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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
To Owners Of Cotton,

HOLDING an appointment from Messrs
ii lauye 4 Belnap, G. 5. Agents, Ito
whose card | also here refer TO purchase
cotton for the G.. : Government in harrison
county. Texas. take the liberty Of request.
Ing those who are disposed TO sell TO notify
me, addressing a. below giving the number
Of bales, and where situated when will
either in person or by one Of my assistants.
attend to them
II appears that our Government neois cot
ton and Offers for i, a fir price, payable in
seven per cent bonds, which bonds i, is stated
are generally current ai lar,
may assurlIy indulge the suppositon
that the intelligent aud patriotic community
io whom these facts are presented, will not
Ail 10 make favorable and early response.
Very respectfully
4. u DONOVAN
Po,r OfucE-J louisville, Harrison coun.
iy, Texas
April % 1868 n3O-t
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NEW ADV ERTl5EM ENTS.
suIcuaid Plantation for Sale.

IN I. FRIEDRICH, County CLERK of
AZ, Harrison County, is my authorized
..ot IN my absence from thc State TO sell
Z, plan'atlon ahout / miles east iron the
'yof Marshall. ou the Shreveport road.
staining $40 acres Of Land son Of which
|, In A good state OF cultivation. 300 acres
4. good creek bottom Us can bc found in
4 ,.tcru Texas, pl,uly Of springs, good
,H and abundant ct stock water good
,.,hur house, with six rooms. oycrsrcr s
/ p.e. and ten good Negro cabins corn cribs
/, s stables gin house aud press. aud other
.,,.arv out houses for plantation use.
A., person buying aud wish ng it, viii
T, g, them possession Of uart OF the house,
, cabins uud VIII sell corn and fodder. aui
I,.N.r Supplies raised on the place this year
For terms Ne. apply Immediately 10 my
,, Ht ..,.. ......
JAMES IT, BATE
june I -d3 n3G-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
NEW GOODS.

HAVING recently purchased a small lot
ii Of goods at the city Of Houston will
be- opening them next week, st Elysian Figlds,
Harrison county. propose TO sell at high
rates and will receive IN payment Tor them
Confederate money, or mddling cotton at
5 800 per bale delivered at tlysian Fields
The goods consist Of calico prints, bleachcd
and brown domrtic., coats, lipcn. alpacca
French merIno 1uckapaw Jeans c0llored
sewing .ilk, common spool thread. shoe thread,
pin. aud cdlcs Also 1. 6, g. and ] o penny
nails, aud a variety Of articles. Come aud
see
EDWARD SMITH
Elysian Fields june G. '63. u36
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

Tins CoNFtpRnATr ILEtT ~ EScfhNp.--
a correspondent OF the NV ofA iHnss'
writing from ondnu 0u thu 2-ih ~ March
SAYS oi lhy Beet being ha'l be- England
"a whole hrci is preparing e- apldly "a
possible. osteusihiy for The imi elr % 'hinn'
Every bods knows they arc ia'end'd TO open
the Confederate ports Ever body knows
that the Confederate loan was ralsgd TO pnt-
chase their outfit. This was thf reason WHY
eighteen millions numly . 90 coo, huO-vhr
wanted his was the reason ~hy tie stock
went up to par and five PER cent. FniHiam'
though taken at eight! aud Pat DOM % th'
market at ninety
The simple tpth Of th, matter ~ ,ha'
with Tie active sympu,ly oi ihe opr,' Gas
e.. aud the ueutmaty' 81 tle N''tIAi','i'
strong party Of English cIiita i-'-. toU"n
spectators, ship-buiidcrs cad h'tl'A"n'H'
have taken up the ,ause ul tbs south w. ara.
cst and mean TO pat 81 through me! "'h'
embarked their millions, aud do nol mean To
lose them The Go,efuM,n' taiN"t 'A''i
fre to prevent Il. und has no d.-i "s'''" ="
DO so. As Lord Palm rstou said "a h'eh'
IL they attempted ia lu.tnt TIE law 'h'y
might make il worse. The boNetththf WI
be neutral. 1t may even pas over ihe S,N
ure Of the Pttetaoii 10y Cupt NlI.'s. lh'l
viii let the North buy vi ihc hardware "a
Birmingham bat they neither can n"f ""'
prevent the departure Of - sugi" ore el 'le
icuftcer steamers which Mr. Bright sa!s are
fitting on, log the Cont deiate hoNrtun''"I
England, NJ Government, Is rot OF war
with you. bot English capitalists aud MANI
iaetuftrs are, aud do vol &c how It TO
be helped.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

