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Prisoners Vamon mt Petersburg.

We have received from Lieutenant Tiard the follow ing
list Of officers and belonging 70 the Fourteenth New
York heavy artillery captured by the rebels during
charge upon the enemy's breastworgs:--
Major Reynolds Capt. John Snyder, Go. @.
Capt David Jonee Co H. Can't Peuberton, 90. II.
Lieut.. Thom pson Jr CO. G. Lieut. d. H. Tiiard, Co. d.
Lieut.. w. VI. Norton. Lieut.. L. Cogtar, Go. l.
Private P. Shafer sereeants L. Dykins, Z. BecEwith,
". Robinson, u. Ritter, all Of company D.
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Diamond Rings
or all descrptc from twenty dollars 70 ieves hun
bred dollars each for sale BY GEO c. ALLEN AIS Broad
door below Canal street, fosmerly IL Wall street.
Closed on Saturdays At O'Clock.
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At453 broadway, Boiow Grand. Con.
rcacve TAM freckes. Wuptons sanburns. Isaness sasw
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Tag for shipping wooden ware,
liquors groceries d. Strong but cheap, Of hALakRs b,
III Cha lbers street.
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R0RfANf FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
~~-~~~~~-~~S,~~-~-~~
rssfies Of Engagements with For
rests and Faulknsr's Rebels.
The Rebels whipped Every
Time.
4 W@< Er S<~~~----~~>~-~~~---~---
General Faulkner and Cslsnsl Fsr-
g.s a rest Said to be Killed.
General Forrest Reported
.ss s Wounded,
-. &c.. -

sa.. ..s - +s.HsH MEMHEs July lYs l6oA
am Indebted to sone Of General Washburnss STAT
Ooers for the following highly Important Intelligence
On the 5th inst General Washburne sent out forco
Dr. infantry cavalry artillery from Lagrange, under
Major General A. Smith aud Brgadler Generals Mower
and Cerson with instructions 70 pursuit Of the
tsbel General Forrest bring him to bay, fight and whip
bim.
Gsusra Smith was ordered to pursue him to Columbus
Miss. II he did not overtake him this side.
despatch from General Smith 10 General Washburns
received to-day. says"wc have met Forrest, Lee and
alor at Tupelo, and whipped them badly three diff
kerent days. Our loss ia small compared to tina. Of the
I rsboia bring back everything In good order. Not
Anythug is lost"
scout has since arrived at Lagrange, and reports the
enemys loss at two hundred aid fy and their defeat
overwhelming.
1t Is alss stated by persons who in that the
tebe General Faulkner and Colonel Forrest were killed.
had that General Forrest wounded In the foot and
his horse equipments captured
From other sources learn that General Smith met
General Forrest at Pon.otoc Wednesday, the 18th
Anst, fought him that day and Thursday aud FRI
day, driving him below Tupeo, and whipping him badly
IA i've different battles.
Our loss said to be less than three hundred, while
chat Of tho rebels is over two thousand.
~ Colonel Walker, Of the Ninth Minnesota who command.
I'd brigade. was killed.
4 Rebel Accounts.
DESPATCH PROM GENERAL 3. D. LEE.
MERIDIAN, July 10, 1854.
Nothing official has been from North Alssis-
tpp Private adviocs report that fighting gong
bear iTupelo yesterday and today. II confidently be
Ueved that Lee and Forrest will annhate Yankees
- column OF the enemy reported 10 have burned q
portion OF their wagon train yesterday evening.
1Me.a- .. ERCoNp DEsPATCH
MOBILE, July 10, 1854
General Maury has received tho following despasch,-
= TurEIo, July Is, 1864
he enemy are In full retreat In tho direction * Ripley
sMGN fN g. D. LEE
Private adyices report tina. the light was heavy and
Hhat che enemy badly whipped. Our loss was
Aevere The particulars are as yet unknown Forrest
4pceved unexpected reniogcenient Two hundred OF
Aorgans men, who we're iet in Kentucky, being unable
DO relon Morgan, cut their way to Forrest that being
the next best thing they could do
a Ncws from tho MississIppt.
a NEMpHls, July 10, 1854
The weathsr here continues very warm.
= The steamer Mepham leaves Cor the White river to.
0i9ht, laden to her guards.
ghe Pauline Cornell reported hard aground
below.
Tho steamer Bsle takes hundred and six bales OF
cotton for 1t. Louis.
Good mddng cotton is selling at dollar aud forty
Dix cents per pound.
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And ThousanQs OF Families arc Bay.
ing woLCoTgS Instant Pain Annihietir Always gives
instant rehsf Sold everywhere Small bottles 70 sehss;
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Ladies, Attention.-Eiu any
width cents per yard. French Flutrg Co. 7 Broad
way, Twenty and Twenty second ss stars
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Prizes Cashed In the Royal Havana
and all legalized lotteries
ALECK Z CO., brokers.
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Rene,s African Fever and Axue Cure -
positive cure for fever and ague. DEPOT 50 Lba2y street
For sale BY ell drEgssts.
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II You Want to Know, &C., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SgysE.
curious book for curious people, and good book FOR
every cns. Price 81 50 To be had All de pots
Contents tables mailed free Address :
d.. T. b. FooTE. ia9 Roadway, New York.
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Royal Havana LOtfery.-75 per cent
premium paid for prizes. information furnished; Ih
highest paid for Doubloons and ali kinda Gold
Silver TAILOR CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street. N. Y.
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An rnfalitble Remedy for Gray Hair.y-
HoyT Hiawatha Hair Restorative. No. ~ University
p.Aoe.tNeW YORK.
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Omciai Circulars i'm shelby College Lott
tsry Furnished ey SIMMONS, ROGERS 90, Nav Yort
Post oloa. -" -Ss@
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The Fortress Monroe Despat ch

