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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25
THE REPULSE AT SUMTER.
HOW 1T WAS ACCOMPLISHED.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia N. American.
During the afternoon our shells set fire
to some of the buildings in Montrieville,
and extended completely around the Fort.
1t continued during the evening, lighting
up the heavens with the lurid glare of con-
tiagration. In the early part of the day
the Admiral signalled to Gilmore request
ing the loan of some of his boats for an ex-
petition which he had planned for this
evening. The General replied that they
were all in Vincent's Greek, impossible to
get over in time, and now in constant use
for picketing. He would be obliged to de-
cline. The Admiral, it appears, did not
tell Gen. Gilmore of the destination of the
expedition or request his cooperation.
The army had also plan for an attack
even an assault on Sumter, and the
placing of the old flag on the battlements.
The General informed the Admiral that
he should make the attempt to take pos
session of the ruins during the night, and
Immediately an answer was returned that
the navy proposed doing the same thing.
The oath Massachusetts, and the 10th Con-
necticut volunteers, under command of
Col. Osborne of the former regiment,
were selected to perform the honorable
duty. Their instructions were, if they
found the navy already there, to retire; if
not, attack the fort with 400 picked men,
and if successful, burn red light from
the ramparts.
The soldiery set out about 10 o'clock,
with plans well matured, band of reso-
lutte, determined, enthusiastic men, and
quietly they rounded Gregg and neared
the memorable ruin. The night was pro-
pitious, and everything was moving
smoothly on. When within quarter of
a mile OF their destination, the navy were
discovered already there, about to COM
mence the assault According to order,
the army withdrew and allowed the navy
the glory of putting the colors on fort
which they had done nothing to sub
due. Our naval brethren, five hun
dred strong as they reached the de-
bris, were greeted with a volley of
musketry, perhaps sixty pieces Flag
Lieutenant Preston and seventy menG)
clambered up the ruins and were taken
prisoners. Hand grenades were thrown
among the marines preparing to follow
they were staggered by the explosion, fired
a volley from their carbines at the fort
opened their boat howitzer on the fort /!
let all the rebels in the harbor know what
they were about; received the fire of the
James Island batteries, Fort Johnson
Battery Bee, Sinikins, Beauregard, Moul-
trie, and ram which ran down from
Charleston; had six boats sunk, several
lives lost, and then skedaddled. Red
lights were burned from Sumter to enable
the rebel gunners to see, and we, poor
over confident morta.s at headquarters,
thought the coveted ruins was ours. Pop
went the corks, though wakened at mid
night, and high in the goblets flowed the
sparkling Catawba! This morning told
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25

gle for the Island have been, on our side,
about 70O-killed, wounded and missing:
The enemy's loss is estimated at about
5000. The successful evacuation, after
the glorious defence of forty-eight days,
is, under all the circumstances, most
gratifying military event.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25

the story; the rebel flag still Haunted from
the gorge wall, and the navy were inglori-
ously whipped. At daybreak the Admiral
sent another flag of truce to inquire Of the
rebel General chow many neu did lose
last EVENING"" With few comments
we close the last ten days. history.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25
Surrender Of Three Hundred Men Of
the Tenth Ohio.

KNOXVILLE, Sept 16.-On Wednesday
Lieut. Colonel Harpeth with 800 men of
the 10th Ohio, was attacked near Talford,
ninety-three miles up the railroad by 1900
rebels under Jackson. After fighting GAL
lantly two hours, our forces, losing heavily
in killed and wounded, were compelled to
surrender to overpowering numbers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25

"A buxom widow of forty and an un-
married weaver, both of So, Kingstown,
r. l., eloped to Newport last week and
were married. Two OF the widows sons
unsuccessful w sought to prevent the match,
but the weaver was too quick for them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25

Col Straight is still in rebel prison.
Prentice says he isn't one of the 'Stralght-
OutS.''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25

Alton, ILL.,, gave majority for sold
Abe." 1t now elects Democratic mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
IVA
From Eurnna.

oAfE RACE, July 1.-THE Scotia, from Liverpool 18Th
and Queenstown 18th inst, was boarded of here and
one weeks later dates obtained.
The Russian reply on the Polish question has been re
ceived It s believed TO assent to the six points named
By England, France and Austr but proposes ey
instead OF an armistice.
Great anxiety existed to learn the results Of the bstle
between Meade and Lee.
The Timer don't see the ground for Lincolns hopeful
anicipstons and says the principal struggle to come
looking ct Vicksburg and Port Hudson. l,fa YER i-
nal that Spain intends to recognize the Southern Don
federcy are utterly false. Hpain will wait the initia
1--we By England and France. p lsafq Vii5-0l td c'
Tho Polish national government has refused to agree
to the six points OF the three powers and will issue
manifesto 10 The people. x mh HtllH n BIII
The Times draws atteation to the arrest Of an Ing
lishman IN Ne. York and the seizure Of bills held b
him on echroeder Co negotatorso Of the oonfederate
loan. Il says guarantee should be obtained for the
safety Of the property Of neutras within the jurisdIc
tlon Of the Washington dovernment. > 'AC4JL4S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
cincinnati Market. LJaly "a p,

