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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20
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New YoRK, Aug l9.-The Times of this
morning says of the various reports Of the
movements of the army OF the Potomac:
The explanation is simply that Mcclellan
etsyed till the last, and that the Government
kept giving prominence to hs location while
permitting nothing to be said about that Of bis
army. Approximations began to be expressed
that the rebels, finding 1t Impossible to pursue
Mcclellan for want Of transportation, will sud-
denly concentrate, by means Of their railroads,
in Pope's front at Gordonsville, and make q
desperate effort to oveFwhelm him before sup.
port can now reach him No fears are ex-
pressed Of danger from such q plan, but the
probability OF it's being attempted causes the
expectation of speedy renewal of active work
beyond Culpepper.
Is 10 stated that at the rata the new levies
are now moving forward to their destination,
$4,000 reinforcements could be given Pope and
Mcclellan within the week.
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PAPER FOR THE STATE,
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL he RECEIVED AT
~ The Office Of the Secretary Of State uutil
Monday, the lst day of September
next, at noon,

For furnishing Paper for the use of the State Of Ohio
as follows:
1000 reauis double suptrroya printing PAPER q BY
4 nches to weigh not less than SO pounds to the ram
IUO reams double fat cap 10 by q Inches to weiph at
least 20 pounds to the resm
100 rsms brochure cove paper assorted coiors 20 bv
~ Inches, to weigh at least 90 pounds to the ream.
The quantities above named 10 BE- increased at the op
ton Of the Secretary Of State
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the paper
and must specify the price at VIII ch each Kind and uua
ity viii he delivered at the State House In Columbus; no
samples OF an nfercr article need be presented the pa
per must be Of the best quality.
The delivery Of the superroyal aud cover paper 10
commence On the LIST OF November next ensuing and
continue ss the paper shall be needed.
The delivery Of d3uble at cap to com ence on the IL,
dv OF recember neSt and continue ns above.
Bonds, with approved security 10 double The amount
OF the contrct viii be required according to law) con-
oonef Tor 'hz aithful performance OF each contract
The bids to be naee and the contracts awarded IN &C
cordanee with the terms Of the act ITO provide for the
purchase OF sauorer, fuel and other articles for the
1eneral Assembly and State Ccers passed MaTch 1llh,
ieSJ' Zee Curw 81 6; ewau's Stat t6s.
Bids to he iniorssd the envelopes Proposals for
furnishing Paper for the State"
Bldes are assured that paper will be received un,
lesS II conforms In every respect with the sample.
7Ais 2So0ieioa aoW De strieEy adhered 10.
W. S KgNN0N
secretary Of State.
oolunbusi Ohio. Aug. ], ls62--dtd
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20

LEXINGTON, Mo-, August l9--Brigadler-
General Lano has reached here with reinforce
ments, rendering the safety Of this place GER
tain. The gunboat Werner is also here, which
can do valuable service In case OF attack.
Some Of Quantrell's guerrilla orders have
been fouEd near here. They ask oil persons
Wishing to escape being drafted Into the Federal
army, to join his camps, where they will find
arms and ammunition to operate against the
Federal troops at every possible point They
also state that every man liable TO be drafted
into the United States army who 10 found going
TO any Federal military post, or who is known
70 have reported to any military post the where
abouts Of Southern men, shall be shot whenev-
or found; also, any one known to have paid
money to tho Federal Government to exempt
him from military duty, Is liable to have his
chattel property taken for the use of the South
ern army. These orders emenated from the
commander Of forces recognized as regular SOL
dlere by the rebel secretary OF war.
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Cincinnati Market.

