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By KENT, PAINE + CO., AHesionswa
nRY GOODS AT AUcTI0N.-on wxDNEs.

nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WKDNKS.
H. DAY, the 30th inst. commencing at O'clock.
at No. l44 Cary street. adjoining the Bank Of Rich
iaond will sell without reserve large aad vi.
liable stock of DRY GOODS, embracing many
scarce and desirable articles, including rich Dssss
Silks, Berages, Lawns. valencias, White Goods.
Embroideries, Lace Mantles Gloves, Hosiery, Vsgt.
ings Drili:ngs. &C., with one invoice Of plain anA
fancy SHIRTS, and handsome lot Of CL0l HING.
An invoice of genuine SILvRR-PLATED WARE.
from first class house closing buxuess, ecnssting
Of Knives, Forks, Spoons. Geblsts, Tea 6ets, Ae.,
and variety of fancy Jewelry, with which the sals
will commence. KENT, PAINS Z CO.,
" % n AuctionDo1p.
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LADIES LIST.


Ayres mrs s
Anderson mrs DR. G.
Anderson mrs K II
Allen miss Rosa A
Anderson mrs Nancy
Allerson mrs X Fl
Alley mrs Il
Allen miss NJ
Aeree niss 3
Andrews miss S NJ
Abraham5 mrs NJ u
Bryan mrs II Y
Burns u1rs J
Brogss mr6 Mary
BraSiiey.mra I
Bransou mrs 5 n
B0wles inrs 4 +
Birch miss Z
Bake miss J
Billings miss IL j
B!ount .Mrs julia
Benson miss 4 $
BE injury mrs j A
Berry miss Mary
Bennett mrs Al
Bell mrs Mary A
Bates mrs
Batkins mrs Ann
Bailey miss J
Butchelor mrs j 3
Ball miss Bette :,
Ballow miss J NJ
Campbell mrs L
Carter mrs 4 u
Cam den mrs Il Y
Garfield mrs J A
Chalmers mrs j L
Cotes mrs E
Cousins mF5 Anu
Cox mrs VI 4
Cox mrs } "
Curry mrs l. L,
Cary miss Sarah
Cary miss Z l.
Carothers miss + j
Christian miss T.
Christian miss b G
Christian miss Z Is
Chambers miss u 4
Clarke mlss ] A
Clyde miss A l.
Cook miss NJ b
Cox miss N A
Cooper miss Kate 3
Crunford miss l. J
Crouch miss + A
Cresson miss Emma
Cellers miss Missouri!
Daud miss Ellen G
Dulany miss IL y
Dnval miss Sophia
Drake miss Clara
Davis mrs f p
Dabney mrs c NJ
Dinwiddie mrs Il ii
Devliek mrs Mamie
Duesberry mrs NJ \
Dozier mrs 5 \
Epps niias Mary p
Enritt miss N0rah
Edwards miss Il ]
ESgleston miss NJ K
Eilerson mrs Laura
Etondal mrs K l.
Enright mrs Mary
Engle MIRA : c l.
Francis miss Mary ]
Freeman miss \ C.
Ford miss 4 b
Fleming miss K I
Figg miss Mary c
Fitch miss Mary T.
Faudree miss S C.
Ferguson miss $ e
Friss mrs y +
Fulton mrs Z 3
Ford mrs S i
Fisher mrs n C.
Ford mrs Eliza
Fisher ans Mary c
Gin miss \ N
Goodrich miss j
Graham mrs c .
Green miss ii
Green mrs NJ
Gathright miss Ii
iiairston mrs L )
Hnilett mrs G A
Hale mrs d 3
Hanervinkel mfs B
Hanes miss Polly
Handy miss V T
iiardmau miss +
Hampton miss Louis
ffargroya mrs NJ w
Harrison mrs Is ii
Harrison mrs W l.
HaEdley miss l.
Hays mrs
iiich mrs u
iierndop miss III V
Hill mrs Nal Jas
Holloway mrs \ W
HollingsWorth inrs ii
Johns AIRS NJ i
Jones mrs A
Johnson mrs Amelia
Jett miss NJ j
James miss l.