RL0UR--We have to still notice q dull market, and
prices neminal Fresh ground is selling 10 tho city
dealers st % rs to e525. az
Sales Of 500 brl5 ut 42D42 the latter rate for wagon
PR0VIsI0NS-A hrner feellng and growing dis
position manifested to buy, which 10 the cause of this
hrmneBs. Trade on the Mississippi 10 opened by the
Government, which cheers the Community, and gives
matters the aspect Of old times. 100 hhds Bacon Sides
sold at and old mess Pork at % 5O and we under
stood that ~ 90 was paid for lot Bulk Shoulders
LARD-some inquiry for Lard, but we heard Of no
sales. ET1I5l
aRooERIEs-A dull market, without change. gu,
gaI, llAglaSHo FOR raw, and l5%9l5kc for renned.
WHEAT-A furthei decuns Of essc per bushei wa,
established on red. but there was fair inquiry from
ehppers at the decline, and the closed ateadv
e5ec for prime new and $4,000 for DID, White rules
dull and heavy, but prices are not quoably lower,
though they are merely nominal II is held at 959Be
,GF 9aos Sr q ohS for new and
bush prime red fnsSl at slKc, delivered; 700 do at
eehc delivered; 5000 prime red (new and old) at
s59gO,i 300 do prime Kentucky white (new) at ii OO
ana quo 10 inferior do az SIC. a..ss
OORn-The market rules steady, with a demand
about equal to the supply We quote sheled and ear
a. oooI In bulk 4OO bush shelled at 57ci 42O do al
SIC in Sacks sacs 10 be TetuIned and $50 do ear at SIC
In bulk, z 3 "lJ IIrI'"- -. y 80 '' - ~ Wv
0Ars-A continued dull and heavy market, and
prices are lower, closing dull at the decline They are
now freely offered at 60D0lc in bulk. lot Of 1900
bush reported at CSC at canal but this was copsd.
cred above the market. H.t, .fi. si-ii,q 30
RYE-rhereis not enough doing to establish quota.
tons and prices are entirely nominal Prime samples
HAY-The market is unchanged and steady. We
quote prime Timothy at 3sl OO9e2 90 per ton in bales
on arrival, and s23 0Ot9e4 from store.
OHEEsE-The receipts continue light, and hardly
equal to the demand, ana the market rules firm at full
prices. We quote Western Reserve 9Hc, and
Hamburg l0c. ~
BUrTER-Ths supply Is in excess OF the demand
And Drce0 dfOODinR. but not otahlv l0waF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
To 'he Democracy OF Franklin Ooun-
uY,. 4. -.I4 .844l| ~

tN.f fa stIf H."t ...
Notice Is hereby given to the Democracy Of Franklin
county to meet Friday, the ast day of July 1eos
the purpose Of eectng delegates to attend the County
Convention to meet at the City Hall in the city Of 90
lumbus on Saturday, the LIST day Of August 1863 10
o'clock A. M. for the purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives; Probate Judge; one Sheriff.
one Treasurer; Auditor; County Commissioner
one Coroner, and one InArmsry Director. Hta1l
Also at the same time aud place. one delegate from
each Ward and Township will be elected to the senato
al Convention to nominate candidate for Senator for
this Senatorial District. Time Tor holding the senatorial
Convention will be fixed hereafter. .... q .,fs
The polls will be opened at O'Clock and closed at
O'Clock P NJ in the Township and will open o'clock
and close at Q o'clock P. N. in the city. . .....
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
sepreme Judge in 1862 allowing delegate for each
fifty and additional delegate for each fraction Of
twenty-five votes 20 cast.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
cleveland market-JuIy "a.

