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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Ta1KTY.sEvENTB ooNaREss.
First session.
w WASHINGTON, June Ii

ieSles .a. WASHINGTON, June IL.
SENATE-The Vice President laid before the
Senate message from the President transmit
ting memorial In behalf Of the State Of New
York In favor Of the enlargement CT the EriI
and OsUego canal and locks, and aaking she at
tention Of Congress thereto.
The President also presented communication
from The Secretary OF the Interlcr In answer to
q resolution In regard TO amounts paid the
Marahsll of the Dls!ric. Of COlumbie
y The bill from the House providing that of.
fcers and volunteers be paid according to pay
rolls, ives presented and psssed.
Mr.. Harlan presented q petition for q ship
canal from Lake Michigan to the Rose river.
of New York In favor of bapkrupt act.
Mr. Wilson presented petitions rom citizens
of Missouri for branch mint at 81. Louis.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill for increasing
revenue by the reservation and sale Of town
sites on public lands. Referred.
The naval appropriation bill was taken up.
An smendment thas minors may be enlisted
Withous consent Of their parents, was adopted.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment that the
President may appoint ten midshipmen to the
Naval Academy, to be taken from sons Of tfl.
cers; also, that the District Of C0lumbia be re-
garded 90 Q representative District for the pur-
pose Of making appointments to the Navy
Academy. 80 s..-t-
Mr.. Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, offered an
amendment that persons held to service or la
Dor, commonly called slavse, shall not be en-
ployed In any capacity whatever In any navy
yard, dock yard, arsenal, magazine or fort, or
in the naval academy. The bill was then re-.
ported to the Senate and laid aside informally.
After Executive session the Senate adjourned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
IRON, aS.mpbI..

MEMPHIs, June 12-Seceeslon sympathizers
are becoming more bold daily, In the sxpres.
zion of their sympathies. Union citizens com
plain that Col. Fltch's rule over the city is TOO
leDieEt; that until assured of better protection
they cannot avow their sentiments.
The Provost Marshal requires the cath from
all applications for passes or permits to ship
goods. The stringency of Its requirement 10
suoh thatit has already caused considerable ex-
citement 10 the city.
An officer occupying an important position
on the railroad running from this city, has just
returned from Grenada. '9'-. go :, i. e
Gen. Hindmaa 10 said to have gone 70 Askan.
sas with troops from that State, after evacus
ting C0rinth. ~4 |1-t
Gen. Pope had reached okalona. Beaure.
gard was still resreatlng, P,ice sith him. Jeff
Thompson was ct Grenada with less than one
thoussnd men, ---'--.-
The rolliug stock Of the Memphis and Ohio
road is at PADols, this eide of Grenada. "A
The post Cfice and AdSrna express were both
opened here to-day. hr. 81 t5 ~
TSo steamers leave to day With cottcn, su.
gar and molasses for St. Louis. Numbers Of
Gisissns are also leaving for the North. ,,,,
MEMPHIS, June l2.--MondAy's. Mobile papers
contain Redmond dispatches claiming glorious
victory for Jackson over FrCmons on Sunday
they also state shat Jackson cAp,ured tWo pieces
Of artillery from Shields on Monday. 4lsE
Rebel accounts of the affair at Chattanooga
cay the enemy opened its batteries with shot
and ahell on the city, without giving tho slight'
est notice, creating panic among women aud
children, aho Red in every direction. Some oI
the rebels we're wounded, none killed. But one
building was struck, .,s s7s- .,i r'is 90 s.-,ssll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
SNM a Sgight CoE1, cough,