Kelly miss ii J
kelum miss Nelly
Kimbrough miss Jeni
Kilby miss Mary
Kitchen mrs W A
Keith mrs 8 B
E,owery miss Mary
Lewis miss Mary
Lindsay miss Della
Loving miss NJ 3
Looms miss 4 $
Lang mrs Il
Lee mrs I G
Leigh mrs III
Leath mrs NJ 4
Lea mrs Henry G
Leonard mrs NJ W
Ledyard mrs W J
Loggins mrs Eliz
Nj felton, miss ii E
Mack miss Mary
Martin miss j +
Martin miss Arabe Tia
II iller mis-. l. Il
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lVfTI DOLLAkS REWARD FUN uB08OUA
Ran away from Boydtos, Va. On ~ 1oah b.
slant, my man jim, who 10 about feet tashso h
height, txwny color red eyes. doWneast look when
sharply spoken to. slight ssoop Of tho ahe1eAers
and about 30 yeara Of aea Aso. IAN. whe len
the same place At the same time; At snall aatRs.
heavy countenance, considerably below osd1nAEy
height large upper lip, and aboat 50 yeAsD - asA
They have been hired In ClaEksvllo GnA are aoak&.
less sndssvoring to make their way g " Y.nhss
Both az them are from the neighhoehDoa - Hanp.
ton. win give twenty-five dollars reward fos tie
apprehension OF either one OF them. - fAae tAey
are kept secured until l cam gss tAs.. "a asy
jy 26-lys Capt r H VAUGHAN.
petersourg papers plsass copy. ~ ssed
blu to this Office.
NIFTY DOLLARS RnWAkD-6m away froa
ID Warren, Alhsmaxis county. On SaturdAynieas
July lstA. ossrc wopaa nansd kEEL z - -
estate Of the late II. N. Tsmplsman. 49, 9soye
IL stout built with very bad seax Qte0 Aos1>
on her neck. She II about ~ ysa!s 81 -
thought e b iusain. aoos: ssS s - 49,
ivsred TO Hector nsviA RicAnonA - lee4 =
jail. where she can b eel -
u 49, y EG1k1M4A1A
1IWENTY DOILARs kEWzkb--
j on shs aOth af Nay -. y nesss ~ - -
ven gsUvgn |, Of achsstnut eesos. - - neAeo
from. va With Gen 0simths diylaiea. - ne0ve
reward vim b psid v dsliversA -, ~ - q
virsinia e ne g = * 49, 49, S IA = = =
N96-lMs Mn QoULkkls !.
nUIAWAY-1 REWz g
II, hom Thamaa n NeaA -. 49, A ~ -
SsSro nm. NORMA H = eyyY II,
(ainese wtltAl WEIGHS aeeAf 70
,ssss. = i : g pssa1ll1 = 60 lslllIlI
sssR naaeyss CT s1eA - So -.
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BOARDING..

Ae-
nOARD.-A few gentlemen can be accommo
u dated with hoard. upon reasonable terma.
II Mrs. ANN v. JONES'S new Boarding house,
on the north side of ID street, between Gary aud
Canal. Her table IL kept supplied with the best
the markets will at present afford. jy 25-6ts
DOARD-For wounded or invalid OFFICERS.
Id In tine, cool rooms, can be had BY calling on
Grace street, doors above Adams at any time Il.
ter 4 o'clock, r. n. IL 12-2ws
DOARD1NG.---On large ffont ROOM. niesiy
ID furnished. suitable Tor two gentlemen, Qfiends)
can be obtained In private family. Il applied for
soon, At the - ,ond hoass above lot and Grace
streets, south side. " 2|-ets
TSoR AkL.E.-A TOR BuG0Y. With harness
The buggy has bean little ussd. nearly new,
Also. Aas. young. gsntls MARE. pssAsstly aeUaa:
and hAs bssn acousto0sA - hetne uned - odd
buesy. Applyto NJ. y pAkAaANT6
CU61R-z psips r.. @ u ~ Ia q kaa1
] 2 :. .s.s.'s''; = ~ y
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I INFORMATION WANrED-Lieurenau L s
i BROWNFIELD. Go. L. ID Rcg't S. c. Vols .
