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dose or two Of your Pulls. 1t seems to arise from 0
sfoul stomach. which they cleanse at once. - ~
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" kfsE a. Clerk of Steamer LzdTton.
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From a Forwarding Merchant Of Sc. Louis,

1856.
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Is great in medicine They have cured my little
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AS q Family Physic.

From DR.. E ". Cartwright, Neto Orleans.
3 Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their ex-
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They are mild, but very certain and eectual in their
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Dysensery, DiarPIsea, Relax,

FROM DR.. j. G. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had O long trial in nv practice
and hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi
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LOCAL. NEWS.
Hrw YORK ANo THE VICINITY.

Tus ACCtnrNr ~ ID STRLEr.-The fol-
10 ins the u.n's Of The injured ty the falling Of
the saus o. ',r 'sth Precinct ss,ion 11use John
nuedy, sgrd L., ny 'oa o widow fcai. CharIes
H.rnT'Ar. ag,i l., right leg br ken and badly IN
81 IN the head Terence Dlyl,n, ag,i 30, dead Eliza
O'f.I,n, lcne'in broken, head lai.S Gu; Francis
Erli,h-, 10. 'srbiy injured ia "a and head an old
lnAn, nrlio unsnown, dead, wac horribly cn aud
msnrltd a woman, name uutuosn, dead.
rorprrrw ,ltoY -tei.A hcli inque-u at Bellevue
h,.p'lion tic joIirs ofI9hu K,nuciy, hoy nearly
/. .ear, ofac and Terence Blylo, lad only IL years
ola. who wcrc sslcd by the accident. After hearing
a. he ;c..lm,ry, tie lury rendered verdc', that
the de-, ID parties cam 10 their deaths b. on. Of
thp wA VI tn ls'h Ward station houte fAl Ia on
til H. Ju!y n. 1863. E.1iy lived At l2O East 22d
-; and Boyle az III Last 22d street. Several Of
70 e'akeq irom the run, are lyinE In . very dan
pefou, condition. Il believed that oil OF thr uuior
tun,t- person. have been taken f,om the iuins
No ORDERS iVr the renewal Of the drat ~
;hisC.ty had been received up to q late LllI 4s'
.iyst No aIso,r has y,t b "a received fro W ,'h
&c.. n from Gov No gan AMI abe comm.t'o, Of ~hi'h
10 - chairman, Ia relation 10 thu suo' II th.T
l-!-son :, N" i'rc,ideu' r.,peg'iuf he draft
A. lNCtpEST oF TiIE iIfr NTGatT MAssA-
O., Among She wound d ms IN III" hr cen
va .taloE iiou,e on the morning 81 20 shoo.ins
NHfJ UIH 81 pN"ur, eAili only rlfhi )eNis age
nho wss thot In the right srm II ~ quite paten1-
!y on hs .eit side and only moan . when his arm
va touched. Our reporter secins hT 30 helpless
nkcl were b., par ut' h'rd, al hav'Lg obtained
the Necessary Information srt opt to ooE for them,
and was ,uccesfui after about an hours The
f,ther 1, stout able man, aud as ia. marx Of .
bu lot wound over h, rsEt ey,, shoh he rccclv d
while 10 the Sasy lie could .osctl believe tina, his
child wss shat, aud remarked thai the soldiers must
have meant mI.ehief or they would not have fred so
los % to hit eLild lac that lie $50 stated that
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The Indian Espeditiou not to be Abandoned
-Ltdc Grow wants TO be Let Alone

