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Another Successful Expedition.
HEADauARfrRS AhMY o. VIRolrIA,l
WAsiiIEaTON, July "a
! N NJ C,. c...tnl.. NJ W..


TO e. M. Stanton, Secretasy Of Wars sp
A cavalry expedition. sent out by Genera
King on the 22d, from Fredericksburg, returne'
last evening. Early yesterday morning, thel
met and defeated Confederate cavalry compa
ny, about one hundred strong, stationed neal
Carmel Church, on the telegraph road from
ETrederickaburg to Richmond; burnt their camp
and six cars loaded with corn and provisions
and broke up tho telegraph to Gordonsville.--
An bour later, large body Of Stewart's cav
airy came up TO attack them, apd these, too,
were defeated and driven across the North Anna
river and pursued till within eight of Hanover
Junction.
Several prisoners, a large number Of borses,
and many arms, were brought back. Amarch
Of seventy miles, and the encounter and defeat
Of two bodies Of cavalry were accomplished in
twelty-nine hours, and without the loss of q
man. have not received the names Of the
commanding officer and troops who have thus
distinguished themselves, but will transmit
them to you as soon 40 particulars are received.
The damage done the Virginia Central Rail-
road by the expedition Of the 18th inst has
not yet been repaired.
(signed) JOHN POPE,
Major General Commanding.
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Money Market.
Ir,,,aa.pu,D non ru, ONO .rAr..n...l

ITELEaRAPuED ron THR OHIO TTATsanAH.
NRw YORK. July "a.
The Market is easy at 596 per cent, discount on
call.
Prime Paper quite steady at 5961a per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange dull and dropping at 3Oh@l3l fol
Bankers bills.
American Gold has d clined the market opening al
lSK and closing at l6k per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars quoted nrm at l7K9l7k pei
cent. premium.
Government Stocks are little hrmer United statei
Skies Of 1881 al 9s@9sX. United States a Sl0 Trvas
ury Notes at l02Z lHatrt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
Seven Hundred Union Prisoners
Coming TO Camp Chase.

NASHVILLE, July 24.-Ex. Governor William
B, Campbell accepted bigadier generaliship,
and takes command Of the Federal troops in
Tennessee. Great satisfaction is manifested at
this arrangement.
Captain BrOden takes seven bundled parOed
Federals 10 Camp Chsae tomorrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
AK,IIxonnv Os,IAtfo,r,

LOunvILLE, July PA party of twenty-five
guerrillas in Todd county Ky, were attacked,
through mistake for Federals, by another rebel
squad Of forty men coming into Kentucky. The
former whipped the latter. OF both parties
seven or eight we're killed and quite a number
wounded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
An EnIausiasAc War NeeIing at 81,
go LOuis.

ST LCus, July 24.-At the Union Merchants
Exchange, an enthusiastic meeting was held
to-day, which unanimously adopted. a stirring
aud patriotic address to the people OF Missouri
Unfaltering, unconditional fidelity to the Union
was the sentiment Liberal aid to the volun
teer fund was pledged Several thousand dol
lars were Immediately contributed to Col. Gin
ton B. Fisk, Secretary Of tho Exchange, to ait
him 10 putting regimentin the field forthwith
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Gunboat Arknnsas Captured

CHICAGO, July 24.--A special from Cairo to
the Tribune says: Officers by the dispatch boat
from Vicksburg say on their arrival at Mem
phis there was rumor, through rebel sources,
that the gunboat Arkansas was captured. They
we're inclined to believe The report, as an ex-
petition was planned before their departure to
cut her of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

To the NervouS of both sexes. A re.
Tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
few dayp after many yea Of great suffering Is willing
70 assist others by sending ree on the receipt post
Ped directed envelope copy OF the prescription used.
Direct the kEv. JOHN NJ DAaNALL, 1S0 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ~
Iune0-daw1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
GuerrIllas plspersed and Cap,ursd.

