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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

The Richmond Examiner says that Gen.
Seymour who was captured during the bat
ties Of the Wilderness. made a speech at
Charlottesville, with " the most culpable con-
nivance of the officer Of the guard to a
throng Of people who had gathered TO see the
Federal prisoners. Ii was to this effect
Gen. Lee may possibly defeat Gen Grant
and the Federal army but what Of that;
trust that il he defeat him be may follow up
his success by taking Washington and burn
ing it to the ground. And let him not stop
there; let him capture and burn Baltimore,
then advance on Philadelphia and brrn that.
Then, at last. we shall have united North,
and shall begin to show you what war is
The Examiner flds it"hard to understand,
first, why the man was not 'bucked and gagg-
ed by the guard and secondly, why he was
not huoted and pelted by the popuAce.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27
FOURTH REGIMENT.


Co C-First II Isaac Putnam, East Montpelier Roswell
Frerm D. enlisted from Rrthcl, Lyman feck $500 ~'
20 us-Jvv stTtettT bTo SningtoD.
Co Luther spencer, enlisted from Rochester, William
swift, ElmoTe, Franklin Eastman, Vershire.
Co G-Capt Joseph Carpen,et, 81 Juhnsbury, Henry
DuIton Concord Ehanan Ormsbee 3D. Hast Monticello
Patrick sulli an, siAs Weber, Calais
GO H-Byron Wilson, Bradford, Daniel Perry, Cam
bridge, william Heath, Newbury, Louis Pouquee, Wal
den, William AIKEN coLnth, Aaron snow, Bird sswaer
Co l-DArling JoneH, Topsham.
Co h-2d winfield WORCESTER, Derby Line, Adm
smith, NOrthheld jerome Chad wick BrAiutree Albert
man, Hydepark, Thomas Lowler, Fsirse.
WOUNDED.
Col. George Foster Walden, thigh severely.
Co A--2dN VIM Martin, Wiliamstown, chest severely
siar died, William Woodwork, enlisted from Waterbury
Painheld, head shghily.
% ga Lsayss.e Richardson, Roehes. arm severely
Harvey wynn, West farer, Jose Blanchard shnn
DER Luther lsrpener, johnson, Michael Lunnngh.tu Cor
inth Jane Fulton head, George FULTON, STAFFORD, shoul
hnrph lex. "
Dol l.t Thomas Enswote ginds morally IN back b.,
our own shot since drd srst Thomas Gfihn re- n-b,r
sft 'ide meftsy since did serd William Cutting aar,on
Diesn MARION, nee slight s,ml Dow, Greenshoro hand
ssty John Ed'n Hfsrnshoo, leg eyvrely, Luther Knapp
ieg sssrJs !q,iu ease enlisted from Pianhrld h
SPELL hspa severely Adam sneiL splisisd from whsy
es hand signify, Chas Thatcher, enlisted ChrlstA
haga severely ulsst5 smith llsrdsek, lsg ~yer,y,
70 E-h Luher scott, Cabot, head slight, color sergi
CHARTS Martin Rochester hp, John Morse soes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27
RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
Gee preceding War Department Dispatches
rATpo M.v o

CAIRO, May %.
Adm. Porter's flagship has arrived at
Mound City and reports the entire fleet out
of Red River. The dam having reached its
hight on the 18th enabled them to move.
Our forces evacuated Alexandria last week
moving towards Searsport.
The officers Of the steamer Samuel Hill
which has arrived here from New Orleans
state that they distinctly heard cannonadng
from the direction our forces had taken. Por-
ter's feet was greatly annoyed while passing
out of the Red River by guerrilas who lined
the banks A potion OF Alexandris was
burning when the Samuel Hill left.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

SECOND DIsTRICT.-It is said Mr.. Nor
rill has no competitor, and truly, no doubt.
Nobody would contest, be being willing to
serve. His wishes will doubtless be made
known TO the convention, and then perhaps
there will be new eandidate-perhaps not.
The district has been in the habit Of acting
independently Of his wishes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

