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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
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Observation-Disclosures, l9laI
INSTRUMENTATION Der Suaenb.

@ef1pire ur6 Rrebs. BeIIen ltno Acknowledgement werben,
~oCuftinbi9 turrt, went bic piaen Mben6S uno Diorsens 9e-
nOulmen weroen rno bs Stntmsnt 9ebrauGt, ME es bic 9e-
brutte1 8cri9riften beiaeen. Auf tr9enb einer 8eiie bebar-
belt, bred.n 6ielelbcn wiecer oui emer ancern Steae nus.
Das Suntmeni brin9t Die JeuGti9tett binweg un6 Der patient
erbdat feline %psltommenc @elunbbet Wiebsr. Sei I1linmer
6dlen wenbe man stWaS @Orl4t an, um elmer Iaa8en aur
nNr1nhPiInPi -
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r. DECK 4 GO,

JACOB k>olft fosessS
~ Cozlsfanfly hA1d scl-srfor article -
- WAIER vlfcssF OIL ff.tCkfNU. wsrfauief ~ Re
prof az-s - rnass tie irsfhsr an sns sliatls
orl te.
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MEDICAL
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

rs a constitutional disease, ooTuPron " tAs
il blosd. b. ~htsa ths fuit becomes sitistea veal,
and poor. Being "a The circulation, Il perf3de< The
whole body ard may burst cut n tifeasc on sny pat
Of A. No or an is frcs from is attacks l. there
o1s ~kch it may eessFos. The scrofllocs tSirt
= rotly csnsed b. neTrurtal disease. lo~ fsisg,
cis0rtcred Ct ntesithy food. inpcre ar, fith acc
fllhy habits the depressing vfcse snt shove al Sy
fhe senercz infection. Hhxtsver be its criFB. Il i
hereditary IN the csslsfitEfo1, esoeBcag 'ffG1 pa
rsrts 10 children unto the third aid fourth genera
tom indeed u setrls % te the rot q HIM ulo
says II wil visit tie iquitiss g he fathers rpon
their chiitrea-"
Its esecls conneDoc - asPositiou fseD he hloec
q corrupt a. uIcerous matter, which, e. iat lcsss
Eyer ard internal organs 4 tere1 IN ttreie-, IN
the riants - eiugs and on the surfNce, sr-ltsons
% cores This lcl ooTraPllon, slsea ssite7s " toe
bod cepresSes the eafrg.es q LIE, - t1si sciole-
lou &C npizints, bat they have fsf lee power 70
vfshsf TIE ss.aess cf other ci-esses cons faea,-
ly vast numbers perish by disorders which. Aie1sh
net scrofalous "a theiF nst1Ie, s-e ft ssaiera "a
tai by thss taiut "a the system. Nosl of tie ol-
s1mptlou whirh decsratsd the hansn fsDsiy roe sts
origin directly q this scTofuio oonisnanstas DC
many destructive dlEeases Of the liver, hid "a
brsin. and nceed, of al tle orgsass sise tone o.
arc ssg1svstet % the ssnle cause.
Ore quarter OF all or people afe tcrefCics, theF
persons are Invaded By this iuskrg infection snt
their health is undermined b.fL To cleanse T. fgusn
the - stem musl renosate the blood by alters
tive medicine. and inyigorAtc Il by nesitby fef sne
exercise. Such medicine we supply n
AYFR'S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

THE choicest brands Of Family
flonr will always be found and delivered 20 ans
part ofths city free q charge. a. A. C. YCRR0w's
No. -, Main Street
WILL pay cash for any quantity
i. u Dried Apples and Psschss. Ac TtRRov.
dscls Ne 50. Main Stree
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

or cs< FIFTkE.SIH aElI-ASyUAL STATE
NEHT Of kte condition Of be HoAB LsSC-
s RANuE COMPANY. Of Gsc Cny of Nrfe fort,
Ga "a - das ~ lsHprsy. lssi.
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NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bjtters /,

