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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

. This Is offered fos sale owing TO the iii health a
the owner, who IL unable to carry Il on ana IL st
sod all together, would sell one half interSst e
thorough businesses man, aud carry on the busae ~
the undersigned. ~S~
w.,,,, - :, 49,. FRANKLIN Posr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

X A X NJ TO rem T.58a
nrm OF about thirty acres, situated about o.
half mile east of the village, tosether Win H.
and barn thereon,-it being the iarm formerly -
cuped by the late Silas Hubbard T978.m~
Apply to FREDERICK CHAFnNR
Rutland, Feb. 4, 1862. fehSaAvN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

In the neigbborhood of Center Rutland. On Tues
day last, dark Vctorine. The finder will be lber-
uci Griggs Center Rutland. or Al the Herald Office
Rutland, Feb. %, ls62 feb %
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13
/, q M B II R MIL L
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGt.
, large Lumber Mill with Dwelling HOUSE
Barns, 30, together with large tract OF dine tirsK
lot sale, or would be exchanged for other prepscSv
ms mill second to none In the STATE beine neeY6
new and erected at cost OF over Sl2 OOO ineladnS
cutting 100000 feet OF lumber annually. No.
meets with ready sale at the railroad station 1t b.
oy, VIII sell this property at Low price A.
House In exchange, and would not object to taks
part In Western farming lands. To any passos
wishing to engage In the laundering business =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06

should voluntarily originate war with England
Lord Palmerston regretted that strong feel.
ing upon local question In Canada had resulted
In the refusal of the Canadians to make due
provision for their defense, In case of invasion
at some time. He did not agree with Mr..
D'Israeli that the result was produced by the
steps which the government took last year to
reinforce the regular troops In the colony.
Looking to the state of North America at
that time, the dispatch of additional troops was
simply an act Of preoaution, and but stimulated
Canada to do something for herself. England
has now sent all the troops to Canada and 1t
rests with the Canadians to make all other pro-
visions requisite to protect the colonies from in
vasion. The subject was then dropped.
FRANoE.-Admral De Lsgraviere embark
on the 23i on the frigate Normandi for Mexico,
It is represented that the Orleanist element 10
French politics is In favor OF the FederalS,
while the Imperialsts are for the Confederates'
VERY LATEST VIA oUEENsTowN.
LONDON, July 26.-The Times, in it's editori-
al, says we do the press Of New York the JUS
tice to say that as far as we have seen 1t treats
the Federals with sufficient fairness, though to
certain extent eohoiDg the mendaciols ls bulletins
of Government and the address OF General
Mcclellan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06

NEW YoRK, August sly esterday afternoon
disturbance occurred at the tobacco factory Of
Watson g. Lorimard, Brooklyn, caused by the
efforts of some Irishmen to drive out the col.
ored employees Of the factory, of whom there
are large number. A number of both parties
were arrested.
Another account gives the following state
ment of the origin of the disturbance For
several days past the negro population, In the
vicinity above alluded to, were charged with
having used insulting language to white fe.
males on several occasions. This conduct Of
course had the natural effect of exciting the in
dlgnation of the Irish laborers In the neighbor-
h)od, some Of whose wives and daughters had,
II is said been thus insalted, and vengeance was
accordingly vowed against the colored people.
Some other troubles between the whites and
negroes, Of minor nature, had also taken place
previously to yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
From Cairo and the south.

CAIso, August 5.-The steamer Victoria,
from Helena, has arrived. Whilo on her way
to Memphis, che was fred on several times by
guerrillas, receiving several cannon shot in her
upper works. No one injured.
The Grenada Appeal of the 3lst has the fol.
lowing dispatches:
Mob LIE. July 3l.-A dispatch from Tupelo
dated the 3Otb, states that information had been
received from headquarters tnat Col Arm
strong's cavalry had taken Courtlsnd, Alabama,
capturing one hundred aud fifty. nine prisoners
and train OF cars, with only two killed and
eight wounded.
Reliable information states that fifteen thou.
sand Federals passed through Tuscumbis last
week-destinstion Chattanooga.
CHARLEsToH, July 29.-The British steamer
Tubal Cain, cargo generally merchandise and
a few cases of aFms, Is believed to be captured
by the Federals.
CHATTANOOGA, July 2s.-MOrgan's whole com
mand returned safely to Tennessee. Part ar
rived at Knoxville, having taken one thousand
prisoners. Humphrey Marshall was marching
up the sequstchy valley, towards Pikeville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06

