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The Old Established Bindery.

THOS. w. ODELL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH oFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK BooKsfor
IHl County Offices, Banks Rail Road Offices, Busi-
ness Men, and others. HIS work comprises every
style, from 70 cents up to s2,boper qure.
Best No. Laid or Woye paper used on Blank Work.
Magazines, Periodicals, &C., &c., bound In any styIe
desired in PLAIN or gt and having the TOOLS &c ior-
mery used by MoTts, and by Calender he Is prepared
TO match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books rebCnnd, and made 10 lock better than
when new
Music bound in any style desired, and PACED; con
Venlenee never before offered here with music binding
pS- His PAGING MAOHINE is the only one In the
0ty and is one OF the most important Inventions Of
ue present Day IL will accurately page and number
Books, Checks, Drafts, karoad Books, and papers
and any knd OF Blanks, as high as ton thousand
I. ". o. also pays very particular attention 10 pre-.
Parlng all kinds OF Btdnks with Printer Heads-Rail-
hoad ana other work requiring neatness and dispatch
DS- Having recently greatly added 20 his already
arge facilities, he IS heter than prepared TO please
the public. -
Bs- he refers to tie County Offices Of Montgomery
PIehle, DHrke, and 10 the various Banks, Railroad
work I'LL - - -, daoia -"
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FORT DARLING STRENGTHENED

FT MoNRoE, Nov. l2-It is rumored that
Fort Darling has been additionally strength.
ened BY heavy base wall of solid masonry,
and shroud Of iron mail over her most ex.
posed portions. A new earth work has re-
Gently been thrown up on the James river by
the rebels, near the point of Shoals, intended
for guns of heavy calibre
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ANTHONY scHwIND's ESTATE.

NOTICE is heIeby given that the undersigned has
In been duly appointed by the Probate Court Of
montgomery county, ohio, Administrator OF the 90.
oclT JOSEPH A. Rl'lZI,ER
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE p hereby given that tho underslaped ba.
.his DAY nled in the Court Of Common Pleas
nittna M Hie eouny o. montgomery and state OF Ohio
oara WOLF oanse-wilful absence for more than thfe.
SeAras The Sad RarbaFa Wolf ia notified thal nnlasS
win Be taken a. true and decree rendered According
- n. sA0SOrT, Attorney q .r OCT !, iSearoc7vd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Fton ne Advertiser, Providence, H. T. Of -
The Cephac Pills are said to be remarkably ofioc.
tive remedy for the headache and Of the very egt
for that very frequent complaint which has been
discovered.
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MArJrUA AGAKING.
Mrs. j. M. Bodley

WouLD respectfully INFORM the ladies Of DAYTON
w that she mas removed TO No 22 Jefferson stfoet
east side between First and Second where she IA pre
pared 70 render her serycea IN tho neatest and most
fashionable manner styles Of DRESS M K INg wbich
will be attended 10 at the shortest notice Those Vic
wish 70 see the latest syles and have work done n he
best manner VIII please call Al No. AZ Jefferson VI.
sol MRS j. NJ BODLFY
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FOR SALE.

UNHE hsapsst and best plop for either hoas Of COWS
Il eau Be had by applying soon Al Hedaes' BagaF
Works near Mad River Brldge. -"
PT1ce y cents per barrel. en- .rIl oselds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

FFoa hs DonOerat, 81. Closd, MINI. l-
II you are or have been, troubled with tho hsasasbe
send for box, (oephaie Psa 50 thatyo' may have
them IN case Of an attack
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
REYHoLpsHURo, FRANKLiE On. One,l B.
fonuarV a 1qaI -

KEThnLpshURol FhANkLlN ND., OHIp,l n
January Q, 1861.
Henry c, Spalding, Hs allan
No. 4B, Cedar sf ~. y. f...s I'D. ..
Dear SiTs -fI H.
Inclosed find twenty five cents, (26) lor which send
box Of "Cephalic Pulls" Send 70 address OF Rev. Wn
o. Filler, Reyno odsburg, FrAnklin co.. OHIO.
Your Rus cork like eharHlelue Headache aBosf in.
''o"'""' ''oo""'""' 4 z Truly yonn,0MG I5JRL
VIM. o. FILLER.
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Card Photographs Reduced
AT
s l. h B OH rs.