Ihs following 10 from the CHICAGO raip-~s
~ Paul, .IulV ~, 1869, The delayed mail from
ven. slble e1pcd'ign has s-r,vrd, brirrirs a..
vlces TO th, 9Th inst. RE to,r. have marched sbol
10 mle,, ard are no- enrsmpcd on Chr ,,unr rt,tr
.atins ths srrivsl OF 'uppy tram from tott Ah-f
1r"uihie. Ihsy arc po' sav again IN motion now
10 mee auu animals hsvr Suffered considerable
o-'ns tc drouth, hut IN. - ..n,nt thst IL ,ss IN
esoDt,mplaion to abandon the expedition is sl,hot.
Liiuc Grows message, through Gov pau., h,.
fcschrd zen. Sihev. lie thinks tn h.nsne and
imprisonment 81 his WARRIOR. h - hc n q .ulei,n,
on set iof the Ind murders And ~i.i, 20 =, 3 the
alone. w w
The colder have buried number ~ bcai,. of p.r
fell by the Indians 1race. Of Ini,an, h.,r l. T.
seen tut the o iy I've one discover VS. an Inl "a
scout belons ne 20 the -,rcLtoa. whom -,iusd 4
soldiers vaisntly captured. Al the .mtu ,ifrat,
aud lskss have dricd up. aud the par.i. n,rrh-s
TO . crust, lire. have nun over gr,st r,i,u, a.
country, but nN~tthstandins this, the p,pcd.t on
s VII push on - tons - human and sn'u.sl endurance
We have report here TO day Of man bcins .hst
Np ind sns tour miIes from n Minurapo.,. The :
protabiy the same once whose camp fire, vrte rec nj.
seen company for indisn cspcdiilon numb r
tro Ihntehs leaves here 10 MORROW fo foit Su, ling
Nncre thcy VII be AIMED aud ~qut. ped.
region the stat has decided to call 70 smother com
Esny OF si,y day scouts, at compensation OF two
doIars per day
The se,lps bounty order will bsrevos.i II v-i.
eued during ihc interim betveea Gov. Ramsey. re,
NnAuon ana the arrival Of Gov. swift, - ihat ~,
~Ie vltnally without . Governor. Our Eastern
,, w tnereioro ind thsir comments OF tArtar
An Indian hunt took place si1 mill. from st Re
sss thn we's. Three we're seen. ono / lied
IN that region not sarmed aud tah and act a. #
NY we're ocaIs and wolves that we're destoying the
ps iney form circle and run them do~na IA '
.ouiu foH mere are 100 soldiers ia IN .e woe =.
IN soniop 70 settlers and the few indisn- ,heIe
10" W DO Aiiisd on ia the course Of . month.
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The very important changes ordered to be made In
the splendid steam fris.r Niarars arc smo.t entire
" fni-hed aui tLst vessel ~l be reported ready for
service IN few dnys. 6'ri no more like the siest
ottc ship in her prc,n n. hapc, than ons OF our new
iron Nadr Nearly a the rtrkins reculiaiti,s Of the
hull have ,n dsn, away With, the graceful bul
all gons aI. 'he long spar deck 10 more. Indeed,
all the upp =. 'iI4 Of thu ctat has been removed
and she p,'s'nts the appearance of huse steam.
boat. An .rmAmCLt 10 In c.nfse cf preparation for
her a. the Iosto Navy Yard and viii soon BE- IN rs
place Her machinery has been ~ much imWov d.
that Il is expected sho viii be abe to riean very iat
Tho internal srsnxemsuts u tho .u'r de'n are
better than before. and Il I, 20 be huci that IN
her nc~ shl p. she oil he successui. Ia" Niagara
wa. the LARGEST mnnn, war In the ord When she
built aud here 10 nor M voodru ,v,l y.,, nfoat
OF greater ,onrsse. sn va built by Ioo.gH Bts-tN
and msdr two t'.' IN connection ~ith the Atlantic
CR'l-, e-ios t-slrs some negroes back TO Africa.
hi, is nil the c" Of any eguence, performed
hy her. s.hoa.h IA cost n" oountr" ovt million
dollar. It s.ai she VIII be sont W the Med.:s:rs-
n. u, -lru { q. p,o'ti.
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Am ns the curios lea Of the dram In Philaicipha
10 yo' ug gentleman Who has fase teeth and 4. not
able to pay the three hundred dollar. for exemption
His want Of natural teeth would clearly exempt him,
hu =, ~" he p-rfcct ly horrifyins to HI. f-.ls. TO
younr m.n in 'h, city, -o had banied together % 70
atY IN h drat,sd my ons o. ,Hr ,bs
nnmb'r Ia, been drasn: The sun 100 y II have
the pocte, Of -orhy .uh.itutss ?, have pa,rio,ism
enough TO -tcp forward now that the country needs
Inc draf for Hartford. Conn, was completed on
honds. The drsit i9r the country towns OF he dis
Thr pr prietoi. OF a large Dir, good, e,tsi hu-u,
: iann,,n' Mas, and all the employees were ''s1b-
Tho most Rev. Dr, irimon. Catholic Bishop NJ p4f
f.lo has isuei an addre,s csllir upon the op "
men who have arrayed hem..lve, aHnins' la o. y
York, and who tor heir crimes must e' 'hc fliur
sspW fon,e'sIeo ,hs "fn f.; msH', n
lives through mad olenec, II force i. rc,,r'.lto.
An eIehanse IN relation 20 dratci u, n. 'rt-: In
sons, 10 order To procure suh'ttu, ,uc' ., ysr,.
IN NJ tubstiute will receive the whole oi 90, s9'd
tor.i sf s.G3 = 1u 'ltats. % Who a@ ,,n ~ M i"5 n5
vidusl' Me entt.s also to the "A - t-n' 'hcttvero
indi vidua! ior HON they are .un 'utad
All colared msn enroll d under tho ~ rr'., 1r-n
a.,Rss, aid con- i.o H. ~, ,' .,
regimen comps NJ re.r' o-r,si.,i IA 'I.- e..
sen, 70 the off .isI y ,-'-'raus sni is,i" "'f'
land. Cooird ron ciIp', D.. 4 uu.y.f- p. Atr o b
khod" Lizard, AZ the ca-p 81 ;ht II. G u AN
o,%,dh ws,h ',gss, ns,., AZ oISd ',ry 'iE ,, GI nd
thought, " n BE- r"nd-SY0n ~ ~ " 'rHtor.
h, The Ci.v fsGyS.. EN aH,, lay 4 .'rn r2i | 40 "r
tha; II email b. m. 1853 70. fo l'fi ty tA' luv.
quota, haze be n a. '.u e. hay, '. '.". Ic roe.
iurn she uI2 10 o. n.u 80 III -,,ilt an 4. 7
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Tie staten Island RIots

