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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

SAN FRANoIso1, Aug 6--arrived, chip West
ern Continent from Hong Kong with dates to
the 7th Of June. Fourteen pirates were sen-
fenced to be hung.
TiDgpc, the rebel stronghold, Wss captured
by the allies. The French Admiral Bratel was
killed. MaTgo, British Admiral WAS concen
tratng near Shanghai, to oppose the medtated
rebel attack
News from Honolulu 10 the 18th nit, is ua.
important. A bill before the Legislature pro
vides that no officer shall be appointed by the
Government who cannot read, W,its and con
verse intelligently in the Hawaiian
News from Arzon4, without dases, state that
the Carleton, California, volunteers, reached
the Rio Grande withou. opposition.
The rebel Sibley has withdrawn from New
Mexico into Texaa.
Apache Indians attacked two companies OF
our cavalry while passing through the Missilla
valley, killing seven and wounding several.
The Indians were repulsed with heavy loss
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CiaomNArI, Aug. o.

ciaonfNLTI. Aug. o.
FLoUK-A good demand at very full prices. The
saes comprise 1000 barrels including 1000 do sold to
the conmlssGIy, at 81 0O94 10 for superAne u ls9
4 25 for extra, and 81 3Ok4 IS for fancy.
WHIBKY-A good demand, and prices hchigher,-
Sales Of 1850 barrels at 2oh@2j%o tie latter rate fol-
wagon.
FR0VIsIONs-In good domsUd for shoulders Ut "a
axe but y; more is ssaed.
LARD-Wanted 1T old prices, bat lli;s cl to be
had.
HAMs-Firm at 71z@7i1c FOR common, and 99IOc
for sugar cured.
MESS PORK-No movement.
eIDEs-Nothing doing.
SUGAR-At 9AGI0Ac.
MULASSES-ht 5Oel52c
O0FFEE-22923hc,i n the jobbing way,
WAEAr-The inquiry for prime samples vas good in
the moTDiug and fn prices were reslized hut aer the
dispatches from New York were made public the demand
less active, buyers being unwilling to py the prices
crrrentin the morning bus holders were rm and not
disposed to mske any conceiti1ns, ard the market
closed quiet. We quote p me red at e34e5c; Indiana
Ohio White at SIC 90c, and prime to choice Kentucky
white at 95 $50. The saes reported 1000 bushe
prime at e3c; 1000 bushels at 81, 350 prime do al
e5c 1000 1T eBr, Iar delivered; and 300 do alr DO a.
sc delivered.
CoRN-The receipts were large to-day, and the mar
ket rsled Gull and ovald the cote prices declined &c
per bushe, closing at 33Sc ut the lover depOB; these
the prices paid for imu edate delivery; for fun
delivery there are no buyers at over 35c,
0ATs-The market continues dull, hut We have no
further change TO notice In prices. We quote them at
flO III Duk' Aho dIhNai sO ie VI tue nem oIOp hhNe
very sal tut what has been offered is Of an iDfe
FLOR Quality and very light, parcels not weighing
more than 90 lbs TO the bush.
RYE-Cbe market ia steady at the decline noticed
yesterday Saes Of $50 bush al 62c at the depots and
45O do at 63c
BARLEY The offerings of the new crop are light
aud with fair demand the market rules firm at 70g7jC
for good to prime fail; two samples Of spring
sold at Csc.
HAY-Tbe,e is moder lie inquiry for loose pressed
at Sl@2 per tun on arrival; ighi pressed is dull AND
nominal there is demand for it, IL lots were forced
on he markeit could lot be sold ~ better than $s
CREB5E--The market is unchanged and steady We
quote selected W. Il. at $50.
SuTTER-The supply of choice qualities is light and
hardly equal to the oemand and for such full prices art
pers We quote prime to choice at Ilsls,, and fair lC
coed OF sh9c.
Castle.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

