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WIN . rsedy Ths 1loe:aas.
nm - rsaAy his Mcenlag.
I'M n reaAy TIKI 9aAtDe.
VVnl b ready xhls Manning.
viii b readv fhls Hoeulno.
A d,r Dsokasore. TIL 11OoAD' ns"' nssE
- WeehH FORMAL
49, Vt1Ame 70 sahsogibe shoold DO % q
-. n ~ IN ooly pubsiah . hnisse nnnsse Of
- nV1 lnnmA
TTlNa-olo pr annuo; o6 for Or mootns-no
..sss,insion mi b taken iof shorter period The
traSs Wnl b supplied upon liberal terms.
(loan. In ali osses must accompany the sobSoftp'
lion.
TIE Record will b lssasd svssy THURSDAY
NoRuIuo q our Bookstore. las Main street.
Address orders 70
,.Is-la les Main otSook
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ec6 acres Of land lying On tbs Richmond and
Fe.eesburg railroad and turnpike. Is miles from
the former place and s;x from the latter; also,
within three miles Of the James river. The soil Is
grey lean, based ON q red clay sub soil, snd haS
besn improved By the use Of Lime msrl &c Pro.
duces we'll wheat, clover corn. tobacco, and oats,
and Ia admirably adapted - gardening purposes.
Thsro II about 0nc hundred a.rss cf rich creek land
Is divided into I've Aelds which are we'll enclosed
Has all the nscessar buildinss except dwelling;
acs orchard aud garden. For further particulars
address me ut Chester, ChssteFAeld county, Va.
isl8-2sW2Ws EDWIN VILLA Ms
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CALY OF HOUSE AID LOT IN YHD oIrY
- Or RIOHNOND.-PurSuant 90 the dec 80 Of
ON the 9th and lsth Of Jnns. If63. 10 the suit Of
HOLLAND and wtfs sgslnst Tsfguso0 and o.hsss, /
shall, on W1OuEgDAY, Tie 18th dax Of June.
1868, at o'clock, ?. y sell upon The premises. q
public auction. 70 the highest blddee, Lot On The
6outh Gids Of Gary street, between 1lrst and Nc
end streets, In the city Of 1ichmoud, fronting ATTY
lsss on Oary street, and running bask Ice feet q
IN alley II feet wids. On This lot !! brick dwell
ine house, Win eooms, good kitchen. 20.
T1RMs.-0ns,hlfd cash; one thifd In TX mouths
and the remaining third b twelve mouths from The
day Of sale, with interest addsd On the d. fsrrsd
payments from the day Of sale, Tbs purchAssr CIV.
ing HE negotiable net ss for the deferred payments
and tho title to tbs property to b Withheld til thu
whole purchase money h pad. The purchases
will have the liberty Of pay log The hole purchase
mensy IN cash, upon doing which be viii have Z
deed with speeial warranty made 70 him at once.
THo0 1vAx0 Special Comf,
io16 JAS II TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


A TTEHTIcN. COMPANY B, a.sond Class
n Militia. Attend drill Friday ls:h Inst at
street, At o'clock p r. Al white m lie inhabitants
between IS and s., including refugees living north
of Brosd and west Of LIST street. within one mile Of
the corporation will report promptly, and those
having bssa detailed vii bring In thslr sxsnp.ion
pApeao.
by order Of the Adia.ant a.nse.l
Ia ALLIE. Oaptasr.
4 u DAVIS 1t aerseant lelo -lts
a T1KafioN. OOMFANY 4. s1lO1D GLASS
a leIoXY 1I71SSOoa next 4 o's,oss. 4
the New Market. All white male inhabitants BE-
tween The asesof IS aud IS pears and al sojourn-
srs who b reason Of The war are refugees. are n.
ssnd from lss to 7sh street, sud ons mile beyonA
the ooeposa!ion line north Of B oad street.
b order Of I'm LIMIT wIoa. oa4soo
JAS WlleHr. o 9. jessie
n TTlNTION. 00nPAaY Z slOOND viAs!
"a 1LIrIA-Attenda 0riil Of The sompasy q
e: G.ts 1all on SATURDAY aszA pan'saa'l'' s'
2Aio mnster II rsq ,lrsl By Law. end this sall en-
bsaess III white mssA lnsludins rsfsgees. bstwsso
the sges 81 - and S. residing bAswssa tn ~
i, j:i i; emo v eRsrrnA 90.