Third DISTRICT. - Hon. Geo. +. I'd
munds Of Burlington has declined being a
candidate for Congress. and the Times says
" there can no longer be any question Of the
denomination at Hydepark of Hon. Portus
Baxter, and his reelection by large major
ity at the polls" The signs have been in
that quarter for sometime.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

OLD ABE's LAsr.-The latest illustrative
story by Old be is thus related, It's moral
will be appreciated by patriotic men:
"a gentleman just returned from Wash
ington relates the following incident that
transpred at the White House the other day
Some gentlemen were present from the West,
excited and troubled about the commissions
or omissions of the Administration The
President heard them patiently, and then re-
piled Gentlemen, suppose all the property
you were worth was IN gold, and you had put
it in the hands OF Blondin to carry across the
Niagara River on rope, would you shake
the cable, or keep shouting out to him-Blo
din stand up a little strsighter- Blondin
stoop little more-go little faster--lean a
little more to the North-lesn little more
to the South-No. you would hold your
breath as we'll as your tongue and keep your
hands off until be was safe over. The Gov
ernment are carrying an immense weight
Untold treasures are in their hands
They are doing the very best they can
Don't badger them. Keep silence and we'll
get you safe across. This simple illustration
answered the complaints of half an hour and
not only sienced but charmed thu audience"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27
SIXTH RsslMENr.

KILLED.
Go E-iSiS4 " Psts barnet Hshry Wright Eyesa,s.
CO HssTs Heny s,BeS sanrss MARI chase en-.
'!o I , s' JSia i nssogSt &SsrS e p.,
E m 2' rsro ssn t f:,a 9TiS Gs. ss
sta'ksooro' Henri Nsutyse, Grand Isle
~ C Corr Lincoln s ssa s s %s.s . James Wit
tirr ies WIN WEI =, Lincoln. irs w.
Go s1ssert Rsysot lli@@'tog,n ;lSs Jchn A.
S %ss sA Js sRnS s6.:. rs
GO d"csPt Capo. DSinng clover side badly, charlie,
Harley, enlisted from Bethel shoulder Edward Brown'
Co 6-6iytr slies Albany, SHOULDER severe wm CHS,
more Troy hish slight corr WIN smell Derby arr slight,
ind G5,er th gh severe corp Iu,r Adams. Do slight
sbe BaSier Glover Mana SAM Fof.yih enlisted from
sb-hgd snd missing, Auru',gs r fussu enlisted
ssht f1-Eii Niles enlisted from H. aied band and mis-
seth rerAn-, Albany, arm slight, Hrnry West enlisted
Co E~sesi Nelson scott Barnet leg severe corp Frank
Harris pauyile, groin sight George Hooker enlisted
Co rs "a etr bates Barre side serious corp walter
9Fanss e,ia apd aet .s5o9s ..r
fs. ar " n w. tesd III rsH s9 ~ 80 Fi
more shSuii' corp chatgs pra Top,hsm groin and
Topsis@ oisssi severe ssrtloiomes Fron enlisted from
arm fryee Calvin Marble from yson les
Relj Kicker, cotiu hand lyman soddari Warren 'hsh
Co H-trp rranSnn Johnson Montpelier hand severe,
RoSlGr loot ii, H. Msrk thas, Unlisted FROM by 'on'
Hnry Ioeis RoSSu3s' ss ssgsiS, Mason sbsP.pa sjs
Md. leg eight, simeon Studard, Montpelier h ght
Pwhtury enlisted from Brairye. es slight Lorenzo 80 "a
g-tt' Mortified les slight Geo fartrr, warren, leg slight
thas Dykr, enlisted from Fay.ton, Frank Marie box
bury hadd slight, Cyrus whitney, Brantree baud slh
Co l-Corp Geo broE9i Es-ss AID missing, tNofmanl
Wo9Hurh, shoulder Edgar Barhcr, hand ssht David
Castle hand slight Alfred uougas., Essrx hip John la
Marh enlisted IRON hitan, Lssndr Poquetr E,seK avn
corp Daniel Has moud do Ffaucs Sto I'd, rhl hand
jams stone es1f thish, m shscketf, rn st-d from
Atou, side, ihl0 WOOD pfsucs Phillips, enlisted fs 81
ford
MISSING.
Co D-sergt VIM Lynsston' Albany, corp Lucan sau-
born, Coventry.
Co E-Gro Brigham, Worcester, Edward Bradley
Nsr.hh-d
o. Gnauiel Cray, emitted from Topshau, John Lee ir
Mddesra.
70 l-Jchu LaNansur, Horace snou, enlisted Milton
Killed, 80 wound d, ld9 missing, u total, 1913.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

