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THE Dan AFTER rHE BArTLE.

SUNDAY MORSISG, s o'clock.-There is
no heavy firing, but an occasional shot BY
the picketss apparently no response BY
the enemy. The report IS they are chang
ing the location of their guns, and have
two gunboats on the York river.
SrSDAY MoRSISG, 9 o'elOek.-The enc
nv are commencing to eTacnate their bat
teries on the right.
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Difficulties and strong men, like strap
and razor, are made for each other.
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COMM1SS1ON MERCHANTS.
W. H SMITH, W. SMITH.
W. HI. & w. SMITH d CO.,
Produce, Commission and Forwarding Mere bant
Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese and Butter
No. II Pine Street. St Louis, Missouri particu
lar attention viii be paid to the sale of Western
Heserve Cheese and Butter. Will make liberal
advances on and render prompt returns for anv
property consigned to them.
Same Parties under the style of McCOAIBS 4
SMITHS, Warren, Ohio
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What parent who has been bereft of a
loved little daughter can read the follow
ing, without bedewing the paper with
tears? The lines are truly pathetic; and,
to us, impressive:
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w. II. HULL 4 co.

Manufactures of Improved Steam Engines, Iron
and Brass Founders and Millwrights, Franklin
Foundry. Corner of Liberty and South Streets.
Warren, Ohio
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Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles Harnesses
: Brides, Martingales Trunks. Whips. Buffalo anC
Fancy Robes, Horse Blankets. Covers, Fly-Nets
&c-, No II. west side Of Main Street, Warren, o.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses Trunks &C.,
Carriage Trimmings. at the Center Of Pennington,
Trumb1l County, Ohio.
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MANUFACTURERS.


Z sPEAR. Z. SPEAR, JR.
EDWARD SPEAR a. son,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber, Rough and
Dressed, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring, Siding
Shingles and Lath No l, Canal Street. Warren, o.
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NOTICE is hereby given, thstb BY virtue Of
~ decree 81 sale, issued from tho once
Of lie clerk II Dubois Circuit Court. sad 70
me directed. will offer for sale at public
auction 70 the highest bidder. for cash IN
hsna. NJ the door Of The court house In tho
town 81 ys~per.nn
MONDAY, May 5, 1862.
between the hours prescribed by lev. the
rents and profits for seven years, o. the FOL.
loving described real estate, situated 10 Du.
hoIs county. tn.wit:
The south half OF ou'-lot number twenty
two ~. 10 The town Of Huntingburg.
And on fai lure to reslize the full amount
Of principal. interest and cost called 70. ~
said execution. will al the same time end
place. and in like manner. sell the fee sim
PIE Of said estate.
Taken IN execution ss the property Of
Michael Jandebear and u. Jsndcbear, ~ tho
suit OF August Ileimcs.
Said sale viii De made without any RELIEF
whatever from valuation or sppraisment
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL S. D. G.
d. t. Lsird a,'y for rrf
Anril 9. 1862-3w 81 30.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part o.
The globe, Is the consequence OF q diseased acton
M the system. induced by the poisonous m,asn,
of vegetable decay. This cxhaiatlon Is evolved
bv The action OF solar heat on wet soil, ana rises
with the watcry yapor from II. While the sun y
below the horizon this ,apor fingers nsar tne
ear,a's surface, and the virus : taken Win y
through Inc lungs into the blood. There y aess
a. m irritating poison on the internal Viscen
n,ld excretnx organs OF the body. The liver De-
comes torpid and falls 70 secrcte NOT oniy inIs
Yirus, but also the bile from the blood. bo.n
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the circnia-
ZION. and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen. the Kidneys, and the stomach sym.
raihize with the liver. and become uisordefcd
Also. Finally. The instinct 81 our organism, -
II in an attempt 20 expcl the noxions Infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body IN inc
internal cxcrctores 10 force them 70 cast Y oul.
TIE b.ooi leaves tho surface. and rushcs 20 me
central organs with congestiyc violence: ms y
he CurrL But In this effort IL falls. Then me
FrvrR follows, In which the blood leaves me
eentral organs and rushes 70 the surface, ns u
a another effort 10 cxpel the irritating. poison
through the other great excrctorv- the skin. ~
this Also Il fails and the system abandons the ~.
tcmrt exhausted. and waits for the recovery OF
strength TO repeat the hopeless EFFORT another DAY
These arc the rts or paroxysns OF FEVER ANp
Acu.. Such constitutional disorder VIII o.
course undcrmin, the health IL it i not removed
We have laborcd 10 find, and have found, III
ant,dotc.
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SElcrii7's Sale.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that BY virtue Of
! y several executions issued from the once
IN he clerk or the Dubois Court Of Common
Pleas and 70 me directed. | will sffes for
sale ~ public suction 70 the highest bidder.
for cash in hand. al the door Of the court
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4 Thomas Brsxtan, administrators Of John 7,
Il TROOPS estate.
Said sale will be made without any relief
! whatever from valuation OF spprsisemen'
laws.
Adams e. Wilson. att'ys for plfs
X April 0, 1SC2-3w 30 90.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralizcs this malarous poison In the
blood, and stimulates The liver 20 expel i from
the body. As II should. so II docs cure ms AZ
fictlve disorder with perfect certainty. And u
dons more. or rather docs what Is Of more SER
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exposed 10 tn, disease. Dnsequcntly u not oniy
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fections which are induced by this malignant
influence. such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb. or Masked Aguc, Periodical Headache,
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious tevcrs, Neuralgia,
Rhcumaiisfn. Gout, blindness, Ioothache, Ear-
ache, Catarrh Asthma Paiptaiions, falniul AZ
fectons OF the spleen, Mysteries, Colic PARALYSIS
and Painful Affections VI the stomach ana bow
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the same end but oftcn life Is not long enough, q
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orFIcERs OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-UENRv A. HoLrHAus.
Anditor--JoHx MEHRiNGEg.
THEODORE SoSnERMASs.
Recorder s rkPHES JERcEE.
SherltF-JoHS WEIKEL.
Coroner--CHARLEs kRArs.
Surveyor = EsJANiS II. KEMP.
HARVEY NIcHoLsoS,
j. b. BIcKwKRmERr, Commissioners
WM. IL. GREEN,
OFFICERS OF BAisrEiDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jas,ices-A. ii. Alexander, NJ. heeIer
, Rose.
Trustee--Kasper John.
ConstabIes- Anthony Eckert, r. Guckes
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Chr Ohio 3tatesnram
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs before RIchm iona.