ToRTREss MONROE, july TO- 1854.
The steamers PartheDa and New Jersey arrived here
to-day. from Nowbcrn, N c., with the Seventeenth
Massachusetts, regiment, homewaSd bound. There rs no
news from that quarter.
Major General Smith arrived Ia the steamer Adelaide
ths morning. from Baltimore. and left for the front In
special boat.
The flag OF truce steamer c. W. Thomas With Major
Muiford Assistant Commissioner Of Exchange, went up
the river this morning with few prisoners
Conflicting have been In circulation during tho
day Of an attack the army gunboat Charles Chamber
LAIN with General Butler on board by masked battery
Of four guns wilcox's Landing Nothing definite,
however, has been received
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Deafness, Catarrh, and All Diseases o
the Ear Throat and Air Passages successfully treated b.
DRS, LlGHrHiLL, 81 st. Marks paeA.

DIR. Hunters ONCE - mt Ne. Dfvfsi on
street New York city lie has no other elee Esahshed
1884, Eight md private entrance He res chron
eruptions aud spots he skin ulcers Of all kinds. the
most poisonous impnrv Of the blood hstnA AZ disea g
on Human Frats, Nervous Debility. early fndiscreiion
Consultation Eyatis. Hours In, from A. ~ until clock
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Diseases or the Eye and Deafness Spec
ciay treated by Dr. CALDWELL "a CLIFTON place eighth
street, from toa
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HfC hsst Prem um e. ock stitch Sewing
NachiIes. WHEELER a WILSON, ce5 Broadway.
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Mauger's Standard Parchment and
cloth Tags used aud approved ~ the great transportation
companies Fully reliable fc shppng cotton Wool 10 ia
Chi 10 bsfsS street.
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disease Of The Eye and Ear Ts9S,qs shes me
his consulting SIG Broadway, Twelfth street,
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.wTawex sa1r
Murray, Eddy = co.-Covfrgteu, Ky.
si,62. ii, IL. 40, 81. 10, rs. 40. IS. IA, 50. &c.
KnNrvoxr, Case lto--JuIx 20. 1854.
$685., rs, a., so. ~, 70, A.. ~. GO, T,S
q. 10. Simmons & Co.-Covington. KY.
q, ~ sH 20 EIraA Gus, sts-yaiy so 1861.
- :. - CLASS 5ai-July 20. 1864
TO- 81, 80, SO, Is. As, z6, Q. So, 80, 8, 90.
| France, Kills g. CO. Manax~rs
a. IL a. AZ h "a a. gas is' ~ y q iss.
| 1850, 80, rs. az, 8, 20. as, 70. 4,25,Iy.
Omciai Cfre .Iars in shelby College Lott
I terry farnished b. SIMMONS, ROGERS 90. Now YORK
| Prize: Ca.neh in Al, .sga,izsa I.otss-
Brokers, $40 Chestnut Stree. Phisdephia AA'-''
sss Els sos CSraS Sa a.d g. pst s as and
Prizes Csshea in the Royal Havana
@A' - 'S' xfnc S''a' Co.. broker. o., $3.50,
Prizes ashcd I'm ali Leg u Ifxed lotteries,
and Information given By J. cLUrE Exchange Office l7s
Lottery Prizes Dashed. Inform alton
sent. :. R. cLAYToN & CO., loWall street. room 9. n T.
Lottery Tickets Ceshed. In rormatIon
s'Vs' 'YS Malil s street, loa saosSs ol