constant, matching that it bad bsen drilled
as a ba TALON but twice. and that, owing to
the prevalence Of measles in the regiment, II.
numbered only three hundred and thirteen
(3l3) muskets on the morning Of the battle,
believe may submit IT, record without
comment
have the honor to be, sir,
Very Respectfully,
Your OBJ. Servant,
". b. REYNOLDS, Maj Com. Regt.
HEADQUARTERS, l7rH REGT. VI. VoLs.,
Near Frederick burg, Va, May 10.
p. ST. embrace this opportunity to add
that 1t. Col. Cummings returned yesterday
afternoon to the regiment, although still
unable to resume command.
Very Respectfully, &c,
w. b. REYNoLDs. Maj. Com. Regt.
For casualties see first page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

The Arkansas legislature have chosen as
United States senators Judge Baxter and
Col, Fishback There was four days ballot
ing over the election Of the latter, who fills
the place Of Sebastian, expelled The state
convention Of Union men elected Linco In de-
legates 10 the Baltimore convention.
1t is said the Senate won't take the Ar
kansas Fish-baek, but send him back to Ar
Kansas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

Among the wounded 10 Gen Sherman's late
battles is Miss Frank Miller Of company @.
goth Illinois, private Of that com any -
Miss Miller has served with greal distinerion
In several battles. She was aken prisoner
several months since, and while attempting to
escape was shot by a rebel sentinel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

Casualties IN Tenth Vermont Regiment.
We have the following list in a letter from
correspondent
Kined-Co. d, J. Wasburne. II. w. Hicks.
Co. n, Thomas Afford.
Wounded--Co. A. VIM. Wallace, VIM.
Drew, Charles Hodge, John Harris, Jacob
Riley. Co. b. Joseph Young, Osmaud @.
Clark, right arm, amputated. Co G., iona
Martin, Abel Peters. CO. d, James Manly.
Co e. Ira N Warner. Joel Walker. Co. T,
Thos. Riley, Jas Caldwell. Co. q. Cornelius
Kellogg, James HAdlook, sergts c. Martin
and Hopkins. Co. l, Stephen A. Eldridse,
Albert Davis. Co. X, Capt. II. r. Steele,
sergt w II Blake, Noah Gray
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

We learn that Geo. Lawrence, Of Berlin,
died of his wound.
Maj Dudley and Lieut. o. II Sweet Of the
STU regimen, have died Of their wounds
In the lie, OF KILLED, Sd reg, we find the
name Of Robert II Langdon Of Craftsbury.
formerly of Montpelier, son Of Edmund Lang
don
Col James NJ. Warner Of the llth was
wounded in the neck, May ls. This regi-
mept behaved splendidly, and probably it did
not lose so heavily as was first reported.
Albert Taylor and corporal E. Cushman.
Vermont cavalry, are buried near Cavalry
Hospital, Wilderness, four miles from Chan
celorsville.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27
Grants Summer Campaign,
MEADE'S MOVEMENTS.