A new and delightful Sfomachic and Cordial fcf
giving tone 10 the Stomach, and for the proventou q:
bilious complaints. incident the Western country
Try il.
A morning drink, 20 assist digestion and r.les.
Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try a.
In ndtof u is SUPERIOR 10 az other Bitter. I4y H.
aIhe formula 81 these RiicrS now ilssl, The -.,is
property Of Dr. Rohsck. originated with one Il tLs
oldest aud most eminent Medical Prsctitioners q b.
West, and IL J. directly predicated upon he
Western people.
These BitieTs derive their stimulus from The Uc~er-
raj tonic nature of the and herbs of which shey
aff composed, and as they are. 10y allaying unssi-
ursl cravings Of the stomach, directly prurnotve a
TEMPERANCE.
The present proprietor believes sst Ia making tasan
widely known, the public welfare Il subservt1
IL viii be for ssie by all Of Dr. ROback's ~.
merou- Agents. and al Hotels. &C the country over
In the meantime orders will be filed direct for
CselnnAu IN airy quantity, and Al the lowest rates
II Il put up In Omar; Bottles. aud securely packed
Que dos Cases. Half doz. sample eases will. bo~evef
e packed aud ssui 70 any address. n desired.
xetail Price, e1 per bottle, or sta
for 81.
Principal Office and saiesrOon. No q. ksst Fo1rtl
strfet. - building from Main street CiDeinnsr
Ohio. Laboratory, No 23 H1mmcnd Street
For sale IN Nlgo County by
Z. N. DoNNklLr, Terre Hauts
| :. r. CUNNINGHAM. ..
wA- l. sHUEY, New Goshen.
| PKTEk BUsklkk, Cenfrevile.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
| throughout the United states and canAdss.
| ocJiwu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.
Board Reduced to ~ per dag,

Hoard kedhced 10 ~ per dug
Since the opening Of this vast aud oemmodlous
Hotel in 1854 has been the single endeavor Vi the
roprielors to make it the most snmptuous, oon-
venient and comfortable home ior the CITIZEN and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO sdmini-ter 70
the comfort Of its guests they have end,avored.
withoa, regard to Get. TO provide aud combine
all the elements Of individual and ~scial enjoyment
which modern art has Invented sn1 MODERN taste
approved and the patronage which It ha. commAn-
ed during the pas, -iS years 8. gratifying soof
'hst their eEort- have been appreciated.
To meet the exigencIes of,he times. when ~ are
required prsciics ,h- most rlgid economy. the
undersigned
Have Reduced the Price 81 Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the time sbsting none u the iusurie- with
which their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADwELI. wHrrcoNR CO.
Se~ York. scls ?. lssi. mos
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FnR IlIr SPFEnY cuPY on