RL0UR-Markst dull and dropping. Gales 100 bbls
Hne -four at % 90.
WHE aT-Inactive and unsettled. Sales l car at
81 o. car at 81 OAK and atSl 05, all on track and
O0RN--sale car ears at 58c.
OATS-Quiet at CSC.
HIGHWINES-Quiet at 42c. ~ EE Fs. 81
BUTTER-sales I2 hrkns Central at 70 Kc and l6 do
Western Reserve at 14c.
Edd5-1n good local demand with Gales ct lie
Ike.
DRIED APPLE5-sales choice In small lots al Ko,
HAMs-esle 1900 lbs Fremont hams at lOc
eALT-eteady at % 90 for ine and S205 for cosrse
and ground Solar.
.YINEaAk-sales cider vinegar at 1lKc. q
RECEIPTS. 1850 bush wheat, lear corn aud cars
oats.
hE''"' ftf el'a 900 q fLsdder
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
COMMERCIAL MAfTERS!I


o0TI0N-Less active and ioarceiy % nrm at 6206sc.
IOUk-Less active and closes scarcely 90 firm
are without decided change. with sales OF o5 OO
spring brands extra round hoop Ohio. lA1zsT
WHisKx-hore active at 45@45Ko for good and
for white; common and inferior dull and besyy N
III 0ODl IL for Chicago spring; o1 1901 81 for NIL
yarkee club; Sl e9@l 25 for amber Iowa. 81 ~ fol
choice amber Green Bay; e12l11 IS for winter red
western; u 260l 30 for amber Michigan u ftIl
ooRN-Hss advanced 102c with good home trade
and speculation demand. Sales at 66067Kc for ship
ping mixed western, closing Arm.
OAT6-riim and In moderate demand at 7OD76ok.
PORK-Opened dull and closed q shade easier a
I'll 5O9ll 6sh for old messi Sl3 509l3 89k for old
and new primsi el3 5ODlo 90 for new prime.
MEeB BEEE--Dull .flIrI.t,. III .,,--
BA00N-eidea dull and heavy. '.'.'. ,'tA 4N
LARD-Lower, OF 999Xc. ..t.l, u~,4,s,,i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Master Commissioners Sale,

John Britler OF alp Court Of Common Plsssof "a
w,,, T; I franklin County, psiv,5s
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ORo
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auctions ut the door Of the Court Houso In
the city Of Columbus, -
Saturday, the 29Ih day Of August, A. d. 1863,
at o'clock p NJ, the following described real CO.
tate, situate In the county Of franklin and State or
Ohio, to-wil --N' HE
Lot No. l4O, in the town Of Dublin part Of lot
No. l35 In the town Of Dublin pesinnng the north
9ast Of said lot No. 1885, thence south with the
front line Of said lot about "a feet to the oorner Of vii
liam Hayes part Of said lot, thence west with the
line Of said William B. Hays TO the alley, northwest
corner Of said Hayss part Of said lot thence north
with the alley TO the north Of said lot No.
l35 thence with the line Of said lot east to the Begin
ming Also, the following lot No. ls4 In the town of
Dublin.
Apprsised--Lot No. 4Oat $3.50. q .tal.-g .-,r- -
A. " Part OF lot No. 135 at S6IO. ktFttlIikl. {
u Lot No. l3tat $500.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Bherif,
and Master oommissiopsr.
Iuly26-dlt&wtd 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

FIcrA Al, g culinary preparation, Hsrrick
Allen's Gold Medal Saleratus 10 infalHbls. Il
has great advantage over yeast iermens sasion.
and will make twenty-five pounds more Bread
Or Biscuit from the same barrel Of four. and
much better. ltretains all the glutinous atsroA
and sugar that 10 In the -four, and from two-sud
a'half fppupaeof -four, will make shrse,and-as
half ppupds Of Bssad or Biscuit, while the same
quantity by fermsntatien, will make only Sjes
over three poaads, and require more than twice
the quantity Of shortening, besides being much
more unhealthy. Try IL, and bs convinced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Rum ors IN Regard 60 Les's move
& t.if mOnln.

WARRINGTON, July The Republican Of this P. n.
satep that private information has been received here
that Lee has been delaying the Potomac to enable
him to get away safely with the punder he has collected
In Maryland and Pepngylvanis and because his foroeI
have been gathering In the new crops OF grain In the
phunAnuOah valley. no In moving coward nioh-
procuring which was increased by the fall OF Vcksbug
and Pert Hudson, and IL intensified by the cutting
Of the Tennessee and Virginia railroad, which was
great medium for procuring supplies for Lees army
The Navy Department has received Information thai
be steamer Santiago De Cuba, captured July l5 thu
steamer Lizzie, Of Nassau, after chase of two hours
She was formerly owned In Wilmington, North Oaro
lima, and was her second trip to and from Wilmington
Her cargo consisted Of brandy, soap, provisions eIo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