cINcInNATi. Aug, ia.
FLoLR-The local and Government demand Is rather
in excess OF the supply, and the market therefore rules
very firm at 81 10 for coed supeIhne 81 1904 90 for
for extra, aud 81 3O4 10 for family and S4 50R4 IS
for fancy. About $500 barrels Of iamils sold to the
Government agent here at 81 3Og5 40.
| WHlSKY-A good dem md, and the market steady
Sales Of l00 barrels at @20%c the latter rate for
wagon.
fRoy1sInNs-T The markt is unchanged.
6H0ULDERs-A good demand { 6lIGovernmeat con.
tracts and they are held higher, 393Xc offered
them In bulk and 3ko for smoked bue they were held
at 3Xc ia oulk and sNG4c for smoked.
DAMs-There were sales Of so terces common Hans
at2hc.
LARD--Firm at SIC.
MESS P0kK-Nothing doing.
BULK MEATS No movement
sIDE5-Inactive.
GRooERIEs-A dull and heavy mari ct without any
change In price.
SUGAR -9k@l0Xc
M0LASsEs-50@52c.
O0FBEE-229Q3hc.
WHEAT-The receipts to-day were liberal, and the
shippiuR demand having been checked by the crowded
condition Of the roads, the market ruled dull and heavy
and though prices are not quotaby lower they sre
great extent nominal The aakLg rates are 22B23c for
prime red e5Desc for Ohio aud Indiana white and 90
@95c for Kentucky wbite but safes OF any magnitude
could not be made unless concessions Of 23c per bush
e were made. The sales rspoued we're 30U buShel good
white at &c. dellvered 25O bushels Kentucky while at
6sc 500 bushels choice red e rs bushels prime
Indiana white at eSc 300 bushels prime red ut SO 4(O
bushel Kentucky White at 93a, delivered, 40O bushels
prime DO 40 10 AT Vs. oUJ Dhes ch0cd do do do At U0c
and 600 bush prime Red at e2c.
C0RN-The demand 10 fair and the marke ct steady at
$50 for ear and Sheled at the lower depots few sales
to the retailers 33, but this Is an exception.
al figure and cannot be obtained for round lots The
sales compose about Q 900 bush at 33c.
OATs-The demsnd continues active and the prices
are about one cent higher, the market closing arm at
43c in bulk, with saes Of 1000 bushels at 47hc -
The receipts are liberal but hardly equal to the de.
mand.
RYE-rhe offerings are In excess Of the demand, and
and the market rules heavy but prices are quOtaoly
lower sales at 55c for prime qualities; lots
Of damaged sold at 51@52c.
BARLEY-The demand is fair at 7O975c for good to
prime fall, but there is scarcely any Offering
HAY The demand is limited and local. and the mar
ke rules du at Sll9l9 per ton for prime timothy, In
bales on arrival.
oHEEsE-The stock iSalmos exhausted, and several
orders which received the last two or three days
were left over, the dealers not being able to fill them
We quote selected ", r. III &c.
BUTTER-Prme and choice qualities command full
pacet but for grades below prime the market IL dull
We quote prime to choice at l2@l3c fair to good at s
lOc, and grease st6k@7c,
Gasette
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mcCIe,Inn,s Army an safe.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9 The Bulletin says
gentleman who left Fortress Monroe last even.
ing furnishes the following:
The army Of the Potomac had all arrived at
the lower end of the Peninsula without being
molested on tho way In the sligbest degree.
Gen. Mcclellan, IL Ia understood, was at Will
lismsburg yesterday morning. Fitz John Por.
ter's division, which was on the opposite side Of
the James river, has also come down the PENN.
sula.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Fortress Monroe on
Sunday, and went up the James river as far as
the Chickahominy, to see how operations we're
going on He returned yesterday morning to
Fortress Monroe, reporting everything salts.
factory.
The weather was cool and delightful, and
most favorable for the movement Of troops
Most Of the gunboa.s came down the river,
but some remain to guard the pontoon bridge
across the Cbickshominy, over which the army
passed on its way down the Peninsula.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20
Fuel for the { tate.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
- ceiyed atthe Office Of the Secretary Of State, until
MONDAY, THE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
At l9 O'Clock NJ for furnishing the State Of Ohio with
Fuel, as followsi
20 COO Bushels cOke to weigh net less than 10 pounds
+, the bushel.
5000 Bushels Coal, to be Of the equal at
least to the lower vein Of Hooking COAL and free Aom
slate, slack and dirt.
IS Cords Of Wood, the same TO be dry Hickory Beach,
Sugar, four feet in length strAght and well split
The fuel to be delivered without charge for such de-
livery, at the Sta House In Columbus.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples and to speci.
fy the kind, quality and price Of the iue proposed
be furnished. a a,4Ih1
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. H N
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded In
accordance with the terms Of the act entitled IAN act
provide for the purchase OF Stationery Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State ofcersn
passed March II, 1858.
(In Swans Rev. Statutes, $685.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelope, "PropOsas for
furnishing Fuelfor the State"
Fuel furnished by the contractor must In all cnses be
equal In quality to the sample TAts Tle ao be rig
' ~ W. 8. KRNNoN,
8S Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, August |, 1892. las 3 saaa
lzAnesviile ooufsr copy.l
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hattIe near LexinRton, mo.

