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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
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practice since you made thcm and cannot hesitate
say they the best cathatic employ. Their regu
lating action the liver s quick and deNdod conse-
qucutly they admirable remedy oT arrangements
OF that organ Indeed have seldom found u c,lse of
JguS disease obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Iraturnally yours, ALONZO BALL, Il. D,
Physician Qj The Murine UosJtt1i.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
EfllaN. SepicnlLer 5th.


O'Clock am Grand Entrce Of Horses by States, in
compctiJn for the PilIE GANNEK; The horses from
each state will be preceded by banner bearing its
name.
Vi o'clock am-1rih fspeod ofthc horses designated
By the Judges.
10 O'Clock Il mat the sound of the bell Glass No.
Thorough Hrrd Slons) viii assemble IN front OF the
judges stand for exhibition.
lU o'clock m-At the sound Oi the bell Class No. II
(Gcntlrmcus spans of Driving ilors's) wi assemble
front of the Judges stand for Ambition.
Il O'Clock mlral Of speed OF the horses designated
lt O'Clock mat the sound Of the bell Class No. %
(randcms Tridems,l will assemble IN front of the
Judges stand for exhibition.
u O'Clock Mrrial Of speed of the horses dcslgna'
ted By the Judges.
Io'cock u mat the sound Of the hell class No ii
tGcuemcn's Driving Orscs viii assemble in front OF
+ the Judges stand for exhibition,
O'Clock mai the sound of the bell, there will be
trial of speed Of thorough Bred Horses designated by
4 o'rlack p mat the sound oftha bell al horses to
whom premiums have been awarded wllI assemble ON
the half mile trach at whsh time the awards will be an
nounccd from the Judges stand and premium flags dis
trhuted
/ The Chief Marshr requests punctuality on the part
oreNhbitors in having their horses ready for exhibition
on the signal of the bell occording 10 the advertised
programme Horses not ready for exhibition as called
for ~ the Chief Marshal may be rejected rom the list
of competitors for premiums
If suhcient time las not been given in the programme
for the Judges to examine any class before the call
ing OF another Casss the hrst named class viii be tN'
annod a vacant part Of the ground iiso ordered by
DR.. w. f, LOGAN
ChiJ.uarShdI
August 1909.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Dyspepsia, Impurity or the Blood.

From Rer j. u Hines, Iasio Of Aarent Chuc+, Boston.
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills wifi, extraordinary
in my family and among those called Via
in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
over known, and l can confidently recommend them 70
my friends. Yours, j. V. HINES
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

DEAR Sin using your Cathartic Pills in my prLs-
ce, and find them excellent pnrgntive to cleanse tue
system and purity The fountains gr ne b,ood.
Holm G. MEACIIAM. NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Lnteat from, Europe.

CARE RACE, June THE North America,
from Liverpool, May 29th, via Londonderry,
3Olh, was boarded off this point at noon to-day,
on route to Quebec. s..,3tall
The defense commission appointed by the
British Government to inquire into iron plated
ships and Notifications, have unanimously con.
cluded that the latter must continue to form an
essential feature In the defense OF the country
The Daily News defends Gen. Butler's course
at New Orleans. ~ --.,-.''.-
The House Of Commons inquired into the re-
latlons between the Federals and C0nfederates
The Grand Duke Constantine has been ap.
pointed Viceroy Of Poland.
Breadstuffs had an upward tendency. Flour
and corn each advanced Cd. Provisions dull.
Consols, for money 935s, American securi
ties unchanged and steady.
The London News says there isnothing what
ever In the proclamation Of General Butler Il
excite the wrath or justify the indignant criii
cisms of roWdy sentlmentalists. II contains
provisions usual and necessary In such cases
and nothing more. The talk Of coercion ant
tyranny Is utterly absurd.
In another article the. DAILY News review
with satisfaction what has been done toWart
emancipation, and speculRtes upon what is 4
come. II looks upon the mean whine of thu
South as the greatest difficulty.
The Times replies TO an article In the New
York Journal of Commerce as to the hostilit.
TO England which prevails in both sections o
the Union. It deeply regrets this hostility, ami
argues that no Willful proyocAron has beel
given, but as 10 the course which the JouFna
recommends England y pursue 70 remove thi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. June q.