1slRfE1s "A reward q 90 Nh b p.iA
IL loe tha appsahessloa Of ~ following -
ssFasgs lEea % 9. 80 ~
JOHN 0u1AD
JAMS ROACH
PHILI1 PA4OlnY
T1HD1IIOE 1AsaLn
Joo1P1 1xkLA
hle-ass (lsQt % II. 12d VI lAeinAaA
1zz5Qss l7sfR Hat " niI.:
JonA III. le61
T. n sAaas.ss y oeess.i osaas Asa -
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RE. =. Z ORVIA,
~ ATTORuIY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices IN oil the Courts (9tate and OouSedsrats)
bald In the city Of Richmond and county Of Hen
rico.
cTYIcx-Dank street, three DOOR from 11th. Cd
Aoor. 10 1861
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LIN aAo Cary afsetAj
A U0TIOu SALE-On TH6RspAY mo,,,..
~ Tie lsth !sst, - VIII ssll vssy Iafss "a
varied stock Of goods and - sttentioa a. mi
several trades promptly 70 the hours os1lsssI !.
ee:h s!aas commencing q q O'Clock proeiSsly, n
win SOIL y"
$50 vols 1usiish and Olaaie Sehool pooh,
An invoice II HardWars Desirable ss,IeIaa
Oeoekegy end 0iass~afv
49,. 1,nwars and Housskssplas Ar.
And q IL o'clock pesslssly. ~ sals Of ascs,,h.
viii begin, Dsy-
g hhds Sugar
20 bbls Do
1SO bAes do
80 do Coffee
10 bales 1nsllah Hops
- bbls Mol6nas
10 bags Ooppsras
20 coils Cotton Rope
- ksss Wrought Spikes
80 dos Buckets
30 chests Green Yea, good 70 eupsr
20 b5ls Whisksy
An Invoice OF ans Gin and VIM sxpss..a
Ia time for the sale
loo SoE dne Blaekns, msde Ia this CITY. VA,
xsnted equal W NaTona
besides &1a1s, Candles. Sat- and other sruslas
tor the 0roesr.
AND
Al 1T o'clock promptly
From 600 to 1000 boxes Mani'd Tobacco.
jsl6 TAlDY 4 WILLIAMS, Aus,s.
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r. ADMINISTRATOR NOTICR-Ths IN.
dsfsseusd having qualified % Administrator on the
estate OF William Muller. decd, Of Hanover 90,
Va notifies oil persons indebted to said estate to
come forward and make payment, and th0ss hav.
Ing claims against It to present them for payment
duly authenticated, within tho time prescribed By
law JOHN g HARRIS,
NV 3o>1aWAt* Aamlulstrsto:.
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1ePRlN0 kILLIuRRy.-Ths largest stock
OF blockade goods ever offered In Rlehmond.-Ths
ladies are invited TO call at my store, south Main,
between l7th and 18th streets, and examine the
most beautiful stock Of Spring Millinery ever otter
Cd in-this city. Among them may DO found Bon:
nets Of the latest styles for Ladies and Hssee and
Caps and Hsts Of beautiful patterns for infants.
Gall at once, Ladder, and supply yourselves with
something neat and fashionable. Also, LsdieD'
Oousross 0aitsss Of The best msksa
Mrs DYMELMAM,
South Man. between 18th and 18th sta
"TO TIN LADIDa-
Hrs D1NHknAN, south Main. between 18th
and 18Th st. 10 prepared to furnish to Ladies' who
wish 80 manufacture their own Bounsts every q.
tlcle necessary to do co. including Frames, Flowers,
6ilks, Ribbons, etc. Call aud supply yourselves.
10 o-0tA
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GKOCKKIES, LIQUORS, &c.

aK0CEKlEs. LIQUORS. &c.
CUNDRIns ron sALI.
y lO,0c0 lbs Bacon, hoground
Is bbls Apple Randy
20 hbls Old Whlskey, ranging from prime
to choice quality
liz bbls Kxtvs and 6upeS1ue Flour
81 casks pure French Hxandy
Is nhds add bb!s Brown Sugar
10 h g. Mountain Lasd
$50 boxes HanCd Tobacco,
And many other articles IN the Grocery line too t.
dious to mention. WIN RATOLlEFH,
10 l8- 3.* On 18th. bet Main and Cary sts
ONNAD 4 FRIOB, 0ROOKKs AID COMNIs.
