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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-02
January 30, 1850.

ANOTHER NEW oERTIRIoATE-DR. KEYsBR'E
PICTORIAL eYRUP.-I had been troubled with oougi
and cold tor several Weeksso bad 1t that could
sleep. had the advice and prescriptions from three o
the best in the city, whom ioonld name but d.
mot do So finally procured bottlo Of your Pectora
Syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed,
j. W. sIM0NT0N,
seLlberty street, Pittsburgh Pa, Jan. 9, 1890.
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ID 4 e A O HI ID gHEETINGS AND
ID sHIRTINGe, all widths, Of most celebrated makes
now offered h greatest variety and ct yeE lOE prices.
upEiD No. - bcnth High FtFest,
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MIR. KENNEDY, OF ROXRUJRY;
M has discovered In one OF our comm on paatu "a weed,
1 Temedy that curoa '-a
x-s Rw-
EiV0xV KIND OF l4UmOT.
lfrrrtE -. .---'-
FROM
Tha worst gorofula dnvn n A oomYnon plupla
- ~
He has tried Il 10 eleven hundred cases. and ney.
or failed except In two cases (both thunder humor He
has now in h possession over hundred certificates Of
re- So,tls, sra w.rrsntsd "a crr" nu,.,no ,o,,
month o's '''N ''''
IN. n thy.s botti., MI, cpy. The vor.t k,pd a, p,mns.
an tbe Sacs -
-o ~ th,.. ho,,,a. ,,li oisay ,bs sv,ta, =, h,,..
Two bottles arc warranted 70 euro tho wort cauSsr In
a. ~ s.h vvss.' ~ .sh '" S~'" '-" "OAN' N""AS IN
hrss to av hattIe. .yo warranted 10 our, tbs vor.
Ia :, 70 %vs Do'''' Afe "A'fAneu " 'ui' 'n' "0''
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all hunOr
the Eyes.
and blotches among the hair.
-Four TO Sx bottles arc warranted to cure corrupt and
Running ulcen.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of tho skin.
klnS Of rinSworm' nv " '~'' Wv WIS.,
Two or three bottles are warranted to curo the most
deEoerate caas of rheumatim =
hree 10 four bottles 10
Fyo 10 eisht botes viii euro Inc Worut csse OF .cro-
fuia,
benefit 10 aIWays experienced from the nrst bottle
perect cure h wsrrsnted When he above auantitv 4
afen, - = - = =
RoxBURY. MASS.
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TUxoy, IN Sunng ~ knos 81 n1mUn, 20 wen eslay
S @ ao nnanmous M voice ., al VINO nsve ever usSo H.
s sHst i,,1i HeS% nos ~ an On VIC -
the country are unanimous In ih praise.
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7. or,.a a. ,,.. o,,,..,., ,on, 49, ,.r,n., ,..
70 M natural sweetness and your babe from short and
retfu maps to calm and sweet glumben and the Medical
Discovery becomes fountain ofblessng TO your husband
Ana housenola. nola......
ANE Err
Itextends 10 the stomach causing
DYSPEPSlA,
irtestne1 and = = y -
DNEYS
creating sinking gone feeling and an indifference ever
10 the cares Of youf family ~.
Your stomach is
PAW ANN uNRs.Amnn
h~ AtsA y 1.
your food dsresses you and you can only take certain
kinds, and even oi that your system does not got hall
tne canker eats tupi then your complexion loses itl
bloom and becomes saiioW snd greensn and your pes
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McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT HM

VIII relieve pain almoEt tnstAntaneou1y and " vi
cleanse purify and heal the foueat uoEes In an inore1
ty Short tmo.
For Horses and other Animals.
Mclean celebrated Lninent ID tho only safe andre,
liable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind.
CALLS Splints Unnatural Bumps Nodes or SWellingn u
viii never la to cure Big Head, Poll Evil Fi1tnls Old
running Sores OF Sweeny, II properly applied. For
6pTains Bruises Scratches, Sores OF Wounds Cracked
remedy. Apply 1t as directed, and cure Il certain n
every instance. Esx.1
Then trife no longer with the many SoEthle5. LAM:
celebrated Liniment. It will cure you. u ss41
J, HI. MCLEAN, Sole PTopEtetor,..
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, Bt. Louis, he.s
For sals By ROBERTS q sABUHL,
auV26-daET1s Columbus. ohlc.
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P1TrsRuRau. Aprll "a. 1857