FULL LENGTH CARD PICTURES FOR 50 90 PER
DOZEN. VIGNETTE S. 90.
MAklNG an impression 70 show what the picture
ul looks like, Is not practiced any further Z
new York and Cincinnati rues are adopted Also
the cash system. Pictures not satisfactory need moi
be taken, and are only retaken at extra charges 2f
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BrvrELr, MASS, Dec. II, isCO,

II. e. Spaiding, ESQ.
Iwish for some circulars or large shsw bs, TO nm Al
your Cephallc Pills particularly before my Gus
tomers. II you have anything OF the kind please
send TO me- Uf.
One Of my customers, who subject TO severe s,td
Headache, (usnally lasting two days,) cured Of 0s
attack IN one hsar by yor Hls which sent her VII
Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKEs ~
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YrsrLAsrr, Mrcn,, Jan. Is, 1861.

YPsiLASTi, MIcH, Jan. u, 1861.
Mr. spaLfihg. i' tf- inHsa Ner
Sir. rr. .-
Not long since sent 10 you for box of CephalO
Pills for the cure Of TIE Nervous Headache and Cos.
hyeness, and received the same, and heD bad grOi
on sGeet that lpas induced 10 send Jor more.
Please send by return mail laLW lIE AdlE
Direct TO A. r. WHEELER,
fa.a. XIV Iih. YpFianu, Mich.
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Take no more BdSaD Mercury, Unpleasant Medicines
JOr Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLDS EXTRA OF BUOHU


HELMBOLDS EXTRA OF BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages; Al little Expense;
Little or no change IN Dietl No inconvenience
fsat-t q q N Ard no RrposnFs
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
Urnate, thereby Removing vbstrucuons;
preventing aud curing s.riesntes lure ol the OIe.hIa,
frequent in the class OF diseases, and expellng all
Poisonous, Diseased and 'Oo'n out Matter ia.
Thousands upon Thousands Is.tH
RHU LAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF Qua CHS,
and whs have paid heavy fees to be cured in short
tune, have found they were deceived and that the
''poison has, by the 'poosL asrlngents" been
dred up IN the sJstea 10 break out IN an aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANISE
whether exishngin
MALE Or FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating aud no matter Of
FI HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of Duretc.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DlURETIC,
and it is certain 10 have the desired effect IN
Diseases for phteh u 10 recommended.
EVidsneeof he most Responsible and Reliable Character
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From to 70 years standing,
with Names known TO .It
SCIENCE AND FAME,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

BELLE VERNON, oHio, Jan "a, 1891.
Henry Q. SpdldiHg, ESQ. I. sI..I'..
Please hnd inclosed twenty five eens for which sen1
me another box Of your Ceph"lic Pills. They frHg
Direct A. sTOVER, p NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co, " t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
HELAB0LDS EXTRA or BUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits OF Dissipation, Early
lndscrehon or abuse

Arising from Excesses Habits OF Dissipation, Early
lndisereton abuse
Attended 'oifh the jottypoing symptoms
Indisposton 10 Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss OF Memory, DiiIlculty Of -Breathing
Weak Nerves. y N Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Ar Wakeiuiness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pains IN the Back
Universal LasstudS Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptons onthe Face,
CoURrENANOE e8
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on, which this
medicine invariaDie removes, soon Follows rfaftf
lMtoTENCY, FATUITY, EpILEPTlC FITS,
III one Of ,ohieA The FHtient may E5pire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "dlfeiul Diseases" H.st - o. b..
"lNsANlrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware ofthe causes OF their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs,
And tho Aieldneh0Ly Deaths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness TO the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Ho requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
lnyigorats the System
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BOUHU
invariably does.
A trial will convince the most skeptieal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

