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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22
From.WarhinRton.

| WAsHINaToN, Aug. 20-Under the authority
Of the act OF July lat, to aid the construction
of railroad and telegraph lines to the Pacific
ocean, the Secretary Of the Interior has appoint.
ed the following named gentlemen 10 be com
missoners In conjunction with the other com.
missoners named In the act; Samuel l. Tilden
and Henry V. Poor, of New York, William d.
Griswold, of Indiana, Robert w. Latham, OF
District of Columbia, and Dr.. o. NJ. Wohnroit,
of California.
The following are the appointments for the
State of Indiana under the internal revenue act,
made 10 day: let District-Horace B. Shep-
perd, Of Vincennes, Collector; John Pitcher, Of
Mt. Vernon, Assessor. ID District-Daniel
syler, Collector; Thomas s. Slaughter, Of Car
dia, Assessor. Sd Dlstrict-John s. Hunter, Of
Bloomington, Collector; William Browning,
Assessor. 9TH District-James L Later, OF
Osgood, Collector; N. w. Kyger, Assessor
9th District-Caleb Johnson, Collector; John
Yoryan, Of Richmond, Assessor. 9Th District
-Theo. P. Haughley, Of indianapolis, Collect
or; William A. Bradshaw, Of indianapolis, AS
SCISSOR. 7th DlStrct-John G. Cram, Of Rock
Vile. Collector; James Harrington, Assessor.
9th Dlstrict-John l.. Smith, of Stockville, Col
lector; Joseph Patler, of Delphia, Assessor
9Th Dlstrict-John F. Dodds, of Logansport,
Collector; David Turner, Assessor. 10th Dis
tdot-Warren H. Withers, Of Flykin, Collector;
W, Williams, of Warren, Assessor. 1lth Dis.
trict-Chifman, Of Noblesville, Collector, and
stearns Fisher, Of Wabash. Assessor.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2l.-It 10 ascertained from
the State Department that the rumors Of inter
vention or mediation by European powers are
without foundation.
There is no foundation 10 the statement that
General Dix is to be appointed to command at
New Orleans, 10 place of Genesal Butler; or
that Hon. Reverdy Johnson is to go there as
Military Governor.
The rebel Major Fitzhugh, General Stewards
Chief Of Staff, has reached Washington from
Fredericksburg. He was captured by portion
Of General Buford's cavalry on Monday last,
about Ave miles from Laru Court House, Vir-
ginia.
The returned prisoners represent with great
unanimity that the rebel authorities are by no
means relaxing their efforts to complete the
Notifications around Richmond, upon ten of
which there are now as many laborers employ ed
as can work upon them with advantage.
A colony OF colored persons to settle in Gen.
trail America is being raised 10 the District of
Columbia Quite o number are engaged in the
enterprise.
The President has authorized Governor Stan
ly to order the election Of representatives In
Congress for the First and Second Districts in
North Carolina.
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PAPER FOR THE STATE,
CEALRD PROPOSALS. WILL BR RECEIVED Al
~ the ONCE Of the Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the lst day Of September
ln..l. next. at noon.

For furnishing Paper for the of the State Of Ohio
~ follows:
1000 reams double suptrroyal printing paper, 27k b.
II inches, to weigh not less than So pounds to the ream
100 reams double fat cap 10 by 27 irches to weigh
least 20 pounds to the ream.
100 brochure cover paper assorted colors 20 b.
7 inches, to weigh at least 20 pounds to the ream.
The quantities. above named to be increased at the op
tlon Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must be accompanied by samples of the paper
and must specify the price at which each kind and quail
iy will be delivered at the State House In Columbus;
samples OF an Inferior article need be presented the pa
per must be Of the best quality.
The delivery Of the superroyal and cover paper tC
commence on the lst Of November next ensuing and
continue 90 the paper shall be needed.
The delivery Of double fat cap to commence on the Isl
day Of december next, and continue as above.
Bonds with approved security. In double the amount
Of the contract, Will be required according to aw)
dtloned for tho faithful performance Of each contract
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded In &C
cordance with the terms Of the act ITO provide for the
General Assembly and State officers passed March llth,
1883 Bee curw. 2ls8; Swans Stat s6s.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes PropossIs for
furnishing Paper for the State"
Bidders assured that no paper will be received un.
less It conforms In every respect with the sample.
The prooisiOn eOM Be Stricily adhered to.
VS. KENN0N,
Secretary Of State,
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. ], 1s62--dtd
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The Guerrilla War I'm missouri,