ANn1yA ~ SteStS OVtN, LVVsSh.
EN GM ,5Ionkse,ieaa, or 9oEe
ENEElNilti4 ISkroat, which might b
W. ;H ohecked uith simple rem
VYa .edA if neglected, gter ter
mtnates ssriously. FetO are otUars Of
the hmportancs Of stcrptng a gouqh OF
Slight IgoLd in its first stage J; that
whIoh in the 6ssinning t0olsid yield to
a mild remedy, if not. attended to, soon
attaeks the lungs.
A<otuya's 8<onchiaL lOtecks&
usrs first introduced elsOen years age.
Il has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for /Bcuahs,
4aLda, g<onchitis, s.5asthn1a,
Ratakfh, tbs Hacleing Cough in IRon-
auSaIttin,1, and numerous affections q
the /Skikoat, gtving Immediate rsltef
Public Speakers and Singers,
wiu find thsm efsct,sal for cleaytng and
strengthening the votce.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
-Msdioine, at 95 cents per boz,
For sale, wholesale or retail, by .-- .e.
tbt.'-. @. ROBERTS. Druggist,
kaa ~ yf.. ,.r No. "a North high street.
ss,s lsase s. D. SAMUEL, Druggist
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Frnm yEn.hineton.

WAsHlNaroN, Jnne l4.--The following has
been received here from the Trbanes ceTres.
popdent with Gen. McDoWell's corps. ~
MANASSAS, June ia report hes Just reach.
ed here that guerrilla party numbering one
hundred and Atty, dashed into Wa-renton last
Monday evening, captured twenty-five sick col,
diers left in the hospital, and twenty, five 70
ihirty stragglers from Giboons's brigade, 10
Kings divislon Small guerrilla squads have
been ssan to-day in The neiRhbcthooa Of Hunts
Vile. and Major Dufiis has gone Ous to capture
them. sag
: NEW YoRR, June IA The Times's dispatch
saws: WehAve Information derived from secss
sion sources here, that ak North Carolina regi'
rneuts refused 70 20 into the bAisle OF Fsir Oaks
and these regiments are now under brope
guard In Rcnmond. IG&A t4ts
Gov. BtAofSra and Ex.Gov. Hicks, Of Mary
land, are both said TO favor q special session o.
the Legislature, to take into Confederation che
Presidents emancipation message. ,,4-
Gen Burnside was 10 Town yesterday, Tettitn-
ing 20 Fortress Monroe by the morning boat
as reports from the Peninsula, whore b.
scent several hours With Gen, Mcclellan, are fa
vorable. He sees no reason why, wish gooC
weather, our army should not be in Richmond
within very few days. He does NOS think tha
the rebels are strengthened BY their forced lev
les, bat believes that undisciplined numbers In
lures an army, 90 Was the case as NsNbern
where the raw North Caroline militia threw th'
whole rebel force into Q panic. ara
Gen. Burnside sees some signs Of loyalty II
the old North Stale, but Is not 90 sanguine o
its early return to the Union voluntarily, 90 As'
come OF the newspaper correspondents.
The Dacoiah, which arrived at Fortress Mon
roe Yesterday brings dispatches from Flag-oiace
FarfaRut, VINO was at NeR Orleans when Oh,
left, oD Jane %. He went to Vicksburg In th'
! Richmond, bus returned without attaching ID,
place, leaving number Of gunboats 40 block
ading squadron. The town was under thei
euns, bus lice rather high above the river To-
Ssaanlt. It will however, be capturtd beiot
many days. on, bis WAY down stream be Wa
fred ~ several times By mutketry from th
banks Of the river, and be expresses the opiuioI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
.gbe Ohio 5tatesnra,r
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE is, 1862.
'TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS
From New Orleaus-FOrt nIOrRa
~ --sai7 Nurrendered. - =