ST. LOUIS, August l9 Hon. John s Phelps,
military Governor, and VIM. F. SWitzeler, Sec
retary of State of Arkansas, left yesterday for
Helena, Arkansas.
Coils. McNeila and Guitar have been promoted
to Brigadier-G Generals Of enrolled militia, for
recent battles with guerrillas.
The city was full Of vague rumors yesterday
that fight occurred on Friday last near Lexirg
ton, between about eight hundred Federal troops
and guerrillas of Qulntrell, Hays and Hughes,
in which the Federas were defeated; but no
official advices have yet been received. Pas
seDgers by the Pacific railroad, however, bring
reporis that fight did occur on Friday at Lone
Jack, Jackson county, about twenty mile south
west Of Lexington, between parts of Colonels
Phillips and Crittenden's regiment of State
troops, eight hundred strong, and about three
thousand rebels under Quantrell and other
guerrilla chiefs, resulting in the defeat Of the
State forces with loss Of two hundred killed
and wounded, and two pieces 0! artillery
Official accounts expected to-day.
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mounted seven guns, and had only forty men on
duty at the time Of our going Into action.
The following rebel account Of the Arkansas
Ia submitted to the Secretary Of the Navy by
Admiral Farragut:

" -
The following rebel account Of the ArkansaI
ia submitted to the Secretary Of the Navy b.
Admiral Farragut: ta
FLAGSHIP HARTFORD,
New ORLEANS, August 10,
SIR: Since forwarding the reports Of Leuts
Fairfax, Ransom and Roe, we have picked up
q number OF prisoners from the ram Arkansas,
all of whom have oatechised very closely =
They agree very well respecting her exit from
the Yazeo and her passage of the fleets, and
they also agree as to the number Of killed and
wounded on each Of these occasions, making In
all eighteen killed and large number Of
wounded.
At Vcksburg they plated the deck with iron
and fortified her with cotton inside. She then
came down In command OF Lieut. H. X Stevens
Lieut.. Brown being sick at Vicksburg-and
with the intention Of making q combined at
tack, With Gen. Breckinridge, on Baton Rouge;
but her port engine broke down. They repair
ed ii in the course of the day, and went out co
meet the Essex.
The next morning, when they saw her COM
ing up, the starboard engine gave way and they
ran her ashore, che being perfectly unmanage.
able. They say that when our gunboats were
seen coming up and the Essex commenced Ar-
Ing, the Captain set the ram on FIRE and told tho
crew to run ashore. They also state that the
gunboats Webb and Music were sent for to tow
her up the river, but that they did not srrive,
and neither OF them had been seen.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 10.
FL0UR-The market yesterday was steady. 81 rs
as 80 for good straight brands dcnbe extra Sale Of
so bbls ct % 81.
WHEAT-ActIye Sales of 5000 bushels, $500 bush
65O0 bush, 500 bush and 1000 bushels at 81 o. all
free on board 900 bushels az 1900 bushels az S07
free on board, and cars on track at 81 06.
HIaHWINE5-There were sales to-day Of 50 barrels
at 900.
BuTTER-Is 10. coed demand at l29I3c for good
grades.
Eaassaes OF Of few blrrels Of &C., subject to close
inspection.
BEANs--sales Of 10 busdels prime at 81 SIX.
LARD-sales at7c.
Leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20

MEMPHIS, August l6--Tho Grenada Appeal
Of the 18th states that the Federals took possess
sion Of Bayou Sara on Monday. the llth lnss !,
aeizing all the sugar and molasses and quarter
Ing garrison there; also, that the rebels have
been reinforced in Arkansas, that their ordnance
stores there have been increased, and that Gen.
Halmer has assumed command Of that State.
r The Appeal contains long editorial In which
II says "the sooner we cease to look for foreign
aid Or European Intervention the better for ell
conoerned.n
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DOnaidsonvilIe, mls.isslppl, Burn


WARRINGTON, August l9 Admiral Farragut
under date Of August 10.h, thus addresses the
Secretary of the Navy:
Sir: | regret to inform the Department that
at the town OF DOnsldsonvlle they have pursued
uniform practice of firing upon our steamers
passing up and down the river. sent mes.
sage to the inhabitants, that if they did not dig
continue this practice would burn their town.
The last time passed up to Baton Rouge,
anchored about six miles above Donaldsonville
and heard them FIRE upon vessels coming up -
In the latter case they made mistake, and 1t
was 80 quickly returned that they ran away.
The next night they fired upon the st. Charles.
| therefore ordered them to send their women
and children out of the town, as certainly in
tended TO destroy 1t on my way down the river,
and fulfilled my promise to certain extent
burnt down the hotels and wharf buildings,
also the dwelling house and other buildings of
a Mr.. Philip Sandy, who ia said to bo Captain
of guerrillas. He fred upon our men, but they
chaeed him off We also brought off some ter
or twelve OF his negroes, and supplied ourselves
with cattle and sheep from his place.
Commander Wainwright died on tho 10th
inst after an illness OF Two weeks. By his gal
lantry In Mississippi he hss vindcsted HE char
acter against oil unjust aspersiono
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Reception oil Returned Prisoners.