WAS wounded Tuesday. July lst, and en Wedues
day was sent by DR.. Darby from WiIlis's Church,
in an ambulance, towards Richmond. He Is sup
posed to have died on his way, and if the ambulance
driver can give me any information concerning
him, he will confer great favor and be bera.ly
rewarded, If required.
DEsChdPTIoS.-fiis height about ) feet 10 inches
black hair closely trimmed: slightly bald; full dark
brown whskers. lie was wounded in the forehe I'D
over the right eye. He had on gray pantaioons
and dark shirt and was without his coat Address
II j. BRoWNFIELD,
iy 26-l0t" Co l. I'd Reg'tS C. Vols
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Menhansy J w
MeConh DR. ] y
AcllhaiieyDr J
Met Carly lion w
Mexican WIN
Mc0ehee AC s
McCokle, Son s.
Co
McCrew 1t AC
Mcuwaine 3 D Z
Nc Gee q II
hcKown Thos
Nordia VI w n
Nelson r n
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w Ass nsD-FA'T0Rs FIXTURES AND
large Flatsenina Screws
a.. Mil do;
Shooting Mills " til bands
5ox Screws, medium SIZE;
Pound Lump Shaping Mills. % lnmps each;
Levers~-one large and Que snaa!l--and
* to ID Factory Hands for tho balance Of the
year 10 go TO North Carolina Apply 10
jy 2G--3t SAM'L AYRES & SON
Observation-Disclosures two WOOD WORK,
w MEN. to make light spring wagons and do
repairing GOOD wages paid. AR, ArPly n to
Corner OF 9th and Broad streets,
jy ss-I2ts Or LIST aud Marshall.
TANTED--sHoEMAkE Six hauds on La.
w dies Caters. Tor which will pay 81 so per
pair Also four Gaiter Filters, for whic, we vii!
pay 81 per pair. None but the best workmen need
apply, Apply at No. . Wall street, to
iy 2f--;h* WifIrEFoRD & Harry.
VNANTED--ro HOUsEKEEPERs-- gen.
w tieg,an in a Government Department wishes
perusncni BOARD i'll 4 small private family with
l., nile of the Post Office Department where there
no other boarders OF small children. Manctes
ter preferred. Address, With terms &c. 81. n. x
care OF this paper. iy 2t--3te
|NANTED-BOAR in a private family by a
w gentleman AID wife. Location be.we en-
Pad and goth streets preferred Address. iniinedi
a'ey, CLERK" dispatch Office. jy 2b-3t'
NYANTEp--an elderly oolored WOMAN, TO
w nurse an infant. For that will sait, a
liberal price viii be paid. apply to
REDWOOD s. KEACH,
jy 26-I* S, Main street.
NYANTED--A COOPER. to go to the country.
w Enquire nj LAWRENCE 81 HEWITT :
Glseking mandatory, Bank street, next door be.
loST the Treasury Department. jy 26-it*
M An rED--Dy lady, refugee, u HOME in
w some respectable family. 10 assist in sewing
aud to make herself generally useful. Address s.
NJ. l., Dispatch office j. 26-It*
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For Letters In the List wi
KRTIsED-also, giving da
be two cents ON each lett,
Els LIST.
Morton miss G 4
Morrisett miss Am. liz
Morris miss Liza
Madison MIRA &c
Meredith mrs FT
Miller mrs Ann 4
Miller mrs Stella A
Moody mrs W A =
Mooner mrs r &
Morris mrs Julia A
Morris mrs w r
kforee mrs
MeNesin mrs Mary
Mccall Iai-s Nelly
McCabe miss Mary
Mclean mrs Nal EE =
MeMurrain mrs Oh
New mrs u J
Nugent mrs Mary
Nash mrs Ei:z
Norris Miss (; O ?