As II the Human voice SO II the
rhSsS0 s md
TIC ne sn hew ns sn
Dsyelogmsnt PSnper Children; Thieves rhoosrnphed;
gSysaeaqSy Ihs Fsfs; ssa; ch.sas.sr Lo.e II.
FOWLER WELLS, ~.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAR,
YOUTH TO THE AGED.
BIoKRENE;
OR.
LIFE REJUvENATog.
rhh preparation unequalled reiuyena,or and
s,orer Of wasted or inert func.onG
The Boene should be used > all neTous persons as.
stimulates the to Their natural work, aud win
produce reaction matter how suddenly dropped,
IT isaso grand tonic and VIM give relief in dyspepsia
with the FIRST brief persistence in It's use VIII
the stomach degree of perfect health and Danish
Tie aged should be certain to make die BiokIene
household god. inasmuch will render them youthful
in feeling and in strength and enable them to live
again the days OF their pristine 1t not only exhaaes
but strengthens aud really invaluable blessing, espe.
sally who reduced condition Of
witty, misfortune ordinary sickness No matter wha,
the Of the uyoency any human this superb
preparation win remove the at and forever.
Biosrene should be used by all persons WHO have disor
dered nerves stomach liver. muscular action torpid intellect
or ownesss OF spirits II ia compounded from harmless
re, rswerul sn,pes, and contains not grain or atom Of
mineral substance.
The Bokrene in AL Of General Debility, acts Ikea
charm.
IT AN INrIGoRAToR
IN. ampcs, senseof term. aud will restore wasted
Strength with wonderful parmanencc.
IT HAS MOST DELIGHTFUL. DESIRABLE AND
NOVEL EFFECT UPON TME NERVOUS SYSTEM.
And Ill who any Frustrated By dsabl.
are earnestly advised in This most excel.
| len: and uneaualled PREPARATION.
One dollar per Bottle, Bottles for 3d. Sen, by er
press anywhere
nuTcHINGs nILIYRR, Propric;ors.
81 Cedar street. New York.
RatcheIor's Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Factory.
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Pressrvattve
and Wig Depot. Wholesale and RETAIL No. Aston House.
ne dye applied by skilfu artisa-
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Cherokee Mcdicfmes.-Evory Reader OF
this 10 requested send their address TO for
81 pamphlet civ Interesting and Valuable inforn1a
ton 70 both iexes male q femae We send y u SCALED
Liberty ". ".
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Prizes Casheh IN All Legaifxed I.otte-
rios and information given. GALLAGHER 4 BHNJANIJ
Brokcra $40 Chestnut street. Philsdeiphia
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piles, Piles, Plrs-A Permanent Cure
FOR s 4 are goSSsS With seeGtrs 81 itching plea
given TO highly respectable In this city who were
cur cd after suffering 4een years. Agent Tor New YORK;
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RatcheIor's Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye Sold BY al druggsta Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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Diamond Rin0