- SION AB1nHAATS, 18Th street, between
Main and Gary. have jast received and offer for
5000 Lbs Lard,
1000 Bacon,
500 Country Soap,
$50 /" TAli0w,
100 bushels Meal
SO Peas, &c. 10.
"xRRiNGS AID SaAD.-No / FANCY
h oH& D and ROE aAxnI NGS, pat up By q.
perioncsd nshsvmen. For sale By
isI8-2t IL WALK Is Mar street.
DlvIDkNDS
rNrADHRs' BANK-DIvIDEND NOTIOY-
i The DcArd Of DIRK c.ors OF this HANK have
day declarsd adividsnd Of ten Per cant net ont
Of the pro6a OF tie institution Tor the last dx
To 1t Il July next. OF sMso1,
10 1e-lot Cashier.
NIVlDHhD-Ths Pfosident and DiEectoss Of
H. the Farmer Bank Of Virginia have dse'a1sd
DlvI11HD ont Of the profits Of the Institution
Of 6ys per cant nsl. payable to the gtoekholdseI
J7-1ot Cashier.
nIVID1ND The BANK OF RIOalf0NO
IL has do61aEod Q dividend 0f Per oeuk INST on
y. capital seoe1 payable On the lst yuly. lf6A ct
book vim s s'ossd ftom tie ash Inst I'M JAY j.
1853 1AO4URDo. Oaahlaf.
sUnszIIy11 HoxIsn.
Cg1sIITu11 MaNT1D-To g n sAs CITY
a''' nan soesa ss ~ ~ 3: rSc on ,zzs6ys
j. 17-l:s Ola Hsie 0roanA1.
u1sIlTU11 WAN110-Whe YIN have ths
80 sxeupt f!e0. eoo1Wiptleo 2 MGal esiee wm
'i i.i,-,e = Nam s's:. s s,:sn ss "a
OO16TIT171 VA0T1o-1oe : naa e79 .
- yeeEs q - 3 oood Us3es wln - Dal4 0an
S0tweee - 49, q - 5 e'sloek, q
= BLAIR Z CO.'S.
II I1-JIA Oesnee q l3A an1 0esy -
U1S1I1U30 NAN11A-oa06 wiM s. -
~ = a.. - . y:.s g 800 &c xi y g. - Rs.ss
g. - 4, lIa.sk..S..: leN-1s
NoTIQ1 SO1eTI7Ur1 wnAs1 o0n
4 h1sk ) SaSs g. . =
gu! 1Isl55;:sss. {. !. =. 81
ETs ~. ~ - iSssssss
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- CIDER AND VINHQAK.-H ADAMS 4
%, 18Th street, between Main ana Gary, Rich.
mond, Va manufacturers ofpurs Apple Older and
Vinsgas. large supply always on hand Al
orders promptly attended to. jel0-6ts
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~ e. 3. Pleasants, Auct'r.

~ Il y. fl08o00toS AWCSI
T1Mn IN0RAVINOS. HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURF HAI9 NAT1110o10, 130, FOR
6ALN AT AUOTIoN.-I will sell q my store On
FRIDAY, 18th inst. ct 10 O'Clock, IN sxeellsnt -
sostmsnt Of good Furniture, etc, c1mprising In
part
Cottags end other Bsdstsads
Pine quality Hair Mattresses
Feather 8olsteeD. Pillows and Bedding
Chairs, Fables
Lounges and Washstands.
large assortment Of
Ufcckery and Glassware
Rsvsral noe London Steel KugrAvlngs
43lb3 Pax Thread
~ new Horse Collars
3 cafboJs Coal Oil, etc.
isIo q 9 FLxASANT8, Aucs
BY Ssrey 4 Bsisseau, Austa,
Main st, DAnvils, Va
A UCTION aALH.-We will selI Of our auction
IA room, on Main st. Dsnviiis, Va, on VIVID.
Mes PAY, the 18Th July, 1853. commencing at
Oclosk r.
