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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
From WashInRtcu.

WAsHINsroN, June 24.-Msjor General Pope
arrived here to-day and Is enthusiastically vel
coined. He was requested to come to Wash.
ington TO consult with the military authorities,
II consistent with bis duties In the West,
Il is understood the military protection and
defense Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad east
Of Cumberland TO tho city of Baltimore, and
the railroad between Harper's Ferry and Win.
chester, is especially assigned to the command
Of General Wool. The operation Of the Win
chester & Potomac Railroad will remain under
the direction Of General Barks, II being his
line of supply.
A diplomatic dinner was given this evening"
to the Mexican Minister. number of Sens.
tors aud other distinguished gentlemen were
present. The gathering is supposed to have q
Significant bearing just now.
From the Richmond Enquirer Of June 2lst,
we learn that Yankee troops to the number Of
six thousand have advanced from Norfolk and
Suffolk to O point on the Seaboard Railroad,
known as Franklin Depot, 6fty miles from Ports-
mouth and thirty from Weldon, The aim of
this force Ia beyond doubt to oadvance to Weldon
and cut of railroad connection at that place
with Petersburg and Richmond. At Weldon
the roads from Wilmington and Raleigh and
Petersburg converge. "a 's
This explains the recent visit of BurnaIde to
Old Point, and the White House, on the Pampn'
by, where him and Mcclellan compared notes
A general order from the Adjutant Generals
Office says: In every case Of prisoners taken IN
arms against the United States, whe may be
tried and sentenced to death, the record Of the
tribunal before whom trial was had viii be
forwarded for the action Of the President Of the
United States, without whose ordeFs no such
sentence will be executed. la 5-
WAsHlNoroN, Jane S5.--The postal conyen.
zion between the United States and Mexico was
Today officially promulgated. A4 GtGg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

Mr.. Lane OF Indiana gave notice that
should introduce q bill 10 repeal the act Great
Ing tho Agricultural Departments.
Mr., .Tfumbull, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported back the general bankrupt bill
with the recommendation that IL be postponed
TO next December.
On motion Of Mr.. Hale, the subject was lAid
over till tomorrow.
Tho bill to repeal tho act for furnishing frauds
In making contracts was taken up and discuss.
cd, after which the confscation bill was taken
up. .c
the bill.
The President pro tenn. presented commu.
nieatlon from Gov. Gamble Of Missouri, trans
mitting COPY Of the resolutions OF the Conven-
tlon relative to gradual emancipation.
A long and spicy debate ensued, participated
In by Messrs. Dixon, Hale and Wade, but with
out action, the Senate adjourned.
HousE'-The Speaker laid before the House
the resolution Of the Missouri convention re-
eponsive TO the Joint resolution of Congress on
the subject OF emancipation Laid on the table
and ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Brown Of Va. introduced q bill for The
admission OF the State of Western Virginia
Into the Union. Referred to tho committee on
Territories.
Mr.. Lovejoy asked consent, but II was refused,
to Introduce resolution instructing the com
mittee on Ways and Means to report bill i'm
posing tax on bank notes. ~ g-.... ...,
The bill providing for the asoeFtainment and
adjustment Of the claims for the loss and de.
etructlon Of property belonging to loyal citizens,
ana damages thereto by the troops Of the United
STATES daring the present rebellion. was taken
up.
Mr.. SedgWlok urged the Importance Of Con
gress Immediately passing some measure by
which such claims may be properly adjusted.
Mr. Mallory, In noticing the Rentlemsn's re.
marks on the subject Of emancip ipst tlon, asked
MIN whether he would agree to compensate in
diyiduals who would free their slayes1
hr. Sedgwick replied that he was unwilling
70 compensate for the emancipation Of slaves,
except such action should be taken by State.
Mr. Mallory said that IL was his thorough
conviction that no border slave State would
pass an emancipation act The gentleman's
philanthropy wes cheap,
Mr.. Sedgwick-It may be cheap, but those
states the, gentleman speaks Of may find In
their day Of need that they have made very |
SAD mistake.
Mr.. Fisher asked Mr.. Mallory whether he |
would compensate for slaves freed by State ac- |
uonf
Mr: Mallory replied shat his name was on the
record against 1t.
d, mr. Fisher wanted to know by What means
sne gentleman arrived at hls knowledge that no
Border slave state would iraugurate such
mr.. Mallory responded that his belief was
conviction. lie had no reference to Delaware,
which had long ago ceased to be regarded as
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June "a,
FL0UR-We have no change to report In the m,,ts,
tS usmano nm,ed and local, and confined to ths
ranging from - 80 to 90 for family and trade brands
an9 ~ 70 ior fancy: bupernne IL offered at % 0041
anS WI'sa sT.Sa a. ~ io@42o without finding buyers
Whlskf-The dispatches published this morning alta
ting that the tax bill had passed both Houses On on
gress ana that the bill evies no tax on that store and
only on tn1t manufactured after the frat Of August
on the market and prices advanced 2o per ralion an
the market closed buoyant and unseed hoid
ally refusing 70 sell In anticipation ofs higher rices.
the latter rate for wagon. >'n''
LARp-There has been no change in the market snca
our last report and still inquired for al TX 7n ~
pad Sy ana country but there s very little Offering
mEss poRk-ls nominal at % 759lO for country.
and $l0 for city. There is no demand FOR H.
.,an,SSN ,SASONLpulI ~ and noIna! at 5X, ok9sKo fOr
BuLh ~ mEATS-The only sales that we heard Of
wers 4OOVO bs rib sides at5o and so 600 do clear 40
at me same price Shoulders are nominal at Sc.
aesuSAH-There iS moderate jObbing demand at sk
o0RREE- ceiling at oO9qoc.
MOLAssh6-selS at 500 for New Orleans.
sonss AZ namoderate local demand for red ct
oveSo Ior ar 70 prime; and some inquiry from ship,
pers ior choice qualities Of white but there Il yery M.
ol tns description on the market, the offerings being
cneny Of the Lower grades which are dun at prices
70 .oIS S% VoSSc' ohoioe Kentucky white could
o0RN-There issn improved demand, and prices ara
ear and shelled In bulk 49, IVA
OATs-The demand exceeds the offeriprs. and the
market nimer, and We have to report an advance OF
Ac per prsnei. We now quote them at &c Ia bulk
SVg bushels sold In Sacks the landing at $780, and zoo
EYE-A con tinued good demand and prices are hiuh.
er, the market closing arm at 4ec for prime camples on
600 do at 47c delivered, F,NN' ~NN
BARLEY-The market 10 UNCHANGED and a.esdv VIZ
quote prime State spring and fall at65070c. =
AAf-The demand Il limited and the market dull
ou We nave no change to report IN prices small sales
N Sll9lx per tun for looae-presSed and SI4@l5 for
oHEEsE-The market remains dull, with but limit.
buTTkk-We have no change to report IN the mar.
kst. The demand is light and conned to best gyads.
qualities bslow primeb unsalable We quote prime
to choice atSDl0c. - r' r--'-~
t.r xAQUiYsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
THIRTY.sEvENFH OoNGREss,
First Session. 3 = !. ..... ~ I.
WAsHINoroa, 1rr \. June Jane,95 IS.