J"H Nom the Era,ai''es, Aorfolk, Pa
Oephalie Pills accomplish the object for which the
were made, Via Cure OF headache IN All It's forms.
oI Aa.H
Nom he ErUainsy, Aorfolk Pe. d,
They have been tested In more than iliof
with entire success. t. .... .
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srRucr oarrK, HvNrrSoFos 90 PAL

H. c. Spalding. T.H. .feNP. N
Sir. 80 o. "ttA
You will please send me two boxes Of your Csphalc
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, .. sob
JNo. b. sImoNs
resllent. r'IH f.
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WANTED-To RENT-A house Of about SIX or
w seven rooms. A good tenant can be had by
ealing at this ofce or on Squire stoppelman. oei7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

- single bottle loofsPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times lis cost annually -SN / I
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MAsoSyuLE, CONN, Feb 8, 1861.
M SPaIding;
have tined your Cephalic Pills. and Ike fhesd 40
psi that want you TO send me two dollars worth
.. '.N 7l'' a
Part OF these are for the neghbors, TO whom I gave
afew out Of the first box got from you. i"-''
Send the Pills by mail, and oblge ''araaHaHs
Your ob'tServant,
.t.tI JAMES KENNEDY.
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'ALDING's PREPARED oLUI
sPALDnGs PREPARED eLuEt i"l'
sPALDING's PREPARED eLUEt
SAVE THE PIEoEsf

ECONOMY 15ilao oDIsPAToHl
nA-"A 6TlTua IN TEME SAWS NIHE."-NH
As accidents Will happen even in well regulated fam,
lies II Is very desirable 10 have cheap and con.
Yenent way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys, orockery
l.f SPALDlRG'S PREPARED GLlEl
Meets all such emergencies, and household can ~.
ford 70 b withoutt. lts always ready and up 10 the
sticking point. WV
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE, ts...t
h.hs-A Brush accompanies each bottle. REioa. 26
cents. Address
HENRY @. sPALDING
No. "a, OEDAR street, New York
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Commercial.


November Is, 1854
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-whte wnsat, whol ,aale
T6i retAilss0 co. Red wheat, Wholesale f5 co. retail
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esaA THAI 5sW aHA HGhIa
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As those Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. SHADING
they afford unquestonable proof OF the efficacy
OF this truly scientific discovery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

-Aaa Sir: -af l.uAaa aa aslkh INK III
lwsh you to send me one more boz Of your CephR
10 PILLS. have received great deal Of beneft from Me
1 MARY ANN sTolKnousE. >
, 1862-07-01

