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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
One Thousand Customers Wanted

TO BUY THE LARGE LOT OF
good Wade e Butcher Razors just received at the
BOOK STORE. IL affords some satisfaction to sell
such Shaving Tools as those have now, for those
who buy VIII rise up and say first raogreat is the
Book Storen n3lm2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
Buggy Whips.

A MOTHER SMALL DRAY LOAD
~ of Buggy Whips, Just received at the BOOK
STORE, Don't buy until you look at our stock,
UlI mn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06

Cleveland ~ Pittsburgh Rs. fs.
Time TdJie-TO take affect May 5, 1862.
TRAINS ToING NORTH.
Trains leave Hudson: Arrive at Cleveland.
Mail ..........s:1oA a. NJ. Mail gl5 A. NJ
Express. 542 r. NJ. Express. $50 r. NJ
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Hudson: Arrive at pittsburg:
Mail...........lO:22 a. NJ Vail. aIl............3:25P
Express 6:33 Pm Express .........24j A.
'1o:2s M, Mail arrives at Wheeling 4:'5r.M.
G:93 p. M Express '' 49, M.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
Y. Il. MYERS, G. T. Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06

{ ,E0EGE MARKLEY has just finished the erection Z
u large and commolioUs VERY, sale ard Feed
Stable Immediately south Of the Empire House. Nlsrs
burg. Cd teams. good carriages and good Dugges,
si'h without .yer, always to b. lad reasonable
-ates.
May %, is62 GEORGE MARKLEY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
"A Y T r.
Ague Cure,

IUN TIE sFLLDI ILNL OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Rmd Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the VIII ole class of q is en- Originate
ing in hillary dcrangenIent, caused by
the Malaria OF MiasmatIc Countries.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25
Women now and women then.

Compare the women Of Sixty years ago,
with shese of,he present day, and -4'::what
a fall is .here my country men 20 F rom
a sensible thorough-going class Of indiviid-
uals, they have dwindled down to dwarfs
in intellect and form. 2d > 5ai '.'l.j' %
The lady now, will faint at the smell Of
cooking cabbage and gointo a duck
fit, ,paif she sees a mouse. .o1 Marriage now,
is worse than lottery. s9In a lottery one
may draw. a blank, but in drawing" for a
wife, there is no such good-luck. Blood
and thunder romance, and milk and water
heroes, is the sryleasf literature, they most
indulge in.s Misogynists are very common
now for the reason that true Women, are
hard to find. In conclusion we thank God
we are among the land of the living and a
single man yet. sioo'2I oI s~'iH - lii
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

