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Hill's Hair Dye, SO Ccnts-Biack or
brown. Best in USE Depot No. Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
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At Jeners', 553 Broadway, Ladies' Con.
81 81 JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
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Keefe's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened No. l26 Crosby street. adoning
his former place of business.
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Trusses.-Mnrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Tusses Shoulder Braces. and Dr. Wadsworth Uterine Ee
superior article No. 2vesey street. Aston House
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The Great Dog show Attracted Thou
sands to BARNUM'S MUSEUM yesterday To-day new lol
OF Dogs brought accord the original
gamme all The premium Dogs OF yesterday also
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HARPER BROTHERS.
Publish this day -
CAPTAIN BUTTONS CITY or THE SAINTS The ci,y
Saints; Across the Rocky Mountains Oalaoc
Medals, Of the Royal Societies Of France and
M n @ss' With sphsa Il
ga: Ss CIV sy o ,s as = a. .mns.v ,u
book as we have Psrasea Tor long While Is fun Of
Ne close VITA again commenting this nieresing and
hamotos W Rron. DAILY News ,v.c v.n
able a mneh wanted contribution to our kiowleds OF
cultivated mis- descriptions ID picturesque, whie
e % S o ~ =. Wsa he mas arrived are
ihous Il may not always have the assent OF the reader
worth listening TO when we have them from Is be-
yond doubt the most catholic traveller Of our lime Captain
Burton's wide experience in lands has endowed him
IN singular degree with the la,uy Of noting and
the sketches oil the persons whom he
Missouri river and Pacific ocsan from Brham Young .
stations are exceedingly lively and snaphc-London Xix
The diary exceedingly fresa fun Of careless slapdash
w Of Uen ynsy s s
the city OF the SAINTS Capt Burton has travelled TOO far.
and lived with too many races not to observe keeny-Lo
from Platte river Great SAT- Lake City. and thence 70
Carson alley California should be read III the pages the
lie and the stron mpSessonSof things committed @paer
IN a G he q A.n
But its accepabeness does not end here is crowded with
an smisrsa Itinerary showing the e between Tue
se Of s cara e oa Are
facilities for obtaining water, wood and the whole
vie in minaenrss oopiousnrss with the Paterson Or
MSs book : % far The 5e Sa the A
the Saints and the jewellers therein that aas yet issued
from the press-LondOn Morning Advertiser
THE LAST OF THE MdkrlMERs. Story in iva
Moss On BY AS'hTs q DAYS Of NJ
o. Nollsx," Ac, &r. l2mO Muslin. a.
psa Che n re- the p aps !, WI! e.
ia reasr e a e voiSne: wiz find enough to rys ha
s. Vi. iaa -. ts 'ss
Of the narravc the interest Of Which sSnws
eIosdo %is-'' " /" As'1@ 'e'''sA'A''-DS N'"'
THE sAGAcITY OF xxMAIs The csalarsn'a ricsurs
Hook OF thc sAsacity o. Aa!maa Iiuara,ed with sixty
Engravinss by HARRISON wEIR SQUARE Ato. Muslin gill;
the sagaci,y Of Animals forms tho Firth Volume In the
highly popular and beautiful series Of
cHILDRENs PICTURE
tinted paper cmSelshed VITA many Enr aving bound in
Muslin gilt g cents volume the Series complete in
r With Ensravns
signs by steine, overDeck Book or QuADRurxDs, ana
IL. ssS sss5Sss s;'s fnsSes
WIN sisy Illustrations BY Boox o. TIs s.s.sTI o.
Tas Sns.Ds.s, R.c.gs. ssy E.sr.Vass y Harsi.
vii q 81 game
And 4 the in!sfss. o. the contents e 70 be judged Oy the
multiply their exclsms,ons talk the stories beg = b
pQs the volumes under pillow. and Light il
ht morning somstimcs before daybreAk must be con-
nation And our own elimination only condrm
vsrdC; which the young lips ofssn rsp.. that asy
coming os Ses, from Inc same that viii
and make more a. good a. sns .,,an
instructlon.-Dover IN. H. Morning Star.
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Prizes Cnshed I'm all LegaIized LOtte-
ries.-Informaton given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
ii Wall street, room No. /, New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Cashed
No 10 Wall street, New York.
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nEArNEss, DISCHARGES FROM TiE EARS.
