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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Anothor Ratllo on Friday .

FoRTRrss MoNhor. July 5.--Fresh troops ar.
rived here from Washington yesterday during
the day, and went up James river on the even.
Ing Of she 4.h.
( Four small steamers with four barges In tow,
arrived at Fortress Monroe this morning, loaded
with artillery, men, horses, ETC., doubtlesI
bound up the river.
A skirmish took place yesterday morning
near our left wing, which resulted In the rout
of the rebels. We took one thousand rebe
prisoners and three email batteries. Oar cay
alfy then followed them till they passed beyont
the White Oak swamp.
Great difficulty exists in obtaining list o
the killed In our late battles, aS comparatlvel
| few cases exist where any one can tell wheshe
the misAlns were killed, wounded OF taken pris
opers, gr
For the last two days the rebels have show
but little disposition 10 fight, and yesterda
relipquIshed their ground and batteries almos
without resistance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08

battle, taking in return guns and colors from
the enemy under every disadvantage Of numbsrS
and necessarily OF position.
You have 10 every coraict beaten back your
foes With enormous slaughter. Wesre prepar-
ed to meet the enemy, who may at any time at
tack you. Let them come, and We will convert
their repulse into final deest.
Your Government is Strengthening you with
the resources Of great people. Oa this, our
National Birth Day, ,we declare to our foes, who
are rebels against the best interests of man
kind, that this army ehall enter the Capital
OF the 60 called CoDfederacy, that our National
Constitution shall prevail, and that Union which
can alone insure internal security aud peace to
each State must aud shall be preserved, cost
what it may 10 time, treasure and blood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
From, vIck.burg.

CHICAGO, July GA special from Memphis
says the ram LIoDess bss arrived from Vlcks.
burg With dates to July 81. The canal across
the point of land opposite Vicksburg is nearly
completed. Negro wcrkmen have been oolleo.-
ed from various plantations in the vicinity
10 all cases government receipts were given for
them. Several thousand Were engaged on the
work. 1t was supposed that when the ditch was
finished, the river would cut wide channel
during high water, and forever leave Vicksburg
an inland village.
Ihs bombadment had been kept up ct regu-
lar intervals from both aeets, Davis having ar
rived.
When the Lioneas lett, the rebel batteries
still replied occasionally. It was believed that
the rebel works would be ttormed on the All.
There Is every reason to believe that the
place has already fallen. The city Is said not
to be 80 badly damaged as at fret stated.
All nou.oombatanss were previously remoV'
cd. .fE.
A rebel force, stated to be sixteen thousand
atrong, reached the feet.
Several hundred of the enemy we're killed BY
the explosion OF shells.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08

New YoEK. July 8-The grain shoveleTs are
not at work to-day. Some two .hou,snd of them
are massed tbis morning from Coeuties' Slip to
Broad street, demanding that the elevators
sbsll bs dispensed with, as their machines de,
s,roy their business and endanger the lives O!
the craft by sOffocItOn. They express their
determination not to work in connection with
then.
The United States trauapor. s. r Spauldine
has arrived from ForIess Monroe with fOu
hundred and tVenty-sx aick and wounded. Sht
toSed from Fortress Monroe TO this port tbC
hospital ship So. Mark, with Two hundred SDC
sigbt5 four wounded soldiers from the army o.
the Po;omac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Sheriff % Sale.

McolntOck, Grant & Coz Doc. p. u,es 47a
oh,,,s. P,.,co,,. Franklin Common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENDT,
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas o
Fra1klln county, Ohio will offer fr sale at the door
the Court House In the city Ct Columbus. on
Saturday, the l2:h day Of July, A. D. 1862,
al o'clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate In franklin county, o. and ct5 Of Columbus "a
witt
Lots Nos one ~ and two (2) In Edmund oowlIns's
subdivision Of PARTS Ct 0utots Nos. 81 and e. a. mum.
bered and deneaed en- the recorded plat OF said eubd
vison lot No. being ~ feet and lot No being 43 feel
10 iront the touh side Of Friend street. and teine
about l0l feet deep, by said plat Ito which reference
had) will appear, excepting from lot No % feet and
Inches taken or the vest side.
Anprissd at lot No. J. excepting % feet and inches
SI25 90.
Lot No. 2sppraIsed at $3.50 co.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
eherin OF Fanklln county, O.
Printers fees IS co.
A. D. RonsERs, Atty.
iupe9-oItkw wtd
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No More FurIoughs 80 Re turned Pris-
p'''- OuerD