s@If you desired to see the show free
for nothing, you could have done so by be-
ing upon the street this, morning. The
snow was flying and the wind was blowing
but there were many who we're compelled
by force..of circumstances to bo out. Still
Old ,Bottle.nose was out after his morn
ing eye.opener, and could be seen making
wry-faces and grimmaces at the passer by,
aud in the language of jim lain, "Great
God," how long bave you been in this
country madam
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there vii
be an election, at the, several voting pre-
cincts in MARSHALL coanty on the first Tues
day after the lst Monday in November
next, being the 4th day of the month. -
The following State officers are to be vo-
ted for at said election -. '''' '',A 80 .
Governor, Lieutenan, Governor. Secre-
tary of State, Auditor. Treasurer, Attors
pey General, School Superintendent, Asso
ciate Justice, Member Of Congress and
the following District officers, Judge of
the Second judicial District, Senator, for
the Senatorial District, and the following
Countyiof6cersi are to be elected at, y said
election. Representative, for Represents!
tive District, Probate Judge, District
Clerk, and the following officers to fill va.
cancies, one county Commissioners for the
Sd. District, Register of deeds and County
Sur, eyer, and School Commissioner. SD :
GEO. d. SWEARINGEN Sheriff. 81
l0 Oct. 9th 1862. yl-n29.w3
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Great in all the elements of proserity-
great in having the best business houses
hotels, private resid dences, theatre and
moral shows, and institutions and the
"leading paper in Kansas ''Sich is
Leavenworth." MI H., 20
While the blight of war has visited the
other river towns, the concentration Of
military operations a, the F., and the ad-
vantages of the city to command the trade,
have secured to her population great and
growing business, and tits now pushing
forward more rapidly than ever before
rhe Drygoods and Grocery business is
remarkably fourishing and the dealers
are made unusually active to supply the
demand of customers. Stettauer & Bro,
are doing a heavy wholesale business, al
SO, Fairchild, King s Co. Watson 4
Brace are closing up and selling out their
heavy stock on account of iIl-health. Ed
dy q Arnold continue good. business IN
the drug trade. John Myers Jr., flourish
es in the tin and hardware stock. Among
the many hotels. of the city one of the best
and msst deservedsy popular is the Maa-
sionHouse, kept by Samuel Kiser. :.
We found our friends of the Evening
Bulletin, agreeable. hale, and hearty, and
getting up an extremely neat and interes-
ting paper, and which with The Conserva-
live, which has addedto its former inau-
snce and usefulness by "a recent enlarge
ment, is striking good blows for, the
straight Union and Republican ticket
The Times has sold out 10 the boilers or
sere-head movement, and the Inquirer, as
q cotsmporary says is edited by Gov. Sey-
nour, james Buchanan and other Demo
cratic worthless. The Democrats of the
county have Put ticket in the field for
county officers, and thus asser, that they
cannot support the boilers. Let the ide,
Of November see snch rally Of the TRUE
Union Party as shall squelch out forever
the sore-hsads and fag.ends Of party in
the State. = -
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SHERIFFS SALE sii III
Amos Rees for use Of Lewis Burnes, aW5m9d

SHERIFF'S SALE sli III p,
Amos Rees for use Of Lewis Burnes, aH5mod %
20 " blo9 a9Irsd = = 4am Or
Francis J. Marshall.
BY virtue Of 4 rfuries execution issued ont of
| the First District Court in and for Leayenvorth
| county, State of Kansas, and directeu to me as
Sheriff of Marshall County, viii, on Monday,
the Sd day of November, A. D. 1862. between
the hours of 10 o'clock. An, and o'clock P.
M, of said day in front Of the Court House
door in Marysyile Marshall County. State of
Kansas, offer at prblis sale to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title and interest of the
defendant Francis J! Marshall, Of. in. and to
the following real estste to-wit: The south cast
quarter ofsection one ID Township no. two, (2)
south of range six, ~ east, containing l6s'
acres also thirty feet frontiur on Broad
way street andFuppipg haek. .seve,ty-two l72)
feet said 80 feet being of of the vest side of lot
six (s) in block eight tsJ together with the
store-house thereon said1 lott being in Ballard
and Morales addition to the town Of Pelmetto
and all ofsaid real estate being situated in Mar
shall County, Kansas, and levied upon to satisfy
said execution and coqts.
ifApprais ed At $l6SG. a u
Given under my hsnd this Cd dsy Of October,
A. ID. 1862. tisaa5 ri. -, +
G. D. D.swEARENGrN, sb.riH Of Marshall Co.
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s@The bohoys were all a bender, a
regular tear, the other night, and, dressing
one Of their number in the garb of blush
ing young damsel, inveigled our imbecile
friend into the idea Of making love to her
but, "you rascals, lying dog" and such
epithets, "was all the sound we heard
We followed, screeched, and evapora,ed,
cocluding, if we wanted to live to get ou,
of that crowd. =.
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-
GENERAL ORDERS No. /.
HEA9ouARrsss NssrrEsx DIVISION,
Kansas Srxrn. MILITIA