s.9aae WAsHiNoToN, June IS.
sHsATR,--Mr, Doolittle, from the committee
on lrdian Affairs, reported back the House bill
for the eppointmentof an Indian agent for Col
orAdo territory. Passed. ,e-s " ~ s5'ss .-Ell
Mr.. Harlan, from the committee on Public
Lands, reported back the bill to increase the
revenue by the reservation and sale OF town
sites on the public lands. e,ssgas,a ,sisa
Mesars, Sumner and Harris presented pe!i-
tiona In favor Of The bankrupt act. ,ars n
Mr.. Fessendsn offered q resolution that the
several departments Of the government publish
In toe daily papers in Washington. on Tuesday
Of each week, lies Of contracts which shall
have been solicited or proposed through the
week preceding, which shall state briefly Abe
aubjecs matter Of tho contract, terms, and names
of proposed contractors, and all persons known
to be interested, directly or Indirectly, and Of
tho persons who make request or recommend
making any suoh contract. 'slFSb'
This provisionis not applicable 10 bids made
Ia pursuance Of advertisements, or purchases
made according to, Law, but stlll sppIy to ths
proposed modification Of existing cOntracts.--
Laid over.
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NEW YoRK, June 25 Letters to the Phils.
delphia papers from MoClellan's army, STATE
that our fFst parallel, thres miles Iogg, 10 com.
pleted; IL is also believed shat the rebels can't
muster sixty thousand men on whom they can
rely to make charge on US or stand one from
us.
New Orleans advices state that the four men
sentenced to be hung by order of Gen. Butler
for robbing citizens, were executed on the 7th.
Commodore Porter's mortar feet had gone
TO Vicksburg. Commodore Farragut was be-
fore ~Vicksburg. A portion of his feet had
routed the enemy at Grand Gulf. One man
was killed on the Itasca and four wounded.
The Bank Of America at New Orleans was
paying specie.
Gen. Shepley had vetoed acts of the Common
Council which were calculated to injure the
rising Union feeling in the city.
Numerous guerrilla bands along the Mssis.
slppi annoyed the passage Of vessels.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