WMHIEaroH, July 6.-No moro furloughs
will be granted to returned prisoners. All fur
lougbs heretofore given them are hereby revos-
ed, and ell prisoners now at large on their pa
roles, or who may hereafter be paroled by the
rebel authorities, will immediately repair, II
belonging to regiments raised in New EOgland
and the Middle states, to the camp OF insirue,
tlon established near Annapolis, Maryland: II
belonging to regiments raised IN Virginia, len
nessee, KentuckJ ono, inO,ana s,o q be
ionaipe q to regiments raised in Illinois, Wiscon-
sin' Minnesota, Iowa or Missouri, to the camp
near J,ffsrson Barracks, Missouri, and report
for such duty compatible with their parole as
may be assigned to them by the tth'ets In com
mand of said camps; and all, whether officers o.
soldiers, who fail to comply with this order With
In the space Of time necessary, Will DC account
ed deserters and deals with accordingly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
'EnoouraElnr News from NEculsIlan

NEW YoRK, July la special to the World
from Washington says an officer Of high rank
from McCleIlan's army, who has visited Wash.
iugtcn, giyes the most encouraging acoouns Of
a6airs which has yet been received here, De
states that our army Il much larger than is
currently reported, In view OF our late losses,
and that II % 10 perfectly secure position,
The officers and civilians Who Srs constantly
arriving here, continue to give fabulous 40.
counts of the number Of the rebel forces pre-.
cIpltated upon Mcclellan In the battles, and
yet unofficial information here persists In say
Ing shat Beauregard's srmy, or most Of Il, II
stiiI ID MIseIsnippi II this be %, the rebe
force musf Ihave been increased to its presen
numbers q. Richmond b. q rapid oVpacriptlon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Eow York MarKst.
lRrponrrD ron tn. ONO srArunlu /

i s-,f HEw YoRK. July z.
RL0UR-opsnsd heavy and closed Sc lower. eale
reported barrels at % 5004 20 for supernn
state; - 9O95 0S for extra state; e4 50@4 e6 for
perhne weatern; ~ COOS 10 for common 10 medium ex
ira western; IS lOD5 20 for common 70 good shippn,
brands extra round hoop Ohio; and sS sos so for trad
| brands.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Ths market 10 cents lower
with fair business doing Sales Of 1900 barrels at % es
@5 90 for common and IS 05U6 " for good to ehoios
| extra.
BYE ILoun-Ths @srts. iS quiet and steady, with
CORN MEAL-Mariet steady and qulet with sales
q lSOo barrels Brandy.ns at ~ and so bra
WHlsKY-Ths market opened heavy and closed Arm.
There were sales OF $50 barrels at 25@29c. In add
ion to the above 45O brls q. D. reported sold at
SOC.
WHEAT-The market opened heavy and closed fully
20 lower. The strike Of the stevedores thereby pre-.
venting the loading Of vessels has very dsPrssir ef
feet saIss of ioOoe bushels Chicago spring at q 0o@
%; $4,000 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 00DI IL;
5000 bushels Racine sprog at 81 0o; 600 bushels Am.
Der Iowa ol 1901 Is; tho latter extreme price;
30 900 bushels red western at 209l 49, l3e00 bushels
amber Michigan at 2S9l 70; the latter for choice;
1000 bushels amber Green Bay spring at 81 H. and 1000
bushels common white ohio atSl 81,
RYE-Quiet and nominal.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
0oRN-Market heavy aud fully 20 lower. Sales Of
1853 900 bushels at 40D5io for new xed western 52D
SIC for old mixed western, and 40A6 for unSoun West-
ern.
OATS-Market IL dull with aales at 42Kel5o for Jsr.
gey, Canada. western and state.
P0RK-steady with fair business Gales Of 1850 bar.
rels at $40 so for me; 10 rs for prime mesa; % so
for prime.
BsEP-Market Arm but quiet. sass Of 100 barrels at
IS 5OD7for country prime; 50 OoBl0 10 for country
metI; Sll OODl3 SO for repaeked mess; el3 00DN 20
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEET-Market dull and nomInAIiy
unchanged.
BEEF HAMs-Dull and nominaily unchanged.
OUr MeATS-Steady and quiet. eAles at 3kD1o
for shoulders, and 4Xdp6c for hAms.
BAC0N-sdes are insctiVe.
LARD-Rules very frm but the business limited.
Bales Of 200 barrels at Tx k@6Xo.
BUTTER-sells at 99l4e for Ohio, and lODl7c fer
state.
oHEEsR-Ths market rules Hrm at sCD1as.g
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Mcclellan PashinR ON .