Geo W. Eirtiand' ! Superior Court Of franklin Co.,
nbto
A. ]. Moore, ct al>
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT FL, FA, TO
~ ne directed from the superior COURT Of Franklin
County, Ohio will ofer for sale at public auction at
the door Of the COURT House. in the City Of Columbus
on
Saturday, the 6.h day of Sept, A. D., 1862,
at one o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es
tate situate in Franklin County, Ohio, to witt InlotS Eos
as 46 AZ and 49, In the Town Of Reynodsburg, with the
privileges and appurtenaeces Also lOl acres Of land
10 Jefferson Township being part Of the fourth section
Township one, range sixteen, United States Military
lands beginning the southwest corner OF said section
thence east on the sectional line fifty chains and fifty
nks thence north twenty chains; thence west fifty chaDi
and ty links to the sectional line thence south will
said line twenty chains to the beginning, Appraised az
follows
Lot No. As at 94O0 90.
IS 48at 90 90.
47at 80 90.
/" 48at 80 90.
The I0l acres Of land at $50 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees-S4.50.
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Tho RnIr,a a, Klr,rnr,Ira.

HUDaoN. Mo, Aug. 9-Additional particu.
lars OF the fight between Col. McNeil's com.
mend and POrter's guerrillss at Kirksville come
days since, have been received here. One hun.
dred and twenty.eight dead rebels were found
on the field and buried. Their entire loss could
not have been less than three hundred.
1t is estimated on reliable authority that fully
two thousand Of Porter's gang have deserted
him, and are scattered, several hundred of them
being prisoners. The balance Of his force,
whicn was originally three thousand, are rapid.
ly retiring, pursued by Colonel McNeil's troops
in four columns. The Federal loss was eigh,
killed and twenty Ave wounded.
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN TIE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 iDjure the Halr in the least remedies
the III effects Of bad Dyes and invgorates the Bair fol
lifs' GREY RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
IL The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
LoR, on he four Sides Of each boa
Factory No. 81 BARCLAY street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
naye9-dawly NEW YORK,
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WAsHiNoroN, Aug. l0-The following off
GERS have been exchanged, and may at once
enter upon duty: Col KSnly, lsl Md, Lieut..
Col. Huffman, Sth Inf; Maj ClitE, l2ih Inf,
snd Maj Dwight, 81 Mass; Capt. Wallace, 1st
Inf; Capts. Bowman and Hopkins and Lieuts.
sterne, VsnbOrn and Lag, 81 Ipfsutsy; Capt.
Gibbs, 81 Cavalry: Capts. Stevenson and Pot
ter and Lieuts. Plummer, Hancock and Ryan,
7th Infantry; Capt. Jordon, 9Th Infantry; Lieu
tenants McNalley and CriHsy, Sd Cayalry. Col
onel CoTooran will be exchanged fcg ColOuel
Hanson.
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New York stock Market.
ITEtSoEArHED roR TUE OHIO sTATEsAAs.l

NEw YoRK, August Ii.
socks second beard dull Chicago ard Rock Island
65; NoTg ch and Worcester 42H, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem SDd preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo 4sA; Illinois Central scrp59L Michigan South
ern guaranteed 59K; American Gold l2h9Ii2%; Pacific
Mail hoy New York Central 93h Hudson Al; Harlem
IL; Harlem preferred 3eX Michigan Central 63% Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Itt bonds 81; q. 8.
sixss 1881 coupons 0524; California sevens 81; Brook
lyn water loan lO0X; Indiana and Michigsn co. Illinois
Central scrip 59A Terra HaGte aud Wabash I'd bonds
64h Erie 4th bonds COX; Del L. & W. l0l Galena and
Chicago G0Ni Cleveland and PittsbuTg 2ls; Erie 30X
DO preferred 05A; Cleseland & Toledo 4s, Treasury
notes $40 lU2K9lO3; Little Mlam! l08; Michigan
Southern 27A; Mchigan Southern second e3; Erie Sd
bonds 81 Iittiburg, Fort Wayne Chicago 2d bonds
AZ, DO lst g2M Chicago North Western st 30, do %
49, do assorted bondi AZ; Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati III; Panama l35; Missouri V,xes a.; Ten
nessse sixes ST. Racine and Milwaukee li2ki United
States Us 1881 coupons 99: RegsteTsd V5i Chicago,
Ellington q Quincy 7Sh; Milwaukee aad Prairie du
Chen 3 Delaware and Hudson 95 ohi,ago and lndiana
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Cleveland Market.
CLEvELANp, August |