SEDALIA, August 20Ih.-Advices from the
west are to the effect that Q rebel force under
Coffee, Quantrell, Coekerell, Tracy and Others.
which we're lately menscIng Lexington, are in
full retreat southwark. They are four thousand
atroDg, and have the two spiked cannon can.
tured from Major Foster ct Lone Jack on Friday
last.
Colonel Fitz Henry Warren, of the Let Iowa
cavalry, and Rhgadier General Blunt, of Kansas
forces, are In hot pursuit with thirty We hun
dred troops and fourteen pieces of artillery
Yesterday Colonel Warren was ten miles north
of Johnstown, Bates county, and General Blunt
twelve miles southwest of him, both moving
very rapidly. Tho rebels were only one hour
ahead OF Warren's cavalry There 10 every
prospect that they will be overtaken and cap.
tured or badly whipped, q. the crossing of the
Usage river.
AS soon as Colonel Houston, commander at
Lexington, heard of the defeat of Msior. Fos-
ter at Lone Jack, he made energetic prepara-
tlons for the defense OF that city The old for.
tifcations were extended to the river, to enable
troops to get water, and all adjacent buildings
which might serve for shelter for sharpshooters
were blown up. Colonel Houston also ordered
all hemp In town to be burned, to prevent The
rebels from using Il az breastWorks. The ware
houses and hemp thus burned were probabl,
worth $2O0.OO0 The hemp and factory Of Mo
Grew alone were valued at $4,000, on which
was an insurance for $23000 The city is nov
entirely secure against attack
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u
Lieut.. Col. Hlkern, Of Indiana, has been al
rested for violating orders. tttt
RusaELLvlLLE, Ky, Aug. 2l.--All that
known here Of the capture OF ClaI ksville is tina
Col. Mason surrendered hls whole command Il
q guerrilla force under A. R. johnson, Wood
ward and Garth.
The most reliable reports represent Mason'i
force at two hundred and ninety, and that o.
the rebels from four hundred to six hundred
Not gun was fired. Mason and his men were
paroled and went down the river.
LATER.
Further information from Clarksville shows
the surrender tho most dlsgraceful and coward
ly Of the war.
The paroled prisoners we're allowed to carry
of their horses and side arms The surrender
was made to an inferior force OF rebel cavalry.
Mason and Woodward made speeches, com.
plimentlng each other.
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movements of nIcC cCIeIlan,S Army

New YoRK, August 2l.-The Tines letter
from Fortress Monroe, 18th, says: The army
70 already in process Of embarkstion for another
field Of operation
Porter's corps performed a very rapid march
from Yorktown, making the whole distance oi
near thirty miles In less than one day. The d.
vision Of General Morrill,, with staff, reached
Hampton yesterday afternoon, and the wagon
train with the whole corps were comfortably
encamped before night. This morning they
took up their line of march to Newport News
from which place they will Immediately embark
sykes's division are already on board trans.
ports.
Summers corps, which formed the rear guard
Of the army. with French's brigade forming the
extreme rear, arrived at Yorktown yesterday
all safe, and will embark soon. The entire
wagon train Of this corps arrived at Hampton
and encamped to day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22

ClNoISNATr, August 2l.-Specials from In
dianapolisi say the Mayor Of Henderson, KY,
fed to the rebel army. The entire city Coun.i
Gil Was arrested for refusing to take the oath Of
allegiance. but released upon reSiguing and Civ.
ing bonds in $4,000 The property Of the
Mayor has been seized and new election or
dered.
Ten Indiana regiments, four companies OF
cavalry and one battery, have already gone into
Kentucky. Two other regiments were expect
ed to leave last night. The Commercial says
that to-day guards will be stationed at the rail-
road depots and oil other avenues leading from
the State, who will require the exhibition Of the
Provost Marshal's passes from all persons leav-
inU p. .. 81. +.
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Cincinnati Market.