PILOT KNOB, Mo-, July 90 1t is reported this
morning that detachment Of four companies,
under Mejor Lippet., sebt ont from Reves's Sta
ton by Colonel Boyd, to intercept the guerrillas
who made the raid upon GreenVille, have fallen
in with, and completely disperaed their band, /,
taking sixteen prsonere end recovering all the
booty taken at Greenvllle. No further partieu-
laFe vet received, ....v
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rrnn, Nav nrlannn.

New YORK, July 23.--Tho steamer Fulton
from New Orleans the 18th, arrived here to
night. She has Que hundred and fifty hogs
heads of sugar as cargo. She also brings tht
body of Lieut.. Dekay. Among the passenger
are Gen. shepIey, Col, CurtineuS, Capt. Nelson
Lieut.. CoWen, Capt. Gould, Lieut.. Briggs
Lieut.. Appleton, Lieut.. Hayes, Capt. Palmer
and four hundred and sixty.nine sick and dis
charged soldiers from Buffers division. PrlvateI
II. Miller, Company I. 9th New Hampshire
u,su vn H. IT,, D 2 mN.s, X "a
Maine, died on the lslh, and ar,nnsnsr "a. !.
Kilgore, died on the a3d; All we're buried 4
sea. .,ss1e5, \. *
\ New Orleans papers show the city 70 10 un
usually healthy and quiet. --e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

CHICAGO, July 24.--In this city there was
considerable excitement last nigh: in cOnse-
quence Of the reported escape Of o number Of
prisoners from Camp Douglas, AS near as can
be sscerlaiEed, only four got away, one OI
whom was captured this morning.
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no MARRTED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THn undersigned will giveinforaauon on q very IN.
sresfiS0 and important subject, which Will be valu
cd more than thousand times s cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in le The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of %
sents (silver) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to /
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
The History of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1860.
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By Dr.. J. LEANDER BIsHol. vols. svo
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We have also Just pnblished new edtions Of the fol-
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New York stock Market.

(TELEaRAPHRD ToR THE ohiO srAIksAAN'l
NEW YORK. July 20.
Stocks IRE dull snd heavy. Chicago and Rock Island
6cX; Norwich and Worcester az milwaukee, and
Prairie du Chem end preferred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo az; illinois Central scrip Michigan South.
ern guArtneed SAX; American Gold l09l6ki Pacific
Mail iO8: New York Central 92X Hudson 43S; Harlem
I4s Harlem preferred 37 Michigan Central so; Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 80; q. 8,
skies 1881 coupons loa; caliornia seyens 96 Brook
yn water loan OOK; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central scrip 0e; Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
90; Rrie 4th bonds 9Ok; Del. L. 4 w l0l liaena and
Chicago al; Cleveland and Pittsburg 92n; Hre S7SEi
notes 3.IO lO2Kd1O9K; Little Miami lO1; Michigan
Southern 25K, Michigan southern second SAY; Erie %
bonds %; Pithburg, Fort Wayne Chicago "a bond!
Da do "a SIN; Chicago North Western lst 30, do %
fix. a. a,srted hors. EaH Cleveland. Colnmbun and
,y,,,ri, tf3 " ~ 1, So; " s''UsttkiSi ~ n (
nsssse sss 81 Aslss s.A.s a. ~, gsisS
ghns 90 1881 ccupo1s ~ Registered vshi Oheago
D ----- ~. A.. "a n -. =. AaA----. WV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

Dsnth u Ex-Rssslds snt Van IinRsli,
KIEDrHhooH, Jui5 ~ Ex. rfepiteni .,lin
Van Bugen 0iedsat bis fesidence aE 2 o'oIol'
this morning, In the aeyenty-ninth yeAltol n
age,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
Master Commissioners Sale.

Bartlit & Smith Doc 3, page 39I. "
vs.. I Superior Court Of franklin County,
John Geary ct al) Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for salO
public auction, at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock M, and O'Clock D.
M the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of franklin, and State Of Ohio. TO wit ~
Part OF In-Lot No, 507 In the city Of Columbus com
mencing at the southeast OF said t thence north
along the east lice of said lot ol feet nches thence
we.t on line parallel with the south line OF said lot
81 feet inches; thence south along line parallel with
the east line Of said lott thence east along the south
line OF said lot to the place Of beginning; being the
southeast quarter OF said lot except two feet In width
across the north end OF said quarter.
Appraised at 100000
80 -e @. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
THos SPARROW. Atty.
/ Printers fees ~ so, ,-.-
jy6-dlt&wtd
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Cleveland Market.