New YoRK, July Ia letter to the Post con
firms the reported skirmish on Thursday, and
she capture Of six guns and some prisoners
General Mcclellan had removed his headquart-
eFs, and the army had advanced some five miles
toward Richmond,
The correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA Irqur
or states that the Richmond papers Of the 4.h
acknowledge the loss Of thirty thousand men,
though they claim the victory.
The correspondent Of the Pniladelphia Press
OF The Same date, reports that Geu Mcclellan is
pushing rapidly forward, driving the enemy at
all points. The gunbosts accompanied bio ad.
vance, shelliDg the woods and scattering the
enemy, his main force following In support.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Rebeis Drlvon BACK Zen NIIies.

FoRraEis MoNaoE, July 4-rwo stssmers,
with sick and wounded from Harfison's Landing
leave here for New York this morning. Many
are very slightlJ wounded.
PARTIES aboard the steamer Commodore, from
there, report they heard cannonsding from 8
A. M. until 2P. M. Others say II continued
tiIl the time the steamer left Harrison's Land.
Gen, Mcclellan sent Ave hundred and thirty
eight rebel prisoners to-day to Fortress Monroe;
many OF them had clothes on taken from our
soldiers. Among the prisoners are ffty.three
oii1cera-two Colonels, three Lieut. -COlonels
and three Majors
II is stated that the rebels were driven back
and retreated ten miies on Thursday, July 81,
with great less Of men aud cannon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Latest Foreign Nsw1-Tho EnHl1sh
Press ON Iuo American War

Press ON lne american War;
ST.. JOINS, N. F July 5.-The HibeyAia from
Liverpool the 26.h, and Queenstoah tho 9th,
passed Cape Race this morning.
1t is reported that Napoleon has resolved to
send force enough to Mexico to force their way
to the Capital, against ali opposition.
Important debates occurred In the Corps Leg
islatiff on the Mexican expedition.
The London Herald maintains that Il 10 time
lov Euglaud and France to take decided action
| in AneTican Affairs.
Proceedings in Parliament are unimpoFtant.
The Herald says It Is impossible to account
for the inactivity OF McCellan's army, and that
since the Fair OAks battle, Bsauregsrd is rein
fcro.ng the rebels. Mcclellan may dad himself
cred and likely to meet disaster, which
reverse to Mcclellan involves the ruin OF his
armv and she hopes Of the Federal Govern.
ment.
PARIs.-Bourse heavy. Rentes 63i 400
| 10 10 asserted that the Mexican expedition ia
solely to protect the Interests OF Frenchmen
ST.. loAus, July 6--Tbe Kangasoo. from
| Liverpool on the 25.h and QleensIown on the
26.b, was boarded CT Cape Race Saturday
night $50
The chip Slilors' Home formerly the Inde-
pendence, reached Liverpool from Havana, hav.
ing two thousand and eight hundred bales Of
cotton. a-
The London Times comments on the feariu
carnage 10 AnericH, aud says that never could
the wars OF Europe show so many blood stainet
spots; that the war has nov reached point q
which II 10 scandal 10 humanity. IL has be
come war Of s1iermiuaticn, yet submission I
as far tff as ever. The opportunity must be q
hand when some potent American voice, pru
: denlly calling for peace, may awaken auniver
! cal echo.
!. The Times has on editorial on America
haances, and says they are IN most critica
r condition, and ought 10 produce serious alarr
0 instead Of empty boAstipg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Cleveland Market.