NEwARK, o Aug The North American
of this city has an important letter, Captured
by the Frat Ohio cavalry, written by Gen. Pill
low to his brother in Tennessee. The Geaeral
is alarmed about the new policy, and says that
we win go to catching negroes In lees than thir-
ty days, and will sweep the river bottom. He
thinks the only safety Tor our men is to carry
them to the interior, and wants his brother to
help him get of his negroes before they are
caught, but says 1t must be kept secret He
thinks that the south will receive it's independ
ence, but will lose ono thousand million dollars
worth OF negroes. He has plantation In Ar
kansas, ard wants to get his negroes across the
river into Mississippi, but Curtiss is In the way.
He says that the safety of our property depends
on immediate action, and wants his brother to
give out that the negroes taken by the Fedefals
will be sold to Cuba, after the war is over.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06

SAN FRANCISCO. August 4.--Geo. B. TiDgley,
Register Of the California land Office, and John
W. Wilde, banker, died yesterday.
Sylvester Murray, recently arrested at Arizo-
mia for treason, is now at Fort Yuma, awaiting
trial by court martial soon to commence by Or
der Of Gen. Wright, ~
The question whether United States legal
tender notes shall circulate only at discount,
or gold placed alta premium corresponding to
nine whether these notes shall be receiveable
for State taxes, Notwithstanding the constitu-
tion REQUIRES gold, has been presented to the
Supreme court. A decision is soon expected,
which will have an important influence on their
general circulation as money, gold at present
being our only uSeAble currency.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.-one division
of Gen. Burnsids's corps left the Roads and
sailed In direction quite the opposite of James
river and Harrison's Landing. The other d.
visions arc embsrkiDg, and will sail very soon
Great secrecy has been observed in making the
movement.
The following advices were received to night
from Sperryville:
Quite strong Union sentiment is being
manifested by many citizens. The wives OF
several wealthy planters visit our sick
soldiers In the hospitals and almost daily send
them luxuries. About four hundred citizens,
residing within the lines Of Gen. Sigel's corps,
have taken the oath Of allegiance. Seventy
have been arrested and are in charge Of the
Provost Marshal. Twenty rebel prisoners, taken
by scoutlng parties within the past two weeks,
were to-day paroled.
A brlsk skirmish took place yesterday, q
short distance beyond Madison Court House.
Several of the enemy were wounded and but
one OF our men.
A rumor is circulated In town, among rebel
sympathisera, that the enemy are evacuating
Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
successruI RecOnnoIssance TO Orange
Court House.

A special to the Tribune, dated Washington
August 4, says: Three hundred of the Let Yer
mont went on reconnaissance from CulpeppeI
Court House to Orange Court House, seventeen
miles. They left at three O'Clock on the after.
noon Of Saturday last, and camped at night
near Raccoon Ford. Early the next morning,
the march was resumed, driving in the enemy's
pIokets.
About one o'clock, while marching into town,
they were attacked by the enemy, about FIVE
hundred strong, surrounding our men on all
sldes. After half an heur's severe fighting, our
force drove them from the town, killing between
thirty and forty (twenty-one of their dead lying
In one street,, woundng between fifty and sixty,
and taking fOrty-three prisoners. Among them
was one major, two captains and two lieutenaHts.
The Union party were commanded BY Briga-
der General Crawford in person. The enemy
were Ashby's cavalry. Colonel Robinson, With
companies G and H of the 5th New York cav
airy, captured nearly the whole Of them.
The Msjor would not surrender, when he was
struck terrible sabre bloW on top of his head.
The enemy had every advantage over US In po'
aiIion
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
lREPoRTEp voa TUE ONO srATxuMAs. |