ULEVRLAkpI August IL
FLoUR--Tbe market on Saturday was unchanged
No sales reported.
WHEAT-Sales on ssturdsy, afier CDsnge, seVeIa
car oadn red at 81 Ot and 5000 bushels and ZOO bush
els at sI O5, fee OH ard. The market closed weak
owing 10 the decline in New York.
CORN Quoted at 4Oc.
OATs-ssIe of boat loai at 35:.
UIGHNI Es--qale Of so bbls at $50,
BUrTER-G1od grades meet ready sale at llSl2c
small lots choice sell at lakc
EGG - nssleable.
DRIED PPLEssteady at 4&c
l,Rt--Quoted l. al TKc; choice lots &c.
bEANs-Ied a. 81 5O92 10, according to quality
Leddsr.
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TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Chose Contemplating Marriage.
TIE pndersigned will give information on very IN.
Nrestino and important subject which will be valu.
cd more than thousand time7ita cost by every srrIed
couple Of any age OK condition ia ife. The information
will bs sent by wsi to any address The receipt Of 9s
cents tstver) and one rec stamp.
All Letters should be addressed t.
d. e. sioG2IS, ID D.
oct3l- l-ly3AWd&R BostcL, uss
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Generel uTcCooh,s FuueraI,

CINCINNATI, Aug. ll.-Gen. McCook's funer
al was on imposing affsir. There wss a large
attendance of military and citizens
The statement of the Philadelphia Press
that the General was shot while kneeling and
begging fer mercy, Is denied b. Captain Burt,
the Generals Adjutant, who Gays be was kneel-
ing assisting the driver to manage the Tighten
ed horses
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
asv YOrl narGs,


NtW YORK. August IL
FLoUR-The mari ct Is heavy and Sc lower, with only
demand for export and home consumption; sales OF
Is 900 bar elsat a. e05 00 for supe1ne state; s. 10
as 25 for extra gate; 81 6U5 90 for superhne westeTn
IS lO95 35 forcommon to medium extra sesern % ~
hoop Ohio; IS 6098 2j forbade brands market closing
heavy, with no buyers at outside quotations.
0AsADAH FLoSsIhs 9sss "a iS sIy 9gS So
and IS 3O96 25 for good to choice extra.
RYE FLoUB-ouiet and steady, with sales at % 70
GAS.
o0aN MEAL-In fair request, with saleS Of 700 bbs
at 80 so. ..
WHIsKY--Tha market Ia scarcely 90 arm with Gales
OF $50 barrels at 2043ic
WHEAT-Aciive and closed thaas hrmFr; the de-
cline In reghts has favorable eeo sales le70O bush
Chicago spring at 81 1901 81; the later price or veIy
choice; 90 900 bushels Milwaukee, cub at 81 l0gi 9s
western st 81 ss9 81; $500 hush mixed ws,iern q
81 34 22 600 bush amber Michigan At 81 3i9l 90;
67OB bush inferior white Indiana at 9 32 i5OO bush
winter red limo at 81 26K; 20 O6D bushels white
Michigan at 81 409i a. snd 400 bush white Kentucky
BYE-Quet, with sales at 7e97ss for western, and SO
G65c for state.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
COBN-Gj0d Aog nd corn very scarce end shade drm
err while uDtouud !, abundaDl and prices favor tee buy
err the sales $500 bnsh at 575sc for sound old
mixed ives erni 5s955; for eaSterni 45@5Oc for un'
sound.
oATS-Ao i've and frmer with sales at 47c85Oo for
Jcney CAp4da, western and state,
C0sfEE-Q ,iet and without mVterial change.
PORK Gu ~ and without material change Ia price,
sale, Of 2oO barrels at SlDll 81 for prime mess &9e7H
a. 10 q for prime
5EsF-o Quiet and Ornet; sale, 100 bols at IS 5O7 90
tor couDry ptims Se4lO for country mess; Sl2 for
EQUITY nes. Si2Sl3 rs for Iepacked mess and Sl39
l. 50 foTtXtIa "a ess.
PuIME Il ) BEEF AND BEEF HAM, Dull and
price, hoD Eat
saa igO racGasgs at Sl@4c Tor shoulders 549Uc for
hams.
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Americans In secretary
SgaugOm9R Order.