FROM THIRD VERMONT BATTERY
Dear Journal This Battery left Comp
Barry, April 20, moving to a camp near Alex
Andtia where we spent two nights and on the
9th followed the corps (Butnside's) to Pair
fax c. H.. and thence to Bristow Station
On the 29th we were assigned to the 4th d.
vision (Gen. Ferrero's) and ordered back to
Manassas junction. Here we remained on
duty until May 4th. when we were ordered
to march and started at 8 p. m; we marched
all night and crossing the Rappahannock we
eamped next night at Mountain Run. On
the morning Of the 9th We crossed the Rapi-
dan at Getmanis Ford.
From oermania Ford we went through
this place towards Spotsylvania c. II. where
we encamped until ordered back here. We
have been ordered to the front twice and then
ordered to return. As yet we have not been
Engaged and lost no men, with the exception
Of Andrew Swallow who was accidentally
hot by comrsde-but only slightly wound
ed. He was taken from Manassas where it
occurred, to the hospital at Washington
All the company enjoy good health
Of the campaign l cannot enlighten your
readers. who have long ere this, received the
accounts Of the different days fighting in de-
tail. Until May 18th, the fighting was con-
fined chiefly to musketry but on that day the
artillery was used all day without cessation.
The battle was fought in the vicinity of Spots
ylvania c. II.
Lee seems determined to contest every inch
OF the ground, and we have had the most Sc
we're baltic Of the war. Our loss is very large.
The Vermont Brigade is cut up badly, and
many officers are killed.
We have some $4,000 prisoners up to this
time and they say this will probably be The
last battle Of the war if we are successful
visited fredericksburg yesterday. The
city is filled with our wounded, it is said
there are $4,000 Of them there.
Gen. Stevenson Of our corps Is killed and
by conusband learn that Longs,reet IS
wounded, ltis reported that Mosby is wound
ed and prisoner.
OF the losses in the Vermont Brigade, Sc.
! infer you must have learned long ere this.
| visited the 9th corps hospitals and found
the wounded comfortable. j. Is. /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

The pope of Rome has sent $500 from his
private purse to the sanitary commission, and
expressed great sympathy for our wounded
soldiers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

DRAFTED, May 20, to fiji vacancies-Thus
F. Colby Of Moretowu; Daniel Moses, Dav-
i'd Bowles and Jude Town of Barre. These
to supply the places Of drafted men who we're
not liable to duty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

The Times said Mr.. Walton is the only
delegate from Vermont who is committed to
Lincoln and The Freeman says be is commit
ted Ia nobody and to nothing, SO the rogues
foil each other. Mr.. w. has habit OF acting
when the time for action has come. Perhaps
some Others can adopt like rule with .sdvsn'
tage. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

The New ENRoLMENT, according to ord
ers from head quarters, will embrace all males
between II aud As years. whether fit or I'M
Mt for duty. but the marshals will note caus-
es of disability.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

CABOT has responded Literally for the re-
lief Of the wounded Rev. Mr.. Drews con
gregation contributed sSl on Sabbath eve.
aud the Soldiers Aid Society $50 and box
OF hospital stores valued at 500.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

u NJ. Upham has recently received the ap-
pointment of Post Master at Brook6eld, VI,
in the place Of DR.. VIM. f. Lazelle, resigned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

Lieut. Col. Lewis has beon promoted to
Colonel Of his regiment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

Our neighbor Of the Freeman is evidently
wounded and sore--he cries so much He
wou'd have better claim for sympathy had
he not broken mis- own shins by trying to
kick others
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27


contames brown, Vest q, Gilbert u por;,r. Troy "a
LISTED FROM Stove, Joseph = Flour. j., Elmore.
Co E-Henry smith, enlisted from Braintree.
WOUNDED
Co A-Cerp Henry Bailey, Milton, in head, Wm symms
do, IA len leg
slightly oy sales enlisted from starksboro, both legs slight
~. a.. s.--.--
Eden Les. Amos Hswiey Montpelier, 10 arm CORP
Lucius Claim, Troy, in foot Eugene ChAppe heifnere
in foot VIM d, Merritt kde4 atR Robert smsr{ snhsSea
Miles, Eden m Noah nufer in hand utnry Thomas
Beyldrre, John rioc Hydepark In arm Edmund Miles,
TO iNBenjamin lshAm, enlisted from wnson, in leg
slightly
60 R-Capt Leonardo Tiee, Hydepark, thigh, Leonard
BroWnson Richmond, head Patrick Dosns, Jericho,
shouler Marcus Bennett Bolton Cassqs Chsss enlisted
from boon Geo Cuuuingham bultort Henry DurAnd hch
mgnd, 10 head IupSn Hatch ye5eho, syrop hAleh, en-
John Guys tie, enlisted from Jericho, Johnson' Whteomb,
Edwin Foss enlisted from FaitfaN. kutter enlisted
Chelsea, hand, Barney Haskns, enlisted from Benson,
ia leg.
Co K-samue Bentley, Jeroho Geo. Bryant, Richmond,
Dupont enlisted from Duxhuy, Alexander Plant, Jeri
eho JOrpn yons, Rehmond JVhn Mccoy Underhil Victor
Killed, s wounded, 10 missing 81 total l's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27
list OF CASUALTIES.

