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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

WE were in error in locating the row at
the Photographic saloon Of Mrs. Persons
over the store Of M Mollon. The difficulty
occurred At the rooms named, but in the
block owned by Mr.. MOreband, and over the
shoe store Of J. Black. a7
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Masters SALE.
TAsTFRs sALR.-Pursuant to

NTASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
lV cOmr1an1 Of 3 decretal orderof sale rom
ne ,5o1rt or ounou Pleas Of Cuyahogl county.
on o, a. the suit of George Worthlngton against
Havel W. Bingham end others, to me directed,
1 shall expose for sale at public Ruet on, at the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland
on the 3Ist day OF August, ls63, at II O'Clock A.
NJ the following described premises Situate
iu the city Of Cleveland, being number seven IN
the 18th range OftOwnshps IN ths Connectle1t
IA also in the county of CuyshOga, and IS known
as lot No. in block No in ten scre lot NO.
I39 being thirty feet ten inches IN Font and rear
on fbe n0rtherly side of Lake street 10 said city
and one hundred feet deep, agreeable % the
survey Of Ahaz Merchant, December IL, 1880, re-
corded in Book U, page so, Cuyahoga county
Records.
49, isss LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
| - ,,-,r . At+or,ev aupl ass
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bat do oar duty, as public Journals, when We
ask those Of our readers who raise stock and
who have home articles Of mechanical ingenu-
fly on sale, to prepare in tine for the great
sts show, and By having their articles en-
tered and on hand in time, to secure good
location for the one, and to have the other in
good condition to take the eye Of those wish
ing to improve their stock CT to cultivate
their fields well, in the absence Of a portion
thsir farm heIp.
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sALE.-Inpursuance Of an

MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance Of an
nv order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas ofCuyahOgs County, Qhlol ln tn9
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Flalntin, ana
Warsaret Montgomery, Defendant, 70 me a.
rectsa, shall expose for sale at the door o. & ne
Court House, in the city ofClevean 1, on the I'm
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit: -,
Situated in the township ef MiddlebuIgh, IN the
county Of Cuyahoga, State Of Ohio, and . known
a. mart Of Fraction E, in the village OF berea,
bonnde ed,commencing at the sOuth-easteorner ol
Alexander Laird's lOt-thence south three ehaln5
70 a stake-thence south sT54 east enalns ana
's5ks to A stake-the zee north To- west one
On "a t,Vo links to a stake-thence north -
obai1 a., ~iace Of beginning containing 4-lOO
east to the r meet s9 aiA ies'A "a sN'eS-' -
scres r,s.9 u ~ lsi1.si Zoo 90. vM V. TOUsLEY,
Pi'179N ter Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

o. 8. CoURT.-A Petit Jury has been
summoned for the U. s. Circuit Court, Sep
tember Term. The following are the mem
bers of the Jury; --.e
Lorenzo s. Ball, soIon, ouyshoga Co.
Simeon L. Hunt, Warren, Trumbull Co
Isaac s. Gardiner, BellefOntaihs5 logan
Co. a-lfssrf -gT-
william g. Lee, Lima, Allen Co. -,--
D. Powers, WoodVille, Ssndusky Co. %
James Brown, Harlem, Carroll Co.
Jacob Beard, Canheld, Mohoming Co.
Allen B. BsvsrstOck, Lexington, Riehland
Co. -saa-- -isils.-
George Sheldon, Mantus, Portage Co. .5
John Powell, Napoleon, Henry Co.
John ". Paine, Republic, Seneca Co.
b. NJ. Chapman, Euclid, cuyahoga Co.
VIM. Sawyer, St. Mary, Auglaiss Co.
Richard Mott, Toledo, Lucus Co.
John Lugenbeel, Akron, Summit Co.
BENJAMIN Hartley, Salem, COlumbians Co.
Stephen NJ. Ogden, Tifin, Seneca county.
Frederick Sears, NorWslk, Huron county
Daniel Sherman, SaybrOOk, Ashtabbla
county.
county.
Daniel Warren, Concord, Lake county.
Herman Bly,. Elyris, LOrain county.
Ashahel Msdbury, Youngstown, Mahouing
WsroOtt, FipdIsy, Hancock county.
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PLANINa MILL.