LoasEs IN THE FIFTH ONO BATTERY The
following is q list of the killed and wounded In
The Fifth Ohio Battery. at the battle before jack
son, Miss., July IL:
Killed-DAvid Peterson. ,sstt aSaSSt&
Wounded Lieutenant Chas March, slightly; !;
Thomas w eber, leg anputa!ed; Charles E Uiz.'
do; Jacob Karched, wounded in heel; Joseph
F Magsue, 10 shoulder; Daniel J Brink, 10 leg;
JobnJ Crist, In fngers; Howell D Howells, In
leg, slightly. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
State and Local News.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF MARKETs,(
COLUMBUS, July IS, 1863.
The Coal dealers of the city of Columbus
are hereby ordered to present, or cause to be
presented, their respective wagons and carts at
the City Prison yard, Immediately west Of the
Market House, on Wednesday, July 30, 1868,
at O'Clock, A. M for the purpose of having
them measured aud branded as provided by Or
dinanoe.
Any one failing to comply with this ordes
will be dealt with according to law. 500
GtIH d. MoALISTER,
Sup't Of Markets.
Journal and Fact copy time.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

HuMoRou, AND JovnL,-The renowned All
Burnett, ss SWill be seen by notice 10 another
place, will give one of his humorous and jovial
eutertsiuments on Wednesday evening next,
'ushsr on Thursday evening, at Naughton
h.ll. AR has won worldwide fame Tor his
comic rtcitations and funny delinestiohs Of chsr-
acter. He comes to our city in very good time,
when such recreatious as be only car give, are
much needed. Every body will of course 60 10
laugh away an hour or two at bis oddities
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Senatorial Convention.

: -, 7 -'-~~~' VINO ~" T0HI'1O
2 The delegates elected to nominate Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties of
franklin and PckawAy. will meet In Couvsn-
aon 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 .,s1,e
By order Of the Democratic Central Commit
tees OF franklin and Plckavay counties. g9t ,,,,
WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Chm Dem. CenT Committee of franklin Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Master Commissioners Sale.

William B. Hubbard Superior Court o. yr.nlI,D
Robert Riordsn OF al. county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE Oh. AN ORDER OF
the said Court to mo directed viii offer for sale at
Public Auction, at tho door Of the Court Bouse In the
City Of Columbus, on sssI m
Saturday, the Ssh day of August, A. d. 1863,
at one o'clock NJ the following described real q.
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to.ws part Of
Parks survey No 3,3l5, In the Virginia Military Dis
trct, bsg inning at point In the National Road and
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract Of
300 acres OF thereabouts belonging 70 Joseph NJ sul
want; thence n e4 deg, n l16 COL poles along the
center Of the said National Road thence N.5K deg. W..
ls4 2 100 poles to Bake thence g. n deg 30 min. W.
81 poles to stake, being the northwest corner Of
Robert d. Neils land; thence 9. deg. 30 min. west
SS poles to the place Of beginning, containing 100
It being tract OF 100 acres OF The west end Of traet
Of 29SK acres owned BY said Robert =. Neil. 4rg F
APRraisedat ~ 20 peracre. .s-.ur,0 ..- s,,a
|ss e!aeuS m q. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
=. 1ln 10Y and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees "a So ll7g s- .1as5lGJ ~ n t.a .
July l-dlt&wtd . tt5 sfi- IfT.I > ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

FEscIse Capt E jaeger, OF Norwich .Upi-
versity, Vermont, proposes, as will be cen BY q
notice In this paper, to commence, on Tuesday
next, at tHeadley & Eoery's Hall, a third course
Of insnuctioue in the small sword exercise. -
The Captain Is a scienti6c as vel as practical
man, aud all who avail themselves OF bis ia
struction will iud him competent and expert
teachersia3 ,qts fsssir .H t.s. ..-a. e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

THERE We Q ia confinement In the city prison,
Cinciunai, on yesterday (saturday) morning,
three rebel Ulcers belonging to John Morgsn's
gang. .NIsis said they will be sent to Johosoa's
Island, thsre to be held in close imprison uieDt
ulti the men Of Col. Straight's commend, cap
tured ins G eorRia, are released.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
TOLEDO "A correspondent Of the Rochestes.
N. Y, Democtat, writing from Toledo, save: i

N. Y, Democrat, writing from Toledo, ssys;
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indi,
ana railroad b-ye depot al this place ior che
transit of produce aud me casndise from the
cars 70 vessels, which is about elk hundred feet
long. The transactions are 60 large that this
immense GsEace always appears full and oftsn-
times crowded. The freight oars that arrive
from Chicago loaded with freight, bound east,
average two hundred and fifty per day.
On visiting the building this moTniDg, 10 was
found TO be Q itirely empty from one end to the
other. In the stream aud at the docks are
twenty nine calling vessels, eleven steamers
and an immense number Of canal boats, al
Idle. e Hst@ "f t7l'
The wave Of the riot in New York may be
said 70 be felt emphatioally here. Instead of
swo hundfedland Atty cars arriving this day,
only three have come in. All parties are look.
Ing With Intense interest, for the return of con,
hdence, 90 that shipments may again bs made
% freely a. they were fifteen days ago. %. .'an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