From New Orieaus-Fort Morgan
aI74if SURRENDERED. ssii,ts n
New YoRK, June Ia New Orleans paper
TO June Let are received. The Delta openl.
denounces the friends Of accession and back
up the action Of. Gen. Butler; while the Bee
which was previously suppressed by the Genera
for lie advocacy Of cotton burning, has reap
peared with an apology and explanation, assur
ing Gen. Butler that IL never intended TO recon-
mend the destruction Of the crops OF the
Southern people. Upon thls assurance thu
commanding General hes permitted the issue Of
the paper.
From the New Orleans Delta, May 3lst, we
understood that Fort Morgan, below Mobile
had surrendered TO the mortar feet on Thus
day. r f7 f-s. .is. u. 'Ta9
The same paper says: For several days past
rumors have been current 10 this city 10 the
.Rect that onr navy had suffered In conflict up
the rive, and that Gen Willisms'S Brigade had
been badly cut up. The fAo.s are these: on the
26.h inst while the forces under Gen. Will
lisms were descending the river they wsrs fred
on, when Cf Grand Gull, BY Q field battery OF
four guns. Ooe man v as killed and one officer
slightly wounded. The gunboat Kines then
opened on the town. and the battery, with it's
camp about mile and half In the rear of the
towD, was thereby persuaded to leave.
-Four companies of the 4th Wisconsin, under
Major Boardmap, we're landed to destroy .he
camp. These forces came up as the rebels were
leaving, guns and tents having preceded. A
few shots were exchanged, and the pursuit. dis
continued at night.
one Of the Union troops was wounded, and
.eyersl-of the rebel troops were aeen to fall
Unfortunately the gallant aud accomplished
Aid'de-camp 10 Gen. Williams, Lieut. Geo G.
Dsksy, who volunteered to land with Major
Boardmau's troops, was severely, and IL is fear.
ed fatally wounded. while some distance in sc.
vance Of the advanced guard.
The Delta Of June Let says: Col. McMullsp,
OF the 2lst lodIana regiment, sent down Anosher
steamer yesterday, which he captured in the
Red river. This Is the fourth vessel taken BY
this indefatigable tifi;er. Her name is the
Louisiana Belle, and she has good quantity Of
sugar, molaeses and cotton on board, besides
smaller wares. r
Four sick Union soldiers were about the 9Th
OF May fred on BY concealed assatsiua in the
town of Houma, Louisiana, tgo of whom were
killed, and the Others wounded. Lieut. Col.
Keith, OF the 2lst Indiana, was ordered by Gen.
Butler to take detachment of his regiment,
proceed TO Houma, and mets out punishment TO
the offenders. They managed to eaoape, but the
order relative to tie destruction of their pro-
perty was carried out
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Cincinnati Harket.

orEcrNEkTI. June lS.
FLouR-Ths market 10 dull, and It 10 offered NOR,
freely. supernne At % 9 o. CO. ano extra Inspector
standard OF 81 20i Is Small IAles OF fancy lt % u
@t6S
WHIsKY-An active demand In escess Of the supply
s.s Of l,soO SrlS SOld at SskS9Kc; the latter rAt
for wagon.
MEss PoRKI. Oasred NOR. freely, and the hs,. cit,
brands sold az SI so.
BULK MEATs-NothlDg transpirsd.
BA oN-Nothlpg doing.
LARD-Quiet at INC.
GHooRk,Es-Ths demand for all articles 10 quite
light bno the market dull.
sU iAR-aust b quoted No lover. We quote at OK
0ekc.
MOLAssEs-Beipg scarce, Ia frm ct 500.
c0fFEE-Must be quoted he lower. We quote Gi
90k92lc.
WaEAT-Ihs offerings to-day exceeded the demaud
and the rarket ruled da but prizes did not undergo
any change. We quote fair to prime red at s09s5;
and Indiana white At 9O995c, 800 buSh choice Kentucky
white told az 81 Us.
coRN-we have no change to report in the markets
the demand continues fair at go for ear at the lower
depots.
OArs--A continued dull market and round lots could
not be sold except at reduction oi lc per bushel
Email Tsles we're made st $50 10 pack,. The recepa
large.
kYE-Ths offerings are light and tho demand good Al
500 for prime implies arrival. =
BARLEY-The market rules steady with fair demand
at66@70c for prime samples on arrival.
HAY-Thsre 10 an improved demand but without any
change in prices. We quote prime timethy at Si34l4
riY,l.
cHEEsE-Ths demand 10 fully up to the supply,
and the market rules arm exc for selected Western
Reserve
BuTrER-Ths demand f,r the best grades continues
fair, hut qualities below PRIME are dul and uosalabe
We quote pril 70 choice Central Ohio at s4lOc, and
common 10 good At sD7e.
as, s Gasses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
From Port Royal aud CharleSton