Ius-r rnaIst<at Fe~er. or Fewer a1e Aguc. Rensii.e
Fever, Call Fever. Dumb Aeue. Periodical Head
ache, OF B.llous Headssks. aud pIlll0ss Fe-
rsrs indeet fer lie whole ciA.s cf d.
eases OF ;gnstiBg in hillary dersnge-
meat. caused by the Aalariao 81
k.ssmsfic Countries.
We are enabled Lere 10 oder tLs community a
remedy which, whsle j. cures t4e above complaints
with certainty. l. sti perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy i invaluable IN districts
where these anaiesins sisorders prev.E This cure"
expes tho missrnsic poison Of Fever and Ague frera
The system. aud prevents the Development of tie
ciseAse If taken the fTs; approach q i< preron
tory symptoms II Il rof only the htst fefnedy ever
yet diseos cred 10 bs csass " complaints but also
dOlhr brrg. !, within the reach a eversitsy and
In billions districts where Fescr aud Ague prevails
everybody should have il snd uss Il freely both f5r
remedy over any Other stSr siscotersd far the s4~
dy and certain cure Of litermitlsHts i INST 10
tsins Quiuine o. minsral. con ~sueniiy i produ-
qasnism ether inluricus sfeots ~hafeser
uon the constitution. Tho egl Il hs Il lasi
healthy A. II they bad never had the disease.
Fcver and Agoe j. noi alone ths ocn-equenoe of the
mis-nafic poison. grest variety Of disorders arise
from iis irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RheusnAiism Gout, Headache. Blindness.
Toothsche, Esrsche. Cafarrsh, Asthma, Pslpi-
f<fion, palninl Afierfion ~ sbe spleen. Hys-
trTiissss. .Fs'h sht Besci<. .co'so. Parsi,sis
and Deran SelneIn 81 the sfpTnsca
Al II WHICH when originating ia this csn-e lut on
the Intermittent typ, become periodical THIS
'sC.kk expel- the poison from the blood, and
sequently cures them al alike. II j. al invaluable
protection o. immigrants aud persons travelling or
temporaril, residing in the nslarous districts II
taken occasionally daily while exposed the iu-
fiction that viii be ,Ncreted from the -y-fsa aud
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 20 rE~n
into disease Hence IL j. even more Valuable for
protection than cure and r. viii ever suffer ffom
iniermitients Il they avail themselves 81 the pro-
lection this remedy sfari-.
So Prepar~d ~ tx J 4. AYFR 4 Co
lowell Ma--arh tf-.s -.
All oar r.brii.- a.. t,r -al~ ty J. h Cy>ISsEAs.
p. NJ DoSNTIls sid - an Druk@i-i. Ia T.rre-
Haute.
whoI~-.ie - AiIss Co, Cincinnati
Jun l. sdeom- wesu
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The NEST ofecusl remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing
ard fatal mslsdy. II combined frbu the active
rclnesis that have betu discovered ioT the erpuT-
seiion q tbs foul disorder from the blood and the
rescas Of the system from its destructive oolse-
qnsnoes. Hence Il sbould be employed for the cure
OF not OILY ScTOfnls, bag siso thoss other affections
which arise from Il, such -
Ergplve and skin Disease. ~. Anihony's Pre-.
Rose, or frydpelas. Pmples, Pustalsg. koich-
-, Blains and Bols, Temors, Tetter ard Salt
kheam. scsid Head, Hngworn, Rher.
nsi.sr, Syphiilic and AesSures
DlseAses, DroPsy, Dyspepsia.
Debility. and, trceed, al
Complaints arising from
Sirated or Impure
Blood
Tue popular icIief II 'impuSiiy II tie blood ls
founded IN truth. for scrofnls Is degeneration u the
blood. TIE particular purpose and virtue Of this
ssrsspsriia = - pe<y aud egsnerste this ytsal dG
fat Al consultations
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I<xsl Advertisements fry cenfs per square each
LsrrIUu-
Ss-s.f.ct.rry arrangements made With tho nao
wish % advertise oy the year, ~i.n tne p1s-sss =
VII be Confined strictly % their REGULAR ta-iae>s
All sctz pGy Qrarfer'g -. IN,
Advertisements n r. special nosiee coiann VII
he charged two prizes.
Advcrtssemsnts kept constsutiy oe M i1-'s' a
price snf haa. ,-.. b
tsr, ltez - unler viii be charged oT eeeo in--ft'n
o.. h over len INES ten Cents PEI Tine
Adyertiseraefrs sent in 90 10 specirtd tire. VII
Be inserted three months unless oraered out
-Apv alteration q standing adverii'el-~Af Vii
amount - . renewal oI the same, hnseeN ''"'
.zr~et upon BY contract
Arsoti.esrx candidates for orlce y every 3r- -
,,ou vii be charged e. 90 for esch rane ~ ne Day
and s3 - in The Daily and Weekly. d.iefgs - az
ran.e.
No xratultou- advertisements whziever
Cksrves will be made gor Inserting the Doaees q
ali Orders Societies. or Associations - tolloes;
For each ssotlce exceeding tines = cents tei
"a ~ Insertion, over eight lines a this fatr.
Announcing deaths vita f5nersl notice Aiiaeerl
81. sithout notice, free
40 b. Individuals o. associations. OF % eaA<Aes,
st regular prices. =.
Attorneys ordering. sn< payment not 70 De deass,
To- The legal proceeiugs bat coectAbie a. tae h-A
time Psbisher rot sccountabie tof tie aecuf az u
e~s' advertsseuenss hes ond the amona charged foi
tseir publication
ne Weekly Express
eabu.hs. ever, Wednesday. At al 50 per annu'n'
<s-xo psr-r sent without the rnorey nor eontinE-
longer dme than paid for
gate. of Advertising I'm weekly,
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Good via any q the Boat Lines.
Tsro Doiy Connections from HarrssbsroA 10
Baltimore and Washinofor.
BAGG AGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Always AS Low as by any Other Route
TICKETS FOR SALE All ALL MAIN
OFFICES
FE. FIGHTS

