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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
From washington,

NGw YoRK, August l3 The Times Wash
ing.on dispatch says; L. is considered certain
that highly important army movements are
either in progress or completed, but it is not
regarded as proper yet to indicate their ma
ture.
Much more cheerful impressions arc prevail.
ing concerning Gen. Pope's engagement. Jack
son's retreat is known here to have been ne
cesslty. He had evidently become aware of the
trap into which he was being brought, and re-
treated to escape the danger which the execu.
tion of our plans threatened. His eye was on
fredericksburg as we'll as Culpepper.
The better opinion here is that all is going
we'll with Pope's army, and that there is reasons
for the apprehensions expressed yesterday and
to day. Well informed persons freely declare
that Pope will be in Gordonsville by Saturday
at fusthest, though perhaps not without lighting,
which may be going on now. 81
The Tribune's correspondence states: When
the rebels fell back yesterday in their retreat,
1t is asserted by our mer fecently escaped that
the rebels divided, part of the force taking the
road to Standardsville and the other portion
taking the other eide of the mountain, toward
Gordonsville.
WARRINGTON, Aug. l3.-Josiah H. Squier, of
San Francisco, has been appointed to a clerk
~ WIZ Ouoloh OAhSSp III tuO OC-
partment.
To-day Secretary Seward formally recon-
mended to the employees In bis department
that they furnish as many soldiers for the war
as there are persons therein it for duty below
the age of forty-fve, OF the entire number
fifteen are capable for this purpose The Sec
retary at the same time pledged himself to fur
nish three substitutes The clerks promptly re-
sponded, and IL is understood that ten or eleven
men have been supplied by them, either person
ally or by substitute. The remainder to COM
plete the quota will doubtless be soon forthcom-
ing. Two OF the clerks will leave Washington
to enter the service elsewhere.
The folio Ming are the only regular banks Of
issue in the District Of Columbis, and whose
notes are received as bankable, namely: The
Bank Of the Metropolis, the Bank Of Washing
ton, the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, and the
Bank Of Commerce of Georgetown. This in.
formation ia given for the protection of the dis
tant public.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
Oineinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Aug.

OIRcIhNATls aug E'
FLoUR-There is still a fair demand for SuperHne
from the army BAKERS and the market rules steady at
S444 O5; one or two choice brands sold at "a 10 -
There Is fair inquiry from the local dealers for the
higher grades a prices ranging from - 10 to - rs for
extra ard % 1904 SO for family and trade brands The
sales to-day comprise about 800 barrels at the above quo
tAti9ns.
WHEAT-The market opened dull and heavy, but
there was an improved demand on Change chiefly for
the best grades and the offerings Of such being light an
advance Of &c per buIhel ESTABLISHED but for quail
ties below prime the market heavy and sales made
with difficulty. We quote red at eUR s5c; indiana or
Ohio white at $4,000, and Kentucky white at 9O@9SC
The ales since last report foot up about IS 600 bush
els at the above quotations.
O0RN-The demand to.day was fully mp to the offer.
ipgs and the market ruled Am at 33035c on the spot
the outside rate at the lower depot For lots 10 arrive
buyers are not willing to pay over $50.
0ATs-Were in fair demand and the market ruled
steady a do In bulk with sales Of about 5000 bushels
this price or Its equivalent.
RYE-Is dul the offerings being In excess Of the de.
mand, and prices are tending downward but are not
quoably lower. We quote primo samples OF 60c
BARLEY. The supply is light and with fair demand
tho market rules Arm at 70915c for good to prime fal
small sa Of spring at b5c.
HAY-The market remains dull but prices have not
undergone any change We quote loose pressed 9ll
@l9 per ton, arTinal Tighpressed 10 held at SIS
~ put there = no dsmaId ana iUr ~ and forced on the
PR0VIsI0NS-In good domAnd for shoulders at 30
3kc, but No more Ia asled. -------------.---
LARD-Wanted 1t old prices, but little or none to b
HAMs-Rim ct 1k07Xc for common, ana p9l0S
for augar cured. taa
MESS PORK-No movement.
BIDES-Nothlng doing.
aRoCRRIE Es-There Is fair iobbing demand and ths
market 10 steady.
sUGAR-Sslss at ok0iOKo for raw and Ilk0lsKs
MoLAssBs- Prime New Orleans at sO0sQc.
C0FfBH-Oommou 10 primo Bio OF 22023kc.
wal .KY-was In fair request to-day with sales Of
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land aide. and ID said 10 have captured the en-
tire Federal force at Baton Rouge.
II is also said that a large portion Of Van
Dorn's command ID cooperating With Breckin-
ridge for an immediate attack on New Orleans.
Ills currently reported and credited at Helena
that the rebels have completed the alteration of
the Star Of the West, which was up the Yazoo
river, to q ram gunboat, and that she 10 now at
Vicksburg. She 10 called the Richmond, and is
clad With railroad iron, and mounts twenty-five
guns. One of tho ocean tugs up the same river
Is also completed, and came down at the same
time.
The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 3Oth ult
announces the arrival Of the Ag.ship Hartford
aud frigates Richmond and Brooklyn, from
VicksburR.
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WASHINGTON, August l2.-Advices received
from Stockholm under date OF July 18Th, state
that American pork is in great demand, and
preferred to Russian. 1t is admitted into SWe-
den duty free. Common sides and shoulders
from Indiana sell freely at 10c, smoked hams
at 20c.
The grain crop is short Wheat of good
quality brings 81 65; rye 81 40, and oats 37c.
All kinds OF grain are admitted duty free.
tobacco the former pays . duty of 116c per
pound, the latter So per pound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
The History Of American Manu-.
factures from 1908 to 1860.
By Dr.. J. LEANDER BIsHOP. 2 vOls, svo.

