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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
From Wa.hinrton.

WAsHiNeTON, Aug. l5.--Lsst nigh: train
of cars arrived from Culpepper, bringing anoth-
ther ipstAlment of Confederate prisoners num-
bsring about one hundred and fifty.
The steamer Keyport has brought up guard
from General Burpside's division, having in
custody Mayor Slaughter and fourteen other
prominent citizens of FrederiCksburg, who are
charged with secretly aiding and sbetting the
enemy and giving them Information OF the
movements OF our army. They we're conveyed
Immediately to the Old Capitol Prison. An,
Other batch Of the same description are expected
here tonight from the same locality.
Admiral Dupont has reported to the Navy
Department that on the 4.h inst. the steamer
Huron captured the schooner Aqulla, while at.
tempting to run the blockade off Charleston
harbor. She is of seventy tuns burden, and
was loaded with between three and four hun
dred barrels Of turpentine, and bound for Mas
sau, Mp.
General Benham has not been stricken from
the rolls as stated, but ordered to report to the
Chief of the Corps of Engineers, of which be
10 Major.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

CULPrPPER, Va, Aug 13,-Yesterday Gen
erAl Pope ordered reconnaissance by Sigel ol
Slaughter Mountain. Two regiments Of rebel
cavalry aud a large body Of infantry and some
guns were discovered Our cavalry com.
menced sbelling them while our infantry and
cavalry made hinking movements, compelling
the enemy to retiye behind the mountain on
Orsnge Court House road.
IL was discovered the enemy's main body had
previously retired by this road and crossed the
Rspidan. The rebels last seen we're the rear
guard. General Buford was sent to intercep,
them.
II is unoflcially reported that he penetrated
Orange Court House last night, but found the
enemy had gone to Gordonsvllle.
Prisoners state that Jackson supposed the
only troops In the rear of the woods was
Banks's corps. He therefore threw q large
force over the creek TO completely rout us, but
the reception he received compelled sudden
retreat
LATER.
II is reported that jackson enoamped last
night near Orange Court House.
Pope's forces have advanced toward Orange
CULPEPPER, Aug. l5.-Gen. Baford returned
yesterday. The enemy is believed to be four
miles back of the Rspidar. While their main
point OF defense ia Gordonsville. it is reported
they occupy the line of the Central railroad
from Louisa to Charlotte, which looks like hsv.
ing formed new line OF defense, entrenchng
to fight decisive battle at or near Gordons-
vile.
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Go Q. GO o. GOO.
From P"pe's Army.
SioEL's HEADQUARTERS, I
NrAp TrIF r .ptn.u Rtvr. Auu Ib(

NEAR THE RAPiDAN kiVEH, Aug. 10
The enemy are still reported to be retreating
beyond the Rapidan river, although they have a
force on the other sido with guns In position,
and large body of cavalry in their neghbor-
hood, supposed to be merely covering the retreat
Of the main body.
General Mlroy Is In the advance with Cen
BAyard's cavalry and some artillery.
The river is easily forded at many points.
It is stated that Stonewall Jackson's army
numbers at least sixty thousand men. He has
managed to move them ell of safely, excepting
few stragglers. Some Of the latter came into
our camp last night, aud said that almost all
the Virginia soldiers would desert If they
thought they would be well treated.
A Union soldier was found Ia the woods on
Wednesday with his musket barrel graeped in
both hands; the stock was broken of, and
eleven dead rebels were lying around him;
some with their heads smashed aud others
bruised ia various ways; all dead. This shows
with what desperation the Union hero had
fought for his life, but without avail. Ills
body was pierced with three balls
Many of the encmy's dead we're left unburied,
while others were only covered. In many
places arms and feet were seen above the
earth,
Some thirty.six wounded prisoners concealed
near the battle field in houses, were brought in
to-day.
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The Battle nt Cumberland Gap =
MOYement ngMLnsL Bmell.