NEW PLANNING MILL.-THH
IN underuigned having thoroughly rsatssd the
FLAMING MILL,
lormerIy oocupisd By J. 7. Percival on Elm-st.,
NJ tEide T,esr Stanley and Graham's Pail EaotOrI,
4 . oIT pre;ared todo Planning, Circular and Scroll
: wing, Wood Turning, and Mouldinsz.
m0reh5;R& ASAs.bhVWAi A8shS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

Simpson ls, beyond all question, suPeno'
artist, and We sdTiss those wishing 20 get . ans
Tkeness to call upon him. visit to his ga
Iery, No. SIS Superior street, viii richly rePss
hrll ~ssi-.- s~H ut-suqey 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

lust RECEIVED, Ar THB ClEvE
81 LIND HAZaAR-Whife Chafk ard Steel Be d
Eefs Ch,rry and scarlet Velvet Ribbon, Black I'm
h-pidsrs Braid. Dress shields. fine ag ortment Of
wax Babies, Mcdaniel Toys, Pap-r D La, &c.
AhES 4 MILLS.
lalTE 96l sEPpriQr-st.
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Ny, MONEY mARKRT-AuEust 8.

[BI TIKI EGRAPH.l
lIoney-Continues easy 81 596 p cent.
SIerilng Exchangs-A little easier. Selling at
l4Oagi4I.
Gold-Irregular and unsettled. Opening at IN,
advancing TO Z2s, declining 10 ~ and closing nrm
AL IS
Government stocks-Flrm. United Ltates
skies Of 1851, coupons Oo4 9li 73O Treasury Notes
lU6S One year certificates yYts-
state 5LoCks-A1issJuri sIXes 7l4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

HUDsoH's UHRIVALLED TooTH PASTE, Is
winning for itself unboundsd praise where
ever introduesd.--sOld by Druggists and
Dentists generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

PERsoNAL.- Colonel Voris Of the eth
Ohio, who was wounded at Morris Island,
was at the American last night. He goes to
hia, home in Akron this morning. Colonel
VOris has been almost constantly in active
service during the two years of war, and has
borne the part Of good officer at ali times
and places. The following notice Of Colonel
VOris we clip from the New York Tribune
"oolOnel A. G. Voris of the 67th Ohio,
was wounded in the left side. He led his
regiment on the night of the 18th. The col
ora Of his regiment we're planted on the par
apet Of Fort Wagner, and remained there
until they were cut into ribbons, and when
the command came to retire, the color-bearer
Sergeant Mcdonald, though wounded three
times, brought the oOloTs safely back. He II
not expected to live. Colonel VOriS took in
20 action three hundred men and officers, and
one hundred and forty were killed, wounded
and missing. The Colonel raWled under
the lee Of the beach as we'll as he could,
making for our rifle pits, in one Of which he
remainsd until assistance reached him.
Captain h J. Crane, OF the 9th Ohio,
reached the psrapet on Fort Wagner, where
he was shot. When wounded, he rolled
down into the moat, and remained there for
three quarters Of an hour. He finally crawl
ed about half 3 mile, when two Of his men
assisted him to his tent.
Msior Butler, Of the same regiment, now
in command, did not receive SCRATCH al-
though be was one Of the last to leave the
Port.
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HUMAN HAIR GOODS
HOTELS.