ToRoNTo, G. W., Ang. ll.-Exraordinary
numbers Of Americans are here to escape being
(fafted. tsk
The Toronto Globe, which Is friendly to the
North says that Stsnton's late orderlIs impoitic,
absurd and tyFannical, and that only the craven
hearted disloyaI and incspables will come here
and return home after the 18th, and their de.
parture from Canada will excite no regret,
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,,n''sS w..'.S ,',.,,. s.'''', franklin oe~-s. Pleas.
DK VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas of
Irankn county, Ohio will offer for aas a public nuc-
iumbus, Ohio, on
Saturday the 23i day Of August. A D. is60.
ct O'Clock, p. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate In franklin county. Ohio, 10 Wit;
Ire west half Of lnlot No t70ol desgna,ed on the
recorded plat OF Mc0oVRn's addition 70 The CiN Of 0o
lumhus, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
w.auTENAN. Sheriff.
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OsWFeo, Aug. ll.-Col. Littejahn's regi.
ment already numbers over twelve hundred
men. Some companies from the country have
been obliged to discharge their overAowing
numbers, and fifteen strong men refused from
one company this morning wept like ohildren.
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Another Fight with GuerrllIas.

HUDSON, Mo-, Aug l0.-Col. Mcneil again
overlook Porter's Guerrillas yesterday at
Stockton, in the western part Of Macon county,
aud after short fight routed them, killing and
woundiDg large number and capturing many
horses. The rebels we're scattered in all direc
tions. Some of the prisoners captured had TAX
en- the oath and given bonds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

NEw YoRK, August lin consequence Of
new and strlct orders received to-day, Provost
Marshal Kennedy prohibited passengere going
out in the California steamer without passports
and the steamer has been detained. All per-
sons found in the streets to-day in military uni
form without proper passes, were arrested by
the police.
Rev. John c. Brigham died to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10 Six thousand cavalry
are already enrolled, snd further enlstments
are rejected, there being one thousand over the
quota. Infantry are enrolling rapidly. There
is no necessity of drafting in the first Fequis-
tion of the Federal Government,
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WIN. B HURD & CO., New York.
iulyl4-dtwGwls fromteb96'62
The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

DHEPAhE FROM AN IMPROVED
Il recipe by the proprietor Of the "BRoTHEa JoNA.
THAN POLISH ;" is certified by all the leading New YORK
nu!ntuie Dealers and Piano'Forte Makers 10 be ths
best IN the world for removing ecratches MarTs s,d
and restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinda
o. Vanished Work. from Furniture to Leather II Is
eneaper sod peter than Vanish dries Immediately and
bottle or two Of this NKw FURMTuRE POLISH House.
keeper can work agc In the furniture Of house and
keep " LOOKING like new. Now is the time to shine
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks Panoa Picture Frames
carriages, ETC., and make them look Hty per cent bet
yer. & rms Is true economy. For sale by Furniture
peslers and Storekeepers generally. Price, 25 and 50
cents bottle. Depot No. l. Spruce Street, New York
YonK P. o. ' ~"
July yH-dtw&W1yfromfeb268
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MADlsoN, Wis.,, Aug. 1.-THE whole quota
Of the State Tor the fret call will be full BY the
l5,h, and indications of q surplus. Many To-
calities cannot be reached BY telegraph or mail
very readily, or both calls would be allied BY
the 18th without resortng TO draft,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

