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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07
A CARD TO TIE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WtLLINH CosGKovE, while lAborlng as
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of cOnsumpuoDi
WheDAii other means had failed, tya recipe obtain
ed from aisafned physician residing In tho grent
City OIL sddo. This recipe has cured great mum
bers who Eere sHfering from Consumption. Bron-
chitis. sore rhroat. Coughs And Colds. and the de-
bility and nervOusdepressionc caused By these dis
orders.
De.irous Of bene1tting others. I will send this
recipe. which have brought home with ne, TO all
who need lI,free Cfebarge. Address
Rev. WM. cOSGRoVB.
439 Fulton Avenue,
Dee. II. IsCa-3oly Brooklyn, n. Y.
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CITY OF LANCASTER;


wThere will be'a meeting Of the
Union men Of fairfield county Ohio, Sat-
~rday May Esd A.D. 1868 at the Court
House in Lancaster.
The business Of the meeting will be:
Is. Organization Of new central COM
miltes.
81 The appointment Of Delegates to
Tho Union State Convention TO be held al
Columbus June 18th A. D. 1868.
s,h The organization Of The county fo'
The coming campaign. All men ire
sp.o,ivs o! past political opinions. wb'
isvor q prosecution Of the war 10 suppress
The rebellion are invited to attend. /
R, N. CLARKE. ch. &C
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THDlToR OF GA2ETT E-Dear Sir 4: With your
lJpernissioD wish to cay 10 the readers Of yodr
per that will send by return mail to all who Wish
II. tfree)a Recipe. with full directions for making
aud using simple Vegetable balm that will e1ectu.
ally remOve In 10 days. Pimples. BOtches. Tan,
Preckles and all lmpu rites Of the Skin leaving the
same sOft clear. smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them 10 start full growth oI Lnxuriani
Hair, Whskers or ousiacbe. In less than 80 days
Ill applications answered BY return mail free Of
charge.
| ReSpeetfuliy yours.
TH0S. p. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
No e3i Broadway, New York.
| April 73-IeC3-i -2m.
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JOHN WILLIAMS.
To be continued.
IMPORTANT FROM MURFREES-
RORO.
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, May

hAOprhhhoSONNbs A1"y -
Tire situation here is unchanged. Ths
rshels remain in their positions, as repor.
ted in late dispatc, es. 1t is supposed by
soms that their moYensnts were lntend-
ed to cover the Withdrawal of Forrest,
who has been sent to oppose Dodge at
Tuscumtis, and also the Withdrawal of
cavalry re euforctments sent 10 Pegram
in Kentucky. Forrest and Dodge arr re
ported by rebel papers as being engaged
on the 29th near Tuscumbla. Dodge
had succeeded in taking Courll,nd.
The rebel nrws from Grant is encour-
aging. His army ia opposite and bslow
Grand Gulf some # his troops having
moved across to the Nach.s 3 and Haze
hurst road. and transports had reached
Hnz ehurat. The intentions were t.
move on natchez. The gunboats had al
80 me, with success at Grand Gulf, lav'
ing. after bonbardmenl Of six hours
dismounted several guns. and killed the
Colonel commanding the batteries and
three men. Twelve we're wounded.
Six gunboats and two transports had
passed Grand Gull on the 29h. Th-re
is other news of interest sent more fully
in tho Associated Press dispatches of thu
day.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the lst pub
fishes Brsgg's oficia! report. It is suy'
thing ,ut hatterins to McCook--reprs'
sen'ing his route as most complete. III
pitches into Breckintidge; admits his los
at above 5000, and says our loss wa
95.OOo, 5000 being prisoners.
NuRrRtrsboR,. May 4 4--R.bel r'port
rrpresent Dodge as having advance
eleven miles east OF Tuscumbia, mpelin
Forrest Fighting WAS reported gcin
on the 2g,h ult.
Dodge was In possession Of Courtlan
on the a5th ul..
ia 'k.On di>patcles Of the 29lh ult
reprtsent Giant at Union Church, on tn
NatcheE and Hazlehnrst Road. Ligt
boats are now moving up tn Yazoo.
A train Of Transports had reached H4'
lehurst, and i, was evident the enem
init nded moving on Nalchcz.
Banks had t-ken Alexandria. 1t say
it is impossible for him 10 gel into Moo
LAKE until the river rises.
A ia kson dispatch dated 8 O'clock E
the 99th, Gays communicaIin with Gran
Gull had been established. After 81
hours firing, the guuboats withdrew :
They fred about lhIee thousand shot
temporarily disabling one gun Our lo
was 8 killed and sa wounded, Col. Wac
of the artillery, was killed. Two gur
boats were apparently dlsablsd-dama!
) unknown. They lie three miles belo
on tn" Louisiana shor-. The enemy e
snged large body at Hard Tine, e
miles above Grand Gulf. Six Runbos
; with Two transports passed Grand G'
on the 20 h, The euemy wero on t
Ldnisiaua shore 5aow.
MobtLE April 3O.--ofi ial Inform
: tion says 'ha soop. Of war Prebla was d
>. s'royed by a'e on the s9tb, off Pens
cola. She is total loss. q H
RIcHMoND. April 30.-Informlion r
ceived states that the Yankees Gro IS
o the Rappahanuock near Fredericksbur
4 Passengers report skirmishing this NOR
linV. #r - ef .s. ...-a
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,Jvsr Received. H. Smith, Jr'
has a largo and fine assortment OF go'd
and silver American watches to which he
invites the attention of the community
We would also call Attention to the fact
,ha. Robert Gate, is engaged at Gsorg'''
and wa f,el NO h.sitatien in recommend
ing Our friea,ls to call upon him.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