DIRCH HOUSE-I24 WATER-Sr.
I'D Cleveland, Ohio. Thls House is nov open to'
tbe reoeltun Of Guegta and the Travelling Public gen
eEay It % convenient % the Depots n the centrs
q blEine18 and Easy oi access every way.
- strlngerg viii flnd lt quiet House a. the very
cF prics Of ONE DOLLAR Psr day.
II. BIRQH a u
arris 81 PrOprtetora
ma MANHAPTAN HOTEL.-NOE. g,
lNN 8. and Murray-St- second door non Brold-
w, opposite the Perh- heT Yors- HuERins 4 rlius
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

Military NOTIcE.-The Captains Of the
several volunteer companies Of infantry in
the city, and enrolling committees Tor all
companies not yet complete are requested to
meet the Military Committee this morning
at 10 o'clock ct the once Of Hsrriek 4 Bar
Der.
Business Of importance to the Organiza-
tion Of the city regiment will be considered
WM..B. CASTLE, Chairman.
n. BARBER, Secretary.
August 4th, 1883. aug4:4ol
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TOBACCO AND sEgARs,
TORACCO and sEGARe,

4. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
1874 Water-St., [Ccrner Of Pins,l New York
Tobacco and eegn-s carefully selected Tor eXplrIa
ton Dealers and TobEcconists Will md II % their
interest 70 call or communirats by letter. Inc best
brands in any quantity at lower rcss than any 9th
ar hnuap lnnela-lZ
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Lorenzo s. Ball, soIon, ouyshoga &c.
Simeon L. Hunt, Warren, Trumbull 90.
Isaac s. Gardiner, BellefOntaiho, logan
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FLAGS, BANNERS AND UOLoRs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in besi
vie on short notice. G. ". CRowELL 4 Co...
mavlG,45l I'll Superior St
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Omce-Lymsn's Block. rear the Court House
0Ievaisn5, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
an D. G. lan5l:tf
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M A RIM E.

PoET OF OLHvHLAND, August 3
EETEBED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
5tmr City Of Cleveland, wilkins, Bayfield,.
Prop Michigan, Stewart, Marquette.
Prop Oleau Driscoll, Uunkirks
Pr Q UuyahORa, Kelly, Bufa o.
Prop Portsmouth,, Traverse, Buffalo,
Prop Equinox, snow, Buffalo.
Prop ChieagO, Penny, Buffalo.
prop Plym utn, Dixon, Buffalo.
Prop New York, Mo roe, Dunktrk,
Prop Michigan, ROllo, tgdensbuIg.
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, bunalO.
Bark De SOta, blcLsOd, MarQnette.
Brig IroQuOls, Becker, Saginaw
Schr n. r. DOrr. Childs, MArquette.
Ecow n c., HagerdOn, Port Huron.
ScoW Monas Mallory Rely's Island
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
rop Meteor, Ryder. Lake superior.
Prop TiOgA, SissOn, Budalo.
Prop hicagU, PEN y, hicag0-
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, Chicago.
Prop Michigan, kolio, Toledo.
Prop New York, Monroe, Toledo.
Prop klmira, Thorn, Toledo.
Prop Plym ut !, Dixon, Chi~ago,
Prop hQuinox, snow, raDduRky.
Prop Portsmouth, Traver.s, SanduskT.
S.hr Rapid, TWitche l. Ham lton.
schr Alfred A len, Holling, Buffalo.
Schr E. P. DUrr, Childs, Marqustts.
scoW n. c., Hagerd n, Detroit.
Scow Gen. Pierce SWeeting, Monroe.
Scow Gen. re Il, Blanchard, Port Clinton
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H. D. CLARK, Plaintiff AttOrney.
iuIvIO.452.