4 sYoSFgsyggI AsEHeH.ny.--The snceyasfpl
~sssOhsDt 70 always the ods Who keeps Tie Esss
gcodso all kinds, and as many Of thSia are
sSate Of the fact, they keep the CAe,isql Sale.
,dtu', manufactured by D. B. DsLand & Co., al
Fairpcrs, Monroe county, New York. For sale
BY most Wholesale and retail dealers in the
country, p%AV hlss..t .sii4 aFf IL n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

{. WESTMINSTER CHURoH.-The Audience Room
Of this church Corner Of State and Sixth streets)
which has been undergoing repairs and i'm
provements, will be reopened to-day, Services
at II A. M. and 4 P. M All are cordially in
Yitad. SO y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
From the Southwest and Charles

MRNPHs, July %. Chalmers forces, who have held
the county south Of Memphis, are reported moving TO-
ward Grenada and 0kAlona. scout from 0kaona yes.
or. Braggs army 10 mostly at ohattsuoogs and Allan.
70. None have gone to johnson. Atlanta 10 being
strongly fortified @RS-s sae& 20 - ~ ~
oharleston dates Of the 10th state Fort Wagner still
holds oui that the Yankees had been surprised on Fol-
" island and retreated to Morris island that the iron
clads and other craft continued to lombard Fort Wag
ner.i .-Gj
The report that Pillow Is In West Tennessee is un.
trues Small bands Of guerrillas enforcing the con.
acptlon, and stealing horses etc. are all the forces
left 10 annoy the inhabitants. --,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
The Fastest limo on RecO I'd - -Debnt,
II in Parliament

NEW YORK, July 25.-The oity Of New York made
the passage from Queenstown In nine days. the quickest
time on record fer . screw steamer. .g..1.ai
The Bohemian arrived out on the 18th, and the CITY
Of Cork on the 10TH. .r-..sH Il
In the House OF Commons, on the 18th, Roebuck
withdrew hiB motion for recognition Of the South,
yielding bis own feelings 10 the wishes Of Lord Palmer
ston. galmerston said Roebuck did right IN withdraw
ing the notion He hoped this would DO the last time
when any member would mako use Of his intercourse
with any foreign soyeregnsuch proceedings being sx'
tremely irregular.
The o'Donahue protested against Roebucks bitter
hostility to the North He believed Rsebuck was aclua.
be great advantage TO England. BE should consider
the greatest calamity that could befal the werld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Up to 2 O'Clock this Morning.

Eight between Con. Blunt and re b..
III oil Gen. CooPer-Rebels Routed.
a LEAvMwoRTn, July 25.--0n Thursday severe hght
occurred between Gen. Blunt and rebel Gen. Cooper
shifting In the complete route Of the rebels. Find.
Ing he rebels had fallen back from Fort Gibson, Blunt
With Two thousand four hundred men and twelve guns
eft IN puIuit After marching Afty miles In twenty
tour hours he found the enemy ave thousand strong In
position on Hlk creek. Blunt Immediately attacked and
our artillery dimounted two rebel guns, which we're
captured charge was finally made, whom the enemy
NED In confusion our cavalry pursuing when the courier
left.
Rebel loss alxlv killed. tWentyiour wounded and one
hundred plibobers. Our ibsE tan killed and thirty
wounded. We captured q quantity Of oommissaFy
stores.
Blunt, though sick, commanded In person.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

Adult one thousand prisoners belonging to
John MoIgan's band we're brought down the
river to Cfncinusti on Friday evening. OF tlese
two huudred and fifty were captured BY Gen,
Judah near Pomeroy. and The rest we're osp.ur-
ed byfGen.s Sbickieford's Command at other
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

NEvsR was any thing mere sessonable than
the rain that fell yesterday. To be sure it was
small In quantity compared with the amount
needed; but nevertheless, what was sent was O
great blessing. 1t made the parched and al.
most desola earth emile with freshness and
beauty .assa E-a SE4 Zst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

IHE best advice that can be taken Is 10 ssos
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HuDsoH's uNRivALLED ToorH PASTE. Call
for IL as studer's, Marple's, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's, sohueller's, shaup's. Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J, Fowler's, D. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Psrfumsrs anywhere. Try Is one
a.A Ill - " ~