded toward Wsrrenton
yesterday, and on reaching that place found it
occupied by about FIVE hundred rebel cavalry.
Information was obtained that when Union
man appears in that neighborhood the bells are
rung and he is taken prisoner and conveyed to q
place Of security.
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Sheriffs Sale.

Charles Rsthers)
va. NJ ts 81
John VIII. ~
DIV VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF III Pa.
ID 10 directed from The Huperor OonTt o. Franklin
county, o., viii offer for Isis st No. 1ais hioh
street. In the city Of Columbus, on * s,hsgfN
Monday, the 7th day Of July, a. D, ls69,
comnsnsing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the following dssb
ed property, 10 Wit
6lothn, CnSsimsrss and vssllngn Ready Made Cloth
Ing, Halfhoso euspsndefs, Gloves, Oragntsi aso. ne
q, Desks, Irons, Stove and PiPs, ssi,ss. o6ai OIL
lamp ~ W. GHoRaR ". HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
ByW.b. HuErkks, DspuwJ 4
Printers fees, 90 90. g, sastN x,
June oo-dtd a14 ls4d ~ t,l.'rt vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

LOUISVILLE, July 3-Gsneral o. M. Mitchell
passed through this evening en- route for Wash.
.ingtou.
Rebel guerrilla cavalry in squads pervade
Webster, Davis and Henderson counties, Ken
tucky. General Boyle has sent forces after
them, with orders to put every one to the sword.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Rsbar Laaa an nrananr.

I FoRTRRss MoNRoE, July !, (by mall. )--The
lona Of the enemy IN killed and wounded yes.
serdAy Monday iS said 70 have been no less
than eight thousand, bul we have nothing
de0nito Of the loss on either aide. .,..y, :,
Gen. ehlolds's army arrived here thia morn.
Ing, and has prooe6dSd up the james river
Tkey came h YvtSela via Annapolis. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
YE RS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complafningi Are you ont oil
order, with your system DO
ranged, and your feelings un
comfortablel These symp-
toms are often this prelude 10
serious illness. Some o. OF
sickness IL creeping upon you,
and should be averted BY a
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mOrs purify tho blood, apd
let tho fluids move on uuob-
structed in health again
They stimulate the functions
OF tho body into vigorous az
tlvity, purify the system from
tl,a nksfrtarffonn Which Inata
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

CoRINTH, July 3.-Guerrillss tore up the
track east Of Grand Junction day or two since
and captured seventy or eighty prisoners. Col.
Pride, of Grants staff, and Capt. McMichael,
Of Smiths stsff, narrowly escaped, and have
arrived here.
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The Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 3-The tax bill has not
yet been put into the hands of the public print
or, and will not be before several days. This
feet will serve as an answer to numerous In
uuiriee,
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BALTIMORE, July 3.-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived here with large number
of soldiers wounded in the recent great battle
before Richmond.
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LIVE STOCK
Droversaud Farmers W II lind this the m s,Adrap.
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@siereo aud supplied viii every convenience have
beenopeBeti OIL is nd 90 nd ey,rv
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