-
NKw YORK. August5 s.
RL0UR-Moderate demand, and market generally
without decided change; soles Of 400 bbls at - 9O@
$40 for supene state IS 25@5 40 for extra sate 81 90
as l0 for superane westen IS 2595 IS for to
medium extra ~estern 95 5095 65 for to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Oho IS 1896 2j for
trade brands, market closing steady.
CANADIAN FL0UR-The market without decided
change IN price and in moderate demand; there we're
sales S5 2e5 30 for ccmmon and 356 25 for good
to choice extra.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet and steady, with sales at 50 IS
@425.
at 81 40 for western, $3.50 for Brandywine.
WHIsKY-Market dull and heavy, with small sales
Of $50 barrels at t29H@30c.
WHEAT-steady, with fair export demand: sales Of
80 600 bushels Chicago spring at 81 1901 49, $4,000
bushels Milwaukee club at 81 l7I 22 10 800 bushels
infeIiol do at 81 Ia ID QUO Racine spring at 81 I2l 49,
SO 600 bush amber Iowa at 81 2s9i 25 part to srrve
- 600 bushels winter red western at 81 3 eco
bushels amber Michigan at 81 349l 81 latter price for
choice, and 1880 do Green Bay Spring at 81 ZIG
l2iH.
RYE-Quet and steady.
BARLEY-Dun and nominal.
CORN-A fair export demand and orly limited sup.
ply OF choice parcels: prices advanced lc The sales
were quite lmal at 52@55c for sound old mixed west
ern; 4995lc for EASTERN 4t50c for unsound and SIC
for westecn.
.oATs-Heavy, with sales at 4594Sc for Jersey, Can
ada western and state.
O0FFEE-Au kinds quiet.
rug AR-Rsw, steady and hrm at ts195Ac for fair to
good refining
P0RK-Market for mess l. shade easier, while prime
In good request and rmer Bales VI 1880 barrels st
I'll Tor mess $lO9ll % for prime mess; RGd 50 SOC
as for prime.
BEEF-Rather firm but quiet. There were some sales
at IS 5O97for ccuotry prme 80 0O@l0 rs for county
mess; $l2 UO9lJ IS for repacked mejS; Sl3 0OOH 50
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEP-The market rules dull and
nominal at $1,000.
BEEF HAMs-MaIket dull and without any msteria
chSnge.
OUT MBATS-Steady and quiet.
LARD-Ihe market Is active but firm. Gales of $50
barrels at ex@9kc.
BUTTEE-sellins at lO914c for Ohio and lO9l7c for
state.
4@Skc.
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ThiS astTngent wash is also the best remedy In the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 4.
FL0UR-A good demand from the Government bakers
for superhne and there being but little offering the
ke assumed hrmer tone, and 81 inside rate for
this grade at the close We quote superhne at SAG
N05; extra, 81 1904 90 and fancy and family 81 80
"a 60.
WHIsKY-A good demand and firm market in the
morning, but closed less firm. Sales Of 800 brls at ~
927 l.6c, the latter rate for wagon,
PROVlSIONS-TheJe is no new feature. There Is no
inquiry worthy Of note for Mess PorA or Balk Meats;
Ham and Lard are firm at full rates.
sUGAR-A quiet market and the demand light. There
Is Q change 10 prices; sales at l09llc.
O0FEEE-22@23kc.
M0LASSEs-5O952
WHEAT-rhe difficulty In making shipments contn.
ues to have uniavorabe influence on the market but
there was better demand to-day than on Saturday sey.
era OF The shippers were buyiog having concluded to
run the risk OF getting their purchases shipped sOms
this week. and fair amount Of business was done at the
closing quotations OF Saturday. There was also mod
crate enquiry from the local miers We quote Ied al
75&sOc for prime to chOice white at sO&e5o or Ohio and
Indiana and e5G90c for Kentucky. The saes reported
were300 bushels zine Kentucky white at e9c deliver
ed 1900 do do do do at 9Oc dellveed 1000 do Zee
800 do prime do do at 95 devered 500 do prime red al
79c 400 do do do at c, 50 do do do 49, 700 do do
at 75c 700 do do do At &c. and 500 do choice at sOc
C0RN-The receipts continue light and prices are
again higher. the market closing firm at 3940c on the
spot; for this weeks delivery 37936c Is offered $500
bush shsled sold at doc, 10 bulk.
0ATS-The recep today were liberal, but they we're
composed chiefly Of lots that had been bought arrive
and the offerings were only mode ate and with fair de
mand the market rnlsd STEADY at 43O In buk For ot
Of choice wheeling 0ats 45c was offered and refused.
RYE The demand Is active and prices 3J per bush
higher the market closing firm at $50 for prime samples
on arrival. Some holders at the close were asking 60o
The receipts are very light.
BARLBY-There Is q fair amount Of the new crop Of
ferng and meets with ready sale at 7075c for fair to
prime fall 1000 bush good sold at 72c No old in the
market.
MALT-Is selling in the large way at 959l 90 foI
prime to choice fall lot Of 200 bushels sold at 81 IL
hut this was considered above the market The marke
closed firm,
HAY-The supply and demand are about equal; and
the market rules steady at e19l2 for loose and Sl3a
IA for tight pressed, on arrival.
OHEESE-The market is unchanged and steady, We
quote selected w. r. at 6hc,
BUTTER-The demand for the best grades Is good ant
the supply being light full prices realized; the low
grades In fair shipping demand. We quote prime
TO choice at l@l3ci fair to good at e9oc, and common
at ek@7c.
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Aug. Alt has been believed
here in some quarters for several days that the
enemy has been evacuating Richmond, there
being reasonable suspicion that pestilence
has broken out in that city.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 5.--The National Repub-
lioan denies the truth of the paragraph in the
Evening Star, that the negroes of Washington
are organizing secret associations for the purpose
of protecting themselves in anticipation Of q
riot and mob by the laboring classes Of white
men. The Republican says the story is pure
fiction,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
Lntans from Eurons.