kANsAsSrAfp.M MILITIA
Leavsnworth, Sepembsr "a, 1862.
by virtue of commission from the
Governor and Commander.in-chief, dated
Topeka. Sept 1856, and special Order
no. Is from Major General Stone, the un.
dersigned assumes control ofthe organize
ption Of the Northern Division of the Kan
sas State Militia.
Having in view solely the welfare of
the State, its protection against iensmies
foreign and domestic, the defence of our
homes ana 6re-sides, against armed reb-
els on the east and south, and Indian en-
croachments on the West, the command
ing General earnestly enjoins that all white
male citizens of the Northern division
without further delayform themselves in.
to military ooppaniesIas indicated by the
law of the State, take and subscribe the
required cath. elect officers and report
such organization with copy of the COM
pany roll to these Headquarters in, order
that commissions may be obtained at once
preparatory to Battalion, Reglmental and
Brigade organizations.
2. In accordance with the proclama-
tion of the Governor, it is recommended
that Saturday of each week be set apart for
drill and maneuver in the respective
branches of the service to which ssmpan-
les may belong, and that they thus prepare
themselves for the use ofsuch arms as may
be furnished by the military authorities Of
the State. .uUs sdi u sgT3j93i odE
4. The following staff sf6cers are here
u by annoubeedi:sbria 9Ej liG lnoji,5gg 9ds
H. B. Denman, to be Division Quarter
master, with the rank of Lieutenant Colo
mel. and a. Ea9s.Esm Iss8
/ James P. Roy, to be Assistant Engineer
| linzGhief, swiththe rank of Lieutenant Co.
lionel. .svsg o3 q bslliryg sU
R. A. Barker. TO be ,Aid-de-Camp, with
the rank of Major.ai mid ~ a,ooas OF
F. H. Drsnning, Aid-de.Cam with the
rank of Major.@uiiisA an!1o guiJiI aHoy;
George A. Eddy to be Division Inspec.
tor, and Assistant Adjutant General. with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Sal 2dT
5. These Headquarters are hereby es,
| tablished at Leaveworth.a = i'',ia p 'h u w.
JOHN a. .HALDERMAN,i
Major General Northern Division Kansas
State Millitia.gis2 id9i@1a vi -no3O-tf.n
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EyFor the Office of Recorder there
are three candidates in the field. The
regular NOMINEES, C. F. Koester, is a gen
tleman well adapted for the position, fine
pens man and good scholar. ~ ss7,s
James Watteraon, is one Of the inde-
pendent opposition, he also has the quail
i6caticns necessary. ,;-,.- - 5lsev ,i--r
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

-t+s.lt - - So =. go =
IT seems that Gen Kearney met his
death in carrying out one Of the rules Of Ma.
poleon-"that where it is practicable, and
and an..importan, reconnaissance is to be
made, no one can better perform tho ser
vice than the General himself" Kear,
ney knew the terrible desperation Of the
enemy, and was we'll aware Of his cunning,
he would trnst to no one but himself to go
to the front and reconnoi,re, on Monday
night in view Of the hazardous situation of
our army. After visiting the out-posts
and picket guards, saluting each with an
admonition to be cautious, courageous, and
vigilent. he proceeded forward to recon
noitre the enemy's position. Moving
stealthily about he suddenly came upon
the picket guard ofthe enemy, when the
advance sentinel shot him, and New Jer-
sey's greatest, bravest, and noblest son fs \
mortal y wounded. ,. -.
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.Representatfve.

After repeated and earnest solicitations,
.Mr. Weisbach, has at, last consented to
run as an Independent candidate for the
Office of Representative. 1t was not his
desire, nor wish, bu. his friends, knowing
him to be man of tried principles, and
believing him to be the choice Of the ma
jority of the voters of the county, deter
mined to bring him out. = = r4J,T 4
No eulogislic remarks of ours could ben
eft him; be is too well known his char
acter as man of integrity and konor, Is
too well established. -,,l.
- I-9l 1. lte 80 ,,G9 Su-,,
See his announcement in another COL
umn, i,sb 81 ,.s5iodii5g5E
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,Gairqs sNOTICE,.gild 81 maa "a

N IcsIl- "II -NOiIVI2.01'7 ~ . =
There will be |. special Term Of the
Probate Court Of Marshall County Kan.
sas, held at the Probate Judges Office in
the city of Marysville, County and State
aforesaid, on the first Wednesday, the 9th
day of November, 1862. 'l'' y ~ ~ - =
RUSSELL 8. NEWELL, y : -, ~
Probate Judge.
October, 9th, 1862. ..s,j ,.,s 4 ~
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strayed or stolen.