III, ~, "a aUhDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH pown,s
Ssos sSs S young ladies' that nsst charm IN
On. H1an's snE Ms MPsssly teeth. Try them, ladies.
cleanse M The mouth from all foul exhaiSton. nceI sa VIII
he S,v viii make the breakfast tasie sEeetsr snS
esn tssyt Uesn g more pleasantly Hundreds 81 Uer.oas
". HuRDa Mouth Wash and ,rooth po,a.
Tiypg N the world for curing BAD Breath ana
Ss,e. AZ n and health to the guns Hupdreds =,
etc., have been cured By Dr. Hurd astrpSeu. tanker
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and wooru no,-,,..,,,,
give an additional charm 70 courtsh,n rvWpeh
agreeable to their wives and Tive. - ,ha.,
ing " useu oy every person has
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Neuralgia Plasters

DR. HURDs NEURALGIA NOM -AnursYv- ~,
LnhS are the most pleasant and suocesfai ,..ss,s-
svsr prescribed for this painful disease ha rssst
sEptss one soon becomes drowsy, falls aSies ana
o. injurious consequences ensue, Ror R.S ~. ..
.is'V IN apply according to directions ara
% pr ". H.1Ss .n,s follow Nothing can Be Obnsa equal
They ara snts.., vonpre@ Ior Neuralgia. Try them
sso. ana Hopdennlly successful. They arc On tvo
otS., Tne ss for the face, price IS cenis and the
va % asasSd ~ to the body, PriOs 81 cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

NKw YoRK, Jane 25.--Presdent Lincoln Was
accompanied as far as this city by Gen. Scott.
10 response to loud cheers at Jersey City IS the
train was leaylng,the President said few words,
to the effect that his visit to West Point was
not to make or unmake any Generals. .b
Runor says General Scott is to succeed Mr..
Stanton ss Secretary Of War, with General
Banks as Assistant Secretary, and that General
Pope takes Banks's command In the field, while
Mcdowell will be given some garrison station.
Another version makes Scott Commsnder-in-
Chief Of the army, with Bsnks % Secretary of
War 'r2 l..s1 ." ..
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HumOred Recapsnre cf Fron, ,sayal
-a M by InOIKaOm - = = -

NEw YcRK. June 25. "A special to the World
says; to-day the rumor that Cen. EWell had re-
turned with his rebel force and occupied Front
Royal Point, 10 CURRENT It's appralended that
for some days past the Union troops telv thsre
have been employed elsewhere, and theas 1sin,o,s
grew out Of this fact. Ills BY no means lrnpoSni.
Bile that Gen. EHell will come back to that nuar,
tor again, though quite improbable.
This information d said't come do1nby the
Manassas road. $50 ssi syv ~. -
A spsoial 70 the Tribune says: Ramor ccnA.
dently asserts that jackson q again mafchIna
through the Shenandoah valley and has aIroady
cap,ufsd Ftvn, Rcyal; but We ere assured that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

HARPER's FERRY, June 4.--A pontoon bridge
will arrive this afternoon on the way to Ere.
mont,
The greater part of the force here Ia throw
Ing up earthWofks on Bolivar Heights. 4, .-
Il was rumored yesterday lhes the rebel Gen.
EWell was advancing on New Creek with four
thousand men.
The 23d Illinois and 9Th Pennsylvania went
there this morning, Gen. Kelly is fully able 30
NEE. EWell. .a.1 a..i@
Jackson is by this time checked, and Fse-
mont, Banks and Shields have joined forces 70
pursue him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

LOUISVILLE. June 25.-In the U. s. Court the
case Of Edmund, whose master had permitted
him to work on the rebel Notifications sI Fort
Donelson, Judge Ballard declared the negro
free. -... ..
Gen. Boyle, commanding the United States
forces in Kentucky, ordered the Provost Mar.
shal in this city TO fit up house in q proper
manner for rebel women who do or say any
thing 10 excite rebellion.
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ne,oent on Rep,l Oarnlrx

MEMRHs, June GA detachment of the 9th
Illinois Cavalry made descent on band of
rebel cavalry, guarding train near Coldwater
Station, on the Mississippi.and Tennessee rail.
road, and captured twenty-five prisoners and
about 10000 pounds Of bacon, on the train.
They destroyed bridges on the road, rendering
II impassable.
The navigation Of White river is now open
TO Gen Curtis's army.
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From Memphis.