/ NOyat ABu CnhIL0BtOns
New YoRK, June ID The Tribune's special
from Washington saye: Edward L. Pearce
agent of the Treasury Departments ct Porl
Royal: arrived here TO day. His report of the
agricultural condition of the islands cultivated
6y free negroes is encouraging Some thirteen
thousand acres are planted, nearly half In cot
ton, and the crops ere forward and well cared
for.
News had reached Beaufort of the appearance
at Port Royel ferry Of rowing party Of rebels,
~bo fred at our pickets, killing two men ano
Voundlng several. II was supposed az Rrst shat
genetal attack was intended, but IL soon ap.
peafed that the alarm was raised BY small
guerrilla band. -r
Toe Massachusetts, stopped several hours off
Stono Inlet, and there picked up some vague
rumors touching the position of things on
James Island, where Gen. Hunters army had
landed and found itself confronted by en- uuex.
peotedly large rebel force, believed to have
been increased BY heavy reinforcements from
the late Corinth army. Some said that Beau
regard himself Was there, and thst uUE less
than twenty five thousand rebels were opposite
Gen. Hunter on the leland.
Some fighting had taken place, In which the
79.h Highland regiment aud the Massachusetts,
cavalry had particularly distinguished them.
selves; bu. the Massachusetts 2s.h had not done
itseli credit.
p Several batteries had been carried BY storm,
and general engagement was thought to bo
imminent. ..--~
Firing in tho direction for half an hour was
heard by the passengers Of the Massachusetts as
ste was lying Of Charleston Be, in plain view
OF Fort Sumter. -fet .-u - L
Toe British consul had, 10 was reported, sent
word 20 the Captain Of British msn.of.wsr
lying of the harbor, that there would be a fsht
on James Island within twenty tour hours. l.
vas understood that our forcer, which went With
10 three or four mlles Of Charleston, were 10 be
the attacking party. 2 -... .F' .st
Eight vessels were blockadiDg Charleston,
aud Mr.. Pearoe is surprised to hear the report
that arms have been smuggled 10 there within
a week. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
taRORT.p 'on TUE ONO nAruaAs.l


I - ~~--~
AEw YoRK. June n.
o0rT0N-haTket unchanged.
i FLOUR emand heavy and market about SC lower
With limited demand for export and hemo consumption
iurthsi AdvAneein frePhts to day had very depreas
ing enect. Ice Of " 0O0 barrels at ~ i5D4 Is ~
for superane weltern; a. 45D4 80 for common to me
dium extra western; o5 LUG5 Is for common TO goot
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; e5 25B6 81
or trade brands; market closing heavy, with no buyer
CANADIAN BLOUR-Ths market 10 So lower with .
moderate business doing. Sales Of 900 barrels at o. "
94 % for common and ss oO@s Is Tor good to Oholcs
BYE ELouR-ouIet and steady. Small sales at % 20
OORN MEAL-ouiet ar unchanged.
WHlsKY-The market 10 mcre active and Armer; sale
OF 6oO baIres At 2ska 25kc for state and Western.
WHkAT-Ihe market opened shade hrm z, but with
the further advance 10 reghts the market cosed quiet
Ohoaso sp,ns Al s,sSi o. 5000 ba.hsls MilTs Ess
club a. W91 VI $4,000 bush amber Iowa st 81 O4@
%; Is Quo bunh' 10 winter red western ei IlBi IS.
ishels white westsrn at 81 1901 W.
hfE-The meItet 10 quiet and steadyi sales Of $500
bushels state at 72o. ~ = =
BiRLRY-Duil and nominal.
c0RN--rhe market 10 shade easier, with moderate
pusldese doing for export and home consumption taes
o. ~ 90 bushels at "a e5Oc for mixed we.tern; 81
@52s for old do; f4R46c Er damaged; SIC for white
western, and zoe for choice white stu'hern.
western and state.
,19sgEE5sIo more active and prices steady; sales Of
sUG sR-kaw quiet and steady at 6K97c for fair to
gooi nnng. There were sales OF $50 hogsheads Ouba
6ko. wv
at 36c, ~ NAN' AO''O nv"
RohK-oontipues active, and the msrket 10 q shade
saser, Wtn sales Of $50 brls, at SO e0GI 90 for
mes; eio,i, at $40 eODioe7k ss 7SD 20 for prime;
~ Tor priue meas; including some Aaes Of mess
ue Msrabis in July at buyers option at $40 rs.
bbEF-ln iess active demand but prices are steady.
saiss o. ioO bbS At e5 5097 90 for untry prime 10
@io W TOR country mess; Gil 00D3 so for repseked
me Q, and el3 i04H ST. for extra mess.
ol932O ~
BEEF HAMs-Inactiye. ---
Cue MEAI s-oaist 81 3Xd 3ksOr shoulders, and ~
BACON Dull and nOnnaliy unchanged.
LanD-hues steady and Ora; salss " 9050 barrels at
sULi iEa-Dull and heavy; p9Is, for Ohio, ard 10
GIG for stats.
CbEE. . The market is very dull and heavy, with
safes 81 3g7kc for common to choice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
New York stock Market.
TTrreRAPHKD ron TEE ONO sTETEsMAN.l

