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rebel prisoners admit tho loss Of at least ter
thousand that day. Our srtlllery Was most sue
cessiully handled nearly all day, while the reb
els have done but very little execution will
theirs Our loss was very ANAL, compared
with that of the rebels. Az fast as the rebel
forces were cut to pieces other fresh troops
were imme ediately marched forward to fill their
places. They seemed to disregard the lives OF
their men, and held them under the hottest fire
Of our artillery %
The enemy have been driven back In every
fight for the last three days.
Our troops are in fne splrlts, and never so
anxious TO fight aa now.
The steamer Vanderbilt and Arrow Smith
have arrived with one thousand wounded.
New YoRK, July 5.--CIptain Spear, of Gen.
eral Reynolds's staff, reports that reinforce
ments we're being landed on Thursday morning,
and were received with great enthusiasm by
MoClellan's troops.
The battle of Tuesday lasted from A. M.
till 8 P. M. We took twenty-four guns from
the rebels, who came up always three or four
lines deep.
The canteens of the rebels were filed with
wbiskey and gunpowder.
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From Fortrens monroe.

FonTREsJ MONROE, July "a, y +. M,
COL G. Ross Smith, who Is connected with
the reserve cavalry, informs me that their force,
numbering over one thousand, have all arrived
here this evening.
This command, with the flying artillery and
about 1900 Infantry, were placed under CONS
mAnd OF Gen. StOneman 70 attend to the remo-
val of Government property, Ct White House. -
He saw 1t all safely removed and the building
destroyed, and on Saturday evening they left
the White House, after shipping all the goods
and the infantry, $500, and returned to Will
liamsburg, arriving there early on Sunday =.
From thence they won't to yorktown, where
they shipped their artillery.
Their men are all 10 good health and spirits,
and lost only two OF their number, who were
taken while on picket duty They represent
the expedition as admirably managed by Gen.
Stoneman.
The cavalry, infantry and artillery in all
numbered about three thousand men, and many
OF them have been erroneously reported cap
tuFed. II was believed to he so in the main
army.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
nrroNrrp ron rHE ONO srATEsMAB

NEW YohE. July
FLoUR-The market may be quoted shade hrmer
moderate demand for export and home consumptionL q
me sales reported were 1890 barrels at soe4 q
for supernne siate - V3@3 % tor eSsrs sn, ~ ..
to medium ertra western; e5 2005 25 for common q
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and Is q
@O 80 for trade 6rnpds She narSet rs S.t,,,
with fair demand. Sales Of 1850 barrels at e5 OO
as Os for common and IS iOD0 0S for good to choice
RYE FLoUR-The market Is quiet. With sales at % rs
CORN MHAL-Marhet steady and quiet with sales
Of 4OO oareB At - for Marsh oooIe; and - Oofor
WHIsKY-The market 10 without material change in
price, There we're sales OF $50 barrels at 2k@2Sko
sHd sad onsn:a Su VIII
advance IN freights. Tho market ooBed quiet, holders
little more disposed To realise Sales part TO arrive
Ss. .sa:.S SNSaT oas PITS H. tSSss
Amber WiscobAin At 81 1904 10; 1000 bushels Iowa
at 81 III 1000 winter red westeIn at 81 1901 25 10000
bushels amber Michigan at 81 20; $500 white western
RYE-scArce and firm Sales at OS97s fair state
at 75D77o.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
o0RN-Tbe market rules hm with fair export de-
mand pdhome consumption Gales Of I06,OO0 bushels
at 1@53c for mixed western, S4955c for old mixed
western, 49@f6 for unsound, and o0h05S for white
0ATs-Market Is steady, with sales at 4aD4Sc for Jsr
sey, Canada, western and state.
o0RFEE-Rio continues Arm, with sales Of 400 bags
at e2c.
bUGAR-Raw continues nrm, with sales Of 1900 hogs.
heads at 7eKc for Cuba musOovads; 7k@5Ho for Por-
70 Rico w for New Orleans and 40 boxes Havana at
796kc.
RERINED sUaAR-Is In good demand, and market
very hrm.
h0LAsBEs-Is very quiet, no sales are reported.
PoRK-The market rules duu heavy and lower, With
sales 500 barrels at $40 500l SIX for mess closing at
inside price; $40 o59li 90 for prime mess; - 500
G2k for prime.
BEEE-Market quiet and without material change IN
price, sales Of 100 barrels at IS 507 for prime; % OO0
10 OO for country mess; Si1 O0@l3 so for repacked
meHi sl3 o0Dl4 so for extra mess.
PRIME MEbS BEEF-Market dull and nominal at
1920.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and nomily unchanged.
CUT MeATs-steadyi sales Of 200 pgs at 3H@4c for
shoulders, and 4k46e for hams.
BACON-sldes are inactve.
eM0KED ME ATs-sides steady, with sales OF 100
hogsheads at 6ag8ko.
LARD-Rules very Hrm, but the market 10 very quiet.
Sales Of 6e0 barrels at 7%GsX
BUTTER-sells at 99Hc for Ohio, ard l0@l7e for
state.
oHEEeE-The market rules steady at b9sKe for
common TO prime.
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Rebel Account OF the Richmond Hat.
ties.