NASHVILLE, June 29.--An enthusiastic Union
meeting was held al Pulaski to-day. Hon.
Mel s. Brown 70 indorsed his Columbia speech,
declaring for the Union. He pronounced the
Union necessity.
Governor Johnson has been invited to deliver
Q Fourth Of July address at Louisville. Pre-.
liminary arrangements for the celebration at
the Hermitage on that day may, however, pre-
vent his acceptance. ltt Liss
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June 25.
PL0UR-rhs market yesterday was unchanged and
dull the only demand being for the res trade and We
heard Of NO sales Of consequence.
WHEAT-.rhe market was more active yeaterdAy but
At unchanged rates The following we're the asiea ON
ohange: car choice Ohio white from track at 81 %;
do do at u 05i do do at ol 00 car red and white
from track a. 90 and 05 ears red from track at 9lc;
boat load aSa red and white at e4 and 81 o. boat
COnN--hIarket steadv ana unchSnSsa Ma ..,.. =,
ported,
oATsMskst quiet and steady, Last sale at sOc from
track, Z -' -
RYE-sale OF car prime at SOC.
HIGHWINEe-eteady at 22c.
BUTTER-Market quiet with light sales At Ilka
trail.
OHEEsE--Ylm at tSX@6c for W.R -
EGGs-In good demand at 9D9Kc. a. -. =
LARD-Dull at 6N@7c.
sALT-NIn consequences oflhe excise duty has adyanc
ed to 81 g. y Dbl by the car load. 40
lN3 AE@ sfE Y Leader.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, June M.--Gen. Vlele held con.
ference with the city officers here yesterday,
and finding that they would not take the oath
Of allegiance, ordered that 10 election for mu.
niopal officers be held as arranged for. This
morning he issued a proclamation declaring the
city under martial law and retiring the old city
officers, whose terms have expired.
Gen, Viele has found 1t necessary to adopt
this course In consequence Of numerous petty
disturbances between Union men and secession
intg
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nrIara.a XRnahad AwaY

MANASSAS JuncIor, June "a. AL the bridges
across the Rappahannook at Fredericksbulrg,
together with tho one just finished, were carried
away by the food last night. The river rose
twelve feet Ia o few hours:. Lumber tor the
Of new bridges isalready on hand,
and in few days the damage will be repaired.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
Money Market.

r1tssRArasD TOR TuE oHD srArnnAu.l
Nw YORK, June 25
Money continues firm at 4K05 per cent discount an
cali, and 4k9Sh per cent. for prime paper.
Sterling Exchange Is less actiV and scarcely 40 nrm
Bankers bills quoted at ll90IIsK. ~ --'D''
MUM. |SON" P0' 'en'' pre-
lOBk; 1910 Treasury notes 05X@lO5Y. '''-
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS 6.

rnrewd agents can make small fortune in oarFv,pv
tnese articles around to families. The Dr,Tlr T111cs.
around. Send for one and see or bottsr doasns Sk
We WI sel % samples for o.. Agents s6ppIIed liner
asy az WITH Mn %oirculans Now d ihs time = 20 Into
Pendng Thousands for the benent 81 r@sn,,5 " ~
hngiAnd men and vomon here Il Soms,ilnr Mo. 80
. chance to take the tide At It's food. wv -
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BEST In THE WORLD.

Liam A. BATcHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
Aces acolor not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO pjure the Hair in the east remedies
= III sects Of bad dyes, and nvigorates the Hair for
No. GBEY, RED, or RUsTY HAIR instantly turns
lendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
tfni. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
p The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
lon four sides of each boa. rl ..
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Iate 2S3 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
le0-dawIy er NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
What are the People Doinp9

Ine American people arc Intelligent enough lo .pn,s
oe preparations that contribute 50 much f re nam,
nsT o. those using them, and thoy wait thsu Ryer,
an ptlngs as ietters some ordering tho TRr,,r., -
LtIh some the NEuRAIeIA PLAsrKRs and moi fs,v an
Sl0sng cents for the Mourn WASH, 70 b sent by mall
So 70 nese We are compellsd to reply that
these Remedies. RAo sOiR stspply Elsraf f'v''
Now 10 the aL l-la..f ~.
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REpour, No. 8, 5 O'Clock P. M.