Il OFFER Tor sole my Saw and Gri.t Mil
| and oar or two wool cae,lng machines.
, /, iuar with 3,0i6 aerts If land, aud all
, and nspctaigs belonging TO said ma.
:. a'ry also 70 head OF haEs and a small lat
II cattle, This property is situated in No@i
count. lG miles EAST from Qii'man SAID
'uaeuawy IL propelled by ncyrriaiIng water
roaar Ipr further particular, address the
i.s.isugd at Galloway Dp-hur Co. Texas.
q lltNnRlCk.
jun 6. 500 u36 IT..
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NEW STORE.

fElIE undersigned hereby notifies the citi
l zn' Of Marshall and vicinity, that he /.
opening stock OF Dry Good at the old
stand OF Ford a llorr. west side Of the pub
l,c square. Call and examine his stock
a, LOEB,
May 30 1853 n35-tf
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}. II. JOHNSON.
RENIhLNT DENTIST.

fEAkES pleasure IN informing his Old
! friends ard patron. that be is prepared
notwithstanding the blockade to gu teeth
with Gold Fol-, and to insert. them on gold
plate as usual Persons may have no fear Of
coming from distance IA ! shall keep con.
,taftly on hand a good stock OF material a
long as it can be had IN the Consistency
Marshall June 3, lsG3 u37.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
Notice.

an the 18th Of May, inst, bought ou,
" the intcrcs, Of Mr. A. Loeb, and will
hereafter carry on the business in my own
name. An persons indebted to the late firm
are requested to come forward and settle
with me.
T.. SWARTZ.
Marshall May %, 1868 Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
LOST CEUTIFiCATI:.

IN have I0II tU0 dupIlclII q lhe con-
W djuouM head right certificate of ri
,u..y. lor SIS hundred and and forty acres
4 4aI. issued 1u the 6lh March lsiG by
ia General Land Office Of Texas II the
So. Do DOT heard IRON 10 three months from
t.. date wc will apply TO the proper "
iA.5,t,Hs Dor a duplicate
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
I.I!. LATEST NEWS.

A Colonel direct l-om Viek.burp say. IA
Gen JohnsoB with 1000 cavalry cut hlz wav
through the Federal lines into Vicksbufg
Gen johnson has llaiues Blun Grant Inns
burned MI. trims and il retrcatipg by way Of
Port Gihson
Tie New York Herald saws. their defeat
a, Port Hudson is the scvefest Of the war.
over 5000 killed.
A po.tcript was added hv The stage agent
stating that he had seen two onicefs direct
nom Nichburg who congrm this news and
that Il bad received credit u, Monroe.
The Mhst.ppian Of the 9th received at
headquarters. confirms the report Of Jack
sou successful dash into Nicksburs with his
cayalry
News ffom Europe to the 20th saws
In the House OF Tofds Maruui. Cnnri
caho denounced the seizure of British vessels
hy United State cruizers as nyiolntion Of the
laws Of nations. Russd defended the course
Of the American government and said an
their communications showed TINT they fslly
respertcJ international law Inv officers
of the crown. r.paft no national ground of
obiection- 10 the decision of the President
and the Courts.
DERBY nlly concurrcd with Eassol,
though ever, elloVnncc ought 10 bc made
t,r uroyoeaiiou.
RIoHMovp. june -Valiard,uham 10 ah
addre.. to the Democrats from his military
prison IN Cincinnati on Nav 70 declared
that he shall recognize allegiance to his own
State and Goycrpm, nt wherever he may be-
ss binding in all things; lust the same as n
be remand upon the soil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
MOTTO T..

NiESSRS. G q. Gregg & Co., are my
vi authorized agenss during my absence
from Marshall
HENRY + CARTER
May "a. 1868 MA IT,
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Nt,l'it e.,
THE STATE or TEXAs,

TIE STATE OF TENAS,
CouSry 90 HARRlsoS.
II lldNG my absence from the state
- John + Wiliams ESQ, will act as ms
agent and attorney, IN all things, eppcrtaiu.
ing to my business aud property Persons
indebted to nae Will call on him for settle.
mcut
PM BROWN
Tcsi-C w Slater VIM Allen
MAY 10. / 500. u33- Pm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

The Crenshaw woollen factory and por
ton OF the Trcdogar iron works were de.
stroyed by FRI in Richmond, about the mid
die Of May
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
REBEL TANNIlRN.
Department No. =.