ASONSA ~~~~ - --'~N
WASHINGTON, July The Richmond Exam
liner Of July gives the following relating to
the battle Of Monday:
II says that on Sunday morning Generals Hill
and Longstrees, with their divisions, crossed the
Chickahominy, and late Monday afternoon at.
tackled the enemy about FIVE miles northeast
DarbytoWn, on the New Market road. The
conflict was terrible, and by half past eight
o'clock P. M. the enemy had been driven back
mile and half.
At half past nine, being heavily reinforced
the enemy made another stand, The loss here
on the rebel side was terrible.
The situation being hopeless against such
overwhelming forces, Gen. Hill slowly retired
Att this moment, seeing their adversary retire
the most voclferous cheers arose from the
whole Yankee line. The fight ended then ioI
the night.
The Examiner says Il thinks the division which
went into the fight Of Friday fourteen thousand
strong, could only number ak thousand men fol
duty on Tuesday, and that the loas OF life ex
ceeds that Of any battle or series OF battles ye
fought.
About 8 O'Clock A. NJ of Tuesday, the Exami
ner Gays Jackson's and Huger's divisions attack
ed McClellan's left flank on the west side o
the Chickahominy, seventeen miles from Rich
mond. Later in the day Magruder fell upoI
his right flank Fighting was going on unit
Tuesday night.
Heavy firing from the gunboais on Jane
river was heard on Tuesday morning.
A number of Federal transports are In th
river with reinforcements from Burnside, bu
they have not yet landed.
The above extracts from the Examiner rela
tive to Tuesdays battle, in which Gen. Nc
Clellan's dispatch Of yesterday said the enen.
were badly beaten.
Adyices received at the War Department
show that there was no fighting on the Peninsu
Ia up to $50 P M.
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Mcointook, Grant & Coz Doc. p, psge 473,
Charles Breyfogle. FRANKLIN Common Pleas.
DIV VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENnE,
ID to directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio Twill offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862,
al one o'clock p NJ. the following described real estate,
situate in Franklin county, O.. and city Of Columbus to
wti '' s'
Lots Nos. one ~ and two (9) In Edmund ooWIinE'r
subdivision of parts Of 0utotS Nos. 80 and e. % num-
bered and deneated the recorded plat Of said subd
vision; lot NO. being 4e feet and lot No being 43 feel
IN 'front.' the south side Of Friend street, and beinl
about l0 feet Deep by said plat ito which reference
hRd) will appear, excepting from lot No. J. 26 feet and
lnches taken OF the west side. ttfa flI E.
Appraised at lot No. l. excepting % feet and inches
| Sl95 co.. It '
Lot No. osppraisSd at $3.50 co. asps
f GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin county, o.
Printers iees.s5 90, srs aNf
| A. d. RoDeERs, Atty. So
| june6-dlt&wtd 1854 -iaallt .sv
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GuerriIIas In Arkausas-FrOIn MeTrS'
pn1ss

MEHsHu, July AT Helena, Arkansas,
there is band Of guerrillas of two thousand,
threatening the people With cotton burning and
general destruction Of property. In considers-
tion Of this fact, Gen. Grant has issued orders
that wherever loss 10 sustained BY Government,
collections shall be made by seizure OF q sufh-
cient amount Of personal property from persons
In the immediate vicinity, sympathzing with
rebellion. to remnneFate Government for all
losses. Persona acting as guerrillas will not be
treated as prisoners Of war.
The Mississippi river north Of Vicksburg Ia
reported lined with men trying to escape COZ.
Scffption. Federal boats are continually hailed
BY perstps wanting to be taken aboard with
their cotton. The people everywhere are re-
presented as suffering the greatest hardships
On an island below White river twenty fiy'
hundred men who have fed from conscriptioI
are united against the Oppressora for protection
| The Avalanche appeared this morning az th'
| Bulletin; psoptiesors and editors changed. Thi
10 in accordance, with late order OF the Pro
voat Marshal that no paper shall be Issue
\ whose editors wouldn't take the oath,
The ram Monarch met Cipt. DAvis's Zee
one hundred rules this eide Of Vicksburg
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Mcclellan not Defeated in any En-
gagoment.