REDoUT, No. 8, 5 o'clock P. NJ,
TO e. Al. Stanton, Secretary Of War
The affair 10 over, and We have gained our
point fully, and With but little loss. NotWith-
standing strong opposition, our men have dcne
all that could be desired.
The affair was partially decided by two guns
shat Captain Deernsy brought gallantly into ac-
tlon under very difficult circumstances,
The enemy was driven from his camps In
front Of this, and all ls now quiet. IS
/ t GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major Commanding
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26
Union VictorT I'm Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.--Gen. Carle!on's
brigade has entered Arizona. The advance
guard under Col. West reached Tuscon about
the 18th ult., the rebels having previously
abandoned. sa-y. ilrs.
The stars and stripes are again hoistsd over
the ruins Of Fort Breckinridge. Pa
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Illinois Constitutional Electiou.-.
Thn Mnnrn RrnnnaIIInna AAnnfah

Illinois Constttution0l ElectiOus-s
The Negro Proportions Adopted.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Returns from all but
four counties foot up: Majority against the
bank article, S5OOJ against Congressional ap.
portiopment, 1900; negro propositions denying
them the right of suffrage or holding Office, are
adopted by almost nine-tenths vote; the prop
osition excluding them from coming into the
State 10 adopted BY nearlyn two,thirds vote
They consequently form part Of the old Consti-
sutton. These articles were voted on separate
ly from the Constitution. The majority
sgsinst the instrument thus far ls about IL 900.
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..PEClAL NOTICES

TO the Nervous and COmsumptlve
N sexes. A retired Clergyman having been 70.
~. d to health In few days after many yea OF great
suffering 10 willing to asstGt others by sending ree on
the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN N.
DAaNA ALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

ST.. LOUIS, June "a The house of Partridge
& Co., Wholesale grocers and commission mer-
chants, second street, was burned last night.
Loss between forty and atty thousand dollars.
Fully insured.
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CAlRo, June S5-The number of claims thus
far presented before the commission, reach
nearly seven hundred, representing an aggre.
gate Of one hundred thousand dollaTa.
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EApoLEoa's HAIR TOILET !

The only srcle ever offered to the French peopls ha
would OUaL 6TRAlauT Haul the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit OF LouA EspoIeonl
which article Is now Indispensable to his toilet room
The subscribers, feeling confident that this must
necessarily take the place Of all Others ever offered 10
me puplc, ake pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article. RAinlns Il from nranfica1 nsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-26

no reports to this effect have been received Of
the War Department. He was at LuFsy at last
accounts.
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WIN. q. HURo q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ ~ hTToor.I 1r; HUnps MOUTH Wash, TOOTH POWDER
tbsv coD DROPS cannot BE- sent b. mall ba
soy.. 30 obtained at your Drug or Perodcai
A"AAooHf' Price, ONE Dollar, whioh contains n ri
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REDouBr No. 3, 3:l5 P. M.
Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The enemy are making desperate resistance
to the advance Of our picket lines.
Kearney and one half Of Hooker'a men are
where want them.
have this moment reinforced Hooker's right
with brigade and couple Of guns, and hope
In few minutes to finish the work intended
for to-day.
Our men are behaving Splendidly. The enc
my are fighting well also.
This is not q battle, merely an affair Of
Heintzleman's corps, supported by Keyes, and
thus far all goes well, and We hold every foot
We have gained. If we succeed In what we
have undertaken, 1t Will be very important
advantage gained.
Loss not large thus far.
The fighting up to this time has been done
BY Hookers division, which has behaved as
usual-that 10, most Handsomely.
On our right Porter has silenoed the enemy g
batteries 10 bis front.
g. B. MCCLELLAN,
MAJ Gen. Commanding.
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!Zy@ MANHOOD.
PAIN, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

FAHNS UAAVAAA' WaWNHIINW' M
'hese are no times for anything but facts. And at
lsSh fact is known in medicine; is thisthat pain
is removed and disease curedby
PURdATIoN WITH BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
This Is much fact in medicine that the magnet
10 fact in navigation, or that gravity Is fact In astrOn
ony, or that light but heat rarhsd, bat which piece
Of glass can sondense into heat again.
But the great fact Of the present day 10 that
..ssa, -BRANDRETH,s PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that all the hume
Rhioh cause pain controlled by natural affinity
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


WKDmaDAY. June 20. 1869.
Tho following are the retail quotations corrected BY
Wm: H. Restieaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
10O South High Street.
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Excelsior Invigorator |

Is an Indispensable article in svery asotlemsnS Toilet
and aftcr one weeks they would no fc- any eonsd
Grafton, DO without 1t The above article will in from
MousTAcHR.
Tho Subscribers are the only Agents for tho above ar
ticle In the Upited States,
They would also announce to the public that they are
Agents for