CHIoAoo, Aug. l5.-The Times special from
Memphis 18Th, says that battle commenced
on tue 7th at TazeWell's, seven miles from
Cumberland Gap, between the Confederate
fArces under Stevenson, numbering twelve to
6fteen thousand, and the Federals at that place,
numbering three thousand.
A movement was made in front by Steven
son, while Gen. Barton gained the rear by
forced marches, and surrounded the Federal
forces. A desperate fght of four hours ensu-
ed, terminating In the surrender Of the FEEDER.
ais. They were driven by superior numbers In
front, and wte In full retreat were assailed by
o ainkiDg movement.
The rebels are thus In possession OF East
Tennessee again.
The next move will be on Buell. with on over.
whelmiDg force.
Beauregsrd is at Chattanooga, cooperating
with Bragg. Their combined force ls not less
than seventy thousand men.
The rebel General Caswell was killed near
his re,idence 10 Knoxville on the 9Th.
A schooner from Havana ran the blockade at
Mobile on the 7th, with cargo of ammunition,
salt and cavalry equipments.
A Vicksburg letter says the streets are begin
ming to assume their former lively appearance.
Refugees are re'urniDg and opening places Of
business. All damages to the city by Federal
shells, will be re paired within month.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
D3. ADOLFUS'S
Select School for Young GentI'men

II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
N North Of college Hill The course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and 0hemistry.
1ho study u the French and German languages con-
slutes prominent feature Of the school Asssted BY
teachers Of n science. the Principal feels Jus
thed in promising his pupils all the dement's OF Euro
pean education.
The sohUol Is agreeaby situated on an extensive farm;
the house 10 aoommodous budng, measuring lT5 feet
In front. ~
Toe School 10 session during the hot Season,
as the refreshing rural scenery In which II 10 located
holds out g'eat advantages.
Terms Including tutlor, board, washing fuel, light,
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly In advance
- RRTRKroEs n.e
Hon. Belamy storer, Prof Geo n. Day, Lane semina.
ry, 3. p. Cary, Esq, wm. P. Hubert nSq,, Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton saylsr, ESQ hon George Hoad
ley Rev H. Allyn President Wesleyan Female college
David Gibson, EsQ. Keasler,. Esq, W: 3. Wright
1sq.. Hon. J, 3; s,sllO, = A6a' H.g. y. Aomsns
julya0.n.
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From san FranciscO.

SAN FRANoI.co. Aug l4s--Arlved, ship Twi-
light, from New York. Sailed, chip Midnight,
for Boston, carrying one thousand bales OF wool,
one thousand sacks Of copper ore, aud ak thou.
sand hidea; steamer Golden Age from Panama
with three hundred passengers and eight hun.
dred and seven thousand dollars 10 treasure for
New York, and two hundred and sixty-seyen
thousand for EOgland. rf
Most Of the passengers rescued from the
Golden Gate sailed east. f &fs7
Boston syrup Csc, Wheat $l7O per one hun.
dEed pounds.
The Northern Coast steamer arrived with
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Aug. IL.
RL0UR-The market is unchanged and quiet. Super.
hne St94 l0 extra 81 1904 IS, and family 943O94 40;
WHIsKY-eood demand the market closing buoyant;
SAFES Of 600 bansis at 2dk9exc-the latter rate for
wegon
fROvIsIoNs-There is to-day no new feature in the
market.
MES. PoRK-Is nominal, at s9s0 so.
BULK sIOES-At4Ko.
BAOUN-sei Rt5H@5kc.
sHoULDERs-Are wanted at 80, but held OF X@Xc
higher
LARD-The market is very fim and the prices are
tending upWard. saei OF l,OOO kegs at 9Xc. TiereS
BACON sIDEs-fhere were sales of 5000 lbs cOun.
try soId at a..
asooERIEs-Ths demand is quite light and the mar.
ket dull
SUGAR -9X@IOXc
MoLA5SE s-5Oa,52c,
C0tFEE-22Q23kc.
WHEAT-The demand was less active to-day, and the
market at the close was dull but there was NO dspos
ion ON the part Of holders to make and concessions 10
order to elect sales We quote red at 90965ci Indiana
or Ohio White at te5960c, and Kentucky white at 904
91s-the outside being attanAbe only for strictly
prime qualities The sa,S reported we're $50 bush good
red al Sic delivered; 2OU do prime do S3c lOU0 do do
d. at S3S4o sou do do do to arrive at 600; 1870 do
prime white at 96c, devered $50 do Il 90c 20O do
prime Kentucky white at o4o delivered and 100 dc
prime red on private terms
ooRN-The offerings to.day were liberal, and in ex
cess OF the demand, and prices were not quotaby
lower. We qujIe ear at the lower depots at 80 934c
The saes reported were a9UOO bushels at the upper de
pots at Zoo do at the lower depots at 3c and SOC
do do do at 33kc.
0ATS-The demand Is good-fully up to the supply
and the market rules Arm at 4lo In bulk. l205 bushels
sold at IL c;ns In bulk 600 bushels were sold at ii
add g. do do at 42c.
RYE-The supply is liberal, and the market dull but
the prices are not quotably lower. We quote prime
ssms at 6Oc saleu OF 400 bushels In bulk at $50 and
800 do at $50.
BARLEY-We hane no change to report In the market,
The demand s fair at 7O475c for prime spring and fall
but there is scarcely any offered.
HAY-The market remains dull, and we have no
change to report In prices. We quote loose pressed al
Sll Ou@l2 OO per ton arrival. No demand for tight
pressed. ....4
oHEE 'E-Ths stock Is light, with o good demand
and fal prices are realised. We quote selected W. R.
at 7c,
BUTTER-A continued good demand for the best
grades, with light supply and the market rules Arm al
ll@l3ci there's fair inquiry for the lower grades
at S ~ cents for fair 90 good, and 6k@7 cents fol
common,
Tn0afreT
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wAuHrsoroa, Aug. l4-The President gov