Atthe request Of the citizen. " staten Island, .
patrol o' fiv u the 18th n Y Cavalry have been
sched to preserve the peace the citizens engaging
to irnsh the horace " theT csuno, he otherwise OBJ
tsned. Ord'r now comparatively fe,tored. and no
rSnesh OF the disturbances I, anticipated. The
cofon~'s Jury on the body Of the desi soldier walsh
dec!ardthc attach on the soldiers uncslled for, but
another ury on the remains OF Murphy ordered Of
The officers In chsrse OF the soldiers into custody by
order Of Cot Lansing N M.itsry Court OF Inquiry will
assemble to day, at 10 A. n, ct New Dorp to inves
tsate the trouble st Nanderbil,s LANDING
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From North Carolina.
KHneditian lnsn ska Int.rl~.

Feobern, \. C., July ls.--A esvsry expedition
III here this morning, which will penetrate the inte
nor for dis Ance Of hundred milss or more, and
before this " publishrd, its misson viii be accom-.
D'shed' which includes extensive railroad bridges,
snveI' aud railroad connections. Gen Potter, Chief
q MAJOR Cen Fosters stah, 10 IN command. lie 10
scoomp>n.ed BY MAJOR Cole, the cavalry hero Of this
~. TN. mt, which mAkss Gen. Potter. success
asubty Gre.
Tho recent enlargement Of Major Gen. Fosters
stnrnAnd, which no" embrace, r ehmond. 10 eonsid
Gsd equivalent to the speedy fall Of that city.
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Operations Against Richmond.
Interesting City Intelligence.
Gen. I. Grants Movements.
Capture OF jackson, etc,