I = thi d.partmeu, of oar Tame y. ull per
CONS can have their hides taunod into good
a.i.l. uth "a. the hides viii turn ont one
No fer iho other propr receipts will he
re. 80 damaged HIDES will he received.
l.. received ut the late store OF 6 g
!, ~ a Co.. 10 accommodate but We prefer
i OIL delivered at the yari
GREGG y co.
Ian 10 l-G3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

When the iedeFeb burnt the Coussstae
House, or hotel, 10 jackson, s,Nen
who were in the upper rooms pilfri se.,
caagh, by the flames and burnt to d,
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DAVID McPlIAlIa
Il i HALL.

A"n, for Gushing a Murlock.
May 2} 1862 u3i Pm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

Mrs. Mary Hyde arrived at the Alton
prison from Nashville having BEEN sentenced
by Gen Rosecnns t. Imprisonment, during
the war, IA the Illinois peuiinntiary. The
oilcncc with which she Is charged is sseccs-
sion proclig,,i,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

in Nashville Singular as II may seem they
have negroes in prison 10 New Orleans 81
Louis, and other cities, for refusing to take
the oath
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20
FOR SALE.

4 NY one wishing to purchae Land Ger
"A tihcates, can get bargain by applying
J, this Office Immediately
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-20

Correspondence between Hon, John Minor
Bolts and Yankee officer has recently been
intercepted and sent to the War Department
Gen Fip lee, who in.rccp,e the letter.
recommends 10 Mr. Bolts be not permitted
to remain so near the iinss Of ctr armv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Oloveland mnrkes-JuIy 1s.

EhOUR--sales red wheat double extra IS IS; super
neat a. So and white wheat double extra at 5000 so
for Indiana and Ohio brands.
WaHAT-0pened with sales red wheat on track at
ol 10 and free board OF 81 l@l liz white at 81 10
iree on board and red on rack the same. Since
the New York report, no sales have transpired.
O0RN--sales cars on track at 4ec. 6heled Is quiet
at Cos.
HIGawINEs--ouie., with sales in small way at
42ko. tsr..
BUTTER-Rsmains quiet, with light sales Western
Reserve at l4c, and Central at l293kc, according to
quality. uf..
oHBEsE--Quiet and unchanged. Sales are at e@9Ac
for fair Western reserve TO choice Hamburg.
EGGS-Sales at 109l0ko for lots In good condition.
Shippers marks have sold 90 low as 90.
DRIHO APPLES--AIe quiet at 4xo.
DRIED PEACHES Quiet and steady at 6k99c foI
unpeeled and 140l5; for peeled.
P0rAT0ns--Are selling from store In moderate lott
at $50 for peachblows.
sALris arm at % for nne and % O5 for coarse ant
ground solar aE4 Sa Ea /
WATER-LIME--sellinga at ol IS.
0IL--L'nseed Is firm ct 81 40 and caibon ct 500.
LUMBER-6elling as follow: Clear e35; secont
eas; box esi; common Sl6@l7; shingles S49S so, ant
iath % IS.
WOOL-The market Is very unsettled Owing to tb
late brilliant which have crowned the Reder
arms the price Of wool has declined. Buyers are no
over anxious to purchase In great amounts while hold
ers are equally anxious to hold to what they have
hoping to realize better hgures Prices range fror
go to zoe.
REoEIPTs-sOOo bush wheat, 8 cars corn and ca
oats.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
TO the Democracy OF franklin Coun-
'NH $50 s7HH ~,

Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of Franklin
county to meet on Friday the 3st day Of July, 1862 for
the purpose Of elsctng delegates TO attend the County
Convention to meet at the Oily Hall in the city Of %
lumbus,Sn Saturday, the lst day Of August 1862 at 10
o'clock A. M. for tho purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives; one Probate Judge; one Sheriff.
one Treasurer; one Auditor; one County Commissioner
one Coroner, and one InArmary Director.
Also at the same time aud place, delegate from
each Ward and Township will be elected to the Senator
a Convention to nominate candidate for Senator for
this Senatorial District. Time for holding the Senatorial
Convention will be fixed hereafter.
The polls will be opened at o'clock and closed at
O'Clock P. in the Township, and viii open a o'clock
and close ct O'Clock P. n. In the city. 80
The following Is the number Of delegates allotted to
each Ward Of the City OF Columbus and each Township
Of the county Of franklin based upon the votes cast for
sepreme Judge in 1882 allowing delegate for each
fifty and additional delegate for each fraction Of
twenty-five votes 10 cast. N.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
UlncInnasi markes.--J6lyfs.