IL blindness Chronic tn,anvaalicn, weakness OF SIGHT,
also Nervous Affections aud rth. the frequent cause of
blindness and deafness, curvd by Dr. uRANkS bs brcsd.
way N Y. Consultation ree. Personally or w etter
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A LIEvIATOR-CoRNs CURED FOR ONE CENT
N each by using DR. Briggs Corn and Bunon Aucyator
harmless aud certain for corns bunions caloscs
frosted bstered feet &C. Warranted produce results
satisfactory aud surprng price 70 and 80 cents aud 81
box Sent by mail receipt OF price and cents sold by
druggists DR. BRIGGS proprietor and practical chiropo
dis. 2l2 Broadway opposte 81 Pauls ehurJh. N. n
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DIR. Kinne's New Truss.-Thc Only Per-
feet and bathing Truss. Cheap clean and
Portable. No. 200 Broadway.
Bull Run.-Many Soldiers Died for Lack
of medical treatment HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this.
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Onicial Drawing. or Murray, Eddy q
KESrucxv. ExvRA ULAss se3-May II. 1862
AZ, 9, a., z, "a. 81, ! 81, 45, ~, 81, so, &c. 4
KKrrucKy. CLASS 2N-May Il, 1859
~, "a, l5, 81, 6s, 45, So, SO, 63, 10. IL. 3.
Circulars sent free OF charge addressing either 70
MURRAY BDDY A CO.,
Gown ton. KY, or ST. Louis Mo. 4
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FomREss MONROE, May IL, 1862
Some the crew o. the Merrmac have deserted from
zig Point and have just come in at Newports News.
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q, hoe half and quarter casks brewed from the cho,c-s
harley Brewery I56 and 6O West Eighteenth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. n y
S-r-i',-x
BRAKES PLANTATION BrTTERs
They purify strengthen and invigorate
They ARE an antidotc TO change Of water and diet.
heyo effects OF dissipation ana late hours
They strengthen the system and eniiven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
The, purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach
They curr Dyspepsia and Constipation. :.
They cure DiafrhVa, Cholera and Cholera Mo,pna
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsaiache
They are the Bners the world. 1hey make ths
strong, and exhausted nature srsa resur
They are made pure Croix Rum. the celebrated Calf
saya BARK herbs and are taken with the peas
~ beycrare without regard or time OF day. Far
culnry delicate persons requiring cn-
te smuant Sold BY all gocers DRUGGISTS hotels na
looms. r. H. DRAKE co, az broadway, Sew ,o.-
cyTuyvEsANT INSURANCE COMPANY.
frnuds having been comnieu ~ sso
late sscrrtaTy j. Pent, relation 10 the sloek OF hfs
company persons holding certificates a. % or
west corner OF Bswery Grand street. assoon rs possible
rrior 10 nth inst that On aoun' may pe 'aAen
Thoe only excepted have been registered during the
pass wess' SAMUEL wILLETs,
~ Il, EvERTTT,
SIMEON ABRAuAMs, }Commitssc.
sss sSsAxFFsso Nj ksfofD
,,,,p MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-THE sUBsCRL
10 the Merchants Exchange resp ctfnlly Va
termed that In Exchange place, corner OF WiSsm
strret, h now ready
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Delaware State lotteries.
KEsrucKy, CLASS 17i-May ~, 1864
6S, 81, go, IL, %, 55 81, 40, SO, as, 50, AZ. TO-
DELAwAss, CLASS 2as--Msy IL. 1867
"a, IL, ~, "a, So, 81, Is, 10, 60, |, g, &c.
JOHN A. MORRIS A 90.
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky,
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AT GIMBREDE's, - ALBUMS (FIFTy PICTURES,
N reaiied at g. WEDDING Cards. Note Paper Monoerams
in perfect taste.
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serenade 70 Mrs. General Mcclellan by
the Seventh Regiment Band-Spirtted


serenade TO Mrs. General Mcclellan by
tho Seventh Re~;.oent Hand-Suirited
s.. D.rs, 49,. u...i L.
ScoAo - sno rAtn Avonuo nosoA' 49,
At late hour last evening great number or people
were gathered ooe,her outside the Fifth Avenue Hotel
u a. ,,r !, -, - a. ,,,.s. ~.
on the Sidewalks ana IN MADISON park W ~''0ss 'n'
serenade by the Seventh regiment band in honor OF the
ACCOMPLISHED wife Of our raan. Young cheftain Con.
,,.c.,,.. -. a,,-..,. III. .a pheasant,
Mcoohan. lne hisht was eAtreiho'y n'hu anu P'
and everything conspired to make tho affair pass on
arreeabv The scene inside and outside the hotel was
."s.,. -. -, - -. i, ~.
'nele''ls qu'e ehven'ng Mos' o' 'ns i'eo0's ~.