MASTERS SALE.-Pdrsuant 70 the
N command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county
Ohio, At the zuit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Fieeta @. Hsves and Silas s. Stone, 70 me d.
reetsd. I shall expose for sale at public auction.
at the door Of tHa Court House IN the CITY oI
cleveland, on the 18th day Of August, lSoS, a. ~
o'clock A. NJ. the following descroed
Situated in the township OF brooAIyns
beinq humber seven in the thirteenth range
n toSvnshiDs. in the Connecticut western ks-
serve, in the State ofOhio, and when are als2 m
nart of original lot 81 in sstd township, and are
bounded az 0llOWs; being sub DIVISION loLs
n1,r1bers coo to 522, both inclusive, and nunoeIs
sSI to 81 both inclusive, and making ls 70 los ~ ~
: q stonsis survey OF College Tract IN SAID ioE
nDraised ss follows: Lots 5O3 to 522 at els7-So
I1lv n Isss LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioners.
81 AEDREEs, Pltfs Att'y. lulyls:soS
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CIAIMs AND PATENTs.


We are authorized By eoyenmont to collect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

T ARD-20 BARRELS LARD, PRIME
fiys s'i'' ~ '''-' NM GEoRGE sPRAeUE.
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TONSOaIAl.
EeW Wig and fashionable Hair Dress.
ing Establishment.

Ing kbidDAhuututs
VIM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w rsturn his ncele thanks 70 his old friend
and tatroIs and tn inhabitants Of tleve and gene
rally, for the large sra o. public psIToEags
b-atogtd on i'm for the last nine years. and goaio
Tespsotf lly Inform them tha since his rstfn from
Europe thai be has q K n and dtted 10 largs Store
10 the most modFrn aud New York style, en'ire - p
arst0 pa tHeuts with every accommodation ior eS-
erv bfaS.t . h business. Huving purchasrd an
e ected hImsel from the 81 HaRkETs while in "a
rop, he O1er for "a and ms pect4 the hnest ana
most Valu be assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
sysr shown in this city 1Ir. Day stude in srms O.
IA - E=tab suInrHts To fsris aud london, and
has for fu rset, on many NV and life like imprOte-
meuts in every description OF
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
nI-Sole m.ker and importer Of al Kinds Of Fng.
Msh and French heat Dresses, Euginte bows Triple
Bows, COIneUres. PlicEfurer, dc.
- Laoie-' BaiT Dres ing, ShamroontnR, ban
Outing and @ Ring Ladits Hair cut and restoFec
w1thout cutting short (ehnRhug.)
nE-H \ and 0ti p -THS. 6ugl-hz5
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, GEAYs.-All the members
Of Company !" A" are desired to be present
At the armory tonight, aE some business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
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Rose &c PrOutiss' ProvisiOn Market Re-

Rose &c Prontiss' PrOvihfOn Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged By them:
premium Hams, 3 b.....---...l0o
Canvass Haas, D b-..-..... .lO5sc
9houiderH- ugar-cured u
Sugar-cured canvassed 3 b.............lc
Racou-Or Smoked sides y -
Lnrd-Prime leaf, kett e-rsndered in bbls 3 b.SAc
s Prime lraf kettle rendered in kegs h-..lOe
POrk-NO. mess g 5IoO
Extra clear IS "
RE- No extra charge made for packages or cartsEs
to railroad depots boats AL articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and to anything IN Ihs state
Order promptly filed Our sugar-cured Hams and
ksttle-rendered Lard took the hrst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. kOSE q PhAnIl5S5
Nos. l42 IA and l45 0ntariO-st., cleveland.
july4:R25
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81 Or. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine sno
HectTopathy, cures obstinste casss Of DysPeP
aia, Rheumstism, serofulai Neuralgia and al
nervous diseases, and dioe2seR OF the bfaln
Throat, HeSrt, Lngs, LdVer and Urinary Or
T7rs, and other Chronic diseases. keisrenS'
GiVea 70 many fOEmidsble cases cured N tn
FftT sfter other physicians hRd failed sec 80
Voftssmentir N another column. Onacc No IL
grnoca street
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NEW ROUTE FROM CLEYE-
IN LAND To NEW YORK, via
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To sELL.-The best thing for the teeth,
gums and mouth yet discovered, is Hudson't
UnrivaIled- Tooth Paste. Sold BY druggists
and dentists generally. auSS =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