YL0UR-TheTe 10 no change In tho market, Theve ID
limited local demand for trade brands at o5 TO o5 5g
but Whatever for the lower grades and for such
WHISKY good demand and Arm MARKET. Sales oi
7Ov bbis at 4lh0tlx the latter rate for wagon
PROVISION s-rhere 10 g moderate demand for bulk
meats at 20 for shoulders and lc for sides The de-
mand 10 chiefly for shoulden, round lot sold to-
day st the quotation. Bulk hams would briog 6k06x
and are very Bacon shoulders may be quoted at
ahe and sides at5xo with some sales Of clear rio Of
aROoERIEs-Av very dall market without change in
pFices nominally N -4tt f"t
30 iAR-Il6lSc.
C0RREE--2603lc.
M0LAeeEs--56@58c. .. .-,......
WHn 4T-The demand continues light, aud conces-
sion Of 70 per bush was made In red but here was only
moderate inquiry ct the Decline We nov quote prime
Gse and lev cannot be sold 10 any exteni above W
@e6. White remains dull; prices are over. II h nov
at 81 05 for indiana Ohio and el i0@l IS for prime
new and old Kentucky. The sales maoe nblic were
old at o.. In elevator; 500 do do do old In store
and 350 do prime Kentutky white told) e1l3
O0kh-The demand IL les 40 i've ana prices are Q
shade easier. We quote shelled 56057c 10 bulk and cal
57a $50 In bulk the latter 40 extreme figure The sale
were 1000 bush sheed at canal at S1o and 1917 do col
At 57din buA. ldt4 mao
UArs-There 10 a fair demand for choice old oats a
63e64c 10 bulk, and 7ic including sacks but new aft
dall at 7s73c, a which rats they are offered ~ithou
nndipg buyers The sales reported wefe SooO pusn Ole
at 74c including sacks.
hfE-We nave no onhnge 10 report IN too mar Aes -
The demand s limited, and there 10 hardly enough do
ng to establish quotations Prime samples are held o
72c, but IL Woud be dcuit TO effect sales above TOO
HAY-The demand continues good and the marke
rules hrm at the advance reported yesterday We quot
prime timothy at S2l@22 per ton, in bales, on ar
rival. fIL
OAREsE-The receipts are light with fair demand
and the market Is frm at 9kc for b., and lOc 10
Hamburg. . 81. t.at
yUTTER-The demand Is fair and rather in excess Q
the receipts and prices tending upward but are no
quotably higher. We quote prime to choice l6@lSo
--~ 80 " sNN~ '' a. "a .-H laazette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

"FoR OUR LADY READERS "-Uoder this head
the L,uisville Journal hos the following, th
value OF which theladies will know how to ap.
preciate: f' q t'-' i, -.,,
.Pracuse tin, bpx--any tinsmith, can make
one--tbo inches deep and about q foot In diam
eter, made in a circular form, having q space
one and halt inches wide sronnd the outer
edge (assmtll tin pan placed in q larger oae
wilrperhaps give al idea of ~. have y painted
green, and keep the staee around the edge filed
With water. Arrange flowers in IL, and IL pre-.
sents the appearance Of wreath lying ou the
table, the water keeping the flowers fresh and
bright. A lamp, gSs.bnrner, STA uette, or vase
of fosers can be placed inthe center II forms
very neat aoral orna, spt.. . tsiies' i ssss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

A MAN in Ottawa county, Michigan, while
ploWing With bis oxen, received from neigh
Dor two hundred dollars 10 greenbscks, which,
for safe keeping, be placed in the bottom Of his
dinner pail in the wagon. While away short
distance the oxen ate his dinner and money,
and left him the alternative Of killing one Or
both to secure the greenbacks. He concluded
to dispatch tie master OK, and, to his great de.
light, fouud the securities uniDjured in biz
stomach
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

New YoRK, July 20-A New Orleans letter
says it is rnmored that Admiral Porter will as.
sumo command Of the Mississippi river. and
Admiral Farragut will 90 outside to Commence
operations In another quarter against the enc
my.
The Herald's Vicksburg letter, dated July
1lth, P. NJ, says: Gen. Pemberton's paroled
army marched out Of our lines this forenoon.
Only few stragglers are now In the city.
Oar forces under General Sherman occupied
Jackson yesterday, and our advance guard ID
beyond Pearl river. johnson has retreated be-
Pearl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
City Wharf Lots for Sale,