NEW YORK, June IL.
The Stock market s very active Of the Board and low
or prices. Since tho adjournment prices are much bet
ter In money exchange there 10 no hir new. Clevs
land and Pittsburg Reading SIX: Michigan Sc 26
80ki Illinois bonds 81; Tennessee bones sOX; Chi
caso and Rock Island Us; Galena and Chieaso s2
Illiuois Central scrip 6t; Panama i39: Michigan Gen
tral 67K; Erie SEX; Erie pre'eIrd e7H; Hudson 4sX
Reading 59 =. sixes 1871 l0i .. b. ayss le74 X
Treasury 1910 O5X; PittSburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cegn 9k; Toiedo Wabash preid 45 Toledo Is Harlem
lsx; Harlem preferred 43x; Pain Mall ll5K Cumber
Oregon loan, haf yeary loak; Michigan southerr
guaranteed 63 Chicago and No ihWestern second mort
esse -; cleveland and Toledo fzx: Missouri Sc 53X
Virginia Sc 81; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnst
and Hudsen 97K.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Rebels Ihtmk Mcclellan 10 Going GO
tU StarVo THEM Outs 1A sfl'ns'

NEW YohK, June l4.-A letter to the Timsi
from the Amy of the P,tomao sAys: The
Richmond Despatch Of the 7sh contains an edi'
torial the tenor OF which 10 most dlscourssiDe
to the rebel army The wriIer fears that our
desisnis not to engage them in battle, but Il
sssrve them out---a plan which he considers moi
impossible for ne TO accomplish lao' la
The same letter, dattd tho 10Th, says: De
aerters arrived from Ricnmond last night, bring
ing intelligence that the rebels are nsiduously
Of work throwing up additional earthWorkl
around the city, They have also dug earth
works and rife pits along the routes besWeer
here and Richmond, and. have mounted q larR,
number OF gans: The rebel troops are kept OF
short raiOns, the daily. supply OF each mai
amounting to but one pound OF -four and half
pound OF bacon, without coffee, tea. supaE
salt, etc. ln'sA fdAYNIleA = asA5Ne5I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Neuralgia Plasters.

TEES sss neLps ,S NEURALGIA NoN-ADHCsIvE Plan.
ever me mos! pleasant and succefpi remsds,
spe, ons .oou Ut ,nS painfrl disease. Ths patisoi
., ne nom rsn ana blister .. other
Nrvor. W consequences enSue. FOR EASsrgr snS
relief vii .uS.V apply sceordns to directions, and
Th.D ~ huIde oomDresI for NeursIr,. TsS thsr1 s1ua,
Alton. srS novel, curious and oFxirsl preDa,
sISs, on0 SS' ws wSIdeay 'soOsssu They are Of i've
other srre for ne aes' price Is cen and ths
wv " "'''''a o." receipt Of Qrics osa oSs siasp. %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE Rrsr IN Tnn xvoR.n