WADswoREE's " DRT UP" Foz CATLRRE.--
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icins Is the usosf ValSable remedy yeT CatdrTi
We nsSss slss ever 'stPi sFaONe & ARMSTRONG.
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NORNTNG LEADER
,UFs0IY mORNING, AUGUST 4, 1868


nrUtissus vfshfnE oonveyance 70 either OF tho
boTe TrEins or Boats, viii be called for by Ooachea
fStsvsusi Omnlb1s Line, By leaving their nddreu
{ the Omnibus Oncs, ll7 Superor-et., next door %
the " eddsr HOule.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

VIM. Days hair cutting, shaving and
bathing rooms are the most ventilated and
best fitted up in the city. Good Workmen.
46 Public Square. j1ly3l45l
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We are authorized by Government to collect
SI8O Bounty,
5ie discharged soldiers, also the widow children
nghtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who Wss DIS
Ab cd in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
q soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororPh-
a sisters as they are severslly entitled under
thelaW Alec,
dne discharged soldiers or resigned omoers.
promptly collected, or cssh0d. Also,
Prize MIoueY.
Money due enlisted months meni money
due tsamsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this or any other War.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
~ AvsId Claim and Patent Agents who
are not LdSensed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.-
send US your name and stamp, and We win send
acopJ tree; OF twelve copies, one each month
OF a5 csnts.
6Uply 70 rs In person OF by letter, with stamp
Your BUSINESS shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &c
comp ishad what so undertake.
0Hee-I5vman's Block. rear the Court House
f1evaiepd and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. Q. lAnS4'u
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CLAIMS AID PATENTs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful.-
Write to US and we will send you our paper.
@. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. G. luneS;hze
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To RxoURsIoNIsTs.-Msps Of Lake Supe-
rior and the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan,
for sale at Bakers, 259 Superior street and
lOS Public Square,
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NY. STOCK AIARKET-August 3.
iBYTELEsRAPH.l

CHICAGO MARKET-AuEust 3.
[BT FELEGRAPH.l
FIour-Quiet.
Wheat-Dull and declined.
Corn-Dull and declined &c to Nc.
ReceiptH-2,UOO bb.s hour, lsU0O bush wheat S,OOe
ExPorIs-7,OCO bbls -four, Il, 900 bush wheat, 1885,,
DIV bush corn.
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s4EELIEe's ANBEosIA FOR THE HA1R.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
smother large invoice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

DruE1sFR1-Dr. B. T. Robinson, once
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and ct q low price. dec7RzI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-04

OALT-5,0O0 BBLs FINE SALr IN
y 1-5r,s p,ctaQes o. hand and to arrive lor sale
s. THkTCHEB, GAkDGEk, BUk ! = 0g.s
AEsRu tor salt COMPANY ef p7qaaA4as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13
A,rsrAcE an R1ITIIKENS BEND.