0IEonNATI. June o.
FLoUR-There is no improvement in the market; the
demand light and confined to the higher grades. small
sales are making at 81 1904 60; 500 brs Cans Mills
sold at the latter price, delivered at Aurora, Ind
WHIeRY-A dull market, and the prices declined to
20c. The sales were 100 brs at 2O@20c the latter
rate for wagon.
PROvIsfONs-A limited demand for city packed mess
pork, to m orderS and $50 brs sold at so 5O such 10
held pretty generallyat Sll. fair demand for bulk
sides at 5K@5c, but they held higher; 10000 lbs
very good regards cut and weight sold at They
In the purchasers warehouse. No demand for ba'
lard. good deal Of country cured bacon arrv.
Ing In small lots but It Is very dcult to sell Il at any
price near the nominal current rates. Lard Is offered at
7hp.
GRooERIE5-There Is no change in the market; the
demand s moderate. sale Of IS bags at 22c
and so brls yellow b. sugar at 9Xc. .4
WHEAT-The demand Is about equal to the offerings
and the market rueB steady at 63De5o for prime red
and 90D03o for prime Indiana white. Sales OF $50 bush
prime Kentucky white at 0ec 500 bush good white at e5c
400 do fair red at e0c 200 do at e5c 800 bush do do at
ate3c and $50 bnsh do white at o2c.
O0RN-We have no change to report In the market;
which remains dull at 33c the Gales being chiefly at
the inside figure though occasional sales are made at
our inside quotations.
oATs-The market rules steady with fair demand at
35c.
RYE-There Is an improved demand and firmer feel.
Ing In the market but prices are not higher. We quote
prime samples at 54Q55c on arrival.
BARLEY-The MARKETS unchanged and steady. We
quote primo spring and fall at 65070o.
HAY-The market 10 dull aud prices are lower. clog
ing Sl394 per ton for loose pressed and 016@l7 for
OHERsE-The market has undergone no change since
last reports the demand Ia r at &c for Western Re
serve; and 6kc for Hamburg.
market rules dull at 1895 for prime to choice Central
Ohio. No Western Reserve in the market Common
sells at 596c.
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
mI,aonri s,n,e Convon,inn,

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June Gin Convention
to-day, the committee on Elections reported an
ordinance to enable citizens now 10 the military
service 70 vote at the coming August election.
The special committee on seats OF absent
members, reported in favor of expelling Price,
Crawford, Hatcher, Wright and Turner, on
grounds of active rebellion, and In favor of
simply declaring vacant the seats of Chenault
and Watkins.
II was moved to strike out the name OF Mr.
Watkins, for the reason that he had renounced
the rebellion and been pardoned by the Presi.
dent but after discussion, the motion was lost,
az was also motion to simply declare the seat
of Wright vacant. The report was adopted.
The petition of seven hundred citizens of the
fourth Senatorial District, was presented, asking
tor the expulsion OF Pice Higgins from the
Convention, as being unworthy TO represent the
Union people OF that Districts. No better evi.
dence vas needed of his traitorous and con.
temptible conduct than that he has aided and
abetted the rebellion, and has not dared to show
himself in said District since last September.
Mr.. Hogins asked for the appointment Of a
committee to investigate his case, which was
agreed to.
The discussion on the ordinance defining the
qualifications of voters and civil ofiicersI was
then renewed, and. after several epeeones loT
and against II, the motion Of Mr.. Orr, made
yesterday, to strike Gus the clause dsirAnchisiDg
persons who have taken up arms against the
Governments, or given aid or encouragement 70
the rebellion, was carried-44 against "a and
on motion, the ordinance was re'committed tt
them, sal-ars -ll. 5.s .sE4 14r sH. o..
Mr.. Howell moved to instruct the committee
to report an ordinance on the basis Of his mi
nority report, namely: deferriDg all election'
till the next regular gubernatorial election.
Now that the disfranchising clause was re-
jected, there seemed to be a majority in ravol
Of this proposition, but without taking vot'
on the motion, the Convention adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
The FLOOD i'm Delaware River.