ST. JOHNS, August 4-The Arabia, from
Liverpool July 26h, vie Queenstown 27lb, was
boarded off Cape Race Sunday afternoon, en-
route to Halifax and Boston. Her advices are
one week later.
The question of putting Canada In q state Of
defense had been debated in the House Of Com
mons. It was generally contended there was
no danger to be apprehended from the United
States.
Lord Palmerston said England had sent all
the troops to Canada that the could, and that
it rested with theiCanAdians to Supplyiwhatever
else was requisite.
1t is denied that Garabaldi contemplates an.
other expedition.
Breadstuffa aosive. Flour Cd higher. Wheat
% higher Corn 6d@ls higher. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Consols cloeed on Friday
at ss6@sS5s.
LATEST PER ARABIA,
Breadstuffs active and etill advancing Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, July 26, P. M --COnsols closed to-
day at 9416@9416; illinois Central sbares sou
@481& discount; Erie 27@26.
Barring Brothers report American securities
pressed for sale, and quotations are difficult to
give. United States 5's, 64@65; United States
bonds, 66@66.
LIVERPOOL, July H.-The Teutonia, from
New York, arrived from Boston on the 26th
GREAT BRITAIN.-The London Times edito-
rally contends that the defeat Of Gen. Nc
Clellan has changed everything. Beyond de-
bate general rising may be anticipated In all
the Border States occupied by the Federals.-
The Northeners, who are no fools, are receiv-
| ing the conviction that the Confederates can
never be subjugated. If the war 10 to go on,
the immense levy ordered by the President
must be actually made, but the men will never
volunteer. Volunteering is making too allow
progress for that.
The New York correspondent of the Times
declares that In eleven days only fifteen thous-
and men had come forward, In spite Of the en-
ormous bounty. Up to the very latest society
has borne the wasting away of the army with
comparative tranquility, but the foreigners and
rowdies are now all but exhausted, and the
North will find the army cannot be replaced BY
money. Each Northerner must come forward
| in his own person and fight In the swamps anC
forests, or the scheme Of conquering must bt
Abandoned If the scheme Of enlistment fails al
is over in few months. The independence o.
the South must be acknowledged. The Con
federates are well aware Of the Northern diff
fcultiee.
The Times also has special dispatch stating
that Mcclellan was to be superceeded BY Hal
leck.
The Army and Navy Gazette Is Of the opin
ion that Mcclellan is now In better position
for offensive operations against Richmond thar
ever.
In the commons, Mr.. Deleny Evans did mo-
think there was any immediate danger Of Cana
ds BY the northern States. They bad no mean
whatever of undertaking such project II the
population Of Canada was true Il could preservt
/ its independence without the assistance o.
British troops.
Mr.. Roebuck said we ought to show the Ca
madam people that we do not care @ fAfthiDt
about their adherence to England. i
Cornwall Lewis thought nothing a plesen
seemed more unlikely than the United State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
New York stock Hnarkot.
TrnHORAPnED FOR THE ONO sTArrsxAx. ]