g. Lo'tN July 9s.-The RrrunLicAS Of this city
- the following special dispatch.
hcnphn July 2O-By sn arrival from below "a
hvs Nat shsE dates Of the 18th. Jackson Of ,h, 18Th
snd vieisburs Of the 18th 'ust Con sherman or
Aered charge on Gen. Johnstons forces on Friday.
snt hsy had 90 far sscaped that ssptarins them va
'sus Of the question. We only got few srassler,
~ guns and some ammunition. A portion Of Gen
pherma ans army 10 nov in Jackson which 10 hi, head
0isrerA While the remainder are on its vay bach 10
Ciokshu-u
Sisht stesner left vicksburs on the 9th fnstspt
~ Sssehez having board 200 soldiers upd., ths
>sHnmsod Of cen. Ransom On arriving he captur,d
Sve rebel OF. and crossing the river he eaptured
battery of nine Guns four Of which vere ten pound
- raHot''s He then marched bach into the country
nine mtiss, and captured "a, boIes Iof smmuni,ion
Sud nine more Guns. The rebels fed In eonstsrus-
0on. On returning TO Nstehez be found 1000 head
u Terss cattle and 1000 hos,hesds Of sugar. all Of
which he took possession Of name Of the United
'Soastss.
The 'tssmen Lor'sville and Elmirs, captured NJ
rebe BED River, sr II At veksburs on the ilth inst
GRANTS DISPATCHES
Veksotro, July lo-Aa,or- General HlIerk, Gen
Oul m Chtr;-General Sherman has Jsck,on In
visited, from the Pearl River on the north 70 the
ever on the south. This has cut on many hundred
en- nom the Confedersey '. sherman ssys hs h..
JSDrse enough, and foe apprehension about the re-
:, Glt
Finding that Yaxoo City'vas being fortified, sent
Sen Heron there Nth his division. lie captured
ssvral hundred prisoner, one ,.s.mbos,, five piece,
heavy artillery and all the public .torss fell into our
SAnds. The enemy burned three steamboats, on the
euSroseh Of the gunboats The DeKalb Wa blown II
- ank In 10 fset q water By the explosion Of tor.
DsSo. U. 8. GBArr. Major General.
pScksbuSv, Mas, July ls.-hdjor General B "
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Ab.urdi,ie. Of tn. C.n.cripr,on Ln,,

The '.NrA notwithstanding is lauirt a ,. :h,
Conscu p;on Law, thus exposes soue o. ~
ditDes
Thare are many oOeent reasons why the Conc -
tiun Act thOuld be construed literally. I.rlr
m irh nat tsp 'nsl Ia II, tharActcr aud iacidcn
p,Gus sal lsrr por,iun Of th cOmmuuiy q ,uNlt
I. su ulr,rtalu'y b tore ne names ar" dtRru Au
atef hey are Gtpvn ~ ELsv. idgbly iuni,t-A %
7moYn OF hardship upon III usnnds OF Hpf h. IN y ,
lhd vi ~ Vs. iHstlaiv, OF ui9io .Wp.ra.c thh
~ h!nrs n tAat, OWING 70 he magui' "a, Of u
srgglt rhcn has call tor u, II l., ia the "y's oi
arg NrupI - the population, novel, AM maj
has sup cr.edyd d, we're crtAlni, tep-iod more yeIA
tious, and would, if carried out have inflicted ten
fold gIester hAtdhips. Bu then they never we're en-
forced .ptcsuso We have before bsen enc!ed ~
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The t'uIou rrpv~ Cssventior.

Sa'd'ooa- Jsip "a The Unou state Committee,
WI meet here tom ,rro-, TO call state Convention
\ 'ull meeting eIpccted. II. K Lo~, the Chsir.
men l'aac Sherman, Isaac Fuller, Ed-ard pcid,
nen. fied and walter l. Sessions, are no~ here
Thny mon mon are here, among -hom are W-r A
nNt OF ~. lawrence; A. Hutchnss Of O-la1n,: T.
m ReIford, Of Chenanso. rhoms. n Carroll, / Il.
,neynoids, Ward Hun, Roscoe Coaklins, Geo so I.
Pierce, AleIsnder s. Juhueon.
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General Order No. go. foru The War department.
place. tho officers psmed bco~ on tho retired lat
from the Hrs, Of su, n-rt. This will sE;ain tho
causes of certain oh which occurred In Nov lorh
recently.
Ma zen John " Wool B''s. Gen. william q.
usfney Bfcset Brig Gen HaiyeV BTo~n. Colonel
tinb artillery; Col Jp,in p,nr ck, lfs artillery
Col ChAs :. Merchant, Fourth artillery Lieut. Col.
Martin Bake, I Ahd artillery.
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bribery Casc.-The Int storu

Albany Judy 92.-hr. John T. Nafe~ ssve bail to.
doy' to answer the charge Of having offered ASSN.
olymsn os~aid Of Albany County. sgo1 tovot for
the Broadway Rail Read Bill, and $50 after us PAS.
hse.
The late rsins have caused heavy ss-asse to the
Croofed LAKE. Canal. on which navigation 10 tempo
farily suspen ended
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Movements of Morgan.