3747 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
so kegs Mac sboy Snuff
go cases Excelsior Smoking Tobscc)
800 csddies and 81 bbis Smoking 3obs CSC
2oO1 lbs xurpentias Soap
@ bbls Apple Brandy
Parties wishing 10 avail themselves OF cur sale.
will please send IN their gtois or samples BY 12
O'Clock Tuesday. 80kBY EOISS1AU,
isS Aucsicnssrs
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0y =. y x1VoSuue1 AuSSs
A ePLNuDD YOUNG STALLION. Elk
IA years old, for sale at Auction II viii ssll on
tue Horse Lot. en- Council Ohsmbsr Hin, on SAT.
URDAY tho goth Inst, at 10 O'Clock, . splendid
young STALL ON, only pears cd, works we'll
His msteh not TO b found
kH = 8 pLAAsAu3A Aust.
DUBLIO SALE OF q g. WAGONS AND
HARNISA leo OLD WAGONS, PARTS OF
WAGONS; ALSO. PARTS OF HAxNASA-I
Win osr for sale, TO The highest bidder, Tor cash.
at Hanover Juuetloe. On THURSDAY, he ssh
property.
By aathority Of he Secretary Of War.
: HUN911, Capt and Q 4.
Hanover Junstioa. June Il. 1858 j. le-sss
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~ apl0IAL NOTICE. Oar sale 4HIG
llVknIla0 win begin promptly at 81 O'Clock, with
0ehool end other Books,
3Ia WAR.
Hardware,
Glass Ware and
Oeoekssy Ware.
Al IL o'clock, the
0fooesles,
Teas,
Lqaora,
Oils &C,
A. l2& O'Clock, the
Manufactured Tobacco, DC
-YURTHRB ADD1TIOAH-
IL ssts supsfios Wagon HaIness'
' Buggy do
Carriage d.
Alot Of BaGgy Whips,
10 boxes Extract Logwoods
il ,aSit TAIDY 4 WILLIAMS, Aucs's.
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- apnofAL NOxIOA-We would call IL
atssn,ioo Of the trade 70 our sale OF 0KOOE BIZ
m 0JJ1DHlE }, on FRIDAY next, at 10 o'clock
We Mn Commence the sale BY Offering, without 70
new Pi con Osrli,gs. manufactured b
Brewster Of New York
eot Double Harness.
ALSO
20 pieces OF Checked and Striped Domesttcs
8 bales 1 { 1hestingr;
SsWtag Naohlns, In good order.
We will sell 0roeeriss q "a O'Clock precisely.
ROBINSON. ADAMS & co.
IL l0-2t Aucuonears
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WE WILL SILL at tho Horse Lot, on SAL
w UROAY N orning-
number Of Cowr, with Calves;
good Mule;
good Family Carriage;
Several Ssddls Hols.s.
REDWOOD 3 FHILLIPS, Acct's,
isis 81 Main street.
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PERSONAL.
Leading 10 TIE WheRsaAouts q WILLIAM
OLIVER fusuany called "Dss, y viii - III ankfpl.
y rec lived b hi mother, IVLkY OLlv1k II
Ia suppcod hat h 4 droWnsa b he eanal . -
len the xollns Mi Wh ~ b Il s0paeyeA. Aboot
IL y, yestes0ay. md h,s not besu ssae g hsaeo
q aiaes He u sbo11 Is yea1 Of ago AA1rea q
J ! ANU01DOro Iron WegAA j. u.
Re- PAULINE 00HOLh WI her q so0e
MI thlng 70 hee advoAlaee - eellnQ q
JOu0 r ui00I09,
10 Reanklln d nook ~ Oh 0aehe6
= Il-Sts
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CFRAYID Oh 8rOLxM.-Wandsrsd Of, or
- were stolen, from my farm. 10 POwhstan CO.,
near Subjects favern, two HNF1H5-one nearly
white, with red eers and shout two years old; tbs
othsr red and white and shout year old both In
good order and well grown. 1hsy were purchased
6t tho sale Of the late Pafvall Turner In March
ss.; aessal .Swara VIII Ge p1o .of any in.or
y. WINFRKE Richmcnd or
& n PORTER, subIstts Tavern 20.
10 1855 PoWhstan county, Va.
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1oHH HuROnLI.

C1RAY HO0.-A white Hog, weighing sbout
~ lCO lbs, ana 70 my house on the 10th Inst.
The owner will please take him away.