ATTACK ON MILLIKEN'S BEND
rsnecial Despatch TO the =. I. Irlhun7.J
r. THE HEAn OF YIcKsBUEG, JUNE 8 1903.
There has been no very considerable change
in the situation hore Tor several days past.
The siege is r. gulary progressing. Our forces
gair, new positions fron day 70 day only 10
find ea,al difficulties presenting themselves
from other quarters. We are mounting ana
advancing new large siege guns As last as pos
sihle.
There are many Indications that the Con
faderates are becoming IN want d both looo
and ammunition. All deserters coming INTO
our lines, and there are plenty Of, them, tell
the same story u suffering and desCltu5lon ii
Vickshurg. The women and children are
compelled to stay in caves SO avoid slaughter
by shells, and e thaso in the cave some nave
been slaughtered 5 circumstance u great nor
!or. ;.
I have heard o} nothing new or startling
from JohnsGon's gathering host he WIS Al
Canton at last adyleae
There has keen some trouble along the river
from, Lake Providence down to within signt Q!
Vickshvrg. The Confederates have approach
ed and threatened our post Oh The LOUISIANA
shore at MiIliken's Bend. yesterday they
drove all our forces to the rivers brink, where
they were saved by the gunboats. There was
considerable fighting for TWO days, the loss On
both sides being severe. Two OF more cologed
regiments constituted the prlnelpa! Union
force. The behavior Of the regiments in light
inc on both days is variously stated, some say
ing that they fought heroically, others that
thew were inefficient and coWardly. Our loss
in Killed and wounded is estimated at three
hundred.
Il is stated that Messrs. Cottman, Marriott
and johnson, themselves planters, and repre-
senting, as is alleged, the planters OF Loulsl-
ana have had an interview with the President
They suggested, it is understood, that the paz~
ties for whom they acted desired TO take such
action as would result il proclaiming Louisiana
TO be q State Of the old Union, having all the
constitutional rights enjoyed before the waro-~
The President holds the matter under sdVjse-
uaent.
The ewly established Inyalid corps will con-
sist Of men still capable, in various ways. OF
doing particular duty. Physical intirn1ity will
alone be the impeachment to their being placed
on duty, which will be distributed according TO
their respective physical capabilities.
Divers have already succeeded in securing
over $40, 900 worth Of goods, and raised one
box containing $4,000 in specie from the
wreck Of the Anglo-Ssxon, OF the coast Of Nova
Scotia,
4 train arrived in Alexandra ON Wednesday
night with about seventy soldiers, Who were
wounded in the recent engagement at Beverly's
Ford. They we're taken TO the different hos
pitals 10 Alexandra aud properly cared for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13

THE MARKET, this morning. Was only toler-
silly supplied There "as some good beef'
veal and lamb oa the Butchers stalls, AMI the
,,y;cas were about az last quoted. Fresh tl3h
AZ. scarce and high, wiki the exception q
st71Tre0n, Green meas 90 cts. per peck; as
nsrau,1s = cts, per bunch; early york cabbage
from ten 60 80 ct.. per head: small punches 81
onions S CTS lettuce q ~ cts. per nead.-
Strawberries we're selling al % 80 cts. per
quart; cherries % cts. per quart. Butter 70
80 cts, according 10 quality Eggs Is CTS. per
dozen.
Under the obituary head will be found no
rica Of the death Of our esteemed fellow ot1gef
T. Louis Knzer He was beloved by the
whole community, and lis death viii be re-
gratted b. al
Four Confederate wounded prisoners, brought
here after The battle at Beverly's Ford we're
Yesterday taken to Washington. Among them
was Mr.. Emory MoVeigb Of this place.
The steamboat Keyport, Captain Ryther,
raos regularly between Baltimore and Wash
ington and Alexandria, stopping at the land
;p9s Oh the Maryland side Of the river.
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According to the English papers Captain
eemmca is to take command OF new and
large iron screw var steamer recently built tor
the Confelerates. Capt. Mafitt IS to be trans
farred to the Alabama.
The Louisville Democrat has been warned
b. Col. Moore, Provost Marshal Of that place,
zEat 1T must discontinue It's attacks upon the
var policy Of the administration and the war
measures Of the government. >
All she Northern papers now say that the
Col DUtassy, recently sentenced to Sing
Sing, il, was and always has been, great
soamr--a mere, needy adventures and swlndler.
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The robbers Of the Adams Express Corn-
Danv's safe. on the Northern Central railroad,
soyue tlsree months since, have been tried in
Baltimore County Court, and convicted, They
plead guilty
The case OF Geo 1. Craufurd rs Il. 3
Blackburn and Others, is still before the Court
IN Prince Georges county, Md, in another
phase-relasive 70 he distribution Of The per
sonal estate,
The showers Of yesterday, though useful
and refreshing, we're not sufficient for tka dry
aud thirsty earth More rain is wanted IN all
This neighborhood.