% Strayed or St0ien.
ON the night of the i 9th inst, from q. "a.
Sain. one brown mare about ;16 hands
high, 4 years old past, and with ! foal.oii A
lump is on her left hind leg, and bears eel
lar marks. slF .seGElJ 1851 9iI5i. -ol-
l will pay liberal reward for the return
of the mare. J. L.. HEASLY.
- Constable.
Morvev;llle Oct 16 y1.n30 Ct.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

all the candidates that. are de.
feated at the November election would get
on spree on the same day, there would
be slim sob er population in this part of
the State. ,f.-.-.... =. l..
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ob4F 1t will be seen by the announce
ment that j. P. Miller is candidate for
Recorder. Come on the more the merrier.
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Anuo untEn1 { il t s
single man yet.

d WEare authorized to announce Jacob
Wiesbach, as an Independent Candidate
for the office Of Representative for Mar
shall County. 10 $50 & at .oaa erol 90.
We are authorized to announce James
Waterson, as an Independent Candidate
for the office of Recorder, for Marshall
County. ,.ir .i,,.5 ,,,,. = adolescence
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

sig We are authorizedto announce 'Ephraim
Lewis as an Independent Candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner, for the
Third District.
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MARYSVILLE, KANSAS:
saturday. October 25. 1862.

Republican State Ticket.
For Congressman,
A. C. WILDER,
of Leavenworth.
For Governor,
THOMAS CARNEY,
Of Leayenworth..
Eor Lieutenant Governor, .
THOS. A. OSBORN.
Of Doniphan.
Fer Secretary of State,
w. VIII. LAWRENCE,
OF Franklin.
For Associate Justice Supreme Cour
LAWRENCE D. BAILEY,
of Lyon County.
For Audiror,
ASA HAIRGROVE,
Of Lynn
For Treasurer,
WILLIAM SPR1GGS,
a of Anderson.
i Fer Sup. Pub. Instruction,
ISAAC T. GOODNOW, ef
ofRiley.
t. For Attorney General,
w, w. GUTHRIE .y5..-''
Of Brown.
For District Judge,
ALBERT H. HORTON,
of Atchison.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

MARYVILLE.-Marysv Is rather
dull at present. The stage has been Or
dered Oh different route, which leaves JUS
without mails. We think this state of af:
fairs, by proper exertion could De RENE
died build the bridge over Spring Creek,
finish the road, according to contract. and
you will have the express here again as US.
ual. We are centrally located, and will
be on direct line of railway from St. Jo-
seph West. which will be at no distant day
Let us then, drop all local feuds, and
unite heart and hand for the one great pur-
pese Of sef-improvement. We have the
elements Of greatness within US we have
noble prairies, fine streams, and timber
plenty we have as fine farms as the sun
ever shone upon; in fact we have, every
thing that is required to make our city,
and our County, the star of Kansas as
Kansas is the bright star in the constella-
tion of States. ,v al -.F ere
r
Use all exer.ion to, encourage emigra-
tion here; extend to the merchant, 4 the
mechanic, professional men and laborers,
the hand of friendship, and you will soon
see, Marysyille spring from an insigni6-
cant country town, to an important inland
city. This is no idle tale, or aowery pic.
tnre VIC see evidences of it continually.
For instance look at the city Of St. Jo-
seph, before the blight Of Treason had
swept over it, fourishing like tho banyan,
overshadowing all opposition. Llaf j.
When Jeff, Thompson went to the city
of New York to, sell St. 10. bonds, lie
he stepped into large brokers' Office, pre-
scnting his credentials, he commenced in
his bland style. to expatiate on the impor-
tance of his position the broker stopped
him with the question, "St. joseph 3 St.
Joseph, where is that. :" "Don't know
where St. Joseph shave you a mapg
indignantly replied jeff. The map was
procured; and Jef's long bony finger went
nervously over it, in 4 vain search for the
renowned city, but like the Irishman's flea
put your finger on him, and he amt ''thar,''
The map was an old one. But Rome had
% have a start, and Venice beg inning,
so it was with St. Joseph, and SO it must
be with US, :. - es2~ ,sie gj,j
d As we have said before let US drop all
of eur local feuds, and join as one in
keeping the ball of improvement rolling.
And by the time peace breaks over our
land, we can have the dust shook from our
feet, leaving us free and prosperous. q {.
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WE are authorized TO announce ]. P.
Miller as an independent candidate fer
the office Of Recorder, of Marshall Counr
ty. =
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Farewell, sweet Spring, Summer and
Autumn: Spring the bud Of life. Summer
the opening AoMer, autumn the decay, and
Winter death: The cold blast. of hoary
Winter is nov heard. and earth has .
winding sheet. The autumn leaves have
fallen. the haryests are gathered.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