I
gagoment.
WARRINGTON. July 5,--Dlspstches have been
received from Gen. Mcclellan dated as late as
one O'Clock A. M, July 4!h. The following is
their substance, emitting details not proper for
present publication
There had been no fighting since Tuesday
night when the enemy we're repulsed with great
slaughter.
The. army moved to the position now occupied
becauEe II affords superior advantage for tho CO.
operation OF the gunboats, of which seventeen
are now In the river, protecting the flank Of our
army.
Statements Of the casualties in the severe
battles Of eight days cannot yet be furnished.
Our forces were not beaten In any conflict,
nor could they be driven from the field BY the
utmost efforts Of the enemy.
No guns have been loss eince She 9th, when
McCAll's division was outnumbered, and twenty
FIVE pieces fell into the hands Of the enemy.
The sick end wounded are being sent TO hos
pitfalls.
At one o'clock yesterday the army was drawn
up in Its positions for review. The bands were
playing, and national salutes being fred and
things looking bright.
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SAN FRANcrsoo, July 1.-The steamer Pacific
briggs news from Bfiteh Columbia OF the 9th,
Oregon 25.h, and about S65, 600 10 gold. Both
Csriboo and Salmon River mines appear over
crowded. Thousands of adventures are scat
teriug over hitherto unexplored country, search
ing for new mining regions and meeting many
Disadvantages. Much eufferiug, is anticipated.
Emigration norshward Ia considerably checked
by dscouraging and conflicting accounts.
The very considerable arrivals Of gold at
Portland and Victoria, however, furnish positive
testimony of the existence Of some gold dig.
ainps
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Money mRrk et.

TrLEORArHED FoR Tus OHIO TrATruHAs.J
HEw YoRK, July 5.
The Market Is quite firm ct per cent. discount on
call.
Prime Pspsr is quite firm at 696K per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm. Bankers bills
quoted at 2l@I21h.
American Gold Is selling at OK per cent premium.
California Gold Bars are quoted at lox@lOH per
cent. premium.
Government stocks lower. United States Skies Of
1881 at lOlH; ULited States n 3l0) Treasury Notes
at l03@lO3X.
Total exports Of specie to day s2,4s4IO9.
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From Rlchmond..Rebel Loss &c, 900.


New YoAK, July 5.-The Fortress Monroe
correspondent Of the Tribune dated July 3D.
says: General McClellan's posltIon cannot be
Hsnked by any force, however great.
Supplies Of all kinds in abundance have ar.
rived, and the army is in the best possible spir-
its.
Two gunboats went up the Appatomix river
toward Petersburg on Sunday night. The Isl.
and Belle got aground, was dismantled and
burnt.
City Point was burnt this morning by the
gunboats, thus destroying the shelter for rebel
sharpshooters.
James river is filled with transport vessels
and steamers, and over twenty guubosts in the
vicinity Of Harrison Landing.
Rebel prisoners state their loss at thirty thous-
and, while ours will NOT exceed ten thousand
The rebels had over two hundred thousand
troops engaged.
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Grent Fires Ia Chicngo.

CHICAGO, July 5.--The Alcohol works of
H. Love, was burned yesterday. Loas $4,000
Insured.
During the afternoon the buildings from two
hundred and twenty, North Clark, to two hun
dred and thirty six, wero also burned. Lost
81, ,000 Partially insured.
About the same time fire broke out at the
corner Of Ontario and North Wells, destroying
that and adjoining buildings. Loss $4,000. In
suted
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Tuesday,s Battle.

FoRrREss MONRoE. July 3.-.-This morning the
Nelly Baker arrived a. Fortress Monroe from
Harrison's Landing, having left there at ave
o'clock. She brings twenty-five rebel prison
srs and o few wounded. $40 s AZ
TIE mcst tsrrIble fighting took place Tues.
day Lest, and with MOST brilliant success. The
rebels were defeated 10 every action, and lhs
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Firo nc WInOnn.

wlsONA MINNEsoTA. July 5.--A Hre this
morning destroyed four blocks. Loss estimated
at half million. Insurance covers abont one
hundred thousand dollars. Among the heaviest
losers are R. D. Cone, hardware; v. Simpson,
Charles Benson, Druggists; Jackson Brothers
Ely Buildings, Drew g. Brother, w. G. Nc
Cutcheon, Levi Brothers, Fox g. Tfoont. B. L.
Fsbuts,ock, Yale & Co., 8. G. White, ]. Cur.
tis, 8. Friends, Exchange Hotel, aud Daily Re-
publican office.
The FIRE ia supposed to have originated from
q smOuderinR skv.rocket.
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AYERS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
eoniplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your systsm de-
ranged, and your fSslings IN
comfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness IL creeping upon you,
and should be aysrted BY q
timely use VI the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Piiis, and
cleanse out the disordsred hu.
mors purify the blood, and
let tho iiulds move on unob-
structsd In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system nom
the obstructlons which make
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TIE SHEEP MARKET.
Recelnts this Reek, ll.77a.