WAsHIEoToH, Aug. IL The President gave
audieace to day to committee Of colored men,
introduced by the commissioners of emigration.
They came by invitation to hear the President 3
views on their present and prospective condi-
tiOn. The President made lengthy speech
He said a sum of money had been placed at
his disposal by Congress for the purpose of aid.
ing In the cOloniz ition of people of African
descent, thereby making 1t his duty, as it had
been long time his inclination, 10 favor that
course. This he urged strongly on them, and
indicated the places best calculated for their
future development as an Independent people.
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From Forlress monroe

FoRTRRss MoNROE, August l2.-The steam.
boat Port Royal arrived early this morning with
Gov. Sprague on board, from Aqua Creek.
The mail boat from Harison's Landing ar
rived at 4 O'Clock. She brings no news OF i'm
portance.
The steamer George Washington arrived
here last evening at Z O'Clock, from Harrison's
Landing, with I've hundred sick soldiers. most
Of whom are convAlescent and will return to
duty in week or two.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
PAPER FOR THE STATE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED AT
~ the office Of the Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the 1st day of September
next, at noon,

For furnishing Paper for the use Of the State ofoh
as follows:
1000 reams double superroya printing paper 27H BY
II nches to weigh not less than So pounds to the ream
OO reas double fiat cap 10 by 81 inches to weigh at
least % pounds to the ream
loo resms brochure cover paper assorted coors 20 BY
N inshes to weigh at least 90 pounds to the ream.
The quantities above named 10 be increased at the Cd.
tion Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must be accompanied by samples of the paper,
and must specify the price at which each kind and
iv viii be delivered at the State House In Coumbus no
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 TO
commence on the LIST Of November next ensuing and
continue as the paper shall be needed.
The delivery Of djube fat cap to comm on the ls
dN OF Hecember next, and continue as above.
Bonds, with approved security 10 double the amount
OF he contract will be required according to aa) con.
ouoned Tor The faithful performance Of each contract
The bids to be made and the contracts ava ded 10 90
cordance with the terms Of the ITO provide for the
General Assembly and State ocers passed March Ilth
1853. See ourw. 2he; Swans Stat. t6s.
Bids to be iniorsed on the envelopes Proposals for
furnishing Paper for the sta,e."
Bldde are assured that paper will be received un.
less It conforms Ia every respect with the sample.
T5's z'roVisioR sORg BE- strictly adhered to.
VS. KENNoN,
,.,o,, Secretary Of State.
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Tha GunrriIIn Wnr.