EOh Nhk OhiO bTATEbMAAs
NEw YORK, August S.
q u, STOCK better but dull Chicago aud Rock Island
04k; Norwich and Worcester 4<k. Nliwaukee ana
Prairie du Chem 2nd preferred u Cleveland and
Toledo 4Ix; Illinois Central scrip So; Michigan South
ern guaIaateed 563S; American Gold Il49ll4H; Pacific
Mail NIX; New York Central 90; Hudson AK; Harlem
IAN preferred 35H Michigan Central 81; Pitts
onrg, E9rt wayne and Chicago lst binds %; U. 2.
yn water loan l0ON; Indiana and Nchlgan eO illinois
central scrip SIX; Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
w; Erie Sth bonds sOki Del. L. q W. lOl Galena snd
Chcago 6SH CLEVELAND and Pittsburg 2lH; Erie 34k;
do Ipretened 62H. Cleveland & Toledo AZ; TreaSuTy
notes 3l0 H@lO3; Little Miami l06; Michigan
Southern 20; Michigan Southern second 81; Erie 81
bonds % Pitttburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Cd bonds
~ do LIST 92A Chicago North Western lot 3O, do %
-; do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati ll7; Panama l3i; Missouri SKIES AZ; Ten.
ne'see sxes 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2}< United
States Us 1851 coupons 99x ReRiAtered 90; Chicago,
Bu lington q Quincy 75h; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Onien 81 Delaware and Hudson 95 ObiGgo and Indiana
4s; United States fves ls74 coupons s5H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-06
Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, August 5.

CLEVELAND, August 5.
FL0UR-The market yesterday was unchanged and
dull with only fewsmall tales to the retail trade.
WHEAT-Receipts are light. Market steady and un
changed. Sales on change Of 5000 bush red free on
board at 81 GO; II cars red on track at 81 O5; and
cars, delivered to elevators, at 81 OS.
\ CoRN-Market dull and nominally unchanged. We
quote OF 36d36c.
0ATs--steIdy and quiet. Sales Of cars on track at
3io.
MESS P0RK-The market continues dull aud un-
changed at Sl0@l0 so, with sales at the inside.
BUTTER-In pretty fair demand at l09l9kc for
common to very choice W. II.
CHEEsE-Firm at 696Kc for W. r.
E0GB-VeTy dull at 696hc.
LARD-steady and quiet at 6k97Jkc. for common to
choice.
leader
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Money Marx
irELEaRAEi4D FOR THE OHIO srArssaAE.I

FElKeRAF.1D FOR THE OHIO srArzsaAE.I
NEw YORK, Augusta S.
The supply Of money is abundant and rates easy at
4go per cent. discount for loans on call.
Prime Paper Is quite steady at 5@6 per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange dull Bankers bills are quoted at
American Gold opened at l4k@l5 per cent. premiun n
and closed at I4k@I4%.
California gold bars dull and easy at l3N per ceu
premium.
Government Stocks are dull and lower. O. g. skies
lO2Z@i02K. -'N'N'