Receipts this week, ll,I7o.
The sheep drovers are In bad luck this week. There
were 6OO or 800 head at Biownns left their med to-
ons In his church over Sunday there being demand
for them Saturday at prices that thought they
could accept. We think that they would have been glad
to hear the offers Monday morning, for the market
rivals not large but more than enough for the de-
mAnd, even at prices much below last week-very much
below the week BEFORE Butchers wanted coed fair sheep
at Do b. and we're unwilling to bid SC for extra sheep
ut Washington Market, at 4d6c b. Lambs, Il was
said would average 81 head less than two weeks pre-
vous, and none sell over 70 p b, live weight.
TO-diy, though the weather s more favorable, the
market Is no better The Beefmarket IL 90 overtocked
and prices so low that the sheep butchers afraid
to risk buying largely. The trade, therefore, B very
dul. Tho supply OF Lambs lS large in numbers, and
generally poor In quality Many from the Harlem road
this week entirely unfit for the butcher and at the
the low rate will afford very small pittance 10 the
farmer. Our aovcs TO make them better and not send
them to market until more mature.
The depression In price accounted for by the large
number Of sheep aud Lambs In market.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1913.
The following are the quotations given ty Henry D
Grant, Superintendent Of the Market:
oorn.ied Hogs, cwt, live weight 9S@3 9
There is no great difference in tho state Of this trad
being suficieot to prevent gut or city butchers
The weather to-day is favorable.
Geo. W. DomAn gives the following ag the price 0
hogs this week:
First quality oOrn.ted large size..3 5O@3 00c 4{@
Second quality. .... ..........3T@3kc 4H@4K
First quality, snail sizes, fat and
primo, for r1arxet butchers. .3k03kc lK@lK
Large sixe, gilifed. fat.........3 @3kc SXD4c
Second quality, still-fad. .......3 @3kc 5000
Hogs selling very slow, as II Ia 4th Of July week.
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TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on a very IN
syestiHo and important subject which will be valu.
cd than thOusand times Id cost by every married
couple Of any age condition in life. The information
will be sent by mail to any address on the receipt Of %
cents (stlvey) and one red stamp.
All letten should be addressed to
II. B. MORRIS, M. D.
oot3l-ly3tawd&W Boston, MasS.
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Balloon AscenslOn-The Aeron1uL
Killed.

MT. VERNON, o., July Sat Democratic
celebration at Sparta, Morrow county, Ohio, on
the 4!h, one of she attractions was balloon ss.
cension by F. II. WestbTook. When the bal
loon had reached an elevation of about three
hundred feet, 1t burst and fell to the earth, in
slantlT killing Mr.. WestbroOk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Nervous and COnsumptIve
Of both sexes. retired Clergyman having been 70.
stored TO health In few days after many yea Of great
the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN III.
DAGNALL, le6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Z.
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BosToN, July 5.-Waldo Claitin, body servant
of Col. Wyman, Of the Massachusetts, 18th,
has arrived here and reports that Col. Wyman
was shot through the breast aud his right arm
shattered badly, in the action on Mondsy after
noon.
Capt. A. G. Dodd, Of Boston, was ahot dead
at the head Of his company during the battle.
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From FrederlcksburR,

WAsHINGroN, July 4.--Accounis from Fred
eriukaburg represent the greatest possible dis
tress among the Inhabitants, the 18th Virginia
rebel regiments raised In that town, having
been cut 10 pieces.
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stray cow.

HAuE To THE PREMISES OF THE
" subscriber, on the Johnstown road, three miles
EAst OF Columbus, a dark red COW, six yearl old. i
not called for within reasonable time, 1he will aolt
70 ray chasgess eAMUHL REED,
June i7-3tw.
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New York Cattle Market

REPORT FOR TEE WEEK ENDme June "a. 1862.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, ToR THE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market
places In the city, there have been received thSweek
/ compared with last week:
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints
From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Neip York City.


SIR have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made the and cannot hesitate to
say they tho bost eathartc employ Their regu
latng action the liver Is quick and decided, conse
Queuty they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case d
bilious d,edse obstinate that did not readily Yield to
them. Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ D,
Phvsicidn of the Marine H0spitaf