PTTTsBrRaH, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KEYsni have daugh-
ter who has taken several medcineh for q bad cough
without beneht-among them Ayers Cherry Pectoral,-
l purchased from yor q bottle Of your PICTORIAL
SYRUP, and before She had used half bottle she was
relieved. The second bottle cured her entirely OF her
cough JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny.
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO,


MARKTTA OoLLRaE 1T Ia truly magnificent work,
an honor to the euthor the publishers, and the whole
country. ."-PrcBldent Andrews. A1-a g. a
OHIO WnLHYAH UMvKRsITY 80" II exceeds my expecta.
tons It will be my guide in orthognphy and pronun-
citation, and will often be consulted by for its neat
and accurate definitions. PRECEDENT Thompson.
W. B. ECLECTIC ooLLEoR. Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthography! At recent meeting OF our
Faculty, 1t decided to change It to conform to that
Of Worcester's Royal Quarto Dictionary"
Garfield.
WEsTERH RESKRvE ooILEaE.-'I nnd It worthy Of
cordial appreciation. ."-President Hitchcock.
oBnLm coLLRsE.-"It more than meets my expecta.
tons, ! recommend II 90 the standard authority in
orthoepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Presdent
Morgan.
ANTIOCH coLIDsE. 81 adopt and aim TO use In teach
ing writing and speaking, the orhography and pronun-
ciation Of Worce1tsrls Royal Quarto Distionary."-
President Hill.
'1n all my writing, speaking, and teaching have en-.
deavored to conform 10 the rules for ortbogaphy and
pronunciation contained In Worcesters Dictionary %
Horace Mann, late President.
RKEYoH OoLLDaE, GAMBIA .-sI most cordially recon.
mond II az the most reliable standard uthory Of the
English language a. 1t IL now written and spoken.
President Andrews.
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iTHunuEvILLE. O., Mar

have used Dr, Keysers Cough syrup for bad conEh
Of several years standing, and cheerfully say 1t /.
the best medicine for the that have ever taken.
J.W. PRIO1
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They at home and any one who has doubts can In.
quire Of tho person who have been cured BY e. tpi
DR.. KEYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME 70
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALL
THosh WHO NEED HIS MEDIoINRsg rri,s
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PIrTspuRan, Jan. N, Io0O.

ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of ave year,
landing cured by DIR, KBYsER's PROTORAL sYRUP
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AHINK MUREs, vIcToRINHs and ouTFs "a an,
N now selling at very low prices, also ali other kindi
fashionable tun. PETR BANE,
decHL No. 90 South High %.
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III INVITE ATTENTION to somo Of the mos, sx-
traordinary cures by my 49, "A Ti I
PECTORAL SYRUP.
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SeLIborty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9,

..SToP THAT,o0UGHINa."--'Ho can l do itr "Gt
TO Keyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his oougf
Pectois and that dopt cure you, your case must b
desperate indeed" lhiS 10 specimen Of the colioqIS
one hears almost every day In cold catching perodS Of
the year. and We can, from actual experiment. cheer
fully concur IL the advisers edmonton above, Tor
have tried the PectOral,' In most stubborn win
entire success Near two weeks ago We went to Pittsburgh
with one Of the most distressing contrary muiiBh, un-
subduabe coughs we ever experienced since advent
upon this mundane sphere We cOughed steadily and
aborouBly for one whole week, In hopes Of TSny Is 0t
but it vas NO CO. In fact II seemed rather to have i'm
proved by practice and 10 have acquired strength poeD-
cy and dsrSsst6y by the operation. 10 this sage CT
the SIEGE We cou ghed way TO KeySers 100 Wood st.
proc1reda atty cent bottle OF the Peotorsr took II
accordg 70 directions, and in fOryeight hours We were
master Of the Aeld, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with
formidable an adversary as KeyseTs famous "Cough
Pectoral. .'--Dr0tONsvtRe OllPper, Dec, II, 1850.
DIR. KEYsER's PECT0RAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold by Dr. GE0RGR II. KEYSER, l4O Wood street.
Pittabufph, Pa.
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~ CARD.