LAoLEDE, Mo-, August IA Colonel Guitar
overlook Poindexter's guerrillas again yester-
day at Yellow creek, Clinton county, and routed
aud scattered them In utter confusion, taking
sixty prisoners. IL is believed Poinde1ter's ef-
fec.ivo force is entirely destroyed. He and the
remnant OF his bard are fleeing southward, but
will doubtless be caught.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Aug. 18th "A dispatch from
HonDewell Gays Federal officer, just returned
from New Market, reports that the rebel Porter
has dlsbanded bis forces, and Is now among the
hills on FAbine's river, with about twenty men.
About three hundred retreAted into Monroe
county. Proper steps have been taken to cap.
ture both gangs. c
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Money Market.
TELrsRAPHKD FOR TIE OHIO STATnAAA.I

lTELEsRAPHKD FOR TIE OHIO sTArnhAA.
New YORK, August Is.
nThe market rules quite easy at 3k@4 per cent for
loans on call.
Strictly prime paper rules easy at 495 per cent dis,
count.
Sterling Exchange ddll and dropping Bankers bills
are quoted at I27QDl27k.
Ameriran Gold lower--openlng at l5K and closing
weak at AK per cent premium.
California Gold Bars very dull and nominal at is per
cent. premium.
Governn cot Stocks closed quiet. United States SKIES
,S5i ut lOOxi United States 3l0 Treasury Notes at
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

TOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarseneSG
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, ana for the Relief
of COnsumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints TINT
is useless here to publish the evidence Of ifs virtues Ito
uurivalled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few arc the communities, even families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of Its effects
some living trophy in their midst of Its victory over thS
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know too The effects Of this remedy, need not
do more than to assure them that has all the viz
tues that II did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER 8, CO., Lowell, Mass.
and for sale by @. ROBERTS, Columbus and BY all
dealers in medicine everywhere.
April l8, l662-d&weoWly
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New York stock Market.
tTKLKoRAPHKD FOR THE OHIO sTATKsMAE. |
NKw YORK, Au

NEW YORK, August Is.
49, Stocks higher and steady Chicago and Rock Island
S1INi Norwich and Worcester AZ. Milwaukee and
Pralre du Chem End preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo 5OK; Illinois Central scrip 62 Michigan South.
eTn gusIauteed co. American Gold ll4s9li4x; Pacific
Mail ,Vek New York Central 81 Hudson ~; Harlem
10; Harlem preferred 40; Michigan Central 90; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 90; U. g.
Skies 1851 coupons 06X California sevens 81; Brook
yn water loan IOOx; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds 9St Terra HSute and Wabash Cd bonds
04H; Erie 9Th bonds 9Oki Del IT, W. l0i; Galepa and
onicago TN; Cleveland and Pittsburg q2K; Erie 37K
do preferred 68; oleseand & Toledo a. u; Treasury
notes 10 lU2h9l03; Little Miami 1866 Michigan
southern FIX; Michigan southern second c3; Erie Sd
bonds l0lh Pitt.burg, Fort Wayne q Chicago % bonds
, do LIST "a; Chicago North Western lSt 3OH, do %
2o; do assorted bonds A. Cleveland, Columbus and
oincinnatii III; Panama 1885, Missouri skies ASK; Ten
nessee skies 81; Racine and Milwaukee li2x; United
states 6's 1881 coupons 98; Registered 100; Chicago
Bu lngton & Quncy 7eh; Milwauk and Prairie du
ohien 81 Delaware and Hudson 9 Chicago and Indiana
4SH virginia Pives 53hj Tennessee 81 n Hannibal and
81. Joseph bonds 03H; Unied States one year ceItA
Gates 99x.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
HCOIOnizaIiOn,

WARRINGTON, Aug. is Correspondence is de-
eired with colorod men favorable to Central
AmerioSn,. LiOerlsn or HaytlAn emigration,
especially the 6rst named, as che President has
announced the'intention to aid such ss desire to
found a settlement of Anglo Africans. Com
municatlons on the subject should be addressed
to Rev. Jas Mitchell, Agent Of Emigration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
False RepOEts-FederaI Prisoners at
HIch Ond.