New YoRK, July ga letter to the Tribune
dated Fortress Monroe, July 5tb, says: Beyond
q few ekirmIshes, In which our troops gained
the advantage, nothing has occurred in the
neigiborhood of Richmond since my last. The
the city, and Gen. Mcclellan is now In q posi-
tion well entrencbed. The apprehension that
the rebels would stretch themselves down the
Peninsula and possibly attempt TO blockade,
with land batteries, the James river, has not as
yet been realized.
Our force at Yorktown is evacuating the
place, and most Of the guns have been burst.
The rebel prisoners do not claim victory,
but confess TO have failed In the object Of their
terrific attack commenced on Thursday of last
week, In which their loss was confessedly much
greater than ours, including many officers Of
high rank.
I A boat came through from Newbern via Nor
folk and the canals yesterday, and returned this
evening.
It'll rumored that Burnside, with considerable
force, was preparing to cooperate with McClel-
Ian. Rumors that he had advanced from New
bern were without foundation.
The statement that Mcclellan has recently
been reinforced by forty thousand men, is an
exaggeration.
Four P. M-The Warner, which left Harri-
sons Landing at ten O'Clock this morning, h6b
arrived. Yesterday our pickets advanced four
or Ave miles from the river and saw no enemy,
who seem TO have mysteriousy retired. 1t is
suggested that Gen Pope will see them next.
There was brisk engagement on Thursday,
In which our troops drove the enemy and cap
tured battery without losing man.
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced his lines down
TO the Chickahominy, and no fears are enter
tanned OF flank movement in that direction.
BY noon to-day Gen. Mcclellan expected to
have his position so fortified as to be able to bid
defiance to the enemy In any shape they might
choose to come.
Gen. Casey has arrived, en- route for Wash
ington.
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Adjournment of Congross.