III AvHNG THIS DAY SOLD our
III Stock of GroosTies 70 O. D. DBMINo, psehesnally
recommend him 10 our old palEons and friends; -
uoIurubus, March sch, leSI-spl-dtf v6fsag
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Read tie DSoisiOns of TIC Aenbers of kAS ONO State
Tb0ohev's Assooiitt0n. 'if
The undersigned, members Of tho Ohio State Teacher
Association, adopt and aim to In teaching writing
and speaking, the photography and pronunciation Of
Worceser's Roya Quarto Dictionary, and most cor
daily recommend % the most reliable standard su
thorty Of the English language IL written and
spoken. fIHrg ID
LoRM ANDREWS, President Kenyon College. ID. 7.
N. D. LRaerrT, superintendent Zsnesville Schools.
THos ". HARvrl, eupt MAssilon Union Schools.
n. 2. CowDERT, supt Public Schools Banduuky.
JONI LIHoH, supt Public Schools Oircley willie,
b. N. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female 6emina-
~.
WM. MITCHELL, gupt Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JoHN osDrN, Principal State Normal School, Mime
0YRUs MASON, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati.
II. 8. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN Real, Principal McNeely Normal School.
Eli T. TArrAH, Prof. Mathematics Ohio University.
WIN. W. EpwARDs, eup't Troy Union School
A. @. HoPKlNs, Principal West High School, oleve'
g. A. NORTON, Associate Principal high School, olsvs-
THEODORE srERLrs. Principal High School, clsvs
land.
r.. =. HuMsroN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
J. A. GARFIELD, President Of Electc Institute, HI
ram.
". T.; HARRu, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Unlverhty
H. H. BARNEY, Ex.oOmmissiOnsr Of Common Schools
JIHEs Momor, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlln COLLEGE.
THos. HILL, President Antioch College.
Q. W. II. oATHcART, Prof. Mathematics, High
School, Dayton. tsIF
8. o. oRUHBAuau, Prof. Language, High School
Dayton. = -"
8. NJ. BARRIER, supt Union Schools, Ashland.
Aore Mdn SSg Hundred oiher Presideats of Oolle.
GeS, Professors, Authors and Distin0utshdd Edvcd-
tors, hd0s eisdoFsed tie db0ue senttHaent.
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VIII efcctually cure
LIvEn COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDIt

viii eheotually cuTe
LIvEn COMPLAINT, DYsPERblA' 'AuNpiuht
u,..
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases Of the kidneys
snd ell diseases arising from dsoroerod VeI o pv1
oc " opa rss = Hssa pS
pain OF swimming the head, Pail pation Of the Heart
fullness Weight In the Stomach Sour nructRtions
Choking suGocating feeling when lying down. prvne
Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night bweat, In
yard Reyss PAN In inc S%a o. no % SIon cnes q s1s
Dreams, Languor Dependency any Nervous Disease
Sores or Bloches on the Bkn, and Fever and Agueto
ohills and Rever)
u.v. been 'o'" during tic s. six months and in no
stance has II iaied S IN yng snie :, sSts %Ssn No
IT aM,a % aTpENnTpWSNn GoRni A. ~;ii cnTe vou3
W cs % sJs,nsis dsa n he inmo
a. NJ lolbuoeo .n ~, W., ~ 80 ~ S.eaa -, taLn.
uAe M anu an9s' mi S,anua sd battarsa
sussm SstheT down NV escsss Ves by
v E - red S ;cSnsss the e,syed and unstTuns
organization - Ies'Oiou " -. P,...Ho ~DU
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others conscious OF inability, from whatever cause
viii and Mclean /. .strengtheninS Cordial thorough
assatcT N The svstem: and an who NAV have injured
themTeves bv muroper ipduIQences will nd IN the Cor
dIal a eertain and gpeedy remedy.
M sn1.n,a..
MeI,san,e STRENGTHENING GOrhiaI
AAAVAAo'-A o-s .S
- ~. - S.u - 49, ~ S,,r.ror,.
KNUIPIENT TOONSUMPTAON,W WHITES
Obstructed or Difficult Menstruaton, incontnence Of
Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of the
Womb diddiness Painting and ell Diseases incidnet
Yemaies
- sn g.. 40 1x,,toka Ahnrt q,
1hoto ~ hv AbS@Ae ASV"s "'
suffer no longer. Take It according TO Directions. II
will stimulate, strengthen and invgorate you and cause
DO bloom Of health to mount your check again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satiIfactica.
ROFx OHHIIDRENa
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Gents Linen Shirt Collars,

lOF SUPERIOR QUALITY, IN ,GAR
~ R0TE, Standing, Byron, Pemigray, Renfrew and
other shapes. Hemmed Pocket Handkerchief Neck
Ties Stocks Street and Evening Gloves, Half Hose Of
every kind Under Garments and all kinds Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods in great variety and at moderate prices
Balm q Son,
feb22 No. % South High street.
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aTne Democratic Platform

The following ADDAEss aud PLATFoAM were
ananimOuJly adopted BY the Democratic State
Convention which was held in the city of Co
umbus, on the Fourth day of July, 1862:
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
q =. - LINZ.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXxVu CONGRESS SECOND SESSION
WASHINGTON, July 4.