WILLIAM a. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces cc.or not 70 10 dis inGuished from nature
warranted MOTTO iDjure the air In the sast remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and Invgoras the BAR for
life. GREY, Red, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turn,
splsndid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
Beautiful. Sold by all Druggists. etc. ft
IP The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE-
LoR, on kss /oHr stkss or each boD. -ra l
Factory No. ~ Barclay street,
7tLste a53 Broadway and 10 Bond street,l
may2o-dawly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

A large steamer from England hove 70 Of the
bar yesterday, and landed her passengers, when
she also proceeded to the anchorage Among he!
passengers are the notorious plrAle Semmss and
bis officers of the Samter presume he has
come here to take charge of the Oveto, or else
he 10 on bis way to Charleston, where We hear
the rebels have two formidable ateel-plated
rams nearly ready for launching.
Toe steamer Jersey Blue arrived with four
hundred sick and wounded from General Nc
army, , and ninety priVaIesrsmen, whom
the rebels refused 20 exchange.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Money Market.

IExrpORAPnD VOR TUE osIo srArnxAM.j
NEw YORK, Juns u
The Money market easy ct 3S4 percent for loans OF
call.
Prime paper Gt4@5 per cent discount.
Sterling exchange 10 unsettled and arm. BarkeTs
bills quoted at I6k@17
Areri an Gold aovarced to 5K per cent premium a
the opening, and 6k at the close.
iaun.
Government Stocks are Armsr United etates stxet
Of 1881 at 1T7ki United States $40 Treasury NoteI
l00k.
TOnl export Of Specie for the week, siOO o33 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Eject?

viii M" si1. nUnoa - I MoUTa WASH sad TOOTH nownz.
sse.s brsstby byUu1S ladies' that nnsst charm Ia
DR. HUSp'S al spO,h sPs1Sy teeth Try them, IadisS.
IL ~ e Souh from all foul Sn% vii
The SsS SsSs VII make the t1ss s",., STS
can testify % taa ''T p;Sssotly HuOdr,ds Cs pSrsoos
h.s, W. C, aoEDs south Wash and Tooth po,..,..
syips bTmns 70 me World for curing Bad sTssIS ~
c.ssa Of Dses..S TS esalth to the guns. Raodreas o
w. nave bean cured By Dr.. Hards astrip1s UsSksr
Dr.: HoHSh MONTH WASH and rooTu no,rn,
rs S.OS. an sectional cha IN to oourshn a. aVwpsh
Tsreesels 70 thsIr wives GSd jvss = ,hes,
ing w 0sea ~ every person hav.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Nervous and Consumptive
OF both sexes. A retired Clergyman having been re-
stored 70 health 10 few days after mauy yea Of grea,
gunerng 10 willing 10 ssstt others by sending ree
sne receipt OF POSTCARD directed envelope copy Of
lhe prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN d..
DAHhALL l06 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. aia u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

BALrIMoaE, Jone l4.-The Hsrper's Ferry
Bridge will be substantially fniihed Tomorrow
night Freight and passenger trains will re-
sumo regular crossing on Monday next, thus
reopening permanently this route to and from
the West. 80 M s. sneNi" tEtlli-'4 Ae'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
WIN. q. HURp & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

.n4 %oDT1Ht DTi HTnD5 Youth Wash. TOOTH pownRa
stoy,s PVny % Obtained at your Drug or Period.sI
TREASURY Price, oi DOLLAE, which coDt.Ds ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
What are the People Doinpf

Ine american people nesIlIgsnt enough IA uno,.
s.. that contribute % uch 70 he hsnr
NH h,, uoSe using them and they VA then, Evsrr
some the NErRALsIA PLAsrSEs and nos t~ -.
SS,Usng Ss 81 cents foI the AouTH wA to bs sent bv ms
Sis !" ~ .srS eso N ccmpsled "a reply that u d poS
"'se aemedies' RAo -atR svppIv dean : =
Now II the T &4 na.