NEw YoRK, August 10 "A Washington dis.
patch TO the Times says Secretary Seward stated
last evening that the current stories published
and believed here for the last three or four
days, that General McClellan's army had left
tte Peninsuls, were untrue. Reasons are known
that, independent OF Mr. Stewards staten eat,
lead to the same belief. What may come In
the future of course remains uncertain Mill
tary matters therefore assume profound m,x
ed appearance. Secessionists have rumors OF
disaster to McClellan's army, loss Of artillery,
loaa Of shipping, etc but In very vague form
and not regarded oreditable. s lgfs sr
The Richmcnd Examiner Of the 18th instant
contains the Following: Among the prisoners
who reached the city on Saturday and Sunday
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Great Books in Press.
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on,
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be the heroic daring, patient suffering and har.breadh
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form theme OF conversation at immune rable nresides
for years to come 1t will contain In addition TO lis
stirring details the philosophical Analysis OF the Causes
OF the War, BY john LoTHRoP NOTIFY, LID author
OF The Rise OF the Dutch Republic" etc the dates Of
all the important events from the John Brown raid ana
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-There Is rumor
current here, which is based on good authority,
that McClellan's late movements on the Penin-
sula have been conducted with entire safety to
his command.
The fret arrest under the recent order OF the
War Department 10 that of John Apple, noto-
rious politician. He was arrested for dsoour.
aging enlistments and sent to Washington this
afternoon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

was Brigadier- General Prince and thirty-four
officers, Including one Major, one Colonel and
other commissioned officers. They are all at
Libby prison. The officers from Gen. Pope's
command are kept In solitary confinement, In
conformity with Instructions, and the rule as
enforced will not be departed from under any
consideration. About three hundred prisoners
have arrived at the Libby prison from POpe's
armv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
Federal loss at Baton Rouge and
Cumberland Gap.

CAIRO, Aug. l5-The Grenada Appeal of
the 9Th, says Baton Rouge is in the hands of
Breckinridge. He captured four regiments
and six transports, and sunk two gunboars.
The same paper has dispatch dated Knox.
vile, Aug. 7tb, which places the Federal lose
on Tazswell, near Cumberland Gap, vt eight
hundred, and says the fight lasted two days,
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Cleveland Market,

cLKvELAND, August Is.
FLopRsales yesterday we're lSobarrels double extra
red at 95 90. tga.l
wHB ,r-saies yesterday Of 500 bushels red, 0 600
do 5000 do 500 do and four do all free on board
at 81 " one car white at 81 l0k on track, and
do a. 81 Is on track.
aIaawINEs-sales of 50 bbls at askO, and 100 and
at 900.
EGas-Not mlable.
RYE--sale Of 2 oar at Soc.
BUrTER-sales Of is Kegs good Central at l9c. and
IA kegs at l3o.
P0RK-oulet at 80.
Leader.
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Collision ON Lake superior.

DETRoIT, Aug l5.-The schooner oriOle, with
a cargo of iron ore, collided with the steamer
Illinois on Lake Superior, and sunk. Capt,
McAdam, his wife and mother, and nine of the
crew, we're lost. The cook only was saved.
Vessel total loss.
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Nrw YORk, Aug. is The following dispatch

appears IN the Charle-ton Courier OF Aug lst :
RICHMOND. July 20 - The opinion gains
ground that Ger. Mcclellan ia gradually eVao-
ustiDg his position at Berkeley, and is reinioFc-
ing Gen. Pope with the bulk of his army. The
number of Yankee transports in the James
river is immense, and great activity is obserV-
able among them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

four hundred passeDgers and $9s 900 in treas-
ure, from British Columbia, and $l75,OOO from
Oregon. The 0regonian estimates the emigra-
tion this year to Oregon and Washington ct
thirty thousand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

10 the Nervous of both sexes. A re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in o
rev days afeT many yea Of great suffering willing
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used.
Direct the REV. JOHN ID. DAaNALJ 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. N, Y.
luDsS-daw4m
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IL The geouine is signed WILLIA2 A. BATcHE-
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