By Dr.. ]. LEANDER BIsHoP. 2 vols 6Vo.
Vol. I. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready
This Is probably the largest and most important work
now In the American press.
We have alsojust published new editions Of the fol-
lowing useful and popular books:
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; or, How
to Save Money by Conducting Business According "a
Law, as expounded by the Best and Latest Authori-
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; or, A Thousand
Chances 10 Make Money. Cloth, 81 This has been
republished In England.
Every business man and clerk should have these
books. They will pay the buyer hundred fold. Every
parent should get them Tor their sons.
All these books are mailed, pos aid on receipt Of
price. We pay particular attention to mailing books
wrapping them carefully and will procuEe and send,
postpaid any book anywhere, on receipt Of publishers
price and ak stamps.
Addraaa
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Great War Meeting In wheeling.

WhELINo. Va. August I2 The greatest
war meeting in Western Virginia, was held in
the spacious freight depot Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad In this city, to night. The build
Ing, estimated to hold comfortably five thous-
and persons, was filled to suffocation, and
crowds thropged the streets. Gov. Pierpoint
presided over the vast concouFse, and In elo-
quent terms introduced Hon John Sherman, /,
Hon. John A, Bingham, of Ohio, and Hon w.
7. Wiley, Senator from Virginia, Among die
tinguished strangers preaent was Gen. Kelly
The large depot was brilliantly illuminated
and hung with flags and mottos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
Master Commissioners sale.

vs.. DuPeIap Court OI f6hhEiln
Robert Riordan ct al ! county Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Ok
the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction the door Of ths Court Hcuse in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th daV OF September, D.
1862,
At one O'Clock P NJ. the following described real es.
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio to wit:
part OF Parks survey No 33I5. in the Virginia Dis.
tret beginning at point In the National Road ard
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract Of
800 acres, or hereabous belonging Joseph NJ suln
vatt thence s4II deg 4 Il6 6O.lOO poles along The
center OF the said National Road thence N 5k deg W.
le4 32.lOO to q stake; thence 3. "a deg. 80 min W.
W poles to stake being the northwest CO ner of
Robert E Neils land; thence 8. II deg 80 min west
s5 poles to the place Of beginning containing 100
1t being tract Of 100 acres of the west end Of tract
Of 29sk acres owned by said Robert E Neil.
Appraised at s70 90 per acre.
@. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
II. o. NOBLE, Atty.
Printers fees $50.
auRl3. dlthWtd
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New York stock Market.
TTuEaRAPnED FOR THE OHIO sTATRsMLE. !