National Guard present accompanied by ladies', and
the corridors Of tho ho al lterav crammed with
1910 lii 49, .,.... 80 ,s,. -. .,,
psopo' "n'io snc oAcony anu ~inoo"s "ere oluaHy
crowded. On the carriage way just in front Of the grand
entrance spacious platform for tho musicians was lifted
up with every COMMUNICATIONS music stands and gas
light being furnished in abundance.
Like most affairs OF tho tho serenades wore not up
TO time Ten, halpast, ELEVEN and hiifpast eleven ar
rvod put no musicians maze thcr appearance 10 aou 70
the u was reported IN IN the early parton
the evening the band OF the seventy rst regent would
serensde Mrs. Mccelian on tner return from East Now
YORK put up 70 mdnignt no INDICATION o. such an occur
renee LOOK place HON INC ruor spread We coula no.
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rTRNTION, CASH BUYERS.


BLISS wHEELOCK, 500 BROADWAY,
Oner below market prices
MERRIMACK, wAMsUTTA, AMosKEAG, CHICKoPEE.
UNION AND OTHER POPULAR PRINTS.
ALSO DOMESTIC AND CorToNApEs.
ALSO STABLE DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, wooLLENs.
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS
PRINTS AND DoMEsTuCs FOR CASH.
Other Goods four months credit
Or with liberal discount for cash.
BLISS WHEELOCK. 800 Broadway.
NIMPoRTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C.-DR
IN LANNON'S Paris, London and New York Medical Ad.
wiser and Marriage dude.--A new edition. revealing the
facts obtained by anatomy and exp In the French
eases aud weaknescs sctina the h family from isno-
Sen, free 70 any address for d. by WARNER M. We
sey street Aston House. or kosS TOuSEY LII Nassau
A BEAUrrFUL IpEA.-s0ME OF THE MANUPAC.
"A turrrs OF nostrums, under the OF sbittersp
swallow them have the stupidity 10 advertise that The uf
they make made Of Alcohol whskcy as III all the
world Was that the article Of known
Bers along manufactured at Coenac, In France, by
atng beverage for diarrhps and ague
complaints and fevers In fabricated under the
OF the famous Dr. Leroux and designated Lcroux's
Cognac Bers and everything OF the kind vended bers
OF the original either counterfeit whole impos
ture Mr. g. STRINFIELD. ~ Nassau street. 10 the sole
agent for and importer Of the F nch Cognac Bers from
whom can be obtained Wholesale and retail II IL like
dealers and grocers throughout the Union.
AT GIMBREpEs, - ALBUMS FIFTY PICTURES,
"A retaed at - WEDDING Cards, Note Paper, Monoerams
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,,,,,p MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-THE SUBsCRL
I"h to the Merchants Exchange resp ctfuy ,a-
formed that In Exchange place. corner OF William
street, ready
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I'm whole half quarter casks brewed from the chcvss
harley hops Brewery lS and O West Eighteenth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. n
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FVHIFESs DHy T. nj.
There is nothing now from General McClelan's army
xo-day. The telegraph his headquarters works well
and is kept constantly employed with government
business.
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CORRECTIONS or LIST IN Yesterdays HERALD on
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
sCaptain Bugbee, shot through the head
Captain MITCHELL shot through the head. .
Captain oReiy shot through tho head at head Of men,
Captain Brunn.
Lieutenant Haynor. shot through the heart al head OF
column.
Lieutenant Kilburn.
Lieutenant Miller,
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NAY 49, l8s2-rRlPLE SHEET

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Cashed
No. 10 Wall street, New York.
Prizes Cashed I'm All LegaIized Lotte-
res-informati0n given; :, JOSEPH BATES Broke
"a Hat, A Hat. MY Kingdom For A
Mal-shakespeare has it harse but KNOX has il hat
Broadway and Fulton street. as regularly as his ncompars
ook ~ his Hats p h ana
were never before displayed in hatdom
Moody's New Store, Open This Day.
FINE SHIRTS a AND MES's FURNISHING sno GOODS OBS
straw Goods for Misses, Boys and In-
ns Al the new and desirable sgWsg styles now ready
The Great Dog show Attracted Thou
Of Dogs are brought forward accord the original pro-
and all the premium Dogs OF yesterday are also ex
Keefe's New Resta urant and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No. i2S Crosby street, adjoining
his former place Of business
At Jehers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Com
Boots 81 B'~0ra - ~ "a III
sssssss s.''f Safes ' Broadway Of Murray street.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wigs the best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
Hilrs Hair Dye, SO Ccnts-Biack
brown Best " use. Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by al druggists.