CLKvKLANB, July "a.
FL0UR-The market yesterday was quiet and uu.
changed with sales OF 40 bbs double extra red OF 81 e0
and other small lots at previous prices.
WHEAT-rhere were no transactions at the Board
and we heard OF no sales. Holders are hrm at about
81 046D1 05 for red.
ooRN-Market quiet and steady. saleI Of one car on
track at SIC.
0ATs-Market quiet at s3@3ic on track. No sales
reported.
HlaaWINES-Unehanged and steady. Sales Of 200
bbls at 30c. F7 =
BUTTER-sDles CT 90 kegs choice Western Reserve
at lie.
CnEEsE-The market continues steady at 5Q6Hc for
Western Reserve.
Leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

New YoRK, July 24.-The steamer North
Star has arrived here with e76, 600 treasure from
California and Aspinwall dates of the 18th.
Advices from New Grenada are not import
ant. The war was drawing to close BY the
continued success of Masquera. He had Issued
q decree, making emigants. immediately on
arrival, naturalized citizens with the exception
that they shall not be called to do military SER
vice for twenty years, unless In case Of foreign
Invasion, and that they shall be exempt from
taxation, except in their municipal districts.
Gen. Arbaleda is reported to have been de.
feated and captured, with seventeen hundred ol
his men, by Masquera's Generals.
Six hundred men would probably be sent 10
Panama to reinfssce Maequera's forces; In con
sequence of the Governor of that State calling
the citizens to arm TO recover possession
| Two French men Of war were al Acapulco
and body Of Mexicane, under q 0aribaldiaI
nj ,or, had erected battery, intending to siul
e :-is1'- - 7: ,.,.i ~ e: \ 49, s. 1
Palr.prryrlA, ia|y ID. Tho PSnnsylvahll
| RAILROAD COMPANY W|ll eontrlbute Afty thou
spbd ldolitlt y pl6sld Ter The bounty ypft yolun
'''''' ....-.'......'..
ass,|.s g :. A S4 s, a |h1 lI
oI'dllA S|.,bn>t hoso, Nfa Snt|r5|y asIS'5t
Iby tife this Afternoon,
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w. r. K e N r,
A . C TI0N EER.
Auction, sales
AND .--
COM MissloN SOON 8
No. lO2 South High Street.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Charlie, B. Bell Doc. 3, page 1866.
William, Robertson ct sl.> County, Ohio. '
pY VIRTUE OF AN Or DER oP ruH
~ SAID Court to me directed, will offer for sale Al
public auction at the door Of the Court House, 10
the city Of Columbus, on ''' -
Saturday the 9sh day of August, A D. 1862,
at o'clock D. m the following de.crIbed rea, On.
Ohio, TO witt - - NN~'~ "
Being the east half Of the south half Of lot No. ,x
hundred and thirty 63 situate on the north west
lumbus, Ohio. ' v w
Appraised at 5000 co.
20 GEORGE W. HUFFMAN
Printers fees S5 25. '
July 3-dIt&wtd .-r.. ..-.-e
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The Housekeepers
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

pREPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
Il recipe by the proprietor Of the "HKoTHEs JoEA.
THAN PoLisH 10 certified by all the leading New YORK
turniture Dealers and Piano Forte Makers 10 be he
beat In the world for removing Scratches Marks and
Dirt and restoring high and lasting gloss to All Kinds
o. Varnished Work from Furniture 10 Leather II is
cheaper and better than Va'nsh dries Immediately and
bottle or two Of this Nav RuSHrTuRE PoLIsn House
keeper can work agc In the furniture Of house and
Keep h looking like new. Now is the time to shine
oarrages etc.. and make them look ty per cent bet.
Yer. THIS 10 true economy. For sale BY Furniture
Dealers and btorekeepeB generally. Price, Is and SO
cents bottle Depot No |. Spruce etreet, New YoCk
YonK 2. o. ~ - - -
july W1yfromfeb20G2 tf1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