NEW YORK, August l3
Stocks higher and steady. Chicago aud Rock Island
61; Norwich and Worcester. AN, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Oheln End preferred "a Cleveland and
Toledo 49k; Illinois Central scrip Michigan South.
ern guaranteed co. American Gold ll4h h@IlSx; Pacific
Mail Il2xi New York Central Q3 Hudson ~ " Harlem
IL; Harlem preferred co. Michigan Central 65 Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds %; q. g..
skies 1881 coupons 9Sk; California sevens 9j Brook
lyn water loan I00x Indiana and Michigan s0 Illinois
Central bonds 9ek; Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
Ere 4th bonds 9Oh; Del. L. q W: I0i Galena and
Chicago Tx Cleveland and Plttsburg 22X; Erie 37k
do preferred CO; Cleseland & Toledo 4s<; Treasury
notes $40 l02k@l03; Little Miami LOG; Michigan
southern 27Ki Michigan Southern second e3 Erie Sd
bopds l0lh Pttsburg, Fort Wayne g. Chicago Cd bonds
7 do LIST "a; Chicago North Western ls 30k, do ID
%; do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati ll7i Panama l3S; Missouri skies AZ; Ten.
nessee skies 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2X; United
States 6s 1881 coupo1a 9ex Registered l0O Chicago,
Blu lngton & Quincy 7sk; Milwaukee aud Prairie du
Ohien "a; Delaware and Hudson 95; Chicago and Indiana
4eX; Virginia Elves 5Sf; Tennessee 81 Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds 63k United States year certn.
Gates 99JG.
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Fuel for the { tate.


SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE H. f.
~ eeived atthe office OF the Secretary Of State until
MONDAY, THE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
Atl2 O'Clock M, for furnishing the State Of Ohio with
Fuel as follows
20 COO Bushels Coke, to weigh less Than 10 pounds
to the bushel.
5000 Bushels Coal to be Of the beet quality equal at
least to the lower vein Of Hooking COAL and FREQ from
slate, slack and dirt.
rs Cords Of Wood, the same TO be dry Hickory Beach,
Sugar, four feet in length straight and we'll split
The fuel to be delivered without charge for such de-
livery, tthe Sta G House In Columbus.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples and to speci
fy the kind quality and price Of the uel proposed to
be furnished.
Each Contractor will be required to give bonds with
approved security, in double the amount Of the con
tract conditioned for the faithful performance Of his
contract
The bids TO be made and the contracts to be awarded In
accordance with the terms OF the act entitled IAN aot to
provide for the purchase Of Stationery, Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State officers"
passed March II, lH5e.
Tin Swans Rev. Statutes, esq.,
Bids to be indoTsed on the envelope "PropoSaS for
furnishing Fuel for the State"
Fuel furnished by the contractor must In all cases be
equal in quality to the sample. THIS rule aot 6e rtg
idly enforced.
". 8. KENN0N,
Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, August l. 1862
augl tSeplst.
lZanesVllle Courier copy.l
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Bachelors Hsir Dye
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BATOHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 iujure the Hair in the sast remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invgOraes the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
bsautlfal. Sold by oil Druggists, eto.
III The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
LoR, on tie Jour sides Of each boo.
Factory No. 81 Barclay StTooI,
Late 233 Broadway aud 10 Bond street,)
may29-dAwly NEW YORK..
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LoUIsvILLE, Aug l3 Eight hundred men
belonging to John Morgon'S force, crossed to
the north side Of Cumberland river, four miles
north Of Bennett's Ferry, in Monroe county,
on Monday last.
A large and enthusiastic war meeting was
held at the Court House last night. Council
was urged 10 appropriate FIVE thousand dollars
for bounties to volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
Money markot.
irELEsRAPHzp FOR TEE ONO srATlsMIS,l

irELEsRAPEzp FOR TEE ONO sTATxsMAH,l
NRw YORK, August l3.
The supply 10 abundant and rates easy at 3h@4S per
cent. for loans call.
Strictly prime paper is easy at 4K@5k per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange little frmer. Bankers bills l25JS
@l26.
American Gold armer, opening at Il and closing 1rm
at l4h9l4x per cent premium.
California Gold Bars very dull aud nominal at per
cent. premium.
Government Stocks are hrmer. United States skies
1881 at 99; United States q 3lO) Treasury Notes lO3
@l03K.
The steamer AusraiasiAn, to-day for Liverpool, car
ried out e3s03l6 "a In specie.
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(signed)
Capture or BmtOn ROugo-HIeditated
Attacked ON Now Orleans.

Capture or BatOn ROuge-HEeditated
Attacked ON Now Orleans.
MEMPHIs, Aug. 10 The Bulletin Of this
morning has advices from reliable sources
which represent that Gen. Breokinfidge attack
cd Baton Rouge on Tuesday last and was re.
pulsed, losing, among the killed, Gen, Clark,
Of Miss, and Col. Hunt, Of KY.
Bfeckiufidge Attributes his defeat 70 the nom
arrival OF the ram Arkansas, TO make stimuli
taneous attack on the Federal feet with bis
land attack.
The Arkansasarrived In the evening and I'm.
mediately assailed our heet, Two vessels were
severely damaged, two others destroyed, and
the balance driven away. Me
Bfeckinrldge renewed the attack from the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
Sheriff q Sale.