ETodr ePi,ures and lovers OF good
eating Ass enjoying the lu1uries Of salad
asparagus, onions aud radisheG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

W Attention is called 10 the adyer-
tisemNnt Of A. Brenamen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

Row.-On last Saturday evening. "
some gau,lsmsn were taking walk cont
the plank" they wsrs set upon by a par
eel of drunken rowdis', and one or two OF
their numb,r severely beaten. Welear
that all this took place without any pro-
vocation whatever.
Ills honor ,hs Mayor 6Ound two OF
then, by name. RoUDy MONAGHAN and
.PErE MAL6sE, over to appear at the next
term of court. and i1 default Of ball. they
were committed to jail.
AsorHEs. Tuesday evening,
ndmbsr Of youug gents evidently Under
the influence Of an inordina'e amoant o
spiritu, frud.ndi. raised a disturbance or
the street. for which they were promptly
arrested by Marshal hASrs, and the May
or mulcted them 10 the sum OF W ~
And 8 ix hours confinement.
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ROAD N0TICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom II mayeon
cerh, that Al the next Session Of tho Commission
ers OF Fairfield county, to be held In June noxt there
will be presented petition praying for the establish
ment ofthe following described County Road, IN
wits commanding AZ the old tavern stand, f0rmefl!
owned and kept bv John Sweyer decd, on the oil
Chillieolbe read. thence North along the line OF th
old road, 10 the Amanda road and there TO teImpaie
MANY PETITIONERS.
Anvil 9th, Ws3--<vq, T fIfl l.
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DIR. A. C. BARLOW
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
Y has been duly appointed and qualified as I'D
ninistratrix of the estate Of JOHN J. HINES, de.
ceased. All persons Interested debtors or ctedl.
Tors II said estate will take notice thereof, and
govern themselves accordingly,
MARGARBEC. HANBS,
Lancaster, .Aprll 23-63-3wt. Adninistratri1
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RIWs notice that "ys city sprinkli"g
pot" is this year under the charge of our
worthy friend Ed CRUEs. This 10 good
Sns,itu,ion. and ons that will bO apprecia'
ted BY our merchants during the long
hot. dry, and dusty summer months.
We hope ED may receive the reward
pt we'll doing.
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JoaNsroN's New ILLUSTRATED FAMILY
ArLAs.-We have on our table copy ot
Ihis work, It is an Atlas and Geography
uombiusd, giving the various races aa'-
msls and productions cf the world The
towns. villages and townships Of every
State ia the United States; and the Phtn'
omsna Of water, atmosphere and organic
Ifs.
Beside, these It contains historical
and statistical view Of the United States
from the foundation Of the Government
. plan Of McClsllan's Peninsular Cam.
paigu, the location OF all the iofts' h"r'
bors. and military positions ia the coan
. ,ry. and q full record of all the battles
and events Of the Rebellion. l! Is the
best work Of the kind exiaat.
The .gsnt for This work is now In the
county. aud We advise our friends 'C
avail themselves Of this opportunity 'c
procure an invaluable Atlas and record
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