FEEIGHTS.
zBs this Route frelghis Of ail descriptions ear he
f,rwardea ffonl Philadelphia. New York. Boston or
Baltimore, q any point IN the Railroads of Ohio.
geutucky lndlzna Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa - Me-
seuri hy Railroad direct
ne Psunsylvania Railroad also oonnects Al p1tss-
hnrrh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
wafded 20 sny port on the Ohio, Muskingum. Ken
taeky Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois Mississippi.
wisconsin. Missouri Ksssas. Arkansas and Red kfv-
er.. ara "a Cleseissif. Santnsky and Chicago with
ssssn,.rs 20 al Ports on the Northwestern Iake-
Merchants an shippers eutrusiing the irAnsports-
ton II their Freight b. this Company can rsty with
cuIlateilce - - speedy transit
THF RATES OF FkFIaHf - any pslnt ln the
Wet ~ ft- Peunsyv vauia Railroad are 81 al tinss
A. favorshle - rs charged BY ether Railroad Com.
gsuisz.
p particular q marx psos.E~- w. rsss-srvAuA
fanAokD."
A. T. sSERDER, Phiisfslphis.
aAGRAw A COOKS. 50 North a.. baltimore
LEECH 4 CO, No. 2 tstof Hon=s. o. No. soafh
wniiara ~. Nea io'k.
@IEFCH 4 CO. u stsfe - Rosiau.
H. e. HOUSTON. tis.nefsl Frslghl Agent fhlls-
FToCH LEWIS. ti~fsrsi Sur't. zltoafa Penn
L. u. HoUrf. senfral rsket ageni Philsislphis.
IS t~lv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28


WASHINGTON, Aug. 97.-The following official
dispatch has been received:
HELENA, ARHANsAs, Aug. "a, VIA CAIRO, Aug,
To Moor Gen. Halleek, General IN. .Ctat:
Satisfactory news has been received from the
navy and army expedition sent down the river
near Williken's Bend. The rebel transport boat,
Fair Play, was captured with large cargo OF
arme and ammunition s7
The rebel force was pursued by the troops to
Monroe, where there is railroad and Telegraph
depot; burned the telegraph, cutting off tele-
grahio communication and connection of
Vicksburgh with Little Rock and Province, La.
Thirty five prisoners were taken and O large
number of negroes, who were in the rebel force
Brought away eleven hogHheads of sugar.
Three baggage wagons and six trunks we're
destroyed, our troops not having means Of
transportation.
A portion of the force with rams entered the
Yaeoo river, where battery Of forty-two pound.
ers and two field pieces were taken, the enemy
fleeing without firing gun. TIE heavy pieces
were destroyed and the field pieces brought
away.
returned up The Mississippi, the troops securing
the shores and scattered the guerrilla camps
with great success. This is the substance Of
Colonel Woods report.
Much credit is due Acting Flsg-oficer Phelps,
who commanded the naval forces and Colonel
Ellet, who commanded the ram feet; and Col.
Wood, of the 18th Ohio, whocommanded bri-
gade Of four divisions of this army.
The expedition was planned by Gen. Curtis
and Com. Davis before leaving Helena, and II
has returned TO the latter place, after having
accomplished the work with great success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28
war Meeting an New YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. 27--Thc war meeting at
the Park was immense and very enthusiastic;
there was quite o number of speeches from
prominent ciLizens. Resolutions were adopted
pledgiug our faith, fortunes, live0 and honor to
the crushing out Of the rebellion, and calling on
mODied and other corporations to contribute
largely to the recruiting funds; to close placee
o. business as far as possible at 3 p M. till the
18Th; the President to authorize Corcoran to
raise legiou of twenty thousand men.
A letter was read from Secretary Seward, ex,
pressing the Presidents regret that he was una.
Bile to attend; also, a spirited letter from Gov.
ernor Morgan.
The great event of the afternoon was the ar.
rival OF the 69.h regiment, with General Cor.
coran at its head. They were enthusiastically
welcomed and took part in the proceedings.
General Corcorsn was one of the speakers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28
gbe Obio 6tatesnran
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. as, 1869.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
jackson Attempts TO Gross tho Rap.
nah In Aurrnunde cd