WASHINGTON, July 4.
SFNATE.-Sumuer presented petitions
asking that the Preside nj be requested to
call on all loyal persons TO return to their
allegiance, and TO report themselves within
the lines of the army.
Grimes offered resolution that the Sec
rotary OF War be authorized TO transmit to
the Senate the official report of Col. Candy
in regard to military operations in New
Mexico, especially that of the battle of
March last
Rice Injected to its present consideration.
Laid over.
Powell moved to take up the bill abolish
ing the Thanking privilege.
Rice objected. No quorum was found.
Clark moved that the Sergeant at Arms
request the attendance of absentees. On
motion of King the Seuate adjourned, hav-
ing been in session half an hour.
Mr.. Grimes called up his resolution, call
ing on the Secretary OF War for official re-
ports fiom Col. Candy in regard to opera
tons in New Mexico. Adopted
Mr.. Hale introduced bill repeating the
act reqniriug the bonds of pay masters and
assistant pay masters TO be approved by the
judge or at orney of the district IN which
they reside.
Mr.. Chandler, from the same committee,
reported back the bill TO abolish certain
ports of delivery in the Mississippi Valley.
Passed.
He also reported bill for the collection
of revenue in Northern districts, and on
the Eastern and North western frontier.
The bill provides that vessels in the
coast trade shall file manifests with the col
lector with duties thereon, and author zes
the Secretary Of the Treasury to adopt spe-
cial agencies at the re-opened frontier
ports. Passed
Mr.. Lane of K luSas eff red a resolution
that the President be required to inform
the Senate of the amounts u-.e the State of
Kansas from the several depart ments of
government with "A view of applying the
same to the pay ment of taxes due from the
S ate OF Kansas. Adopted.
Mr.. Wade called up the bill providing
for rtain post roads
The bill provides tor bridge across the
Ohio river at S,eubenvlle.
An amrndn, Mt was proposed to make
the draw of said bridge 300 feet instead of
$50. This was discussed at some length
by Messrs. Wad Co@an and Cnllamer.
Ga motion of Mr. Sherman, the bill was
postpone1, and Tue OIL N king ApprOpria-
ton for certain bounties, was taken up and
passed
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After the Grafton. a number of patriotic
toasts and sentiments were read, salute of
13 guns was fired, more music, vocal and
instrumental, was had, when the vast crowd
spread their dinners on the green sward,
and with happy hearts and whetted appe-
titles enjoyed a most kingly feast.
After dinner there was dancing on the
green, promenades, love neutrality-suspicious.
less--and all the etce'eras which usually
transpire on such occasions.
1t was a magnificent celebration, liberal
ly conceived and literally carried through.
There was not the slightest disorder or &C
cident to mar she joy of the occasion, and
all who were present felt that they were
glad they were there.
The city itself made handsome appear
a1ce, being decked in gay flags aud other
ornamentations.
We have not the slightest doubt that,
taken ali in all, the celebration of the 4th
at Terre Haute was the finest display in the
State.
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WASHINGTON, July 5.--Dispatcbes have
been received from Gen. Mcclellan, as late
as l A. NJ. The following is their sub
stance, emitting details not proper for pres
ent publication:
There has been no fighting slice Tuesday
night, when the enemy was repulsed with
great slaughter.
The army moved to the position now oc-
cupied, because it afforded superior advan-
tage for the cooperation Of our gunboats,
of which seventeen are now in The river
protecting the flank of our army.
Statements of the casualties of the severe
battle of the seven days cannot yet be fur
nished. Our forces were not beaten in any
conflict, nor could they be driven from the
field by the utterBest efforts of the enemy.
No guns have been lost since the 9th,
when Gen. McCalPs division at the onset
was overwhelmed, aad 25 pieces fell into
the hands of the enemy.
The sick and wounded are being sent to
the hospitals.
Yesterday the army was drawn up in its
position for review. The bands were play
ing national airs, salutes were fred, and
things look bright.
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4 5004 65 for extra Western; 95@5 Is
for common to medium extra Western; 20
as 25 for common 10 good shipping brands
extra r. H. o; 5 35@6 so for trade brands,
market closing steady.
WHIsKEy-Market dull, and heavy at -273
@283.
HEAr-Market opened firm, but with
further advance in freights, market closed
quiet Chicago spring at QO@l 10; Mil
ner Ky. Club 1 09@l IA; Amber Wiscon-
sin ll4@llG; charta amber white Iowa
l II; western red Wisconsin %: amber
white ! 26; white western %.
RYE scarce, and firm at 68@73 for west
ern, and 75@T7 for State.
BARLEY qniet and nominal.
Corn steady, in fair demand. for home
consumption 47(153 for new mixed West
ern 54@55 for old 42@46 for unsound.
PORK-Market dull and unchanged at
10 so for Mess; 10 % for prime Mess, and
so TOR prime.
MONEY market rules firm at 6 per cent. on
call, 6@64 for prime paper.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at III
@12l3 for bankers bills.
AMERICAN COED selling at % per cent
premium.
Total exports of specie to day $2,4s4,-
100.
Government stock firm.
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River News.

The river, which has been gradually re-
ceding for several days took a sharp fall du--
ing Saturday night. We have news of
rise above, whether it will reach here before
being drunk up by the sands and sunshine,
we are net advised.
Hot is no name for the temperature of
the last two days. The heat Is intense
sweltering, melting. A good rain would
be a desideratum. The movements on the
river since Saturday morni ng are as fol-
lows:
The New Duuleith, from Cincinnati to
Tennessee River.
The Silver Moon, from Cincinnati to
Memphis.
The Little Gray Eagle, from Louisville
to Henderson and hack.
TIE Lloyd continues her daily arrivals
with tobacco from Henderson.
The Atalantn came out of the Wabash
on Saturday, and fit yesterday with a fine
trip for Cincinnati.
The Empire City, from ST. Louis to Gin
cinnati.
The feet little Bowen IS the regular
Cairo packet to day at 2 O'Clock precise
ly. Pass myers and shippers will remem-
Der the hour of her departure.
The Gen. Anderson and Charley Bowen,
fro Cairo on Saturday, both light. These
boats leave this afternoon for Cairo ani Ill
intermediate points. Travellers bear it in
mind it is too hot to amplify.
The Navigator reathed here on Saturday,
and lay over until to-day, destined for Pitts
burg.
The Eugene, mail packet, and the Courier,
independent packet, left for Cairo on Salur-
day afternoon.
The Auiocrat, from Memphis, passed up
Saturday morning.
The ST. Cloud went down to Shawnee
town on Saturday for a load of corn.
The Arago, for St. Louis, passed down
The Belle Creole, Capt. McDougal, with
coed trip, for the Tennessee river, passed
down yesterday.
The T. McCombs will be the regular
packet for Louisville this morning. Her
accommodations for passengers are elegant.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-07