EAsToN, Pa, June 6.--Reports from Mauch
Chuuck and vicinity report the damage In that
vicinity to the canal and railroad, and private
properly, and the destruction Of life, great, ex-
ceedipg even the worst auticipations The ca
nal 10 represented as washed away for three
miles from Msuoh Chunck. Four dams have
been washed away.
Several persons resident at South Bethlehem
are missing, and 1t is feared they are drowned,
All the Islands In tho river are covered with
valuable lumber and timber.
The Belvidere 4 Delaware railroad resumed
operations to-day. The Del, Lac. e. Western
is now open to Delaware Water-Gap.
The Lehigh Valley road will be In operation
to Allentown tomorrow morning from New
York to Harrisburg. The balance Of the road
will be open in ten days.
All the bridges on Beaver Meadow railroad
are washed away.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
The Surrender OF Fort Pillow

ST. LOUIS, June IA special to the Repub
llcan, dated Fort Pillow, June 5, ii A. NJ, says
The rebels really evacuated this fort Tuesday
night, leaving one mortar and two guns t
answer us on Wednesday.
The work of destruction has been complete
B Barracks, hospital building, horse sheds, for
age barges, and three large commissary depots
full of stores, were burned. Over dozen ol
heavy guns were left, part of them spiked. The
balance were bursted, and carriages burned.
A reconnaissance to Fulton, two miles below,
does not reveal any enemy there.
=Combustbles are burning at several roints, and
It is feared mines are under.
The Notifications are usually atrong. Sever
al heavy guns were casemated by heavy wood
thrown over them in the form of covers, on the
river bank, all of which were destroyed. No
small arms or camp equipage remain.
The Republicans Cairo correspondence says:
From all information l can gain, there is no
doubt our feet steamed directly on to Memphis.
Late refugees from Memphis say DR.. Fowlks,
OF the Avalanche, will be one of the fret to
hoist the Federal flag upon the approach of the
Union feet. They say that he has preached
secession doctrine under protest for several
months, and has been twice Imprisoned for bis
fearless denunlcations Of the confederate author
tiles.
The Mobile News OF the 3lst ult. contains q
strict order from Beauregard iorbiddiug cores
pondents within twenty-five miles of his lines;
also, forbiddiDg officers and soldiers writing
about the army In their correspondence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

More PFixes-.Runtcr's Brigade q
Oontrn bands-O Oharlosten lnvestea:
PHILADELPHIA, June THE United statel
gunboat Bienville arrived last night with tnre.
steamers In tow, which were captured OF
Charleston 10 attempting to ran the blockade
Their names are the Providence, Lacroilla and
The Presidents revokAl Of Gen. Hunters pro
cIanatlon was we'll received at Port Royal
Gen. Hunter had organized q brigade Of contra
bands, and was about TO assign them TO building
entren chments and ndfortiAcahons.
A short engagement had occurred with the
rebel batteries at 6tona. 4H
The Union forces we're virtually investing
Charleston. ..,,. e
A rebel steamer was run ashore on Williams
Island, while being chased by the blockading
vessels, and is still aground.
The schooner Cora, prize to the Keystone
State, 10 below. 1s4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
From washington. .

New YoRK, June 7.-Specials are not oi
great importance this morning. The Herald'e
dispatch says those interested in the House ta1
bill az it passed the Senate to-day, can form
come idea Of the changes made in t,by the re
mark of Senator this evening, that the House
will hardly be able to recognize its own off.
spring. The House will probably discuss and
reject many of the Senate's amendments. This
will suspend time, Notwithstanding the desire
manifested that such bill should speedily be
passed
1t is currently stated that but one member Of
the Cabinet is opposed to the Presidents policy
OF emancipation with compensation, and col
onization Of the blacks.
The Times's dispatch says: II Ia now con.
ceded that our loss in killed and wounded at the
attle at Fair Oak was much larger than at
frat stated. 1t will probably reach seven thou
sand
The Tribune's dispatch says: Col. George
F. Shepley, of Maine, who is at present militia
~ commandant of New Orleans, has, upon re-
commendation of General Butler, been appoint.
ed military governor of Louisiana.
Captain Schultz arrived to-day with treaty
with Great Britain for the suppression Of the
slave trade, signed by the Queen. Rat6catlons
having been exchanged, the treaty is now law.
WASHINGTON, June Git appears that about
one hundred and seventy prizes have been taken
by our cruisers. In consequence of the delay
of Government officers In condemning rebel
vessels and cargoes captured, 1t Is impossible to
state the value of the prizes; hence no estimate
can be made of the enormous amount OF prize
money to be distributed amongst sailors In the
naval service. Some idea, however, may be
formed Of the total by the single case of the
Circassian, which arrived at New York few
days ago. Thin vessel and cargo 10 valued at .
million and half of dollars. The sailors who
captured her will probably receive 81 800 each.
Il 10 said there are some fifteen vessels equally
40 valuable now trying to run the blockade.
II ls said the English spectators in arms
have shipped about twenty thousand Euaeld
rifles to Nassau, where they dispose Of them to
the rebel agent, who reships them with the
expectation Of running the blockade. This is
the way the British have been acting as neutral
toward us In order to prevent the horrors of
civil war Old. -a..H -...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Ar,,ya1 on ded soldiers.