Tne on article ever offered to the French people tbs
Wopld OuRL eTRAIaHT HARl the above Toilet being
manuiactnred for the soe benefit Of Louis Napoleop
Wnicn Article Is now indispensable to his toilet room
Tne subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet us
necessarily ke the place Of all others ever oefed 10
the public take pleasure In expressing their
ln the article. gaining L from prnctical naa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
PhiIadelphin Oa.,,e marker.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA.
DEEF oATTLE-The offerings this week amount 10
showing no change in urices.
COWS AND oALvEs-sOld at s?O93s each, as to
condition. \ III
sHEEp-sale. of 400 at 2HSsKc p b gross, ae
cordnR 10 condition I- 80 -" \
HoG5-There were about 9 200 head offered and sol
at - OOb5 90 100 BIS net-the latter rate for corn
fed. !
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested by over one thousand peraons ana
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet n he cresfesi
peauIlner ever offered 10 the American people = rs
10 prevent this Toilet from being counlerslted Or I'M
sale at any Druggisrs In the United stateS Therfcye
or Gentleman who desires Boft Luxurant TaIT
and Curs and Long, Soft Whiskers or Mouatache can
procure me inWgoator or Toilet either pna Tor one
e.' Aodresa O Y. SPENK 4 co., "a
Boz l63, oolllnsTiile,fps
Hartford 90. Conn
feb23-dtw&Wly ra
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NApoL EoG'S HAIR TOILET I

They would AlnO announce to the public tbs, tsy ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Viii ouRL STRAIGHT HAm in Soft, silken, Fiowinr
Curls, that will remain in shape for one dav M ens
week desired or any longer period " the rcctions
are strictly followed which very simple and easy
me air Toilet does not In any manner Interfere with
nor dyes II; but gives the hair eoft thrifty appear
snce: II also prevents the hsir from rdRiss0 Of and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

camp-one expected tonight, and two or
three on Monday. Gen. W. is anxious
to get us started July 9TH, which hope
he will do, though | fear not. 1t might
be pleasant to remain in the State few
weeks yet, but every Vermonter, trust,
would feel an honest pride in having our
9th, the first of the 10000 in camp at
Annapolis-and our boys would march
with prouder step through the large
cities on our way, if they felt that they
were to have the right wing of the Grand
Army Corps in reserve. And may Yer
mont win the race and the place,
would like to say a word or two con-
corning the many kindnesses showered
upon us by the gen 'lemanly Officers OF
Company A, but | think we are not al
lowed to write about our superiors, so l
will stop here lest this be suppressed
More anon, from one Of Company :
Il.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE.