Barry's Tricopherous Is tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring this hair Ladies try Il. Sold by
all druggists
Beautiful omplexion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid ar for preserving and identifying
the complexion and skin. All druggists AMI 439 Broadway
DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted to Scrofula Erysipelas Rngworm Scad
Head Salt Rhcum, Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpes,
disease Of the Skin. of whatever nature.
Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces. and Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ee
superior article No. vesey street. Aston House.
DIR. Kinne's New Truss.-Thc Only Per-
feet and bathing Truss. Cheap clean and
Portable. No. 266 Broadway.
Bull Run.-Many Soldiers Died for Lack
of medical treatment HDLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this.
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List OF the Killed, Wounded snd Missing
at the Battle OF Brickhouse Point.
The following is correct list Of the knisd wounded
and missing the battle Brickhouse Point the 7th
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI. July H.
FLoUR-No change the demand Is lipbt, and the
msrEdt dull. snperane 90 70a3 On, and extra 90 eJ
"a. In-pectOrs' $ andard. Raocy - 1904 so.
WHIsKY-Holders asked advance In the morn.
ing, but hey did It succeed In obtaiuipg any. The
sales 1900 barrels at 252sHc; the latter rate for
wagon
fRUvIsI0Ns-Nothing transpired.
LARD-Is wanted at Sc for prime.
suaAR-Firm at 9x@ l0kc for raw, and l2X9l3c for
crushed and powdered.
C0FFEE-2 ~ 23No.
M0LA5sEe-4e950o.
WHE AT-A fair demand from the interior mIlle and
shippers for strictly prime qualities Of red and white at
e0Ss5ci the ofsIiogs are light. The amou II new
wheat oHeriug quite LIBERAL and there 10 more dspo
on on the part OF sellers to meet the tews Of hu yss
which resulted In sales Of about 600 bushels at 75deOc
for prime red and white to be delivered this week and
next.
C0RN-The market continues dull and we have 10 re
pora further cline In prices closing sc for ear aud
sheed In balk at the lower depots, With sales Of 900
bushels at his price.
0AT5-There was fair demand In the morning al
satu days decline, but the offerings on Change we're
quite LIBERAL and the market closed dull The aeS re.
ported Sere 800 bushels in bulk at 34c; 1900 bushels
at canal at $50; 1900 shels from store at 35c $500 do
in sacks at .4c and 500 bushels do at 34kc; buyers
Furnishing sacks.
the demand is limited at 4So for prime samples ar.
rival
BARLEY-prime samples could be sold readily at
6S97Oc for spring and fall but there Is very little offer.
ing.
HAY-A moderate demand a, SIl OO9Io 90 per ton
for loose pressed and S4 OO95 70 for sed on
arrival.
oHEEsE-The market is unchanged and dull. We
quote seoted W. R. at &c.
BUrrER- Prime and choice qualities in fair demand
the wer grades are dull at 7Bec for far to
good, and t@6hc for grease.
Gdzette
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, July IA COL Francis P. Blair
left Washington for Missouri, to proceed at
once to raise brigade.
The members from the border States met but
did not conclude their business to night. Il
seems certain, however, that while they, with
perhaps half dozen exceptions, will not in
dOrse the Presidents emancipation scheme,
they will nevertheless propose i.s respectful
consideration by their States.
The committee of Ways and Means has o
recommendation before them urging the neces-
city of Congressional Legislation to relieve the
specie market. No official action of the COM
mittee has yet been taken upon the subject, but
1t is known that some of the members are op-
posed to the project, preferring to leave the mat
ter 10 Congress itself. Others are in favor Of
issuing two and half dollar treasury notes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
The Battle at murfreesboro.

NASHVILLE, June IA The Unionists los
23O 900 worth of army stores at Murireesboro
The Union forces engaged were the Sd Mime
sofa, Col. Leslie; six comOanies of the 9.b
Michigan, Col. Parkhurst, three hundred
strong; the Sd battalion of tho Pennsy " snia
7th cavalry, two hundred and twenty Eve; Hew-
ett's battery, sixty men; the 4;h Kentucky,
twenty-five; 10 all about fourteen hundred men.
The rebel force consisted of one regiment Of
mounted infantry, regiment Of Texan Ran
gers, and Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee
cavalry, between three and four thousand men,
mostly armed with carbines and shot guns.
Their loss in killed and wounded Is heavier
than ours. The Pennsy ylvanis 7th lost, in kill
ed, wounded and missing, two hundred men.
The only officers escaped, as far as reported,
are Capt. J. T. Andrews, Capt G. G. McCor-
mick, and Lieutenant H. D. Mooney.
The commissary and qusrtermaster' q depart
ments were recently replenished with new
clothing, etc., all of which has fallen into the
hands OF the enemy.