Timothy Phelps.
vs.. > FnAnkIin Common Pleas
Warden Strothers.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
FRANKLIN county. Ono, will offer for sale at public auo
ton at the door OF the Court House, In the city Of 90
lumbus, Ohio, on
Saturday the 23i day of August. A D. 1862
at one o'cl;ck, P. NJ. the following described real
estate, situate in franklin county, Ohio, to wit:
TIE west half Of not No (709l as designated on the
recorded plat Of MeGowans addition to the City of Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Printers fees, % 50.
a, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
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our Loss nc Uulpeppor.

WAaHiNoroN, Aug. 3.--The official report
shows the following footiDgs In the late battle:
9th 0hiO--killed ., Wounded SO, missing 10.
7th. ohio-killed 50, wounded ID, missing 3.
25th 0hio-killed 8, wounded SO, missing Is
66lb 0hlo--killed 8, wounded 81, missing 8.
9th lndiana-killed IA, wounded 49, missing
10. Total-killed, 70; wounded, 357i miss
ing, al.
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PoindextoI,. GnerrlIIas Rou,ea

UrIoA, Mo-, August l3.--The Federal forces
under Col. Guitar, caught Poindexter's band Of
guerrillas at Compton's Ferry, on Grand river
at 9 O'Clock on Monday night, and killed ten OF
twelve, wounded and drowned thirty. They
also captured Poindexter's whole train, one
third of his horses and arms, and all his bag
gage and ammunition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
DesconI ON the Virginia Central Rail,
road.

New YoRK, Aug. 13-The Frederlcksburg
correspondent Of the Tribune states that an
expedition from Burnside's division on Wed
nesday last made descent on the Virginia
Central Railroad at Frederick's Hall Station,
took up eighty lengths OF rail, cut the tele-
graph, burning the wire and poles, and blew up
the road bed with powder. A large lot Of new
T rails, which were piled alongside the track
were made into barricade across the road bed,
and warped and burned by kindling large fires
under and about them.
Company g, Capt, G. Winter, Company H,
Capt. McIrWin, and Company E, Lieut. Louden
commanding, went down to the station aud
destroyed the water tanks, telegraph wire, and
FIVE thousand bushels Of grain aud a large LOT
Of whisky and other army stores, which we're
awaiting transportation to the enemy at Gordons-
vile. This forcewas In command Of the brave
and dAshing Lieut. Col. Fitzpatrick, who com
msnded in the recent brilliant raid to Beaver
Dam.
Adj. Benz. Gregory, with party, was cent
down to near Bumpas turnout to blow up the
track and switch, which was accomplished In a
most thorough and satisfactory manner. At
this point the water tanks and depot we're burn.
ed, the track was destroy ed and a small culvert
wac blown up with powder. A little further on
the track was barricaded with new rails, rem
dered useless BY burning, as were those above
Frederick's Hall.
Hearing that three trains we're expected up
with troops from Richmond, the expedition
commenced its return march. 'J.
The large bridge over the Pamunkey was
burnt, to prevent the enemy from following up
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Partial List OF Wounded at Cul-
pepper.


WASHINGTON, Aug l3-The following is the
fret correct copy Of the tfficisl list of wound
ed in the last battle, az they arrived at Alexsn-
dris: Among them are R ,S Krohl, 29th Ohio,
Michael Greenwald, do, WIN. D. Haynes, do,
A Kingsley, do, David B. Parker, do, Byron
Macarthur, DO, Jos. Hale. do Jos. M Loomis,
2Otb Ohio; VIM. G. Finney, 18th Ohio, Frank
ter, do, L. L. Garfield, do George Wright,
do, John Chappell, do; A. A. Smith, 7th Ohio,
William Gardner, do Harrison 8. Allen, do /,
Frank Henrico, do. Samuel E. Gardner, do. :,
Samuel B Camp, do, ]. Brown, do, William
Peabl, do, Fred. Michael, do, c. W. Nesber,
do, l.. M. Lazarus, do, s. A. Hopkins, do,
John F. 0vatta, do, Louis Ovens, do; 8. l..
Landers, 55sb Ohio; Charles G McKinsey, 5th
Ohio, Thomas Watson, do, John R. Organ,
86lh Ohio; Barry G Howard, 66lh Ohio; Amos
W. Rutledge, Sd Wisconsin; L. T. Whitcomb,
dol ]. b Rhodes, 66. Ohio.
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To the Nervous of both sexes. A 70.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In
few days after many yea Of great suffering il willing
TO assist others by sending ree on the receipt OF post
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV JOHN NJ DAdNALJ, 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, M Y.
JubeS-dawlm
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FREEDLGY & co.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