UINCDiNATl. Aug, 20.
FLOUR-The demand continues good with but a
moderate supply and the market rules Arm at al OO
4 10 for superhne: a l504 25 for extra ND I'd Q5
SO for family and trade 6rands The demand l. ehief
v for The lower grades which are wanted for The
bake1.
WHisHY-The demand is Oood and the msrket Arm
The tales comprise About 60( bbIs at Ssx@9sTe1ihe
latter rate for wagon,
PRovIsIONsgThe favorable adyices from the East
have produced armer feeling in the market and the
tendency Of prices IL upward.
MESS POhK-Olty packed ls in good reouest. and
far 6rstclaSs brand 40 Is was oe9sT and refnssd n
bsinr held Al 60 So Good country brands would sell
readily AT S9
RITiK MEATH-Rulk and p,con .houIdeya ara In AZ.
nand Of 3c for the former and Szc for the latter but
are heId 10 hioher w ''' Wv
BAOON-sIdes meet with a fair INQUIRY at 5xc, Buls
are heldta Sc,
LARDEIs arm at s@sIIc for st,ictlv prime aountrv:
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From Mexico.

New YoRK, Aug. 2l:-The steamer Cclum-
bia from Havana 18th, arrived. Yellow fever
had been raging there the past month very
fatally
0rizsbo dates are to the 2eEh ult., and Vera
Cruz to the lst inst. Little news. Doblsdo
offered Gen. Coder, who succeeds MARQUEE 10
command, $3O0,OOO to turn the troops over to
the Mexican Government the money to be
paid out OF loan negotiated with the represen-
tative Of the United States
The French steamer Grenede bombarded
Camperch, destroying several houses, but was
driven of by schooner hastily armed by the
authorities.
Advices from Martinique report that four
thousand French rsinforcements for Mexico had
reached there, and that twenty-five thousand
we're expected
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Fight with GnerriIlasy-seyen,y-F Firs,
Ohio Sufremdern.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 2l.--Yesterday noon Cap
tain Atkinson, Of the 50th Indiana, with twenty
men In q stockade at Edge6eld Junction, was
attacked by one thousand guerrillas. He re-.
pulsed them three times, killing Morgsn'a AdI
jutant and seven prlyAtes, and wounding olght.
cen otheEg, and ahslly, after three hours fight,
log, droys them Of. 49,. s' 4 - =.
Col. Mason, Of the 7lst Ohio, the same rpeI,
mept denounced BY Gen. Sherman for eoWardlcs
st the battle OF shiloh, With three hundred mer
and two cannon In 0trong -inirenchm ents ~
Clarksville, surrendered without resIstance 4
the same number Of gueftillaa The RuefrillaI
we're aided by rebels who had taken t6e oath q
allegiance. rTbast
Alarge amount Of United States property
was seized. y
One hundred soldiers we're captured ,y euer.
rillas at MouakoV creek, near Edeedeld Juno
tion, and Che bridge burned. b ~
Gen. Nelson leo Nashville for LouIavilIl
this morning. -
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'gbe Ohio 9tatesnrar'
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
TIE LATEST NEWS
From Richm0nd--mOvem OF the
Rebel Army.