Capt. Rounds, Provost Marshal of Murirees-
boro, and guard, shot nine rebels before surren
derlDg.
The rebel Gov. Harris and Andrew Emery
were known to be at Beersheba Syringe, near
Sparta, few days since, organizing the raid
upon MurfreesbOro, which may, 1t is apprehend-
ed, be extended to the capital of the State.
The public are still in a great state of ex-
ctement, many families having left.
The Louisville cars this morning were crowd
ed with alarmed speculators and Adventures.
IL Is reported that Gen. John c. Breckinridge,
Col Forest and Col. Rains, of Nashville, com
manded the rebel forces at Murfreesboro. II is
also reported they have taken LoorigD, fifteen
miles from Nashville, and that Gen Kirby
Smith 10 advancing on Nashville from Chasta-
noogs, with fifteen thousand men.
Murfreesboro was barricaded with bales OF
hay, and the federal shells set FIRE to many Of
the houses.
Col. Leslie Is falling back toward Nashville.
Onion reinforcements are coming up by special
trains. The 29.h Kentucky has Just arrived
They we're cheered as they passed through the
streets.
The secessionists confidently expect the arri'
val of the rebel forces some time tonight.
Batteries have been placed on Capitol Hill
and other points.
Col Leslie surrendered at Murfreesboro al
four O'Clock P. M The Minnesota 81 aud
Hewett's battery included the latter.
For want of ammunition, thelmen are lyiugon
the side-walks asleep, holding their horses
brides In their hands, expecting every moment
to be called into action.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
Che Obio 6tatesnram
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY l6. 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THH --LATEST NEWS.
From Richmond.

New YoRK, July Is The fredericksburg cor
respondence Of the World says Mayor Slaughter
returned from Richmond the day before yester-
day, completely disgusted with affairs at the
rebel headquarters. He was sent by the citizens
last week to procure the release Of General
Reynolds, but to his great disappointment he
was coolly informed that the General could not
be released nor seen, and that the Secretary of
War was equally invisible. After vainly en-
deavoring to obtain an interview with the Sec
retsry, Mayor Slaughter filed his petition and
returned to Fredericksburg.
General Mccall he reports in good health,
and situated as comfortably as possible under
his circumstances.
The Richmond papers arereceived here every
other day, within thirty hours Of their issue,
and there is not the least doubt but the rebels
have free and uninterrupted communication
with parties within our lines. Deserters come
In occasionally, who report that the authorities
In Richmond have taken possession Of almost
every house for hospital purposes, and that greet
fear is manifested Of an epidemic, 80 foul is the
atmosphere throughout the entire city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
Our Gunboots shollinR the woOd'

Our GunbOats SheilinR the woods
along James RiVer-PicBet Sklr-
mishing aTAWilIiamsburg.
FORTRESS MONROE, July IA "A spy was cap.
tured yesterday afternoon by some telegraph
men.
Our gunboats have been Smelling the woods
along the banks-of the riverS Only lone gun was
seen 10 be fred ry the rebels.
A schooner seiKed at Harrson's Landing
yesterday, by order of Gen Mcclellan, was sent
to Baltimore with all her cargo. She had
liquors aboard, and belonged to suffers.
There was q skrmish at Williamsburg on
Friday between Federal and rebel pickets
Three rebels were killed and seven captured.
About two hundred laborers came down from
the army, on their way North.
Generals Richardson and German paid fly
ing visit here to day. They returned immedi.
ately to the army.
Hospitals are beiDg rapidly constructed al
Hampton.
Colonels Forney, of Alabama, and Williams
Of Virginia, aud Captain Murphy, of Alabama
arrived here from Harrison's Landing. They
were wounded and taken prisoner at Williams
burg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
SheriF's Sale.

George Goodrich ct alp Superior Court of Franklin
VS. county, Ohio.
Jeremiah smith ct al Sale In partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to directed will offer for sale al
the door OF the Court House, In the city Of Columbus
on
Saturday, the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1862
at one o'clock P NJ the following described real estate
to wit.
One hundred and Ave acres OF OF the southwest quar-
ter Of section Q0 township C range (lG) Of the unsp
proprated lands In the military district Plain town.
ship, Franklin county, Ohio. Bald l05 acres 10 to be
sold subject to the dover Of Anna smith (widow Of
Henry smith, decessed, which dover has been assigned
Appraised at S26 90 per acre
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase money paid
on day Of sae, third In one year and one third In
two years, bearing interest from day Of sale with mort
gage on premises to secure deferred payments.
q. @. COLLINS, Attorney.
q. W. HUFFMAN
Sheriff Of Franklin 90. o,
July S-dlt&Wtd