The receipts Of produce to-day embraced 6,2os
br1e four S. 29l bu wheat, 23 624 b1 corn, 159a5
bu oats, and 6,700 bu barley.
4 fair wind brought intoport qultea good feet
Of vessels to-day, and freights were active and
shade easier; but rates were sufficiently lower
to influence the price Of grain-the markets for
which ruled quiet, and owing to unfavorab1e ad-
vices from New York, rather easier
The demand for -four Was light and the market
dull-the GALES being triding at S350D4.3.H f-r
common to choice spring extras. Buyers and
sellers were about 15c apart tn their views, and
this rendered transactions reryli4hs,
The demand for wheat WEE also less active by
ahjppers, end tho naAs.et was qalet and ehade
loTer-with GALES Of only about 65, 600 bushels at
Sc for No. Red size for No. 2 Red s2l33Kc
for Amber Iowa TGsokc for No. Spring and
71mtT4c for No. Spring-the market closing quiet
| st I9E@5eHc for No. Spring Ia store.
The Com market was also less brisk, and prlces
fell about 41c from the closing quotations OF SAT-
| urday. About 1T00o0 bushels changed hands at
| s0k@s1c for Old River Yellow, afoat; 2sk@29c
| for Old Mixed anoat; 28Oe8Hc for Neg Mixed
| afoat: aGc foe Rejected afoat; 23D23He for Old
Mixed in store; 29c tor Old Yellow in store; 27@
e7Kc for New Mixed in store; and 250254c for
Old Rejected in store.
Oats were quiet and STEADY at 26c. Rye was In
fair demand at dc. Barley, 45G50c. Highwines
were quiet, with Offers Ct 26c-holders asking &c.
lot Of 300 brls city, extra packages WAS sold fol
delivery Oh Thureday, at &c.
F'reights were active and eaascr-clospg dull
The north wind has brought in number OF yes
GELS and large fleet is expected About IL vessel
were taken at 9Hc for corn. and 1oc for wheat tc
Buffalo; 14szc for wheat to Kingston, payable IL
N. 7. sight exchange, and 14c payable III Csuads
| 4ro
, 1862-07-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW 4ORK, June 36.-FLoUR opened heavy,
q 9 sss
% 400 bEls at $4.3c0A IS for eupcr rtate; $4,7l1
IS for extra state; 3 50 for choice; si25D4 IL
dunn extra we=tcrn; $5.osQ5 10 for common to
good shipping brands extra fonad hoop ohio and I'd
shade lower. with only moderate demand. sales
1870 brls at $4.fe@IS5 fof common, and s49On
$40 for good to choice extra. 80
eae @ and e IT. Teatezn ass neIadns SftS 81 X ss
gRna-N heat opened heavy md closed about
1c lover Sales e, SIX bu. Chicago spring at $l GA
LOT; Sc, eco bu- Milwaukee club at St tnsSE1 il:
isS{sss Te:ts1a = : u
s la; 7.co0 bn. white Michigan on p. t.; 600 bu.
Thlte Kentucky at $1.4o. Bye scarce and firm.
ssa 4 oo; cgmGn 1n and eho1ee at es bl
1c. lower at the close, with O fair demand for
port and home consumption. Sales 152, COO bu- at
52c for new do; 4s@1sc for western sound: SIC f3f
45C for jersey, Canadian, western and state.
Cuba st 9X@sc; zoo hhds. Porto Rico 7S0s md md
600 bozef, at 7Ac. Molasses-Quiet. No sa'esrc-
ported ,..-.
the market was a shade lower Sales 167 bFls. at
AZ: s r ssgas2 p:iss: = & e
city mess; .N01s5 50 for repacEed mess $15 GO
91a.5o for extra prime mess. Prime mess beef
and beef hams dn1l sud nominal-unchange1
Cut meate-qu1et- Sales IS pkss- at 33s{Dtc for
shoulders; 45G@bc for hams Bacon sides -inac-
ti1e: Lard rules very fIm, sales Of $50 btls.
1G017c for State. Cheeee-Hfm at 9A3xc,
MoEET-Rules firm st 5@5H per cent. on call,
and EG6 per cert. for prime paper. Sterling eI-
change IS excited and unsettled; bankers bills
91osed S at 12oAGl2l American gold bars drm at
Treasury Notes 1C45@@104K.
STocKs-LoWer and dull, but closing firn1 Chi
| q 677f: G q To1 IS; III c scrip 43: II 26A ;
! MCG24; Reading 5sA; NY G. 81; Erie So: do
| pfd d Cleye s Pitts q; u s gtd 59s1: Pa: Mail
BIDS 95; Mo Is 5e559.
BUFFALO. June ao--FLouR-Nazket quiet and
GRAN-W heat-Market quiet. Two or three
loads sold on private terms. Corn steady. sales
t4o@4ls. mostly at inside figure. oats-small
WH1sKT-Sale 50 br1s. at 27c.
IMPORTS q ,0o9 brla. four. 81, ,noo bu. wheat,
ExroRTs-s,ee0 brls- -four, IA COO bu. Hheat,
| s., eco bu- corn, Il, oc0 bu. oats.
OSWEGO. June 80 -FLorH-Enchansed
| GRAIS-Nheat firm, and held generally about
| the views Of buyers. Sales 900 bu No Chicago
epripgat 96c: q GOO bu choice whIteCanada 20
and 5Gp bu Canadian club al i1.00- Corn scarce and
| firm. Sales, 80 0G0 bn Illinois at 44c~ Barley and
| TIE quiet
CANAL FRE1GBTs-Unchanged- Flour, Sic
| Wheat 6;;1c: corn, TEc, to New York.
1noRTsA SO hrls -four, II 600 bu wheat. s,sN
| bu corn, $50 bu rye.
| wheat, 81 7,e00 bu core
, 1862-07-01
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, June 80. 1853.
Jr-Prop. susquehanna, 0neids; bark Crest
West; brig Andes, Hutchings; schr. Thu5:by,
Clyde, Eleanor, Royal, Darien, L. j. Latham, An
ncSatiou, Mary Williams, Barbarian; Morning
Light, Return, Hubbard, Wheeler, Empire, j.
Grant.
DowE-Prop, Acme, Tonawanda, Badger State'
Prairie State; bark RaWEon, Massi11on, E. C. L.,
Naomi, Chenango, Jane Bell, Badger State, Sam
Ward. Arabia; schr. Z. Fl. Harmon, Yankee Blade,
r. Mott, AudoEer, Matt Root, Emeu, Denmark,
DaaliDg Wave, Berlin, Nightingale, 4. j, Rogers,
saseo, Kate Richmond, Northern Bell, E. Logan,
Norwegian, New Lisbon, Nicaragua, D. r. Martin,
Wings Of the Morning, Lansing, A. J. Rich, G. N.
johnson, Nary B. Hale, Hnntress, LiTely, n.
Brown.
Westher pleasant; wind cast
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VEssELs ARRIVED At BUFFALO FRox CHICAGO,
June 81 Prop. MENDOZA, Mohawk, Wenona ;
echr. C. 7. Richmond.
VESSELS CLEARED fBoH BUFFALO FOE CHICAGO,
June s7--Prop. Oneida. Neptune; ba,k Great
West; bz1g n. II. Standard; Isct1. G. Y. Rch.
nond, Baltic, Cla1abel.
BA1K golden FLEEcE:-This fne new vessel
built st Cleveland, Ohio, for Messzs. stusges &
Co., arrived ut this port to.day from Milwaukee
The following description Of her is from the De-
tToit Advertiser:
ut is claimed for her that ahe surpasses ali
others, either as to model strength Ut build, or
Lest fit out and from the h1sty visit which e pai6
her, We found nowhere in or about this dne resae
wherein the Aboye claim could be disputed Sne il
Of 61o tons bu1the1, and in her construction chi
| Las been minutelJ supervised, thoroughly bolset
and fastened, and has q model got up with splen
did Water-linea She has in her $50 Enees situated
from the largest to the most minute and all pa ens
tha total cost OF Rhich VAS S7C0. Her rigging wa'
made to order. Her cabins are perfect. The cap
tain, from his stateroom, tan al any time see eY
! cry part Of the ship She is Commanded by Capt
Samuel Mood, lifelong sailor to whom his EN-
tior Of this vessel and her consort. the Sunrise
The work has been faithfully done and ne Wist
the Captain and his beautiful craft eafe and pros
peruua seas0u.
, 1862-07-01
From Ger ela1 Hunters
Command.
TEE CASE OF GEN. BEEHAM.