FoRT MoNRoE, July 2-Colonel C. Ross
Smith, who is connected with the reserve
cavalry, informs me that their force, num-
bering over 1000 have all arrived here this
evening This command with the flying
artillery and about l 500 infantry, were
placed under the command of Gen. Stone
man, to attend to the removal of Govern
ment yperty at White House. He saw it
r.. safely removed and the building de-
stroyed, and on Saturday evening they left
the White House, after. shipping all the
goods, aud the infantry retreated to Will
iiam>burg, arriving there Sunday morning.
FFau thence they went to York tUWn, where
they shiP~ 4 iheir artillery. They are in
goOd d and spirits, and lost only two
OF g,nber, who were taken while on
F., -. They represent the expedition
as al nirably managed by Gen. Stoneman.
The cavalry, infantry and artillery, in all
numbered about 3 600 men, and many of
them have been enormously reported cap
tured. 1t was believed to be so in the main
army
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The Nellie Baker arrived at Fort Monroe
from Harrison's Landing, having left there
at o'clock. She brings twenty-five rebel
prisoners and few wounded.
The most terrible lighting took place
Tuesday last, and with most brilliant sue
cess. The rebels were defeated in every
action, and the rebel prisoners admit the
loss of at least 10, 600 on that day. Our ar
tillery was most successfully handled
nearly all day, while the rebels did very
little execution with theirs. Our loss was
very small compared with that of the enemy.
As fast as the rebel forces were cut to
pieces, other fresh troops were Immediately
marched forward TO fill their places They
st emed to disregard the lives of their men,
and held them under the hottest fire of our
artllprv.
The enemy have been driven back in ev-
cry engagement for the last three days.
Our troops are in fine spirits, and never
so anxious TO fight as now.
The steamers Vanderbilt and Arrow
smith have arrived with one thousand
woucded.
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WASHINGTON, July -Evening.-Latest
sdvices at the Var Department from Nc
Clellan are dated o'clock this morning,
up to which time there had not been any
fighting since Tuesday.
General Dix reports the arrival to-day at
Fortress Monroe of 553 rebel prisoners, be-
ing part of those taken in the late battles,
among whom are several Colonies.
Gen. Dix has ordered all civilians away
from Fortress Monroe, and no persons will
be permitted to pass to that point or the
army of the Potomac, except those con-
nected with the military or naval service.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July

CINCINNATI, July 5.
There is no change in -four or wheat
The demand for both is limited.
Corn is less active, the distillers having
supplied themselves with all they can work
up before the 1st of August. Market closed
heavy at 37(0a38.
OATS quiet at 35c.
BYE in fair demand at 49@5O.
WHIsKEY advanced to 26, and in good de-
mand.
Mess Pork, bulk pork and bacon, are not
inquired for, and prices remain nominal.
LARD firm, at s4@83; lard in tierces held
firmly at 8 grocer firm at full prices.
GOLD was bought at 10@I04 in the morn
ing, but fell back under the news from N.
Y. to 81.
SILVER is bought at 5 per cent premium,
AMI old demand notes at per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Gull at par selling,
at I discount paying rates.