The following 10 the report Of the Finance
committee made to the meeting ct the State
House last evening. ~, eaAts Vyoy+
To The Citizens Of Columbus;
Tue Finance commitsee appointed at the Cit
izeus' War Meeting 90 Tuesday, after due Con.
sultati0n, ara OF opinion, and 90 report: That
the proper and juet way to raise the necessary
funds 20 put the requisite number of men fro om
this county into the six mouths service, 10 20
levy q lax upon the tsxAble property Of thls
city and county, thereby equaIizlng the burdens
upon all, and avoiding the delays, and in-
convenience, and injustice OF soliciting
public subscriptions, 10 which, at least
only a few will respond, although all ere
equally interested. But this tax canoot be
levied until IL Is authorized by Legislation. -
Iu the meantime the money must be raised, and
In order TO effect that object in the Present
emergency, your committee propose that inter
esI-bearng scrip be issued by the County Com.
missioners of Franklin oounty, 10 the amour,
Of sixty.seven thousand five hundred dollsrs
This whole sum requires q levy of only two
and-A- half mills on the dollar Of the taxable
property OF the county. We, therefore, recon
mend that the citizens, in public meeting az
sembled, request the County CommIssion-
ers 30 iseus the scrip, payable as sucl
time, aud with such rate of interest a
they may deem proper--depending upon the
patriotism Of the next Legislatuse to leaalizs
such issue, and authorize the YAK 70 be leviec
for the payment Of said scrip.
For the information Of the otizsns, your com
mittee bas ascertained that Of the ,histy thou
sand six monlha' men from Ohio, called TOR b,
the President, this county's proportion 10 abon
seven hundred and a ty men To pay eacu mat
who may respond 10 this elk month"; cal, 4l'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

FOURTH WARD-MiLIrARY NoT1oE.-All per-
sous liable to military duty residing in the 4.h
Ward OF the city of Columbus, are hereby no
tiheo and required to meet ct one O'Clock ou
Saturday, the 4lh day OF July, at the places be-
low designated, and proceed, according to Law,
aud elect one Captain, one let Lieutenant and
one Fad Lieutenant Tor each district, as below
described!
lst Dittrct-All of the 4sh Ward from High
street to Fourth street, meet at Simonton's
h,tel.
% District-All of the 4t1 Ward from Fourth
street to Seventh street, meet OF Joseph Roden-
fels's Grocery Store.
81 Dlstrict-All of said ward from Seventh
strest eaot to corporation line, meet az Henry
Whezsl's Grocery Store.
ISAAC EBERLY,
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
, Trustees 4th Ward.
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The B,sros Musrum-GaEAr ATTRACTIONS

The B,sroN MUsEUM-GREAr ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE FoURTH. H.-The Boston Museum on the
east side Of High street. near the coruer Of
High aud Broad streets, will be the grand CEN
ter of attraction in the city on to morrow (Sat.
urdsy). the Fourth Of July. Among the new
and wonderful onrio,ities exhibited at the Mu-
scum, will be the Great Giant. the largest man
in the world; the Albino Girl, and the Calliope,
making music By s,eam. r .'.-.-to.a is.n su
The Museum is perfect Menagerie, giving
view of the Animal Kingdom, especially Of
the various feai ihered tribes, and Of the inhabl.
trnts of the waters from the monsHous whale
to the tiniest shell-fsh. Intermiuglsd with
these are brilliant viewe of the most striking
scenes and events In the worlds hist,ry.---
Curious specimens of~srt, In savage as we'll as
civilizsd life, are also to be seen there, Bot
We cannot begin TO describe or even mention all
the great attractions at the Museum. Go and
see them on the Fourth, and take "wife, child.
rem aud friends"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
TO the Democracy of Franklin County.