Newman miss Jessie
Newman miss |. F
Norris miss Anna
OConnell mrs Ell
Oyerton mrs Rebeeoa
Orange mrs G. ]
Omer miss Va
O'Brien miss NJ A
Owens miss NJ A
Pye mrs g
Paul mrs L a
Paagett mrs Sarah
Parker nrs Mary q
Parker mrs l. G
Pierce mrs Bette
Peak mrs Jane X
Ponder mrs w ID
Peasants mrs
Phillips mrs J II
Phillips hrs Z II
Fits idrs Sarah
Powell mrs Harriet
Powers mrs Ane
Powell mrs Ann II
Prentice mrs 81 III
Perkins MICS III G
Pendleton miss II z
Philips miss Hannah
Richardson miss s
Rogers miss Va J
Rogers miss Mart ha
kease miss Mary
Ready mrs G.
Reins mrs S E ,
Bedford mrs RH
Roy mrs e w
Rogers mrs Z 9
Rowell mrs Mary
Roper mrs NJ r
Robinson mrs S G
Rossi mrs Lucy C.
Robinson mrs Kebecca
RUSSELL mrs Ga
Seoggins mrs L a
Suter miss NJ A
Snmmersel mrs NJ
Stubs mrs Mary F.
Steward mrs Maria
Stuard MIRA G S
Stapier miss Driciila
Stevens mrs ID V
Statham mrs G. &
Southail mrs
Snead miss nj J
sneed miss Matte
Smith miss NJ Z NJ
Slaughter mrs VI G
Slaughter miss S i
Sears MISC g Il
Sims mrs Mary +
Seay niss Emma d
Shopper mrs India
Seldom mrs f J
Shields mrs Phebe
scruggs mrs Mary j
schwartzman mrs Capt
Ga
Scott mrs JAS D
Samuel miss Mary w
Turner miss l. r
Tyler miss Louisa
Trainham mrs 4 s
II Ter miss Va
Tusner Inrs s u
Tyrer mrs C b
Trowbridge mrs II A
fryree miss Sarah E
T0mpkins mrs Ellen
Thornton miss A II
Thomas miss E J
'fipkms mrs Charlotte
Taylor miss | G
Tayler miss EmiIy III
Taliaferro mrs S +
Tabb mrs Thos G
Undertake miss e
Walden mrs II II
Vaughan mrs Favln;a
Walden mrs ].
Waldrop mrs L d
Walden mrs ii IL
WGiiila., mrs S r
Winston mrs T. l.
Worth mrs j
W edward mrs /. 1 A
Worth mrs JOS A
Wood mrs Jennie
Word mrs NJ A
Wright mrs c
Wadesg'orth miss L Z
" heller miss Mary Il
Wade miss Ann Il
Wallace miss Eliza
Walker miss II
Wsddy miss Jane
Wilson miss 4
Weston miss III
Whitman miss III a
white miss Ella
Williamson misc i 5
Williams miss ii l.
Wingiield miss A gues
Wyatt miss Va
Wright miss Mary
Walker mrs II
Wilson mrs III
Warning mrs Julia
Ware mrs f +
" est mrs Kate
Williams MIRA 7 &
Wiilet mrs III Ii
Wilson mrs J e
Wilson mrs ] P2
Wilson, ,nrs =
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Newsoin Jas D xealsR Norphuch C.
Nobiy Jas Il helms Hiram2 Newman Jas
Newsom Z Nsesou DR. C Northrop ny
Naneo - -
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NOTICE-I shall. by authority, cell u pubic
auction, on the 3lsr DAY or JULY, q III;
# not, the next fair day. ut DR.. WIN, z. 0aanasb
barn where they have been stored In he eosnty q
Hanover, 4 lot Of Housshold and Kitchen 3Uxm.
TURE, several Horse Carts, ons OK Cart; Waeoa.
Pioughs Harrows Hoes. 6padss, AxsA "a, &c.
ALSO, several COWS.
TERMs-Cash ON delivery, on the day q sale
~ 2j--1w GEO. WATT.