Mr., EDITOR One of the largest and most
highly delighted assemblies ever convened
within the sacred walls of the old Brick
Church, was brought together last Friday
evening, TO witness the magnificent finale to
the Musical Convention. Over one thousand
persons were admitted to seats, being no
doubt the largest number ever gathered on a
similar occasion in Western Vermont.
The exercises were introduced with the
reading of the l06th Psalm by Rev. Willard
Child, ID. d., of Castleton. Prayer by the
Rev. Doct. Hooker, of Farhaven.
... PROGRAMME. a=
/. Anthem--Let every heart rejoice and
sing.
2. Song-Death of Warren sung by X. III
Haskell of West Rutland.
8. Quartett-We laid her down to rest
sung by Messrs. Thomas and Cotton, Mrs,
Barnes ard Miller.
a. Duett-The bird at Sea sung by
Misses Campbells of Poultney.
5. Chorus hail the glad spring-time,
6. Song-Hopes promise; sung by G. +.
Kimball
Z. Quartett-The gathering of the free
sung by the West Rutland Glee Club, Messrs.
Ha kell, Howard, Watkins and Perry.
s. Trio-Come fairies tripping; Mr.. Thorn
as, Misses Parker and Ellery.
8. Break Ser thy cold grave blue sea
Miss Sterling of New York city, At the close
of the piece she was the recipient of ashower
OF boquets from every direction in the house,
10. Anthem-Glory be to God.
IL. Report OF committee on Resolutions
read by Rev, Mr.. Hawley, responded to by
DR.. Child in his most happy and pleasing
manner.
II. Now elevate the sign of Judah.
IS. Quartett-Beautiful Zion sung by
Messrs Farnham and Burt, Misses Billings
and Campbell.
ID. Chorus-Ha ha We've Stoned the
stream.
is. Quartett-Union and Liberty; sung
by Messrs. Kimball and Thomas, Mrs. Barns
and Judson.
49, Solo and Semi Chorus-O how lovely
is Zion.
II. Chorus-Away, the morning freshly
breaking.
IS. Song-Fine old Irish gentleman sung
by Mr.. Thomas.
49, Quartett-Sleep, lady, sleep; sung by
Messrs. Perkins and Thomas, Mrs. Perkins
and Miss Sterling.
20, Chorus--Rally round the Fag
81. Song-The Swallows homeward fly
sung by Mr.. Perkins.
%. Old Hundred, sung by a thousand
voices
Thus closes one of the most triumphant
and gratifying Musical entertainments that
often falls to the lot of Vermont audience.
The tot al receipts of the Musical Conven-
ton amountede to $1,000, paying all ex-
penses and few dollars left in the Treasury
The whole number of members is now 567
Members were present from Cambridge,
Salem, Hebron, Granville, Hampton, White
hall, New York City and Albany, N. Y,
Poultney, Casteton, Rutland, Pawlet, Man
chester, Wells, Bran don, Middlebury, Wal
lingford, Hubbardton, Cornwall, Fairhaven,
Benson, Westhaven and Rupert.
b, w, Il,
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WAR ITEMS
evening.

A soldier in the ~40th n. Y. was saved
from death by his wife's pictare In his breast
pocket, A rife ball was repealed by hs
iron plate, and though the concession doubled
the solder up, he was not injured Mora;
keep your wlta's face next to your heart
The Charleston Mercury of the 7,h an.
nounces Its intention~of hcnceforth printing
only on a half sheet. Il acknowledges The
los OF nearly 1000 subscribers.
1T is too bad. We could endure beio!
called ugly names, but for the New Orleans
Ilcayune TO commiserate us on account Of
our hot nights, is running the thing INFO A
ground, Hear Old Perspirslion talk ice:
New Orleans enjoys marked advantae
over many other cities in the delicious sonb
ern breezed which spring up towards SUD
down, and revive the languid and exhaustd
frames OF Its denizens. In New York, Ba
ton and sundry Western cities. there ss
summer mig hts almost sufocatingly hSr
from the total absence of circulation of air
Here the evening South wind rarely faik
u.s."
The New York Evening Post publishes
letter from New Bridge, Va, which it says
Is from an authentic source, asserting that
the wounded at Hanover Court House and
falr oaks have been inhumanly neglected
Hundreds of these poor soldiers were kept
two or tnree days with their wounds Tester
ing In the hot sun, without the least care or
attention. Many of the wounded IN these
battles were sent to dispatch stations where
they lay without shelter and without care
TILL the wounds became loathsome and filed
with Vermin. The cars and boats for the
last week have presented sights which hu-
mainly would shudder to behold Hun
dreds OF wounded soldiers are now dying
mere Tor the want of proper attention anu
.he means OF properly Transporting them "
their friends at the North" If everything
possible has not been done to secure th7|
prompt care of the wounded, fearful ri
sponsioilIty rests somewhere. There nav
been time and expense for the most ampiI
preparation, and Secretary Stanton shout.
see to 1t that this most important work oil d
department is not neglected
The Charleston Mercury of the 9Th ms
informs US that its Hoe press" has been
moved from Charleston to Columbia, IL
miles IN the interior. The cause OF "
movement ofthe Mercury is that there Is
storm brewing near by, under the suP
vision of Gen. Hunter, which is likely TO ~;
break over the head of the devoted CITY
other words, as it says, We must rehi1'
beyond the danger OF bombardment'
evident that, whoever else means to ulg
defence of Charleston, the editor Of the "''
curry does not.