Notice is hereby given TO the Democracy Of
Frank lin county to meet on Friday, the 81 st day
July, 1863, for the purpose Of electing delega,e 9.
TO stLend the County Convention to meet at The
City Hall In the city OF Columbus, on Saturday
the Let day of August, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A
M, Tor the purpose Of nomib ating
Two Repressnt,dves; one Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one Treasurer; Que Auditor; one Couu
ty Commissioner; one Coroner, and one Infrm.
sry Director. -
Also, at the same time and places, one del
egate from each Ward and Township will be
elected to the Senatorial Convention 20 nomi-
nate candidate for Senator for this Seuat torial
District. Time for holding the Senatorial Con.
vention will be fixed htreafter. ,ss1t rad
The rolls Will be opened at 8 O'Clock and
cloeed AZ o'clock P. M. In the Townships, and
will open at o'clock and close at 8 O'Clock P.
M. in the city. st- Te ~ ]
The following is the number deleRates al
otled to each Ward of the city of Columbus
and to each Township Of the county Of Frank
in, based upon the vote cast for Supreme ] udQe
IN 1862, allowing one delegate fer each City and
an additional delegate for each fraction of
twenty FIVE votes so cast. IL "a
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From VicksburR.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Tne vicksburg cores
pondent OF the Democrats says the conduct oi
the troops during operations in Losan's fronI
on the 26sb, was very brilliant As soon as the
mine exploded, the 45tn IiliIois, led by CoIone
Msltby, rushed into the breaoh and planted the
Gag amid terrific Are from the enemy. Lieut.
Col Smith Was shot through the head sud Can
not possibly recover. Major Dick fell with d
ball through his heart, beng The third that be
had received. A number o. line lMcers OF this
regiment are understood to be smvue toe kll
ed aud wounded. The IS b, IS b, 2lst, "a. b,
23i and Ssh illinois, aud the l7.h Iowa, pa,
tloipaied in the Assault. Gen. Leggtt, was in
immediate command Of the assaiGng force, ano
lie reported sIigh ly wounded.
After the entrance into she fort was effected
the q Shting was principally done with hand
gtenades, which had q terrible tfct on tn.
crowded and demoralized rebels,
Lieut., Col. Reeve, commanding the 3lst ii
linois, and Major Bradley, Commanding the
2Osh Illinvis, are among the wounded.
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cincinnati maske,.-JuIv.

nand for the higher grsdes at IS TO IS TRe only
sale We hea dof vas 400 bills Goh nills at IS so.
WHI,KY-A good demand, d1d the market firm.
Sale: q bsls at 4l91kc he latter rate wagon.
cured sold last evening at 4lo, which was the only
Transaction We heard Of The market remains last
quoted.
snEAsE-Ths demand contlnnss active, with sales Of
400 tcs ut TX s7xc, , : III gL..
eRVosAIE No change in the market The demand
10 light,
OLA fair demand fer lihseed az 81 25 ~ @ha.H
WHEAT-Thrre was irmer feeliu 9 in the marke TO-
red, and prics were shade better. White remains du
and quotations are little better than nomfpa We qu0e
prime rcd at 81 059i o. the latter for strictly piine
tuCky white 81 3O9 IS. The oDiy sale, male puolic
weIe 800 bu h good rcd arel OF, deliver d; $50 do
prime do at u O5, delivered; $50 do good Kentucky
while at 3O delivered and zoo do prime red at de.
vvSN- . SOened continues dui and $50 in bulk and
66o inclpdng Sacks the outside rates that
willing topN. 1hereis fair demand for ear, and the
market Iulss steady at 56g5lc in bulk. ia.
OATs-We have no cdaDge to report. The demand
is linn ted but the offerings are light and though qu et
the market 10 rm at Go In buIK and 73c Including
eacsS. 49, 49, "-a
kYE-The market Is unchanged and quiet. We
quote prime samples 74g75c on arrival tho former
Ia bulk and the latter in sacks, to be
ed 20 ~ .'' ~ r.. ia 3t ~.
HAY-The demand for Ioole pressed is good ia ly up
on ARRIVAL Tight pressed peets with fair Inquiry at
el9920 on arrival, and % i0D22 hom store.
OnEEsG-Th market rules steady, with q fair de-
msnd sG9kc for selected Western Reserve, tho lat
ter rate tor extra large ~, 81 ss-- ,.-e-.,.s.
BUTTER- A air cemand and steady market ct 100
l2c for far TO good and l39i5o Tor pin to choice
Central Ohio. No WeHern Rslerys being received.
'.-...H.H Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