Cincinnati, July 29.-Morssn, With about sve hun
ned men, sneamped near Macarthur, vinton Co.,
ohio' last night. At half pas, ave this morning he
~ within . mile Of vinton, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad.
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Philadelphia, July a2.-Ths subscription reports
ne ,A!e Of sI,2O72oo Fivs Tssnties st the various
ssseis. Throughout the Union. Bond, are being de-
NAred 10 July Sd.
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EurOpch News,

Tho Aniess mails arrived In this city last night
from Portland. Tho news has becu anticipated by
telegraph from Cape Race.
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-&nEa lIEnaAqh,V
THE BATTLE OF THURSDAY.

On what spectacle the sun of Thursday
rose, the memory Of OF least that portion of our
forces who Witnessed IL from Gem etery Hill will
linger forever. From 1t, crest the muzzles Of
fifty cannon pointed toward the hills beyond the
town. From the bluffs to the right and left sd.
ditional artillery ffowned, and away on either
eide, in graceful and majestic curve, thousands
Of infantry moved into battle line, their bayo-
nets cleaning like eerpents' scales !, The roofs
Of Gettysburg in the valley below, the riffs OF
woodland along the boriers Of Rock creek, the
orchards far down on the left, the fields green
aud beautiful, In which the cattle were calmly
grazing, composed scene of such peace as Il
appeared was never made to be msrred by the
clangor of battle. strolled out to the ceme-
terry ere the dew was vet melted from the grass,
and leaned against monument to listen TO the
singing of birds. One note, milder than the
rest, had just broken from the throat of an ofi-
ole in the foliage above me whom tho sullen
rattle OF musketty on tho left told that AklF.
mishing had begun, Similar firing soon npen-
ed along the entire rebel line, and although no
notable demonatration was made during the
forenoon, IL was, apparent that the enemy was
feeling our strength preliminaryto to some de-
cisive effort. ~ 81, tr ni'
The day wore on full OF anxious .suspenss. /.
II Was not until o'clock In the afternoon that
the enemy gave voice in earnest.
I HE then began heavy FIRE on Cemetery Hill.
II. must not be thought that this wrathful fire
was unanswered. Our artillery began to play
within . few moments and hurled back defiance
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THE BATTLE or FRIDAY.

As one who stands in tower snd looks down
upon lengthy pageant marching through 0
thoroughfare, fnds 10 impossible ct the close to
recall in order she appearance and the Incidents
of the scene, 80 ], who eft this evening on o
camp-ssool beside the ruins Of the monument
against which leaned listening to the robin Of
yesterday, find II impossible to recall with dis.
tincsness the details Of the unparalleled battle
just closed. The conflict, Wsged BY one hun
dred and sixty thousand men, which has occu-
pied with scarce an interval Of rect the entire
days, from four A. M until six O'Clock this
evening, contains 90 much, 90 near, and such
voluminoue matter OF interest 90 one mind can.
not grasp without time for reflection.
This last engagement has been the iieroegt and
most sanguinary of the war. Il was begun Al
daylight by General Slocum, whose troops, mad
dened BY the loss Of many comrades, and eager
to retrieve the position lost b. them on the pre-.
ceding evening, advanced and delivered q de-
structive fire against the rebels under Ewell.
That Generals entire force responded With
charge that is memorable even beyond those
made by them yesterday, Il was desperation
against courage! The FIRE Of the enemy was
mingled with yells, pitched even above its
clangor They came on, and on, and on, while
the national troops, splendidly handled and well
posted, stood unshaken 10 receive them. The
fire with which they did receive them was 10
rapid and 90 thick as to envelope she ranks Of
ils deliyerers with D pail that ahut them from
slght during the battle which ragged thsncsfor-
ward for six dfeary hours. Out Of this pail no
atfaggler came to The rear. The line SCARCELY
ainchsd from its poAltion during the entire CON.
fict. Huge maases Of rebel infantry threw them
selves into II again and again In vain. Rack.
40 ball hurled against Q rock, those masses
Ifecpiled, and were reformed 10 be hurled anew
lagainstit with fefceness unfruitful Of succesu
fruitful Of carnage, as before. The strong
position occupied BY General Gesry, and mat
held by General birnoy, met tho first and hard
esl assaults, but only tell back short dis,nnoa
before fearful odds, t0 .se-AdvAnoo, = 800.
sumo and 70 h0la Their PLACES n company
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THE BATTLE or "WEDNESDAY.
HnApQuARTERs Army OF THs PoToMAc. }
Near Gettysburg, Saturday Evening. JuIv