FRIDAY, Heufc, e.,
IL 1922 Below = ehmo0d.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Generals Mcclellan, Butler, Fre-
mont and Hunter--Enrollment
Of Blacks, &c.
no the Cincinnati COmmercial.I ]
WAsmSerON, June u.

WA5h4NdIOhJ Juu6 lie
General Mcclellan has completed his re-
port of all his military operations from
the time he was called to the position Of
General.in-Chief Of the army until he was
relieved from the command of the Army Of
the Potomac. It will make quite an exten-
sive document
The friends Of General Mcclellan assert
that it viii answer through official docu-
ments many unpleasant things that have
been alleged against him.
General Fremont publishes long letter
under date Of June 6, addressed to the Sec
rstary of War, in reply to an order Of the
latter enclosing a copy of General Buffers
demand to be declared ranking officer Of
the army Of the United States, regular and
volunteer. The Secretary of War informs
General Fremont that General Buffers de-
mand will be referred for decision to a
board of officers, and General Fremont is
invited to submit any remarks which he
dssires to make upon the subject, and is
allowed fifteen days for that purpose,
whereupon General Fremont replies that
he does aot think the question open to dis
cussion.
The military authorities here have de-
termined, in view of the late assaults on
the cOlOred soldiers, to fully protect them
and punish their assailauts.
General Hunter has been relieved Of his
command at Port Royal and is on his way
here. He is to be sent to an important
command elsewhere.
There are four hundred applications for
appointments in eolored regiments before
the Examining Board here.
Colonel VIM. Birney, inspector for the
organization of negro troops, has been au-
thorized to recruit at Philadelphis, where
the citizens have formed a working COM
mittee to aid the cause. They expect to
raise two regiments, who will be placed
with the Washington regiments, in a camp
OfinstructiOn here, and will be oficered
by persOus who have passed an examina-
tion before the Board.
We have reason to think that not man
has left Bragg for Johnston or vieksburg.
Rosecrans has the whole line in view.
1t is said that the Government has de-
termined that hereafter orders involving
the powers of the executive are first to BE-
sent to headquarters for approval.
Additional wounded in the csvalry fight
at Beverly Ford are reported as follows
Andrew Mead, Company E, 9Th Ohio cav.
ry.
Commissioner Edmunds has just re
turned from an extensive tour to the Wes
and reports grain, fruit &C., as excellent
There is much tobacco growing in Michi
gan, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
which is affected by drouth.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Vallandigham Delegates Cap
tured by the Soldiers, and
made to take several
Nauseous 0aths,

ITO the Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette.I
COLUMBUS, June II.
A calm succeeds the furor of yesterday.
A few of the leaders still linger at hotels
to talk over the nominations.
A rich affair came off on the Camp Chase
Pike. Four wagons full Of half inebriated
delegates came up the road from Colum-
bus, and when opposite Camp Chase, they
yelled for Vallandigham. The GONZALES
cents, cripples and all, turned out en- masss,
surrounded the wagons, and captured the
crowd, made them get down in the road,
hustled them roughly, and compelled each
and all to kneel down and take the oath of
allegiance and an oath to vote neither for
Vallandighsm nor any other rebel. The
Oaths were administered by The sert int
of a Tennessee regiment. One fellow pos
itiVely refused to comply with the demand,
and rope was produced, which soon
brought him to terms. The soldiers, then
seven hundred strohg, took up the line o.
march for Columbus, to clean out the city
Captain Bunker, officer of the day, rOd'
down the road, ahead of the soldiers, ami
made a speech, to get them to return t.
camp.
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Union Projects in Louisiana
PROSPECTS OF WAR In JAPAN
FROM VICKsBURG AND BELOW.

-, MEMPHIS June l2th.
The steamer Fort Wayne, from Young's Point
arrived here to-day. She brings nothing later
from Nicksburg than the 8th inst. No guerrillas
we're discovered on the way up.
The tight at MIlhken's Bend, en- Sunday, was
very sanguinaTy, much larger than at first re-
ported. The rebels, under Mccullough $500
strong, advanced upon the Federal forces, COM
posed of three negro regiments and the 2Sd
Iowa Volunteers, and made desperate charge,
when the negroes broke in confusion, but finding
that their captured comrades were being slaugh-
tered they rallied with great desperation and
drove the rebels back. The loss was heavy on
both sides.