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INFORMATIOE WANTED-ln regard to the
/ whereabouts Of my brother, Z. F. VAN-LEAR
II member Of company |, 33d re gnent Va Vols -
He was sent to Richmond between the 5th and I2lh
of July. He may be at private house; if So
will be very thankful for the information, which
can be left at the Dispatch office where can ge. it,
iy 2G-;ft C. A VANIEaR
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Citizens Savings Bank 2-Southern Savings Bank
4-Commercial Savings Bank 5-OriSinai Re-
turn--Manager North Carolina Hospital--Ssew
ard Bosher's Hall Hospital-Surgeon In charge
Hospital 4th and Byrd sts-Surgeon Front Royal
General Hosphat-Surgson Bower Hospital.
jy 26--ls THOS. b. BIGGER, r. NJ
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QUARTERMASTRKS OFFICE
GoRDoNsvILLE, July q, l062
DUBLIC SALE OF DAHA0E0 TENT6.-l
will SELL ut public auction. as ChaRlostssvilie,
Va, on THURSDAY, August 7th, 1669 . Args lot
of damaged TENTS, The attention Of papo9 manu.
lecturers 10 invited to this sale.
w. B. RICHARDS IN,
Ives Post ooartermaeter.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Was
taken from the counter, beside the entry
Clerk, in our store during the sale yesterday the
18th, MONEY BOOK, containing about one hun
bred dollars IN notes, order from the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company for FIVE shares
an one other paper contents no. remembered.
After the sale gentleman came forward and
stated that he would testify on oath he saw Ger.
tain person take the Book who is known to us,
and against whom we will forthwith take action
unless the book and money be returned, for the
turn CT which we will pay the above reward
REDWOOD & KEACH
jy 2G-3t 81 Main street.
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NJ 0TICE-lnfOrmation wanted Of tho where.
~ abouts Of Corpl ELLIOT w. ROACH, Co.
A, 18th regiment Alabama Vols, who sent to
some hospital in Richmond and has not been heard
OF since. Address SAML SELLERS,
lst Lieut.. comdg Co. A, 18th Ala. Vols.
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TNVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost Broad
4 street, between Mayo and Eth, black POCK.
Ell BOOK, containing $o26 In Confederate notes. and
81 p in silver; also, my discharge from the Thomas
Artillery, dated June 2ith, 1862. The above re-
ward will be given ii left at this Office, the
corner of 9Th and Bread streets
jy 26-;h~ ELIAS l.. LEVY.
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Oliver Calvin
Orr Jas w
oliver Rich j
Grey 1t JnoO
Owen Jas OF II
Owings J A l.
on Chas
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- the Old Market, or from L small Negro boy who
had then in charges basket containing four pairs Of
military PANTS, unmade; color, Confederate gray
Also, two JACKETS, made, of same color and ma
teral with ticket the collar No 81. suitable
reward viii be paid, if desired, (as the parties
not able to lose them) II left at the stall Of Mr
Craig at the Old Market Nv 26--6tS
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TNAKEN by mistake, from the warehouse on
1 corner of Cary and l4th street. a black leather
TRUNK, good deal worn, contracting a port tolio
many papers relating TO my company, few arti-
Giles of clothing, small quantity OF smoking
baceo, &c. | will be thankful for any information
concerning It, SO that l get 1t again. Address
Captain J. b. JETT,
55h Reg. Va Vols, Box l. LEO,
iy 26-2ts Richmond Va.
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kHTRATED-From 9th street between Clay and
- Leigh on Thursday night al instant a large
brown MARE, with a scar on the back, and right
hind ankle deeply cut by rope. The saddle was
q new Mexican. Amy person who will deliver her
to Mr.. T. j. Sampson at the Danviilc Depot viii be
literally rewarded a. S. MAYO
iy 2t-6tt Isl reyt Ga regulars
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS X w a x IL
4 Stolen, from near the corner of Franklin and
Jefferson SITS, on last Sunday night, IL large black
HORSE, natural PAGER with Jenifer saddle and
military bride The above reward will be given
for their return to the Quarter!nasters office. on
18th, near Main street. jy 90 3t= !.
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w war, in a p4rllsan ranger r, company, IN the the
Eastern part of North Carolina For non con.
script and good man q liberal price will be paid.
Address HENRY HOLT
jy 2t-t;ts Black Creek, Wilson co X C.