n One Who has been 10 the presence, who now
ats among the echoes, and whose brain teens
with rushing memories Of q conflict 60 recent
and 90 vast, may we'll pause before attempting
to Indicate its magnitude or describe its prog
ress. Rash ss the advance Of General Rev
nolds has been pronounced BY many brother Of
ficefs who now lament his death, question
whether It was not after oil for the best. Il
served % onoe 90 reconnaissance showing the
ensmy's exact position and probable force, and
90 check upon any offensive movement which
that enemy might have been intent upon. Il
secured the Army Of the Potomac the oom-
manding position on Cemetery Hill, from which
the battles Of the, two Succeeding days were
chieAy fought, and which, had the rebel COM
mandsr anticipated the engagement, he would
douhtless have secured fot himself, Not less,
peshaps, than the skill Of the Generals who
diteoted the battle on our side, gave us the vic
Itory. Whep, therefore, Tho, heroic First corps
and lie tAted commander placed themselves in
the,terrIble dilemma Of ednesday morning,
they won D kn6wledge by their sacrifice worth
AL she Worldtc rs thereafter. The corps
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Eagle Drug Store.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE-
known Eagle Drug Store (corner Of High and Rich
streets), formerly kept BY his deceaSed brother,
Iarnst schueller, was sold BY order Of the Probate
Oourt Of franklin county, o., and was purchased By
him, and that the business will be Continued on his a
count, under the management Of his son.in.law, d,
1rnst Schueller.
ID. DEESs viii promptly and carefully compvund
and be glad TO wait not only on all the for
mer friends OF hesaid Ernst echueer, but also on a.
many new customers may favor the business; and he
undersigned shall try to keep up the good name Of the
bubness By having hand only tho bes articles usually
Kept n Drug Store, and hopes thereby to satisfy the
! ~ '~ AUGUSTUS ,. soHUELLER, y
colambus, o., June 81, 'ss-d&vim 'ss""
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lOnrlTreops 0cclpy fHagerssown

NEW Yoak, JulE,S|;M5iT5s Herald's special
from Frederick, Nd, July 8, ssys: II is relis-
bly, reported chat our troops oecupisd Hsgers-
town to-day after o fight No particulars.
r,asos% ssn "a sh ai,;n" ,hs TSs 1ssai nap
posed to be moving between iWbliamsport and
SharpsburgaT NV 5v slqosr 9dl or9re ;
o. It is generally thought there will ba o de-.
oisive battle to morrow or next day. eiFiif2e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

Nav, YoRK, July ga special to the Herald
from Beavenwor.h. July g., ssys:7 Oh Sunday,
the 5sh, Gen. Blunt, with all the cavalry ho
could raise, started from Fort SCOTT TO FolG
Glhsaa In Tthe Indian tarriiory.. Information
received at, HeAdQpsrters District of the From
tier, shows that Col. Phillips's Indian brigade
ID hard pressed by the snemy,iNbo sIepSrted
seven thousand strong. &. Three Infantry regi-
ments are marching TO rsihfor6si Col. Philips.
Gen, Blunt. took no traip, aud will, Cross tns
Arkansas and offer battle. u W lhf dl3J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10


D New YoRK, July ga special to the World
from Harritburg, July 8, 10 P. M, says:l Re-
ports are rife here tonight Of an advance OF
part Of the rebel forces again down the Cum
berland valley, TO strike Gen. Couch's army.
The Times' speciai from Ffsdgrick, Nd, 8 h,
sassssa The tptal npmhsrlof prisoners captured
reported at the Pfovo;t. Marsha, Generals Office
mn 70 last night, including wounded, is i'd The
vicinity of eleven thousand. There b DC tltith
in the story OF gteatSsmounis of artillery CAT
tured BY us. ---
ionAbout stHo-thifdss Of theI huyisi partieGseat
out 10 bury rebel dead have made reiusns. The
number reported BY them thus far, ID 1850 The
total cannot fall under $500, 5tiIcudi1g th0se
Of Wednesdays fghtg Mhich. the snamy nihlaslf
iburied.f Our ioggesces to-day repurtrd eepi-
oficislly, foot up IL. 600 killed. wounded Ana
missing. The 81 corps loses 4400 ;the 5sli cjfps
23zf, the l2th corps $50; the 2d corps i400O.
i,fhe balance have not yet obisineds 1IiesaIs
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