For the information Of relatives and friends
we commence the publication Of the official
list Of casualties in the Vermont Brigade, Sc
lecting the names of soldiers from this part
Of the state. 1t will be observed that by far
the greater part Of the wounds are slight.
aErpxo ppgrnFNr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

NV IORk, May IT.
The Philadelphia Inquirer has news from
Grant to I o'clock on Friday morning
At day light Birney's division charged over
the place Of Thursday afternoons fight and
found two hundred rebels asleep and captured
them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-27

thu; the rebel picket line was captured al
most to man, and sweeping on prison rs
were gathered at every step until over two
miles bad been gained and hundreds Of pris
oners taken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-18

Police CouRr.- Quite an interesting dock
ct awaited the attention of Police Judge
Hessenmueller at the Police Courtroom
Yesterday morning. The following is a
summary of the proceedings;
ylcRAxcY.--Rosanna Smith, sent to work
house for 60 days; James Patrick, George
Smith, and Lester vilk, cases nolled.
PEr1r LARcExY-william Jones, fined
s25, and sent to jail for ten days, on bread
and water ; George Stewart, continued to
Friday Martha Elder, fined $40 and costs.
ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Thomas Carey,
fined the costs John Butterfeld, eontin-
ued to Friday; Isaac N. Hayes, nolled, the
prosecutor to pay costs
LKwD BEHAvtoR.-James Daily, fined the
costs.
PAssrSo CoUsrEarE17 Josiah
Brown, discharged.
GRAND LARoESY.-Kate Baker, and Bar.
berry Wigg, cases continued to Friday, bal
$500 each.
NU1sAxcE.-JabOb Cawood, case held Oper
to Friday.
DESTROYING PRopERTY.-J6hh welrage
fined IS and costs.
DRUxKESSEss.-Ellen Holmes, fined tn
costs; Thomas Whine, Barny Duffy, Jane
Brennan, Charles Stanley, and JAIME
Cline, each fined 81 and costs. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-18

DECISION IN RELATION TO CANAL BoATs AND
VEssELs.-The following letter, embracing
decision important to lake and canal nav
igators, has been received BY the Internal
Revenue Assessor of this district:
Treasury DEPT, OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE, /
WAs1NGIos, August 10, 1864. !
SIR:-Your letter of the 18th ult., has been
received l am reluctantly constrained to
say that the owners or agents of vessels or
canal boats do not appear under section l03
authorized to charge in their freight bills
the Upper cent, tax in addition to the
amount agreed upon for freight. The
word "fare'' in the act cannot properly be
construed to include freight. The same
equity which induced the enactment in
the proviso as to fare, would seem to. apply
equally to freight, and it may have been
by accident that the provision in favor Of
the transporter was not made to include
both objects. But we cannot undertake to
supply by construction omissions in. an act
of Congress. Fare is an entirely different
subject from freight, and cannot be inter-
preted by any reasonable latitute of con-
struetion to include it. The 9th section
has no application, and does not cover the
difficulty. Very respectfully, <F5
JosEPH J. LEWIS,
Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-18
CITY NEWS.
Union District Convention.