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
i OF Columbus, bv resolution adopted May 49, 1858,
ordered the sale Of all Lots known % the City Wh.
tween Broad and Town streets, and appointed the un.
dersgned Agent therefor. Bald iots have been ap.
praised by three dsinttresed freehodes Of the CITY,
md are now offered at private sale ct the apprasement.
said lots their apprasement at any time before the
nat day OF August, 1862 All Lots remaining unsoid
ssid day, Will be sold to the highest bidder the
be In existence. ~ Ii ~ NkF
These Lots are thiryone feet tree inches front ON
eoloto street, running to canal street. aud range
from IS to 100 feet In depth The following ID che ap.
praised value Of said Lota respectively, I tJTI1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

MILITIA DIscHARoED.-Is will be seen by an
order of Gov. Tod, directed to Gen. Mason,
and published elsewhere in this paper, that call
the ordinary militia forces" assembled at Camp
Chase, sere discharged yesterday, This dis
charge, We understand, is construed to include
all the militia l.tely in camp, except the indie
pendent or yoiuu e,r compahies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

TIE best advice that oAn be taken 10 to ssss
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound BY
iasns HuDscs's vssiv.LIED TOOrH PAsrs. Gail
for Il at studsr's. Marple's, samuel's. Robsrts,
Wilson's, sOhueller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsrs anywhere. Try IL one
and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

The Governors Guards were pstroling the
city yesterday Afternoon, hunting up stray mem.
bers of Indei iendent Militia companies, and to-
king them out 10 Camp Chase We understand
that there are about enough of these indepen-
dent companies at he camp to form a regiment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
State and Local News
enatoriaI Convention.

d The delegates elected to nominate Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties Of
franklin and Pickaway, will meet In Conven'
tion in the city Of Columbus, on Monday, the
third day Of August, at ten O'Clock A. M, for
the purpose of making said nomination.
BY order of the Democratic Central Commit
tees Of Franklin and Pickaway counties.
l WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Chm Dem. Cen'l Com mittee of Franklin Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

The editor OF I Baltimore American ssys
be has heard from respectable ear-witness
that General Hooker, 10 bis parting address to
his tficers there, fajd g that the Army Of The
Potomac fought with the rtb,ls two hours out
Of the tWen y-four, and with the Government
at Washington the uther twenty-five"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
Chm Dem. csn'l Com mit,ee of Franklin Co.

The DRAFT.-It was rumored on the street
last evening that the draft had been begun In
The city. We have. however, heard Of no per-
son who had received notice that he had been
drafted. 1t is generally understood that the
service OF auch notice will be the first intima.
tion the public will have Of the taking place Of
draft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 19.--The HsraId's special
says: Toe rebel army has not made as rapid
progress toward Culpepper as has been general
ly supposed There is good reason for stat pe
that I bulk Of Lees army lie stIll 10 the vioin.
ity of Winchester. There was also quite O large
rebel force at Banker Hill, which is between
Winchester and MAr.insburg, yesterday. II
would DO improper +, state where Genera
Meade's army 10, bus there 10 good ground to
hope shat they may yet complete the destruc-
tlon OF the remains of the rebel army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

By the departure of the ordinary militia"
from Camp Chase, that magnificent elephant, Of
which the Journal had 30 much to cay, has been
reduced to very small proportions. The "show"
It advertised may be considered as" playeo
out'' Y.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

Nav YosK July II Three thousand troops
garrison Seventh avenue arsenal. Two steam
ooass, heavily armed and manned, cruise up
aud down the river 90 far as the northern
boundary Of West Chester county, in conse.
quence Of threats TO burn the town. All has
been quiet, hoaever. West Chester county 10
part OF the metropolitan police district.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21
'TELEGRAPHIC.
KEPORTED ron TaE s+arEsmAN
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to q O'Clock this nGornina.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 The EDquirer has q
dispatch dated Hagerssown, 18th, stating tha.
the rear guard Of Lees army left Msrtinsburg
on 8 ,turdsy morning. Oar whole force 10 across
the river. The Potomac is falling rapidly Lee
e retreadng his main force BY stfasburg and
Staunton, not BY Culpepper. lls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

WHILE the rebel General Morgan was on his
raid through Ohio, the available capital Of the
banks In Dayton, comprising six tons Of gold'
was removed to Toledo for cafe keeping.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-21

MRs. C L. VALLANDIGHAM and sou, with o
party of ladies and gentlemen from Dayton,
passed up by railroad on Saturday, on their
way to the Clifton House, Canada West.