CLxvELAND, July7.
RLoUR-The market on Saturday was quiet and un
changed, with but little demand, and sales Of conse
quepce reported. ..H
.WHEAT-Ths market was more active and sales NOR,
freely made. The sales were follows 5000 bush red
free on board at 81 co. 1000 bulh do do at 81 co. 20O
bush do do at co, 1900 do do al 81 co. one car red
on trick at 90; one oar Ohio white track at 81 0a
and on rsr dc do at 81 o.
sales reported.
OATs-eteady and Unchanged. Last sales reported q
3Oc on track.
ME5s P0RK-Tha market Is very dull and nomi
nal. We quote at Sl09l0 80. Sales Of 100 brls at III
outside.
BUTTER-Ths market Is dull and unchanged. .-W'
quote choice W. R. at 1l91lK, and common and oen
trAI At 00i0c.
EGG .-Dull st 6K@9c
OHEEsE-RiTm At 5K6c for W. B.
LARD--I demand ct 6k@7c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Rebels ExuItant.

MEMPHIS, July 5-Ricbmond papers to July
lst and 81 stil claim that the rebels captured
eight Generals, taeIve thousand prisoners, all
McClslian's siege guns, aud supplies enough
for the rebel army for three months. They
represent the battle OF July lst as the most
desperate and fearfol of the entire war;
Latest dispatches state that there were con.
Hictug reports about the battle, and IL was i'm
possible to get official information. The pre-
ciss situation OF the Yankee army Is MOI
known.
Il is claimed that Hooker and Sumner we're
wounded, and Sumner captured.
Latest reports were less exultans.
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New York stock Market.
rrnro.ArnD FOR THE OHIO SrArrsMAs.) ]

TThEokAFhkD Tok THK ONO BTATKshAh.
NEW York, July7.
sT0CKs-Dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
63k; Norwich and Worcester AK, Milwaukee and
Prairie du oheln end preferred "a Chicago and
Toledo 49K; Illinois Central scrip 59 Michigan South
ern gusrtneed 53x American gold l0k@iOX ;paciac
Mail l2K; New York Central e9x; Hudson 46K Harlem
k Harlem preferred SAX Michigan Central 59; Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago 2st b5nds 90; q. 9.
skies 1891 coupons lonx California seyens ~; Brook
lyn water loan IOOX; Indiana and miehgan 80; Illinois
Central scrip 60; Terra Hsute and Wabash Cd bonds
90; Erie 4th bonds 9Ox; Del. L. W. I0l; Galena and
ohic,go CT; Cleveland and PittsburE &C; Erie S4K;
do preferred 6lk; 0leSeand & Toledo 45x Treasury
notes 3 10 l0ih@l04H; Little Miami lO6; Michigan
southern 23A; Michigan southern I'd eSk; Erie IL,
bond, lOox Pitt burg, Fort Wayne Chicago lat bonds
0S do 2i six Chicago North Western lst 3OK, do u
81 n; do assorted bonds 53 Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l23k Panama 30; Missouri sixes AK; Ten
uelses slxes So; Racine and Milwaukee ll2k.
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Master Commissioner Sale.