To tie UaiOa Voters Of the Eighteenth Con-
.grcssioRal District:
Pursuant to a resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District, consisting Of
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested TO meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, on Saturday,
August goth, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Conyention TO be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Braintrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each eoun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction Of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates:
Cuyahoga county, 1lO
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 29
By order Of the Committee.
D. 4, DANaLER, President.
BOLIVAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August s.
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NEW YORK sIARKET--Aug. II.

BY TELEGRAPH.
COttOn-l@2o better. Sales at 81 zeal II for
midling uplaHds. a. IA = ..aELI-
FIOur-state and W stern opened without de-
cided change aud closed abont Sc lower. q -s
sales at 81 9OSg 50 extra Statej SO 35d10 60
for common to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio; SO 0569l2 90 for Trade Brands. Inclu-
ded in sales are 1900 bbs Extra State for last half
ofseptember SIC 10 and 100 bbls do for first half
Of q October at SO %. sr-
Whfslty-Firmer. Sales at 81 7Sd1 7S1z for
State 81 ISfi so for Western Also 1000 bbls wes-
tern, Deliverable within forty days, buyers option,
At 81 81.
Wheat-opeued steady but closed heavy and
saIss atis2 I292 80 for Chicago SPRING 81 1Ca
33 for Milwaukee Club; 81 35g2 Al winter red
western.
Rye-Quiet at 81 s5GI 90.
BarIey-Dull and nOmin-l.
COrn-Shade better. Sales 81 529I 50 for mix
ed western, including boat load in store at ST.
81 54@l 55lS for high mixed and elbow.
Oats-Dull aud dTOOpiBg.- Sales at 96G97c for
Canala and statei 9TIs61g7,s5o for western.
COtfee-Dun at previOhs prices. p p
SugaT-Actye. Cuba 2515d24c; Havana 2Cc.
PetrOIeumn-Quiet. Crude 52G53c. Refined
in bond frm-S5c offered, Sc asked. Refined free.
quiet at S7@SSc,
WOOI-Firm and pri es tend upwards, especially
for dOmestiCs.
POFlS-lIoderately active and lower. Sales at
S37 O0g3T 50 for mess; 40 On@4O 90 for new do,
closing at so OOd40 Is; S3j % for new prime;
S3s % for prime mess so 1000 bbls new mess sold
early for Aug, buyers option, at $40 90.
Cut Meats-Little more active and very firm
Sales at l454dl5c for shc uders I7159lsc FOR hams
Lart-Shade higher and a little more active
Sale at 2l14@223Ic. Also 600 bbls for August, at
buyers option, at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-18

d. SHERWOOD, Agena Of A. Q. NJ,
jyls-R2 Commercial HOUSE, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-18
NORTHERN ONO soLprnRs IN Ho.

NORTHERN ONO SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL Al
NAsHvILE.-The following is list of the
sick and wounded soldiers, from Northern
Ohio Regiments, transferred from Chatta-
nooga to Nashville, August 18th, 1854
This load came direct through from Look
out Mountain General Hospital
Carlisle W. Kimear, E, 29th, debility.
James N. Budd, G, lOlst, chronic rheu-
matism. 100 Lr+
George H. Flazier, B, lO1st, epilepsy.
E. Stone, D, 55th, seurvy.
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-sPALDING & RoGERs' CIRCUs.-This NAM
moth exhibition is announced to perform
in this city, on Monday and Tuesday next.
Among the other many attractions which
they offer, is a self-propelled, family steam
carriage, more doeiIe than horse, running
with noiseless speed thirty miles an hour
on common thoroughfares, halting instant
ly, turning OBVIOUSLY, proceeding at fu-
nerul pace at the bid of the driver, and
stopping occasionally to take in bucket
of water or handful of fagots.
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D1scHsReED.-Josiah Brown, the Ontario
street butcher, whose arrest for passing
counterfeit money we mentioned in our last
Court yesterday morning on charge ofPass-
ing counterfeit money. He was honorably
acquitted, the evidence failing to prove any
criminal intent, and indeed leaving it
doubtful as to whether he ever had had the
bill in his possession,