BALTlMoRE, Jaly 2.-rns American this at
tern00p published toe tollow wing:
HEADouAKrERs, MIDDLE DkPARrhENT, July 3;
Untl iuisner orders, oi,lzeus Ut Baltlmers 70 ci, y
and county are prohibited from keeping arm
ID their possession, unless enrolled as vol
mn teer companies for defense of their homes -
In accordance with the foregoing order, dWeil-
/ gs of citizens will be searched by the provost
marshal, TO obtain arms in Their possession
We learn from gentleman at Westminster,
aud O prisoner inthe hands OF the rebels during
their sejourn there, that the rebel party whU
had the fight with the Delaware cavalry was
the advance guard Of Stuart, and numbered
three hundred. The Rebels Lost two Lleusel-
anita killed and fully q dozen privases wounded.
The rebels Admitted their loss In killed and
wounded TO DO greater than ours. Our loss was
two priyates killed and twenty eight taken pris.
The rebels in their levy. on stosekeepers treat
cd ell alike, Il Moss Of the stores we're gntted
They stolo all horses all along the road they
travelled, as we'll as those ip town, Tney ltf,
Tuesday morning early, and q iew nours
al Ter ward Q dlvlsion Of the Federal afmy
reached tuWn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Rebel News from v,cxsbura.

FosrIlRse MoNRoE,o July l.-- The Richmond
Eiquirst of July t,t'hss tue following: '''
JAexson, Jone 3sS-Adsless from vicksbur,
jast received report nothing in regard 10 Cd,
stays OF aff,irs. On the night OF the 2lst th,
enemy sprung mine 70 blow up an angle of oul
works. The effort was . complete failure ant
hill ID Q number Of their own men. ''e'1 -
The yicksoarg Cit zsn OF the 18Th and 23G
has been rese.vsd. The Citizea says for twenty,
eighs days an inoessapt shoNer OF shells hal
Ialned upon the oitys Tuesday while We were
wo, kiGg OF tue edition of our paper @ l3 iaot
shell passed through our Office. scattering oul
cases and type; yes no one vas injured. "a, .
/ One Of the e6emy's gunboats 10 rass akround
below the city. A number OF transports load.
ed with lroops have come down within tue last
lew days. The enemy has been firing incen.
diary shcllstor three days, bat no damag has
been done. Major hesaly of, Arksnsas, com.
manding o water battery, and Msjor Martin,
26.h Louisiana, we're killed last Sunday. Col,
"A. Lourln, 27tn louisiana, severely wounded
The Citizen confirms the Jews Of the heavy
bombarding Of Saturday and says our loss il
compafatlvsly nothing. All now feel that
Johnston will arrive 10 time. -
The general Zone OF she editorials OF the
Citizen 10 cneerfui. Gen. PArsons's battery
as Cyprsss creek, twenty milea below Naroleon
fsed on i've trsnsports losded with toopl
Tuesday, crippling them badly. The ttoops
landed aud attempted 20 Storm our batteries,
but were driven back. III.
JAcKsoH, June So -oficisl dispatches from
Gen. D.ck Taylor, Jane x6.n, says be ssosmes
ana Carried at she poibt OF the bayonet, wlyt
unloadsa eupss lhs enepy's poslsion al Bsr
wlekb Boy, Ii. Lose 10 killed and wOuhds,
uLklo@n. Tne Same dispatches ssy the enemy I
posltion o. snsbsdeanvills was also carried, bu
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From Nos. s.cr.us,s Amy