BALrinoar, June 6.--The 8 R spaldDg ar
rived at Old Point on Friday Morning, from the
Pamunky river, with wounded. She proceed
cd to the marine hospital, Portsmouth, where
about twenty-five Of the Worat cases were put
of. II is contemplated TO send her TO New
York with the remainder.
The following are among tho wounded: Sew
entb Michigan, T. C. Morton, Sergeant Com
pany !, and L Lockln, Corporal Company G ;
First Minnesota, M w. Dunsies Fifth Mich
Igap, T Bigelow, o. p Hustled, R. Donnelson,
]. Wright, Corporal Company F. w. Lyoer ;
Sixth United States Infantry, o. Neschband.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

hostility, the TlmoA points ont its unreasonable.
ness, regrets that 1t cannot be complied With,
and hopes that calmer and more reasonable pre-.
tensions may coon prevail 80
Mr. Spence had addressed another communi-
cation TO the London Times, referring to the
tactics Of the Confederates. He says Il is
plainly useless TO oontinue the war on the prn-
clple Of twc'men fighting three and gunbos.,
hence they resolve to call In their outlying
forces, and concentrate upon Richmond, with
the view also of falling back thence unless
tempted by circumstances to engage In general
action. The business Uf tactics In an unequal
war Is to exhaust tho strength Of the enemy
before graphing him in action. Gen. Halleck
at Corinth appears inactive; he remains station
arg on ground fertile with fever, and there may
be truth In the statement that half his army
is on the sick list.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
From Mcolo,lan,s Army.
MccLrILAN's arADQuAarrRs,

June 6.
A flag of truce came In to-day from Gen
Hrger, asking for the bodies Of Gen. Petit
grew and Coils. Davis, Lightfoot, Long, ant
Bfitton, who were supposed to have been killed
In the late battle, Col Davis was the only ont
killed. Lightfoot and Long are prisoners, ant
Britton was wounded, also Gen. Pettigrew
Col. Davls's body will be returned. .e ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Rebels Driven from Winchester.
GO. co., Coo.
Our Fleet pas. Drury BIu1Is. ana ii

Our Fleet pass DruFy Bluffs, and is
now im Front of RichmOud.
New YORK, June THE Fortress Monroe
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, under
date of the 5.h says: From City Point learn
to-day that our war vessels in James river above
City Point, have run the batteries at Drury
Bluffs, and 1t Is rumored that the Monitor has
passed the obstructions, sinking the rebel gun
boats about Richmond If this be true, the
Monitor is at Rockets.
A number of powerful gunboats have been
up the river during the past two or three days,
and our feet is before Richmond and now quite
formidable, consisting of at least sixty vessels,
armed with the very best of naval ordnance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Good News from Texas,

New YoRK, June THE Tribune .editorialIy
says, We learn through private channels, IL
which We cohfde, that the Unienisls OF Texas
will coon be heard from. We understand that
arrangements for restoring their State to the
Union have been quietly mstured, and that
they have ere this thrown the old Gag to the
breeze, under the lead Of Sam. Houston. We
cherish strong hopes that the rebels will soon
find Texas turn up missing, and that old Sam
and Uncle Sam will have possession Of the
State. We await further tidings with lively
interest. M -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
General Mitchell Drives the Rebels
" from Winchester, nh

WAsHiNaToN, June 7.-Dispatches have been
received at the War Department from General
Mitchell, dated HuntsVille, June 9th, stating
than an expedition under General Negly drove
the enemy, commanded by General Adams,
from Winchester, through Jasper back to Chat.
tanooga, and utterly defeated and routed them
at that point. His wagons, ammunition and
supplies were captured.
Still more important results are expected to
follow this movement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Depredations by morgan,s Cavalry.