WAsHInGroN, July Sit is the current be-
lief that Congress will adjourn sine die by next
Monday, the business before 1. being already
reduced to only few prominent measures, all
other matters to be disposed Of without much
controversy a..
The committee Of Ways and Means will have
disposed of all the bills originating therein, by
the reporting of the remaining one makingsddi.
tonsl appropriations, small in amount, for GER
tain civil expenses.
The tariff bill, with the Senate amendment
will be returned to the House tomorrow. The
confscatiOn bill is pending in the joint commit
tee OF Conference.
The soldiers pension and the navy appropri'
alton bills are yet to be definitely acted upon
Unless more important questions intervene. the
session can be easily closed by the time indica
ted,
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New YORK, July 6tb.-It is rumored that the
Navy department. will coon place Commodore
Foote at the head Of the new naval expedition
for which vessels are fitting ous, to consist
chiefly of vessels of the regular navy.
Lieut.. Frank BroWnell, the avenger Of Ellis
worth, was not killed, as has been reported.
Elevn hundred and thirty-seven bales of con.
fscated cotton sold at auction to-day on account
of the government, at 3l@39A cts., bringing
about 5000, 900.
A special to the Post from Washington, says:
Richmond papers of Jaly 4th received and are
full of details of the late battles. They claim
victory on the general result, but admit se-
we're defeat on Tuesday. The Examiner says
fifteen thousand will not cover their Losses in
killed and wounded during the week. The
impression of military men on the Peninsula
was that thirty thousand would be nearer the
number.
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Rebels Think Richmond Cannot be
Taken.

Rebels Think Richmond Cannot be
Taken.
New YoRK, July IAN army letter to the
Herald says that rebel prisoners say that long
before the evacuation Of Corinth troops from
Beauregard's army began TO arrive at Rich
mond, and continued to arrive steady until that
event took place, by which time fifty thousand
had arrived; and that subsequent to the evac-
uation, twenty. FIVE thousand more arrived from
the flower of Beauregard's army. The whole
number of troops at Richmond amounts to full
ly Two hundred thousand. Gen. Lee has the
chief command, and Generals Beaupepard
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Fron the SOuth.

CAIRO, July 9.-The Grenada Appeal of the
Sd says: Large numbers Of Confederate troops
have gone from Tupelo to Water Valley, forty
miles south Of Holly Springs
Breckinridges's division has gone to ViCks-
burg.
A large number Of Mississippi troops have
also gone to Richmond.
Nearly all Government stores have been re-
moved from Grenada. The place Ia occupied
by two or three thousand rebels. They have
burnt all trestle work Of bridges between Mem.
phis and Cold Water. I1a ~
Gen. Hlndman issued an appeal to the peo-
pie OF Arkansas, In which he says he intends to
annoy the enemy In every possible way, and
asks the people 10 do their part,
The Little Rock Gazette OF the 18th ult.,
says the Federals have evacuted Indian Bay and
St. Charles, and the whole lower White river.
and gone In the direction Of Memphis. Gen
Curtis left Batesvile and crossed Black river
and no is supposed to be marching towards
Caiche Bridge, with the view OF reaching the
Mississippi river and Crawley's Ridge.
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rHIREY .sRvRNTH ooNeAEss.
WAsHINoToN, July 4


'os < q, leos WASHINGTON, July z.
loonclualon Of Mondays PrOOeedngH.l
SENATE. .--On motion Of M. Grimes, the bill
supplementary to the act for the release OF per.
sons held to service or labor In the District Of
Columbia, was taken up and passed,
On motion of Mr.. Foster, the general pen.
sion bill was taken up and passed. ss
The bill to provide provisional governments
in certain places, was taken up.
Mr.. Ten Eyck could see no necessity for the
passage of the bill at all. II would only inter.
fere with the rights Of States and recognize
the doctrine Of secession. These are as much
States az ever, and this thing Of the govern
ment Of these States, should be loft 70 work H.
self out. s.l,si - .. - a -..4 ll Z. ssf s-l-
Me-. Powell denounced the bill as unconstitu-
tionai, reducing tho States TO provinces, tend
ing to disunion BY destroying sovereign States,
and yindicatiug the Consultation, which guar.
antees q republican form OF government Il
every State, .4e
A long debate ensued, without action.
After executive session; the Senate adjourn
ed, GEA Ay I Lvs1 4Aa N
HousE.--Mr, Diven hoped Congress would
pass the bill he had introduced proposing II
muster the slaves into the service for sntrench
ing, siege service, etc, guaranteeing them thei
freedom. Congress had better adjourn and &
home, and members here. lead or follow thsl
constituents to the field. x, ~ .ig,es
Mr.. Diyenb request was granted.
| on motion Of Mr.. Watts, alresolutIon wa
adopted instrucling the Judiciary committee b
inquire into the expediency Of ascertaining III
amount Of property captured from the people Q
| New Mexico and the general Government In th
latter territory, BY the authority Of Texas, an
providing for the ConfiScation Of %. much 0