VS.. 4 superior Court OF Franklin Cos
Amos II. Hall ct slb
DY VIRTUE OF AN OH DER OF SALE
ID OF the said court TO directed will oer at pubo
auction al the door Of tho Court House. In the City Of
Columbus, on .s.4
Saturday, the 81 day Of August, A. D. 1862.
at O'Clock p NJ. tho following described real estate,
wit:
Lot No. l3 OF Joha Morrson's subdivision OF lots 5
and IS Of JShn Morrisons addition to the City Of
Columbus.
Appraised at 81 $50. ,,.5.
G, ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Mater Commissioners.
| II. O. NopLE, Atty. ,se, ,sf
| Printers fees $3.50. So
June 27-dlt&wtd r .nW II az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
Master Commissioners Sale.

Robert Burns Griffin } Doc. 3 page lS3.
vs.. superior Court Of Franklin
Nicholas Harrington etsl.> county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the SAID Court to directed, will offer for salS
at public auction the door Of the Court House In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1862
At one O'Clock P NJ. the following described real es
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
Lots Nos (42 and 49, In the town Of Alton, az pei
recorded plat Of said town.
Appraised, lot No. 42, at 1925 90
" a. at 25 90
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees a5 25,
julS6-dlt&wtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
q SIsehe CoIel, Coalgh,

WN Il SIsghe Cold, Cough.
EsSAA1HA .aIcnEseneSs, or 9fore
lSKdtlHii:IIP tSiEcnt, tUhSch might bs
V: ~ checked lrith a simple rem
%k19I edy, if neglected, often ter
nh,ases seriously. Fe,O are Gruare Of
the impcrtancs Of etoSprG a bgoAGh or
sCEaAt fall IN its first stage that
,vhtch IN the begitning lVould yield to
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
Mtcle.t1's 3koncjliaL ,StncheA
,veye first introduced eIeUes years ago.
II has been proved that they are the best
artisls before the public for. /gonahs,
6cLas, @Acnchttia, .Hsthn1a,
Hatarrh, the Hacking Cough in fen
sun1ltion, and numerous affections q
the ISh<eat, gtving irsnediats relief
Public Speakers and Singers,
wiuelSsd thsrr efsctual for clearing and
stT sthss;ng the votc'.
lid BY all DrAggtgts and Qeal'vo IN
Medicine, at 95 cents PSF boz.
For sale, wholesale OT Ts;sil, by
@. ROBERTS, Druggirt,
Ne. 24Eorth High street.
.. E. SAMUEL,
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rrom Now EHexIcO.

KANSAS CRY, July 5.-The frat coach Of the
New Mexico nail arrived, brings dates to the
22d. News meager.
II reported that Texans had sent commits
aloners to the State OF Chihuhaw, to obtain per-
mission from the Msxioan authoSitiss to pasH
through that State to Texas. The permissOu
was not granted. This refusal on the part Of
the Mexican authorities will Doubtless delay tbt
Texans In Arizona longer than they would 9TH
erWise have slsid, e..
The hrst New Mexican regImento Of voluD
teers has been entirely reorgsnized..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
p1co,eIIan,s Aod ress 90 sne Army,

WsHINoroN, July 6 --Advices from the army
of the PotomSe UP to last night Indicate oil
quiet and all 10 good spirita.
Brig. Gen. 6turgiS 10 ordered to report to
Gen Poe. + ~ kFt.
Mcclellan has Issued an address TO bis army
on the achievements of the last ten caJe, cay
inc that YOU have succeeded 10 changing your
blse Of operations by q flank movement, always
regarded az The most hazardous Of military *.
pedientes lis NJ .tsiy.- es.e.a .s.aff.. ~
You have saved all your material, all your
trains, and ell your guns except few loet 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08

PaILADELPHII, July THE following are
among the sick and wounded soldiers arrived
here by the steamer Daniel Webster this morn
iug, having been transferred from the State OF
Maine: Corp. James Mcgee, 3O.h ILL.,, wounded
Llrrisou, 7sh Mich, sick; Sergeant ]. D EN-
erson, 40 Michigan, wounded; Charles Smith.
lst Indiana, sick,
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color rot to be Distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 njure The Blir in the sast remedies
the I'll iecs Of bad dyes, and invgoraeS the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving tbs Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, etc.
IF The genuine ID signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
LoRi on eJoHr stdes Of each boo.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
tLate e33 BFOaiEsy and 10 Bond strsst,)
mAyQ0-daWly NEW YORK,
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CoRINTH, MIss., J., July 6.