From Richmo mond--HlOvements OF the
| Rebel Army.
New YoRK, August 81 "A special to the
Herald, dated Poolsville, Nd, Aug. 18Th, says
The following narration was given me by O
civilian who arrived from Richmond on Sun
day. He left Richmond last Wednesday, the
18th instant, travelling to Sexton's Junction,
twenty seven miles north of the city, by private
conveyance; thence by railroad TO Gordonsville,
and thence on boat to the Potomsc. At the
time he left, troops were pouring out of the city
on the Virginia Central railroad, In such num-
bers that IL was impossible for civilians to pro-
cure passage. All troops around Richmond
| we're 10 motion toward the North, while others
were passing through In cars for the South,
supposed to be that part of the army between
Petersburg and the city, II was known at that
time that Mcclellan had begun the evacuation
Of Harrison's Landing
Arriving at Sections Junction, he cav large
encsmpments extending from the south side Of
the Pamunky river 10 several miles north of the
Junction, and also from the Junction, In west
erly direction, up the North Anna river Small
camps were visible at several localities along
the railroad from the Junction to the crossing Of
the common road from fredericksburg, where
another large body was also encRmped At
Louisa Court HouIe was another large body,
and thence to Gordonsville several regiments
were strung along the road in camps every two
or three miles from Gordonsvill, where there
were not more thanslx or seven regiments. A
heavy force could be seen camping on the hills
ct etching in the direction OF Orange Court
House.
He stopped ten hours sat Gordonsville. and
during that time saw number of trains arrive
over tho Central railroad from the South and
the Charlottesville road from Lynchburg; those
from Richmond bringing troops aud supplies.
My informant, judging from what he saw,
says the whole Confederate army in Virginia 10
by this time In possession Of the Virginia Cen.
trail railroad, and that II numbers near two hun
dred and fifty thousand men.
Stonewall Jackson was said to have left Cor
donsville, but none knew his whereabouts.
Our informant passed through Stanardsville,
and saw quite heavy force at that roint. They
were not encamped, and seemed prepared to
move. More troops we're said to be marching
to the same point from Charlottesville and Cor
donsville.
This looks as IL they contemplated flank
movement against Pope's right. II 80, it will
probably be led by Jackson.
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New York stock Market.
TTuRoRAFHKD FOR THE OHIO sTATEsMAM.l ]


NEW YORK, August 2l.
Stocks are dull and easier. Chicago and Rock Island
62ki Norwich and Worcester az, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem and preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo 52k Ilnois oentraiserlp 62% Michigan South
ern.guaranteed COX; American Gold ll5H@lI6 Pacific
Mail l09K New York Central 93x Hudson ASK; Harlem
l6 Harlem preferred 39 Michigan Central 67x Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 90; n. 8.
SKIES 1881 coupons 9eX; California sevens 9J Brook
yn water loan I00k; Indiana and Michigan 90; Illlnoi,
Central bonds 9sh Terra Hsute and Wabash % bonds
64h; Ere lth bonds sOX; Del L. q W. 1Ol Galena and
Chicago 73k; Cleveland and Pttsburg "a; Erie 37z<
do preferred 671S Cleveland & Toledo lsX Treasury
notes 3.l0 lU2k9l03; Little Miami l06; Michigan
Southern 3Oi Michigan southern second e8H; Erie 30
bonds l0h Plttsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago I'd bonds
"a, do lst "a; Chicago North Western LIST u, do %
26; do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati III; Panama l3sk Missouri skies 4sK; Ten
nessee skies ST. Racine and Milwaukee ll2k; United
States 6s 1881 coupons 9OK: Registered l0; Chicago
Burlington &c Quincy 75k; Milwaukee and Prairie du
ohien 81 Delaware and Hudson l00 Chicago and Indians
45X; Virginia Elves 53h; Tennessee Sly Hannibal and
St. Joseph bonds 03H; United States one year certa
Gates 99H.
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RumOrs about Gen Mcclellan Re
= aiRming,