WLsHINoToH, August l6, P. M.-The demon.
strGtion to Disbt in honor of returned prisoners
was very enthusiastic. Hon. Alfred Ely first
spoke, followed by Colonels COrcoran and vii.
cox. The latter said he believed the rebellion
is greater nov than six months ago, and gave
h5 vieWs to shoW that so far from the resources
Of the enomy being less, they are greater than
they we're then. Everything was lying around
loose, but the rebels have organized and sys-
tematized their plans We muet rise and put
down this rebellion or It will put down us. He
was followed by Lieutenant. Colonel Bowman
and others
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l9-The Treasury De.
pArtment will begin the delivery of the new
postal currency tomorrow. II will be issued
upwards Of twenty seven thousand dollars worth
day.
Gov. Andrew telegraphed to Senator Sumner
that Massachusetts hsa ak more regiments
ready for the field.
Rpmors are current to-day that the rebel
Gen. Jackson 10 coming up the valley to out
flank Pope and attack Washington. There is
probably no foundation for the repors.
Gen Corcoran has concluded to furnish the
material for the publication Of his experience In
Southern prisons
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Che ObiO 6tatesnram
MORNING. AUG. 90. 1869.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Evacuation of narrlsGn's Land

The Evacuation OF Harrison's Land
NEW YoRK, August l9.--The Tribune's let
ter says Harrison's Landing is evacuated with
out struggle, without blow, without even the
loss of single man.
The immense army Of the Potomac, officers
and men, bagand baggage, stores, tents, horses,
ammunition and contrabands, are now far away
from Harriaon's Landing, leaving 1t deserted
and desolate All agree that the whole affair
was admirably executed.
On Monday last McCalls division received
orders to strike tents, provide six days rations,
aud be ready to move ut q moments notice.
At nine O'Clock at nigh: the whole division ar.
rived at the wharf, and embarked quickly on
steamere, and left the landing como time durirg e
the night for Aqua creek, as supposed, via
Fortress Monroe. An order was issued that no
more vessels loaded with supplies should pro-
ceed farther than Fortress Monroe, and on Wed
nesdsy ten days rations we're nerved to the Or
my, which was required to be In readiness to
move at an hours notice.
On Thursday the army commenced evacuat.
Ing. All the siege guns we're removed from
the front, and safely embarked on Thursday
and yesterday, on board barges and schooners.
Porter's corps led the van Of the overland
kOAhOh VI thO VI Ou
Friday morning every tent was swuck, end then
for the first time was 1t generally known that
the whole army was about evacuatiDg Elsrrlson's
Landing.
On Thursday night, fifty coil vessels left the
different wharves loaded with stores, and yes.
terday the remainder Of the stores were placed
on boats and cleaners by the con.rabands.
All the cavalry that remained before the final
departure Of the land forces, acted as pickets,
and strong rear guard of infantry and srti-
lery was placed to protect the baggage trains
The sick and wounded who remained at the
different hospitals, were placed on board the
regular steamboats, belonging to the Sanitary
Commission, at the long wharf, and were among
the frat to move out into the stream. Contra
bands were shipped on schooners, barges and
pontoon boats.
Gen. Mcclellan and most OF his staff went
by land.
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Money MARKET.
lTSLEoRAFHED ToR THE OHIO srATuMAs.l

iTsLEoRAFHRD ToR THE OHIO sTATuMAs.
NEw YORK, August 10,
.MoneY Is abundant ard rules quite easy at 394 per
cent. for loans on call.
Prime paper iSabundant and rates easy at 4G5 per
cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange is dull and dIoopirg Bankers bills
are quoted OF l20X9l27.
American Gold again opened lower at Is and closing
steady at l4x9l5 per cent premium.
California Gold Bars nominal at AG9I5 per cent.
premium.
Government Stocks closed frmer United States skies
1881 at l0lx9l0lXi United States Il l0) Treasury
Notes at l0j9l05X.
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OoI. stono lseIoaaed.

New. YoRK, Aug. l9.-The Times says: We
learn that Col. Chas. P. Stone, U. 8. A., and
Brig. Gen. Of volunteers, who has been for
many months confined in Fort Lafayette, Is at
liberty and etopping With bis family In this city.
II not being certain whether Gen. Stone was or
was not guilty when imprisoned, his discharge
unified throws q fearful burden Of responsibility
upon the Government.
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Departmonl of 1he ohio. .

Wan DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GENERALS OFFicE,l
WASHINGTON, Aug. l9, 1852
General Order No. liz
The Department Of the Ohio hereby created,
will be composed of the States OF Ohio, Michi
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky
east Of Tennessee river, and including Cum.
berland Gap, and the troops operating in its
vicinity. Msjor.Gen. b. @. Wright is assigned
to the Department Of the Ohio
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.