jackson Attempts TO Gross tho Rap.
pan is Surrounded.
New YoRK, August 27.--The Fredericksburg
correspondence OF the Tribune dated Sunday,
says: Musketry firing was heard this morning.
A copraband who came In yesterday reports
that our troops were licking the rebels, and that
We have captured thirteen guns.
A Lieutenant of cavalry came in last even
Ing and cofroborated the contraband's story,
but says the number of guns captured was six.
teen, and that when Stonewal J4ckson's forces
reached the Rappahannoek at Benefits Ford,
some eighteen or tn enty miles from here,
part Of McDowell's forces were on the south
bank Of the iiver. He says they secured them.
selves under cover Of the woods, and that Jack
sons forces passed them and attempted to ford
the river. While IN the attempt Gen Roper's
troops opened destructive fre, and at the same
time Gen. McDowell's men threw themselves
on their rear, thus bringing them between two
6rea.
This officer says this portion of Jackson's
force, he can not cay how many, were utterly
anpihilated, and that the river was red with
rebel blood.
These reports l give you for what they are
worth. The story is believed here, and alec
that fighting is going on and that the above
will turn out to be true. Our pckets ir front
of the town have been doubled during the past
two days, and every precaution to ward or
surprise has been taken by Gen. Burnside.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28
rhe Kentucky auarri,Ias.

LOUnviILE, Aug. 81 THE Journal learns
that fty of Morgan's men went to Scottsville
on Monday, made several arrests, and carried
away large quantity of goods from several
stores, leaving in the afternoon, promising to
return that night with his whole force.
There is great excitement at Glasgow.
Morgan is reported etill as Hartayille with
two thousand men.
MADIsoNyILLr, NEAR HEsDERsoN, Ky, Aug.
26.-GuerIllas two miles distant, ambushed,
fired on our cavalry, which fell back, dismount.
ed, and drove tho gueirlllas back mile, and
waited for infantry. After fifteen minutes hr-
ing, the rebels broke and fed, being attacked
by two companies of infantry. Five rebels are
reported killed, wounded unaacertaine seven
teen prisoners. Six Federals we're wounded,
two mortaliy.
Lt-Col. Johnson, 65lh Indiana, commanded
the Infantry, Capt. Potter the cavalry. and Lt.-
Ool. John w. Foster commanded the whole
force.
They were preparing for another attack.
DANvILLE, KY., Aug 26--Last night two
hundred guerillas encamped on Shelby's farm,
six miles from here, near the line between
Boyle and Lincoln, and were eating and feed
ing their horses, when the Harrodsburg and
Dauville Home Guards, sixty-two strong, sur.
prised them, killing three and wounding eight
some fatally, took thirty horses, and are still
pursuing them. The Federal loss was one kill
ed and two wounded. gr..
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 27.---Gen. Wight left fol
FfaDkfort tonight
Nine recruits in this county, on their way tc
join Morgan, were captured this morning.
Great numbers are leaving Kentucky to ior
the Confederates since the pfomulgation Of the
intention to draft for the Federal army, op
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28
From Washington,

NEW YoRK, Aug. 27.-The Herald's Wash
iDgton dispatch says: The condition of affairs
in Maryland 10 not satisfactory to loyal Union
men. II is we'll known that the rebels there are
openly organized in every county in the State,
and there is reason to believe they ore fully
prepared with arms, and only wait on opportu.
nifty to raise the black flag Of rebellion.
The military authorities are strongly urged
TO require the disarmiDg Immediately of all
who will not take the oath OF allegiance
The Times dispatch says the Cabinet had
meeting to-day. The general feeling over pub.
lie affairs was decidedly more hopeful than for
some time past. The President is understood
to have said that the crisis is past and the point
Of danger turned.
The recent political arrests are justified on
the ground that the course of the parties arrested
was such as to discourage enlstments. The Gov
eminent does not intend, nor desire TO be under.
stood as intending, to interpose any obstacle to
the free criticism Of public men and measures.
Its policy In supprsssing the rebellion is re-
garded legitimate subject of popular discus-
sionj but the rebellion Itself must not be de-.
Tended nor Government measures opposed TO the
pFeJudice Of the recruiting service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28
gsW York Narkai.
lRRoRTEp FOR TnR OHIO sTATHALE, |