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x MALL DWELLING AND BUSINESS STAND,
~ and vacant LOT attached. the South side
OF Venable, between Valley and 18th streeta FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold at auction,
On the premises, on AONDAY, 2sth July, 1892 a.
Al O'Clock +. NJ, the excellent property located ~
above now in the occupancy Of Mr. Patrick O'Rrieu.
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M ANrED-A SUBSTITUTE. to be put III a
w firs,-rate Light artillery company. A cit
zen over 50 years old preferred. Apply al the store
of GEORGE !. HERRING,
iv 3E--3t~ No II, Main ct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
From saltLaIre oily.

GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, June l6.--A bant
VI persons numbering one thousand men, wo
men and children, under the leadership OF one
Morris, who claimed to be the prophet Moses
reapPeared on the earth, have formed settle
ment thirty miles north of this city, and have
committed numerous depredationa upon citizenl
In the vicinity. They refused 10 labor for the.i
support believing the Lord will supply their
wants.
Three Of their number, dIsgusted with the
imposition, attempted to leave, but were ar
rested and placed In confinement heavily
ironed. :
A writ Of habeas corpus was Issued By Chief
Justice Kinney, which was treated with con.
tempt. - -
A sufficient time having elapsed for the pro.
duetion OF the prisoners, second writ, together
with an order for the arrest Of Morris for con-
tempt and for the arrest Of the leaders of the
gang for false imprisonment, were Issued
For the execution Of these, poesee of two
hundred and fifty infantry and artillery were
ordered out on the llth by acting Gov. Fuller.
Morris and his men were found strongly en-
trenched and thoroughly armed. Fighting en-
sued, and two OF the marshal's posse were
killed.
I. % the 18th the rebels pretended to surrender,
but resisted anew as soon 90 the attacking party
approached. In band to hand fight Morris
was killed, and another leader mortslly wound
ed. The rebels were finally overcome.
Several women and children were killed
during the siege, the Morristes refusing to re.
move them TO place of safety.
The prisoners captured number one hundred
and forty-seven. They will be brought before
court tomorrow,
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.gbe ObiO 6tatssnran
MORNING. JUNE a5, 1864
TELEGRAPHIC,
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Rebel Account OF the Battle Near
r~a5 Charleston. egtr u.
New YoRK, June M.-Tbe Charleston Mer
curry Of the 18th says In relation to the battle ol
the previous day: 4...,ft ttl
The Federals made three charges with the
bayonet on the Confederate battery under oom-
msnd Of Col. Lander, once firing single vol
ley. AT each dlschargeit says great gaps were
visible In the Yankee lines. The Federals
finding the battery men unyielding, next tried
fanking movement on both sides, and that on
the west side seriously threatening the rebels
for time, but reinfoEcemente coming up, the
Federals we're repulsed. ..a. ..,.
Tho rebel loss 10 stated at forty killed and
one hundred wounded. The rehels say they
buried one hundred and forty Yankees and cap
tured seventy prisoners. The Federals carried
on their wounded which they (the rebels) es.i-
mate at four hundred. va .r.i '4'A
The account is evidently one-slded, and will
doubtless prove less fatal to life on our side and
more Injurious TO the rebels than here stated,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
From WashinRron.


WAssiNaToN' June 2S-Advioes have been
Feoelvsa a. me war department to-day. dated
U9rintn, June %Ss, ana rom McClellan's army
tnls si.ernoon, Notning OF interest has trans
pifea N any quarter.
, Inere were IN oil $40 amendments to the tag
nlll, he House naving receded from 253 and
sne senate from 40 OF them. The remainder
pecame supleot OF compromise, as embodied
IN tne lSint report OF the committee OF confer
snce, Wnlen was unanimously adopted BY the
senate, Wnlie N tne house the following named
members voted against IL; Allen OF III Browne
., p l., Johnson, Norton, hugen, fendleton,
S9iel, Snies' "nite Oh onlo' Wicklte and
woo.