DR.. MarshaIi's Cafarrh snu0 opens
and purGes ont distractions the head and ffves
med relief pain Sold BY all druggists. Try 1t.
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Prizes Cashcd fn ali Leg u Ifxed Lotteries,
and Information given By J. CLUTE, Exchange Office l7d
Broadwsy.
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Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints, And
all diseases Of tie Feet cured BY Or. ZACHARlE, 100
Gua
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sazod0ne-Tbh word HAS Bccn stnriDx
ting nearly everybolys mouth s PREPARATION Tor
cleansing identifying md srving the teeth sweete Pima
dr,uc
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Lottery Prizes Dashed. Inform alton
sent r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street, room g. n z.
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Nervous and vtruicrt Diseases and
Phys.a Weakness arising from spe-ihc Canses-Ncw ant
reliable tresment-in reports Of the Howard Association
al In letter envelopes free OF charge ADDRESS u!
y sxin lfoushton. Howard Association No. South Mint
s.sset. Philadelphia, Penas
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rrussss, Elastic stocafngs. &s.-Ma rsn
bCo Radics, Cure truss Osys only At Ne s1sss
tadx auen6AuA
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HHHoAl'
CHRONIC CATARER,
Elr-zs4~@ -
CURED,

CATARRR OF THE TYMPANrC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, DISTRACTIONS OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dy ssn
and MolaAvis Cream, Tor bcauhiytH lte usf W. =
SATCHELQRa IL Hond snssf
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Snmee, Ellis a. CO. Managers.
:, L'snARr Ezra. Glass lss--JuIs 90 1894
s5, a. 80, -, IA, Al, 4, ~, ~. 81 81 ~ 81
Glass 1o0--Juiy 20 Isst
"a, 80, 80, rs. az, s, 20. As, 10, 4, rs. IT.
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Gold from Virginia City.
81. JoeErH, No., July 10, 1864.
Quincy Co.. Of this city, havo juss received sixty eve
rounds or gold dust from Virginia Guy.
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To Paper nlanufa CT urcss.
Tweniy.one cents can per h. will be PAD Pr 1000
reams q good r6urdrinier Paper. S1c s2xhi-ts lbs
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As II the Human Voice SO II tho
rhysioogy Of the baritone tenor
the diTotencei How to Cultivate the Voice, sammerng
Climate and the Observation-Disclosures and southericrs
conpared organic differences auaty hardness sotness
Development; Pauper Children; Thieves photographed
Right Position In Sleep Vanity SelfPraisc New Views OF
PhysoSnoy; The Face; Signs OF Character; Love the
Eyas-in Phrenooecal Journal August number. ID cents
/. FOWLER 4 WELLS, N. Y.
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Lottery Tickets Cashcd. In formation
give0. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
III Wall street, No. l.
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This II sAs SEASON OF the Year

This II ths NeasOm OF tho Year
when ehiidrsn are Afflicted with dyscncry and darrhss
Nrs wIEsLows Soothing syrup is safe and csrtsn 70
medy net only relieves the child frc pain, but rsgu.
a.ss tho stomach and bowels corrccs adand sves tone
and snarsy 10 the whc.a systsm Moas you aias the
ves aad hsalsS OF y.ur children do aot fan 10 procure
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a. 10. Simmons &c Co.-CovfnG ton. Ky.
. SHELBY, ExrRA Glass Sl3-Juiy 90 1884,
o. 20, 90. 81, 10, IS, 50, 20, IL, 80, AZ Is, va.
- :. Class 5ai-Juiy 20, 1854
10 81, 50, 90, 10. As, z6, 2. 90, 80, 3, go.
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day short carry with hem tho "Frerh Coenac Bbtcsr
OF = sTkiVFEbD, 10 Nassac street which sure pre-
ventys OF fever aud ngue, ackness dysenry cNs,
summer 00mplAnlA fsmA. debility Ac
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uuTCHINGs HILLrRR, Prorric.crs,
81 Cedar street. New York
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Appeal Tor Five Thousand Loyal Nrer
10 Pat Down tho Guerfilas.