OUHINTHi WIE0'I July U
Hon. E M Stanton, Secretary Of WaT:
Official reports are iost received of a brilliant
cavalry affair near Boonvillc, Miss on the let
Col. Sheridan, of the Second Michigan cavalry
with two regiments aud eeven hundred aud
twenty.eigbt men, were attacked by parts oi
eight regiments of rebels, numbering four
thousand seven hundred, which he defeated and
drove back after seven hours fighting. We
lost forty-one killed, wounded and missing. The
rebel loss must have been great. They leii
sixly.6ve dead On the field.
(signed) H. W. HALLECK,
Mai Gen. Commanding
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Money Market.

iTHLsORAyHED POE TIE ouo sTATunAN.I
NEW YoRK, July7.
The Market continues hrm at 5K@o per cent. dia.
count on call.
Prime Paper Is quito Arm at eGsk per cent. dis.
count.
Sterling Exchange nrmer. Bankers' bills are quoted
at 9iK9l22.
American Cold Is nrmer at lOx9lOX per cent pre-.
MUM.
Government stocks little higher. United ststos Skies
Of 1881 at 1olk@lolhi n $40 Treasury Notes at
l03k.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Charles s. Bell, Doc. 8, page 1856.
vs.. Superior cout, Franklin
william Robortuon ct Ai.> County Ohio,
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
D said Court to me directed will offer for sale At
public auction, at the door Of the Court Houss, IN
the city Of Columbus, on <g6
Saturday, the OH day Of August, A. D. 1862,
At ono o'clock D. m the following described real e.
tate situate in the county Of franklin, and shte Of
Ohio, to Wit
Being the east half Of tho south hall o. lct No. s,
huudted sud seven 63) situate on the northwest
corner Of Fourth street and Linn alley In the city Of Co
lumtus, Ohio. nq, ~
APp'a''SN O''S GRoRaE ". HUFFMAN,
shshG and Master oonmissloner.
Printerd fees Is IS.
July 3-dlt&wtd
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New YopE, July THE steamer Champion
briugs PAnama dates of the 2e.h Jane, and
$64l 900.
Peru aud Equsdcr have referred their diff.
cuties to the mediation Of Eoglaud.
Chill lie to send Minister PlenipotentiaFy to
Mexico
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SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous and CODsumptlve
o. both Eexeg A retired Clergyman having been re-
suffering Is wiling 10 astt others by sending (ee on
the receipt OF postrad directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used, Direct the REV JOHN n.
DAeNALL ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N, Y,
Juns6-daWlm Ir-ll- lpII II.'l
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Master Commissioners Sale.

BsrtlIt & Smith
, TganklIn Common pl9Aa,
James Legs ct
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID from the said Court TO me directed will offer fol
sale at public suction 1t the door Of the court House
in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the % day Of Auguss A. D. 1852
at one o'clock P. NJ the following described real es.at
situate In Franklin county, Ohio to.Wt; rs
Fifty acres OF land In range 10, township one quarter
township one in Perry township, Franklin county, Ohio
being the same land conveyed to said James Legg b
Michael L. suvsnt snd Jo,eph Sullivant, by deed
rded in the Recorders oce OF said county, IN bool
No. Ill, page 397
AppraiSedat e26 por acre. y l'1f {.
g. ". HUFFMAN. Sheriff
and Master Commissioned
THos. sPARRoE, Atty. .i ,-.ss
Printers fees ~ so, a+.I --rs
June 27-dItEwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-08
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l. The prics per thousand ems for eomposlion Of hI
journals Of the Senate and House Of Representative
and Of such reports eomnnncationB and other dccu'
msnta 20 eater into and mako part Of the sjournas-
q. The price per TOKEN fof pressWork Tor the same