LOUISVILLE, June IA letter to the DEM
ocrat from Clinton county says Champ Fergu-
sons men, Of Morgan's cavalry, are numbering
robbing and committing ravages Of all kinds at
Tompkinsvllle, Monroe county, Kentucky
Y Y Yesterday Capt. Mccullough, of the Ninth
attacked by one hundred Of Morgan's men un-
der Capt Hamilton Mccullough and Hamll-
ton were killed. Three wounded on each side.
The rebel cavalry were driven off.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Master Commissioners Sale,

zadoo vsssS Doc. 3, page SOS.
80. u W, Superior Court Of
Christian ennlok otN ranfl n Counts, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DEN OF
sale from the above named court, to me directed
Will oner for sale at pube auction at the door Of the
court House In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of June, A. D. 1862
at o'coOkp. M the following described real estate
wit:
one and half Of land being the west half Of hs
last half Of six acre lot in half seeton 81, Township
>, Range - refugee lands. Hs'' =
Appraised At 9lsc0.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
h. O. NoBLE, Attorney,
Printers fees 81 SO.
mayR5-dlt&Wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Our GunbORts Within Four Miles OF
OhaHlaalnn.

New YoRK, June THE correspondence Of
the Newark Advertiser, dated United States
steamer Augusta, off Charleston, May %, says;
l have barely time to forward letter by the
prize just captured off this place, 6hlch is on its
way northward. -si2S
The news here is quito important. Our gun.
boats are within four miles Of Charleston, by
way of Stone Inlet, and We all expect soon 70
make an attack ~ a. tl ..a..0
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Bachelors Hair DyeI

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATcHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to no distinguished from nature
warranted not TO inure the Hair in the least; remedies
the Ill effects Of bad Dyes and nvgorases the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
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beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
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Money Market.

lrr1rGaArnED FOR Tm ONO srATunAN.I
NEW YORK, juno.
The Money market steady and unchanged,
Prime paper in demand st4@5 per cent
Sterling Exchange closed steady at 1HDll4M FOL
and l14X@1i5 for Bankers bills.
Amer gold In fair request at per cent premium.
California gold bars quiet at 4k@4X per cent.
Government Stocks are q shade easier. United State
.ixes Of 1891 at lo5X@llO; 81 Treasury Notes a
lo1X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
NTemphis Surrendered ,

New MADRID, June THE steamer Platte
Valley has just arrived from Memphis. Size
reports all quiet there. The city surrendered
to the Federal fotilla without resistance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

To, the Nervous and COnsumptIvo
Of both sexes. retired Clergyman having been 70.
stored % health In few days aer many yea Of great
suffering s willing TO asst others BY sending (ree on
the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope, copy Of
the prescription used. Direct tho REV. JOHN M.
DAaNALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn, MY.
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THE sHERP MARKET.
Receipts this week, e,347.

KeCelp1 THIS WICK, U,o1It =
The past week has been hard one for drovers. The
market dragged heavily from Monday morning till Bat.
ufday night and II opened yesterday as dull as ever,
with vey few sheep sale, and We hear OF only two
carloads arriving from Albany and understand that
estimated to weigh 100 lb alive sold at o. u.s. and the
Wholesale butchers mot disposed to pay overfc.
ID to day. Lambs sell at about &c., ib when averag.
ns SO ID and moro As general thing lambs are very
light this season. The report from the Wholesale meat
market yesterday was unayorabe IN any advance upon
the price Of live sheep. About 696k p appeared
to be the top price Of mutton and sales slow st that.
There are more sheep on sale to-day, and the market
is little better than yesterday but 1t cannot be called
lively because the wholesale butohers who buy nine
tephs Of the old Sheep do act though they cared
whether they bought or not. The only activity B upon
the arrival Of rather extra good lot Of lambs. These
are In demand but rs may be from brokers' sRes
the price per head averages low There many sell
ing at S3 head and less We have never seen Jersey
lambs lighter at this time Of year than they do this
season.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

WARRINGTON, June - Messages received at
the War Department, from Gen, McClellan's
headquarters, at twelve O'Clock noon. state all
was quiet In that vicinity. il. y 4 - -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Secretary of Wa,
has authorized Gen. Boyle to raise q Kentucky
regiment Of cavalry. He has empowered Col
Leonidas Metcalf to attend to the matter,