E9Our citizens were addressed on
last Monday evening. by-W. W. Guthrie,
candidate for Attorney General. his re-
marks were eloquent, and to the point
he is the pet candidate here. The Tope-
ka ticket will receive unanimous support
in this part of the State.
After Mr.. Guthrie concluded his re-
marks, Mr.. Baker took the floor. his
'shappy hits" drought down the house, y
with loud rounds of applause. =:
/ ne isthe peoples man, and they will
prove it by rolling up the heaviest vote for
him that ever sent a candidate from this
District to the State Senate.
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WANTED-We want real live Davil,
one that can cut wood, bring water, and
take care OF the baby, and won't fall in
love vasn every pretty girl in town. We
have got the horns all resdy for sucb one
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MAILs-We have none, the stages hav
left us, therefore the reason. h'
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This cold weather the horns on a 'muly'
OF is in danger Of being frozen.
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tGrDr. Lee, gives US the following
particulars fia1 a2-isiiis'
T iOn the 9th inst, the son of Barney
Gallagher, while in the act Of feeding .
. sorghum press, got caught by the. hand
and his hand and arm was severely bruls-
ed and mashed. Modification setting IN
Dr.. Lee amputated the arm near the
shoulder joint. The lad is recovering.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

Have haad Of the largest and best sssee stocks Of
Dry Goods in the West, tic they constantly sell
the most reasonable TERMS Merchants from the Interior
specially invited TO call and examine their goods Hsv
ing acommodous business house dealing estrey IN @
Wholesale bsassh, ~ ass>nAAod - ~ Aspssns 10 sn
~ a7rmifiaI -sgefK aasg roaG gd .a...
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
So FRANcIscn- M s

SAS FRANCISCO, July 5.
Arrived steamer Orizaba, Panama shin
Darlington, Hong Kong.
Yesterday was celebrated throughout
the State with unprecedented enthusiasm.
SAN Francisco, July 9.-Lettsrs from
Tuscan to the 9TH June, state that Captain
Fritza Of the California Volunteers. ar
rived at Tuzcon on the 9Th with twenty
rebels captured at Patagonia silver mines.
Among them was Lieut.. MoWry, charged
with furnishing supplies to the enemy.
He was surrounded by quite a number Of
desperados, and intended to make des-
perate defense, but they were completely
surrounded and taken BY Capt. Fritza. The
prisoners viii be brought to Fort Youma.
sEsn! &sssn- QqElst9p Vas EetHrning to Fort You
towards Messilla.
The army is in good health.
The whole business portion Of the town
Of st. Louis, Surra county, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning.
Francisco, 11th.-There was a grand
torchlight expression in San Francisco
last evening in honor Of the passage of the
Pacific Railroad bill Many houses were
illuminated.
The steamer from the Northern Coast
yesterday brought S26O,OOO in gold from
Oregon and British COlumbia. Accounts
on the whole are encouraging to believers
in extensive mining regions in the paets
explored north. The season is not sufi-
eiently advanced to permit much develop
ment Of the Cariboa Mines Of British Co
lumbia
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POsT.OFFIcE TIME.IARIE.

| SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Fo5
~, &c sr75iy.i and closing o. tie mails af az C.
EAszER WAY, daily. for Buaalo, Bostoo5 Es,v va.
alElYes 20 P NJ closes 900 A. II
vi vL4tl9gaH HA1l daily, for BaGalo, Boston. Fta
dS dLSSs5 arrives go A. r., so P. r.; eioass 100 p ~
PITIsaUseH WAY, daily, for PniiadeiDhia. B,fe.-
more " aahington Pittsburgh, Canfoo -, 49,
sillon, steubenylle, B. 4 o. r. b. arrive 6i5 II
closes SIS A. n. - - -
THROUGH Prr1sBuRGn, Philadslpbi.- RsI.t-.-.
maAalllslons arrive! 90 P NJ closes 4.l5 p III
CiNeINNATI " Az Columbus, Ind iana1oIig s. Ts,,-fa
Li2asgile, Nashville and Cairo, arrives s.i0 b 4:
THR0gsH CIEcINNAFT, Columbus. IndiusssTf. =
LOUIS AAshTiie and Cairo, arrives 30 a ~ sti
WzsrEzs War, Toledo. q -, and r,.e-,,i s.f,..
arrives 20 A. ~ CLOSES 1870 2. y.
THROUGH MEsIzRx, Toledo, Chicaqo and DsfrcIt
a4llys arrives g.iu ?. H. closes $50 p. ~
SAID 1sKf NAY, Elyria Via NoTthsru DiFi8ion A.
-5l AH9AiSS WAY, Warren and Toung5ioHn arri1os
MEDisi Way, daily, arrives 400 ?. r.; eloss5 So
RocEEOEr, Do7er, shsmeld, North Ridzsvills. -.
stIiIa ana closes on Tuesday, THURSDAY and Sltur-
BATl, BrecksTllls, Copley, &c, leave, Tus-s--.
5na - iardays at 200 A. n; afrTes Mondays ana f-
days al 500 P n.
SHARON CESTERs Granger, Hincklsy, Norfh Royul.
tgn ie4Fes iuesdaya and Saturdays AZ f.ao A. "a. ~.
rEes Mondays and Fridays at sop ~
1osa aA-AsflLlEi daily arrives lo;l5 A. H. aose5
EAsI oLEvELAsD and Euclid, daily, ,arrirsspoo, 49,
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for ssiv-, q
saag g one hour latter than the time Of arriTaf of
Mail and drop Letters are required By law to BE-
Az Gity Circulars are required to be Bro-paid uith
~ OHce open from 40 A. n. to 7.sOp.E X. ~.
2 CpMlEa. E. III.
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FRONI nIFlIPHIs.
MEupHIs. Jnlv I

MEMPHIS, Jnly II.
Special to New York Tribune:
Arkansas refugees report that General
Curtiss attacked and completely cut to
pieces 500 Confederates under Col Mcneil,
thirty miles east of BateEille, on the 4th.
The Grenada Evening Appeal of the Sth
says the Yicksburg canal is progressing,
with 5000 negroes working on it.
The Mississippian strtes that Gen. But
Ter visited Baton Rouge Saturday
The Yicksburg Wing reports the dam
age to the city as very severe.
The publication Of the Wing is suspend
ed.
The Grenada Appeal states that the 7th
Tenn. went into the Richmond fight 800
strong, and came out without one effective
man.
The same paper states that forage
party Of 200 of Gen. Curtiss' men were
attacked and nearly all killed, but few
were captured alive
A Yicksburg dispatch Of the 4th states
that the bombardment is tremendous and
uneeasing. 1t is estimated that the enemy
CRED $1,000 shot and shell. Our loss 50
far is six men killed and one wounded
The inhabitants have taken refuge in the
woods. Should the invaders land, we viii
drive them back at the point Of the bayo-
net. Vieksburg cannot be taken