New YAK, July 2-rhe Tribune has
special dated Manchester, Tennessee, Jun,
30.h. Htaoquarters remain at Manchester
Ihomaa's corps Is in position four miles iron
Tuilahoma. ..t a.,s -t-.s
Dotails of the fight at Shebyville SHOW tb'
rebels were driven into the river, where ovel
one hundred we're drowsed, and SIXTY or sevent,
tficers and seven hundred privates we're takeI
prisoners. The rebel General Wheeler escaped
loot. .Faul IA o.
Col.l Wilder's raid 10 the rear Of Bragg,
army destroyed depot full Of stores, tore 'uI
the track and trestle work, and burned th,
cars. etc,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

.srHPATHY.-sympathy is lovely aud beau
siful thing, for 1t exhibits the angelic part of
human nature. We deeply sympsthizs with
those Who cannot obtain Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal saleratus, for they are deprived Of one of
the greatest luxuries the world affords. Bu. We
have no sympathy with any family who will use
any other sAlerasus or soda, If this article can
be purchased. We see most of our Merchants
have It, One trial will convince any one. Their
depot 10 liz Liberty Siseet, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

TIE FOuRTH, As our natal day is fast ap
preaching, and but few, If any, arrangements
have been made to celebrate 1t, 1t would not be
amiss to state that the Germans have concluded
to lay aside labor for enj ying that day as 10
former years, with all hilsrity and patriotism,
at "Stewart's Grove" Mr. Michael Luuz and
Christ. Bahlander hsve TO that effect arranged a
great programme for that day, consisting Of
eloquent addresses, songs, music and moral
sports Tor the enjoyment Of all. Let all loysl
citizens OF every persuasion by all means turn
out on tie glorious Fourth, at Stewart's Grove,
and celebrate it In an ancient manner, and moi
forget 20 call on the pleasant "Mike.''
iune27-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

HARRIsBuRa, July 2--It Is reported the rensls
appeared In the vicinity Of Carlisle and de-
manded the Eurrender Of the town again. Gen
Small peremptorily refused. The rebels
sent In o flag Of truce, inquiring ifsit
vas not surrendered. On heing refused
they carried ont their threat Of setting
freTo three or four houses, which we're burned,
but iniuring no one. They were then attacked
BY Gen. Small and driven toward shippens-
burg. l,. ois. ,.ss,. p. n.ss.sis t.s }, .p.au -.ag
"A party Of mechanics sent out from .Har-
risburg thls morning to repair the Cum;
beflsnd road had to return with their tools
and materials, as 1t was ascertained the rebels
are near the railroad In force. threatening them
with capture. ,g11 s.7a q 14z1ar : $500
The raising Of troops progresses here act
lively. i'-3 - /, :. ~ - -
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cleveland marke,-JuIy 1

FLOUR Heavy and dull so
WHsAT--sales cars red on track at 81 rs; 1900
bush free board at same at SANE; 900 nust
white al at at o. 80; Indiana while on track q
o. Se, and Car white at 81 30.
CJkN --saes car shelled on track at 60c and car
ears delivered on o. B. y. Ar.ck atssmef
OAre-Sale / car on track a. $50 d. .-
HIGHWlNEo-Firm win sales ut 43c,-
BUTrBK- Coptiues dull and nomiDalat l3k@l4'
for West IN Reserve. 80 -F fta% u y 4 8
ousEsE-small sales choics new at 9K99Xc ant
old at l3c.
Eaao-Doll. GALES at 1i@I2c, lsI tlB
POT TAT0Eb-sales I oar load at 100
REoEIPrs-l5,6O00 bush WHEAT and 3clrI corn
-.sr Er ..s Lauder.
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.MlsslssIPn SuMnIr July 2--The New Or
leans True Delta Of the 26th reports that 3
6sbt took place at La Fourcs Crossing on th,
ISL. The Federal force engaged was six reg
lments. The Confeo.rntes charged and cap
tured Federal hatterp and prisoners o.
reported loss is Atty three killed, includln,
Colonel Walker, 81 Texas regiment, who wa
buried under fig of truce. The Confederate
relreased, while the enemy were waiting TO
reinforcements to pursue them.sk .s.s,s
A gentleman from Pacagonla reports the cap
ture OF the l9.h Connecticut regiment. 0d
pickets are near Algiers, opposite New Or
Leans.