lhRoRTkD bok TnR OHIO srATkshLH
NEW YORK. August G7.
ooTToN-The market 10 firm. 1000 bales sold at
47hqD4sc. "
AsHEs-The market is quiet and steady. Tbere
Pearls. 'N
FLoUR-The market is heivy, but prices have under.
gone no decided change In prc:s The sales report.
ed compre 1880 barrels az 81 sO9i IS for supsTns
state IS O595 Us for extra sate 81 eO4 95 for
nne western; s5 l09S 81 for TO medium extra
aesterni % S95 50 for common TO good shippng
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5 6O6 25 tor lrads
| brands do. The market closing quiet.
CANADIAN FLoUh-Ths ma kot is without decided
change There were sa es Of b, barrels at IS IOeD
70 for oOmmOni and IS 3OS6 Us lor good 10 choice
| extra,
RYE FLoUR-ouio, and steady, with sales a. % 7s
CONN MRAL-In fair request, with sales GOO barrels
avs, " Tor jersey S3 90 tor Brandywine and western
WHISKY-Market shade frmer with saIaa os 7,o
| barrels at 32@32cN.
| WAEAr-IaIket firm. Sales l6O 900 bush Chicago
spnng at 81 ls&l %; 80 oOO bushels Milwaukee club
at 81 l79t ~; $50 bush amber iowa at al 24R
"A the later price f1r choice parcels arrive; a5O
bush winter Ied western at 81 30BI 49, % 6UU AMBER
Michlsan at 3iSl 35i kO QUO bush new amter Ksn.
tucky at 81 ST. UUO bush Inferior white wss,srI a.
Sj and 00 bush npw white hi hlsan and KsntuoGy
At 81 50dtl So.
kYE-Quist and Arm.
BARLEY-Duil and nominal
OoRN-Ia good demand at aboutlc advance. Sound
parcels continue quite scarce. Sales OF 100000
~ ovBou) Tor Old mixed western 81 for choice
354o5c for eastern, 45g52 for uns5und
UAro-Very scarce, and the market decidedly lruer
win sales at 5'@GO tor Jersey Canada, western and
| state. $3.50
ooFFEE--The market Ia quiet, and nothing Of mo.
me mt doing.
sUGAk-Raw is steady and frm a. sKasxi for fair
to good refining. Sales OF 600 New Orleans
at gg lOe; 2uU hogsheads Cuba at stsk4o,
MOLAssE5-The market IS quiet, and no sales 10.
| ported. ~
1692lc. ~" ~
POkk-Msrket dull heavy and lower. Bales Of 700
parIels at Sll o7h for mess 81 1881 0O for prime
and 81 SOSll e7h for prime mess
bEEF-Ihe market Is quiet and steady, with saes of
ioV barrels at S5 3O@7 w for country prime So OO9
III 20 for country mess; sig 0UQal3 rs for Iepacked
mess and Sl3 OO9l3 e7h for extra mess.
PRIME mEse BEEF-Ths market continues dull and
nominal.
BEEF HAMS Moderately active at SIS OOal0 so for
choice western.
CUT MEATs-The market 10 steady, with sales of
2OU packages at 3h@4c ior shoulders, and 5k6DQGkc
for hams. ~|@
BAcON-sides dull and nominal; sales Of rs hhds
smoked sides at 8kc.
LARD-1n fair request, and market steady, sales Of
l,735 barrels at 9G9&c.
obUPrEK-Firm; sales at ll9l5kc for Ohio and l42
100 for state.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-28

MEMPHIS, Aug. 25.-The Grenada Appeal o.
the 2lst says; The British steamer Racer
touched at Charleston on the Goth, leaving dis
patches for the Foreign consul, and then sailed
southward.
A fierce quarrel is progressing between Gen
Bragg and the Mobile and Vicksburg papers.
A mandatory for Colts revolvers has jus
been started at Macon, Ga.
The Vicksburg Whig says the Federal gun
boats have taken away ak unmounted heavy
guns from Magne's bluff, Yazoo river.
Rumors from secession sources say the gun
boats aIso captured steamer laden with five
thousand stand of arms, near Falkn's bend
The arms were destined for HindmaD, Littlt
Rock.