u PIANOS who desire to buy q Piano OF
the best makers win Be shown how they can save hand.
Jog, Goa 4 Co.,, Publisher Agents, New York p. o.
july1G dtW&wftomfshag60
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, August 13 "A private dis
patch from Culpepper dated this morning, says
that Gen. Geary did not lose his arm In the late
battle. He left for his home this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

vs.. Supe,iN' Souf'" VI nIhhAun Oo'i
Lewis Heyl, ct al Vhio'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court TO directed will offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House, in the
City Of Columbus, on at-
Saturday the 9th day OF September, A. D 1862.
at one o'clock NJ the following described real estate
situate In franklin county, Ohio, 70 wit:
The west half OF tract Of i've acres OF land in half
section twentyseyen, township ave- and range twenty
two refugee lands conveyed TO leSis Hey by Conrad
Heyl, by deed d.ted cembsr 18th, l943 excepting
narrow strip OF the west side thereof aferwards con.
veyed By said Lewis Heyi to William A, Piatt.
Appraised at $500 por acre.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees 50 so.
July 26-dltWtd.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WEEKLY RKvIEw.

ELOUR-salesat ~ 1904 40 for red, and ~ 1904 x
for white: market unsettled.
WaKAT-at 70975c.
OoRN-sales at 300
0ATs-sales at $50.
Rye-small sales q sht050o.
HAY-sales at 90 50D7.
PoTATons-sales at 350D45o for new.
BEANs-sales atol 65.
eALT-rules at % 2OD2 25 per Dbl.
WmTE FsH-rule at o5 75D6 90 per bbl.
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HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY BheADE,
SECOND CoRPs, Army OF VlRoIsIA,}
August "a

To Geo. Rus9les, Chief Of Staf;
l have the pleasure to report that in obedience
to instructions received from the Major General
commanding the army Of Virginia, this morning
/ proceeded In the direction of Orange Court
House with the LIST Vermont, Colonel Tompkins,
lst Michigan, Colonel Brodhead, lst Virginia,
Lieutenant Colonel Richmond, 5th New York,
Colonel Dearest, and four pieces of artillery.
About three or four miles from your head
quarters discovered pickets of the enemy, and
soon after two large bodies Of cavalry and the
woods filled with footmen A strong line Of
skirmishers was thrown out, who soon drove in
the plckets.
When In range Of the enemy few shells
were thrown, which dispersed him In all direc.
tions. The footmen kept In the woods, and
aed by the Rspidan station. The cavalry fed
down the Orange Court House road.
pursued them cautiously, fearing an am
buscade, to Crooked river, which had swollen
to such an extent that my artillery could mol
cross. Part of the frat Vermont and first Vir
ginia cavalry swan the river and continued the
pursuit0to Robinson river, which was % full
and turbulent as to be extremely dangerous -
10 the pursuit good many prisoners, wounded
on. Saturday, were found almost abandoned -
Maj. Anderson, Chief Of artillery to Gen. Jack
con, was found badly wounded, at Crooked river
In charge of an assistant surgeon
The flight of the enemy after Saturdays
Hght, was most precpitate and 10 great confu
sion, His old camp was strewn with dead men
horses and arms. His flag Of truce yesterday
to bury bis dead, afforded some more time fol
his escape. ~. gt.s
The eaemy to-day has the benefit Of q hare
rain, which put high waters between rs. s.a-
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
(Signed) JOHN BUF0RD. B
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MevsIana Marke..

ar fab si1 OLRvKLAND, August 10.
ILoUR-saI yesterday wsrs 100 barrels Xxx red at
WHEAT-.sales OF cars on track At el 05; 9 900
bushels 200 buahsls and 900 bushels all VI 70 for
On board. tstr
RYE-sale OF car Al SOC
BUTTBR-eales Is kegs prime at l2c
PoRK-Quiet at 80. e4.,tr t
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TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give Information on a very IN.
treating and important subject which will be vain.
cd more than thoussnd times It's cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition In life The information
will be cent by mail to any address 90 the receipt Of QS
0ents (stIveg) and one red stamp
All letters should bs addressed 10
q. D. NORRIS, Nj D.
oct3l- -ly3tswdkE Boston, Mas
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
columbus Retail Market.

WwNKsDAY. Aug. u, 1862.
The following are the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. II. Restieaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No
l00 South High Street. -