HILTON HEAD, S. G., June q.
The stcaner Cosmopolitan arrived yester-
day. bringing d1spatehes for Gen Hunter an-
nouncing the recent movement and its re-
suits. The general was highly indignant and
no less grieyed at the unexpected intelligence,
sad Immediately gent an aid with an order di-
rectiDg General Benhan To report to him in
perEon, and placing Gen. Wright in com-
Iuand Of the expedition. Gen Benh.n, how
ever. came down on the Ben. Denford with
out waiting for the order, and at nine o'clock
that evening was p1eced nnder arrest; l
lave not seen The order of arrest, but
presume that Ger Hunter would not have
directed such proceeding hsd not the inter-
ests Of the country demanded it. Gen. Ben
hams disobedience OF orders has thus brought
him tvcce into difficulty, and it will be no
small task for him to convince even his friends
that he acted wisely or prudeutly in disre
garding the instructions Of his superior Off
Gers. The repulse at James Island seems to
have been 3 second Balls Bluff affAlr, and
Gen. Beuham stands alone rs the author of it,
It may ruin him; but better his downfall
than that his indiacrction and rashness should
By general orders, issued to-day, the dis
tricts Of this department are abolished. There
will. therefore, be no further employment for
Gen. Berham, and himself and staff are to
take passage IN the next steamer for New
York. Gen. Hunter will at once assume the
active control Of the armies in the field His
fine military reputation, his long connection
with the army, and the confidence which (aside
from his abolition notions) officers and men
repose in him, lead us to expect hereafter a
management marked By activity, energy and
breadth Of purpose, which affairs in the
<sNorthern District have too long lacked.
General Benham's arrest is the principa
topic Of conversation, and Is looked upon b,
soldiers and civilians alike as proper and Il
penalty for the sacrifice involved in the head
strong attack at James Island Gen. Ben
hams friends, however, assert that he actet
in strict accordance With the instructions LET
with him BY General Hunter, on the latter
departure from the Stono ten days ago. Thos
Instructions were that he ehould make n
attempt to advance On Charleston or attac
Fort johnson until largely reinforced or spe
cially instructed from the headquarters Of tn
major general commanding. At the same tim
hewas to provide for secure ent7enehed camp
covered By the fire Of our gunboats in the Ston
On the left, and the creek from Folly River O
the right. The adhercnts Of General Benha1
also assert that the Reconnaissance" of Nor
day was movement ordered on the 10th il
stant, with the approval Of General Hunte
but subse equept1E postponed. Gen. Hunter
friends, however, aver that such moyeme1
was at 81 times without his sanction Tt
Benhzn party assert that if the movement hn
been made an hour earlier. or in exact accort
ance with Gen. Benham's orders, SO that OF
men could not have been aimed at, it Wou]
have been 2 grand success; and hive hc1,
it asserted By one or two officers that if Of
men had fought as they should, the fort wou
have been ol!rs
, 1862-07-01