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2l.--The Commercial Ad-
vertIser says city journal having given circu-
lation to report published 10 Hartford paper,
that Mcclellan will resign HE present position
ss coon as be has fully placed his army in its
new position, We have made Inquiry Of those
In this city who are usually we'll posted In re-
la,ion to his movements, and they tell US that
the published rumor is the fret they have ever
heard of any such intention on MoClsllsp's part
he has not been heard from directly, however
for two weeks q
The Tribune says there Is report that Gen
Burnside Ia TO command the combined army Of
Mcclellan and Pope in the feld We cannot
say how well founded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
asw York Market.
lRrrORTrp roa THE OHIO srArnnAy.l

NEW YORK.. August 81.
ASHEs-Pots continue quiet and steady Sales Of "A
barrels at 80 Blk9067k for pots. 81 Pearls.
RLoUR-The market opened dull and shade hrmer
with only very limited demand for export and home
consumption The sales comprise barrels at "a IS
@5 90 for supene state; IS l095 25 for extra state;
S4o5g5 90 for superhne wesern IS 1905 IS for com.
mon to medium extra western; e5 40@5 SO for common
70 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS Goa
70 for trade brands do, the market closing heavy.
CANADIAN RL0UR-The market rules and a shade
easier There were sales OF 500 barrels at IS I5d
70 for commoni and s5 O3S6 2S for good to choice
Rye FLoUR-ouiet sad steady, with sales a. 50 rs
CORN MEAL-The market is steady and unchanged.
3l@39c.
HOPs-very firm; sales 200 bales new at IsQ Q92c
The latter price for choice.
WHEAT-With only "a limited supply and fair ex.
port demand. Tho market favors buyers for sound -
sales were IL 600 bush Chicago spring at 81 I4I
bush amber Iowa at 81 24K9l 90; the latter price
for choce 800 bush winter red western at 81 30
@l 81 10 600 bushels amber Green Bay at 81 26I 27
lGOOO bushels fair amber Michigan at sl 35H9I 36;
200 bushels red long Island at 81 35No.
kYE-scaice and firm, with sales OF 5000 al e4c for
prime western.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
O0RN-scarce and q shade hrmer; sales Of 73 600
bushels at 60@Glc for old mixed western 5G959c for
eastern; and 47a59c for unsound,
OATS-VeTy scarce, and the market decidedly better
So'Ne ~ S~SDSV tOi SVIbcyp Nhuhuh WchIeIn ana
state.
eUGAR-Market firm; sales 500 hhds at eX9eK for
Cuba; SIC for New Orleans.
M0LASsEs-Rlrmer. Sales 10 hogsheads Porto Rico
at 45c.
PoRK-The market is more active and armer.-
Bales oosB barrels, part last evening" at ell 67h@l2 90
Tor mess and prime mess. and Sl0 W for prime.
BEEk-In more active.dem and market very firm;
saleS l2o0 barrels at s. 5O97 90 for country prime
20 oOgiO 70 Tor GSSntry mess; sl9 OO@l375 for re.
packed mess, and sl3OO@l4 S7h for extra mess.
PHIME MEEH HEEE-ThA maFkpt Ia AZ
@22. H'' ~ Wv
BEEF HAMS Moderately active at SIG OO@lG so for
choice.
CUT MEATs-1n fair demand and firm, with sales Of
l4O packages for shoulders, and 59@6kc for
hams.
BACON sIDEs-Inactiye.
SMOKED MEATe-The market rules lteady, with
lales OF 100 hogsheads smoked sides at6kc.
LAkD-Market more active and drmer. but without
change sales Of $50 barrels at 8@9xc also sales Of
1900 kegs at I0c.
- BUTTER-In fair demand and nrmer at lO9l7c fo9
Ohio, and l4@Bl9c for state.
OHEESE-The market is nrm, and In fair request at
4@8Xc.
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Money Market.
IrnroRApurD ron THE ONO srArranAs

ITrLroRAPuKD IoR Tnr ONO rTATrzMAs.I
NEW YORK, August 81.
The Money market continues easy at 3S4 per cent.
for loans call.
Prime paper IL abundant and rates easy at 495 per
cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange Is quiet Bankers bills are quoted
at lN9l27x.
American Gold Is nrmer opening at l5k, and closing
steady at l5X9l6 per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal.
Government Stocks scarcely SO Arm United States 6's
1881 at l00N@l0lx United States q 3-lO) Treasury
Notes at l03k@l04.
The sale made yesterday by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, was at Sl04@l04h as reported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22
Heintzlemun Looking up a Fight.