The rebels destroyed portions Of the railroad
track near Germantown last night The damage
they did was light and will soon be repaired
The rebel force in North Mississippi has been
sent to reinforce Johnston.
JoHNsON's LANDING, Sth, via Cairo June l3
The lines Of the army remain in the same po-
stion. CannOnading from the front and rear
continues atintervals durIBg the day.
Our troops AZ Satatartia, on the YazoO, on the
5th were met and attacked by portion Of John
stOn's tOrees, when we retired, without loss, to
Haines' Bluff It is anticipated that the rebels
may now attempt TO regain that position. Am
pie preparations have been made to repei them,
should the attempt be made.
The rebels are known to be in a terrible cOndi-
tion in Vicksburg
Weather warm.
The health and spirits of the troops are good.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Juno ID.

COttsn-Merket more active and steady prices.
Sales at 55G5514c for Middling Uplands.
RIOur-Market heavy and unsetted. Sales at
$3.50 90 for common to good shipping brands OF
extra round hoop Ohio So OJ7,75 for trade brands.
Market closing heavy.
whisky Market dull. Sales at 4l1kc.
Wheat Market about lc better, with moderate
export demand.
81 2sGI Al for Milwaukee Club; 81 45sl 81 for VIM
ter red Western Y3sgl42 for inferior to fair red
W uter illinois,
Corn arket 4 to PIC bette. Sales at 76sTc
for shipping estern mixed.
OaIs-Market firm, with moderate business doing.
Sales at 7SGSu5zc
Wool Market quiet and prices nomin .lly un-
changed. Sales domestic fleece at 6j97Oci ape at 35
6p4ic.
CofIee-Market du1 and nominally unchanged.
SuEnrs-Market quiet and steady. Sales at lONc
for MuscovadO; ike for Havana
POFk-Nlarket firmer, with good demand. Sales
at slI p for old mess sl22141l2,21 for new mesr,
closing at the latter price $40 25Dl075 for old and
new prime Sl3,5O Ol6, 30 for new prime mess.
Beef-Markst more active. Sales at Is, S1S, 90 for
country 81 80 d6,uO for country prime; 5000
@l2,75 for repacked mess; sl2,5OGl4,OO FIR extra
mess.
Prime Mess Bsef-MarEet duh and nOmil al.
Cut Ments-In moderate request.
Bacon sides-Market more active. sales at SIC
for Western SIC for esteTn short clear.
Lard-Market firmer. sales at g'S9lOAc.
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LETTER RROM HAYNES, BLUFF.

hAhhlNHIONs June ID.
The following extracts are from letter of an
officer dated Haynes Bluffs, Mississippi, June
llth, 1853, and which, to-day, was received in this
city;
We reached here yesterday after o weeks
march up between the Big Black and the YazoO
Rivers. The object Of the expedition was to de-
strOy the resources Ofthe country to prevent the
enemy from subsisting thereon, and to drive out
any force he might have in that region, and, if
possible, to ascertain if the enemy was cOneen-
trating in any considerable force for the purpose
of raising the siege Of VieksbuTg.
We had six brigades, numbering some
thing over 10000 men. We have marched over
one hundred miles in week during the hottest
kind ofweather. We destroyed ali the forage
and supplies and cotton, and drove off all the
ca tie, horses and mules between the two lines
for distance OF fifty miles. We met no consid-
cradle body OF the enemy. We had ony one OF two
slight skirmishes. We ascertained where the
enemy was concentrating, and gained much val
| liable information Of use hereafter. The com
manding General having reported to General
| Grant, the latter came this morning 10 Hane' :
Bluff, and seemed well satisfied with our opera
| tons. It has been our painful but imperative
| duty to destroy eVerything-cOrn, cotton, meat,
mills, and cotton gins-that We could find, leav-
| ing only dwellings and small supply cf prOVis-
| ions for each family. They can raise no force to
make us give up the siege,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

HURRAHF FOR JOHN BRoUGH Tins NEXT
Governor OF OHIO.-Within the last twenty
four hours patriotic men Of all parties seem
to have thrown their peculiar prejudices and
prepOssessiOns to the winds, and, now, pub
lie opinion is fast concentrating on John
Brough-honest John BrOugh-as the loyal
Union candidate for Governor of Ohio.
With the battIe-hag of Freedom in his
hands, the Cspperheads will be defeated by
a popular vote that will carry dismay into
their ranks