.-- ARRIVED DUNE 3d.
stmr Mohawk, Hickey, st Joseph, 50 cords wood.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, 1ss hrls fish.
Prop uttawa: nta r. Warren, Muskegon. 1s9 m lumber,
Prop Enpire mp sEsss, Brett, Buffalo, snud1ics.
Prop Chicago, Collins. Buffalo, sundrics.
Prop Iowa, Hunt, Baffslo, sundrles. 'S~@'SN'
Bark Golden Fleece. Wood. Milwaukee.
Bark Nucleus, Mcpherson, Green Rsy, $50 m lum-
Bark E Morgan, Elsett. Buffalo, ase cords wood.
Bark Marquette: Best. Buffalo. 50 cords wood.
Bark City OF Buffalo. Brown. Rnaalo.
cords wood.
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River, 1so IL lumber,
Brig sam Hale, Ferguson, Little swan,ico 10 NJ
schr HeHEs1and. Ackerman, Muskegou, 70 N 1una-
scbr auskegon, Mcyae, McDowe1le Pier, IS cords
sehr Gen. Embreeht. Muzkegon, 90 n lumber
500 N shingles, SO n 1ath
schr odin, Blanchard, Muskegon, los N lumber,
Is m lath-
eau Geaes So noe N ehnnss
sehr Commencement, Fandes, Holland, Gam 1um-
schr Panet, Lynn, Silver Greek. e,ooe ties.
Sch. Union. U1rieh. Holland. 70 eds wood
9c1r fAner 1ACmpsOu, MHskPEp33, " ~ ia4.oe1.
schr Three Bells. Clark, Holland, 45 cords Eood-
Schr A1phe, GwYnn. Seulh HaTen. ~ cofds b4rk-
Schr Amelia, Mnr1uy. 81 Joseph, 80 cords wood.
Schr 8 G Irwin, Ru5Ger, MusseEea. " u lumber
schz Haafor1ose' @onnsW' hs#anee' IL eosas
sehr : W i Thayer, schlobohm, Muskegon, s. N
lumber: ,,--.
schr Ardent, Stocks. Holland, Is II lumber.
sehs ca1thsgenian. Smith, oz"ego, 1'6 brls salt'
gundttes. tao.,
schr Whitman "hte' e1e9e1ana' soo lois
coat. o o-o
sehr Correspondent, Flnlay, Cleveland $50 tons
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