New YoRK, Aug. 81. The Tribune's letter
says: Gen. Heintzlemap did not accompany the
army in its march down the Peninsula, but
struck of In another direction toward White
House. His exact course and whereabouts
were not known. but the..common remark is, that
he had gone of to look up fight He was &C.
companied by Averill's cavalry, who stampeded
a body of the enemy's cavalry some distance
above. II is aurmised that Gen. Heintzleman
will make his appearance In the neighborhood
of White House or West Point.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22
Indian Disturbances.

ST. Paul, MINI, Aug. 2O,-The Iodisns Of
Meeker county, exssperated at the non.recep.
tion Of money from the Government, attacked
the whites at the town of Acton, and killed sew
eral, Several are also reported massacred al
Lower Agency, The settlers are alarmed, and
are coming down the Minnesota Four compa-
have been ordered to the scene of disturbance,
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do other duty, and that only under this order
those claiming exemption on account Of various
disorders will stand but poor chance. Sur
geons will be at once selected for the various
counties. and sworn to perform their duties
without fear or favor. No certificates of ply
sleians or afidavits Of disease by persons afhic.
ted, will be regarded by the examining Sur
geonB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22

NEW YoRE, August 2l.-The oonmercla'
Advertiser says there are vaElpus rumOts of dis
aster to General Pope current In the city to-day,
We have In vain tried to trace them TO any re-
liable source. We however oonvesed with q
highly intelligent gentleman, who is largely In
the confidence Of the administration, who left
Washington last evening and.who was IN con-
War as late as three P. M, and,he assures us
that they had no such intelligence. asa
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stamps.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 The first payments
Of the new postage stamp currency were made
by the Treasury Department to-day. The cur
rency is delivered insheets which are perforated
like those Of postage stamps. The stamps are
printed on bank-note paper, and are therefore
more difficult of separation than the old stamps.
The public must therefore be cautious when
separating this currency and not mutiate the
notes, as their receipt and redemption by the
Treasury Department are subject to the same
regulations as now In force for United States
notes, namely:if any part Of the note is missing
proportionate amount 10 deducted from the
nominal value
For some days psymasters will absorb large
share Of this currency
The first delivery Of the United States notes
Of the denomination OF one and two dollars,
was made day. These as we'll as the postage
currency aro delivered and distributed by the
Treasury in the same manner as United States
notes.
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AagaIrs ON lne IsthImus,

New YoRK, Aug. 81 .--Advices per Champion
state that sffairs on the Isthmus are likely to
continue unsettled long time, and to result IN
its separation from the general government and
It's independence. The presence of the United
States frigate Carranac at Panama, II is said,
has alone prevented the negroes from attaching
the city.
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cla1aland Market.

( CLEVELAND, August 2l.
WHEAT--SaIes yesterday OF 10 oars red IN track at
al CO.. cars white on track at 81 Is, do az III 70;
boat loads red aaoa at 0e an aggregate Of GOO bus
free on board at 81 Q7,
: HIGHWlNEA-saleB At $50. r..
grades. l~
EGds-Sae Of6 barrels at 60, subject to close nspec-
Leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-22

HARRssvaa, Aug. az Two Regiments went
South to day.
By orders received from the War Department
Surgeon g GenefGl 8 NTH 10 directed 70 INSTRUCT
Surgeons to exsmIne peraons claiming exemp
tion with reference to their abllity to hghl and