SAN FRANoIsoo, Aug 7,-CsptAin Nv son, at
Manzinillo on the 3Oh uit,, repor.s ~ tie
agents Of the Golden Case nero that 9th tie
shelving beach and heavy surf where the wreck
is lying, there is little probability oil saving the
treasure. He with party of the crew and Of
e ,ers, remained aS agents of the Underwater,
protecting the wreck, with hopes of saving sc-
ditionsl lives. Third cfacer Scott, in charge
of a boat containing twenty to thirty, had not
reached MAJ zAnillo at last accounts.
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Rcmoved from his old Ofrice.

Dr. A. B. WILLIAhs, W. Broadway near high ST.,
Columbus o. hes devoted himself for series Of years
TO the treatment Of certain private diseases BE may be
sobsulted .. lis Os Broadway, near che Exchange
Bank. ut.
ian l9dk
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Master Commissioners Sale.

John Malott Superior Court
VA Of
wm. Bashaw ct al.i Franklin county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said court, to me directed will Offer for sale at
public auction at the door Of The Court House In the city
or Columbus, on
Saturday, the 23l day Of August, A. D. 1862,
AT one o'clock p M the following described real estate
situate 10 franklin county, chic. to wit;
Iniot No four (i) in the town Of Harrisburg, in said
franklin county.
fr-fFf'-'' q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees, % so. and Master Commissioner.
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Money MARI CT.
lsIL,oRAruED ,OR rEs ONO srArnsAs. /,

lsELIsRAPHED SoE rIs ONO sTATssLS
NEw YORK, August IL.
Sterling Exchange more active and steady Bankers
bills selling l24h9l25.
American Gold armer, opening ut 10 and closing
steady at l3z,
California Gold Bars very dull ard nominal.
Government Stocks steady. United states skies
1881 ut 907SB99; United States 10 Treasury Notes
IO39l03K
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SPECIAL NOTICES
lgM MANHOOD.

To the Nervous of both sexes. A 70.
tired Clergyman having been restored 10 health in
few days after many yea Of great suGering Is willing
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Ana
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nsuRMo
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MONTREAL, August ll.-The Canadian Par.
Lament is summoned to meet on the 29th inst
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Phi Order.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ii The following circu.
lar has boen issued to-day:
uIHe War DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August III, 1862 (
To MiitaJy Commanders, PrOUOst MaTshals
United States Marshals and Police OGiceyS'
You will receive herewith az order of the
War Department to prevent the evasion Of
military duty and for the suppression of dis
loyal partiesi dated the 8sh of August, 1862
This order, to be efficient, is necessarily very
comprehensive in ita terms. Its proper prose-
cutl0n requires the exerolse OF sound Judgment
and discretion by the officers to whom its en-
foreemeEE . entrusted, aud TO guide you in
its execution the following instructions are to
be observed:
LIST. the order comprises two oases of per-
some, namely: those who are about leaving the
United States TO evade military duty, and those
who, for the same purpose, leave their own
State. Leaving the United States until the
military daft is perfected lie absolutely prohibit
cd; but it was not the Intention of the order to
interfere With transit of any person from State
to State, bat those Who deEign 70 eVade military
duty. The order will authorize the detention
of any person leaving his own State, county or
military district.
2i' Any person detained may be relieved on
giving bonds TO the United States with sufi-
cient security in the sum of $1,000, conditional
for the performance of military duty If he
should be drafted, or the providing the proper
substitute.
Sd. Immediate report is to be made to this
office OF all persons detained, With the place of
their detention.
4sh You will exercise the powers of arrest
and detention with caution and foibearance, so
az to avoid giving annoyance or trouble to any
persons excepting those who are seeking to
evade the performance of their duty to their
country.
5th. The Governors of their respective
States are authorized to give passes or permits
to their own citizens desiring to leave their State
without intent to avoid military duty.
By order of the Secretary of War.
L. c. TURNER,
Judge Advocate.