Inc Dill only awaits the residents signature
70 pecome iaM' ana Is 10 take eject the frat
o. Auguss. Ine Commissioner OF Internal
ns.enue 10 20 receive salary OF iour thousand
do1Tsrs Ma per annum. le,
me eenAse ~ executive session rejected the
Ti 1omuaHon VI ohg'-Sen' Snieids 70 DO Major
SSassal. =,
WAtsaiNeToN, June M.-The treaty between
tne United states and Mexico for the extradi-
US Il cslmiuh' ~ h Is omcaiy proeamsd The
pfovlAlons Of tne treaty are mot applied in any
manner ss any crime or , oepse Of purely
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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\ ss IA B New YoRK. June "a.
fL0UR-rhe market Is more active and fully cent
hhsr Sales Of % 600 barres at 81 1904 10 for supe,
sne sate ~ 504 60 for extra state o. 65 for choic
oo ~ 1904 30 for supernne westerni ~ sOD4 20 10
Oonmon TO medium extra western; e50D5 Us for oom
nlon 70 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
" 1896 80 for trade brands market closing nini via
no sellers at inside quotations.
CANADIAN RL0UR-Ths market 10 So better with az
demand Sales Of 1860 barrels at ~ 5O4 q
ior common - 7O@6 90 for common to choice extra
EYE ELOuR-steady and quiet with saea Of 800 brl,
JeIssy and Brand yWins; e3 10 Marsh's Oalorlc.
o.S steady Aad closed hrmer. salos Of
,S %SaaArMs.l.t lat; excited fully e pr eu.Asl higher
aPrnr at 9scdDsi OIL 20 900 bush Milwaukee ciub AZ
nsgi w; 5000 do amber Iowa and Wisconsin at 81 O0
WI x 1Oo winter red western at 81 l41l II; Il 500
pusn amber Michigan at e1 1901 90 5000 bu,h white
1dSna at 81 20; 5000 bushels Of white Michigan at
,aYE-scaroe and Arm at Ss07Os for western and 7sa
BARLEY-Nomlnal, We notoe sales OF l. 500 barrel.
onoice barley malt at ei 10 on abort time.
10 10 better With fair demand for ex.
ata nome consumption fales Of 10 700 bush at
svSo'o Ior oid mixed western; 47@50 for common TO
pIme newmixed; lsk@4to for unsOund 200 for Whls
ooATs-stsady, at t4ss4so for jersey Canada western,
sGdAE-Raw, continues Arm, but business limited.
At 1SShe for Cuba, and skc for Porto Rico. ="
oIA quiet nothing Of moment doinr.
S's ss sr nss. s.S %Ss: Ssss sssi so @ ss,s:
70 SgS 6gK for prime and $40 7S II Tor prime Dnsss
SsEE-2uist az and prices steady. Bales Of $50 barrels
sonSs,v ~ W 9r Soun'Iy prime; 90 0o@Io 90 for
- V09l3 81 for extra meas. - = : T''' S~--N
,osd PRIME MESS BEnf-Marks. dull and nominal a.
BsEP HAMs-Qul.t and uuchanrsd
Our MEATb-Quiet and very Arm aaIaa IN mo III.
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Arrival OF sick and wounded,

New YoRK, June 23,--The steamships DAME,
Webser and 8. R. spsuldlng. having on board
six hundred and forty-eighs sick and wounded
soldiers, arrived here this morning. On The
Daniel Webster are the following:
Indiana regiments--Jno Mccullough, 2Oth
Ind. Michigan regiments-Jas. Waterman,
Geo. Cation, F. Flint, 7th Mich; Alex. Crops,
50 90. Ohio-Jewett, 7lh. E. J. Crane, D. 8.
howerd, +. vanburca, sergeant ]no. r. Randall,
Is.i Albert Middlesworth, A. D. Church, 5th;
J. K. P. McCleary I'd. ~ :"
Arrived per 8. R. Spaulding-N. A. Hopkins,
"a Mich; q. +. Holmes, sergeant ]. B. Fortier,
Sih Mich; Samuel McMullen, Jno. A. Strong,
IIh Mich; corporal J. H. Rikert, 5.h Mich, Jno.
Hull, 18th Michigan. -