General Fisk commanding AZ 81. Joseph, has Issued an
appeal calling for vo thousand loyal rally for The
proeection o. life and property and essist him in cxter
cainating the guorllss IN Northwestern Missouri
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Murray, Eddy = Co.-Covfugteu, Ky.
. kzxrucxr. ExrsA GLASS i39-July 20, 1854
81, 90, Il, IL, 40, 81, Is, rs, 40, So. IA, 50. &c.
KENTUCKY, CLAss l<0--Juiy 20. I36l
%. 90, rs, AZ, so, 81, rs, A, ~, GO, 81, s.
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70 MARRIED LADIES


They are peculiarly adapted, they brips 10 meaiAo
period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity of testimonials Of is enoasU
from my own PATIENTS; practice Of osrsdns bcssAs
- fictitious Saes before the public is 9ssvaisas IhsAn
do no, deem n advisable
Do not suffer from hsss irrcgulari.ie when an hvsn
men, Of one dollar Lyons Periodical Drops wiz rsgasea
ana restore nature to i.s healthy course ana
DO NOT BE 7aTosEp UPON
DO NOT BE MFosEo UPON
by those who have ether preparsoas which hsy aesTs
palm OF upon the strength the popularity q my Dssss
Bu. when the arurrs. you appy has not got hsm 'A
make him buy than for you, else enclose ono aonAf
,ss general wholesale asenh win return ysA
~" As~ss-' ---~l
Ds.ns By return express
o.. h., -. name OF Jno L. Lyon Is written upoA NJ
directions whian arc wrapped around each bottle Sess
..nains therefore beware Of ceunssrfsisA
rs., ~. for sale BY every drosgIss I'm su and counssN
Al o,s dollar tsr per bottle. II you wsA relief, ,Aks -
otlss.
Dr.. JNo b. LYON.
Prsotisins Ply scan Nsy< Haven, Cons.
whs cap DO consulted s0ncsnsas ~ diseases either ps
sonas1 or b. letter. -
New Tsss; Lord smith yJSicssos wheIs ale Asen"
General AsSp,.s for me vuassd ssAsss Aad csaASs~
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Burning OF tho steamer 81. Louis by
Gucriiias--Four Rebel Prisoners TO be
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The Burlington 7,mcs says in regard
to the Masonic celebration Mt Stowe
June oath that "T.everett B. Englesby
Esq. delivered mn appropriate Grafton,
mainly devoted to thorough and elo-
quent exposition of those grand tenets
of Masonry which have ever made it
SO philantbropic an institution The
address was received with great favor
las it well deserved to be, since it was
the finest Masonic address that it has
ever been our fortune to listen to.
After the exercises the fraternity re-
rpaired to to the "Mansfeld House.
where an excellent dinner prepared
+ by that prince of landlords, Col. Keel
er was disposed Of in true craftsman
style. In the evening grand Ma
sonic and civic levee came off at the
Mansfield House"
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nosToN MARKETS.
Prepared expressly for the TRASscHIrr. ]
BosroS. june 20. 1866

prepared expressly for the TRASscgIrr.l
BosroS, June %, 1864
Flomr.-Thc demand 70. Flour has been fair
the past week, and prices If all grades have
steadily advanced, although at the close there rs
frmcr feoling. Choice family flour 81 all kinds
is held very firm, and there appears tu ho conf
dent feeling that this article Will advance still
further, the adviceS from the West IN relation 20
the crops being unfayorahle The sales Of West
ern superfne have been at fS.25 az 1878 COM
mon extras at $50 ct s9.25 closing firm at 80
% q bbl for good and choice brands; medium
do at 1928 u 1915; and good and choice iiiclud-
ingGcncsec, Canada, Ohio, and Michigan at sll
a. Sll u per barrel.
Grain. The market FOR Corn has been rather
unsettled the past week, but within few days
we notice trmer feeling The sales OF Western
mixed have been at sl.Gi u $40; and Southerl
yellow SIG 6c s172 4 bush, closing firm at
Si.7O and az SLIP for mixed and yellow Oats
are firm and have been in demand, with sales OF
Northern and Canada at 97c y "a sl.0O per bush.
In White beans salcs al 4 Is eL s2.75 Tor COM
mon and good blue pod; and s2.75 u 1912. for
marrow and extra pea.
ProVision,.- The demand for Pork is good
and prices have further advanced. The sales
have heon at $sl.ne q 5000 for prime; 5000
a $1,000 for mess; ands s4l.e0 q si2oo for clear
cash. Beef is firm; arofthe market sustains full
prices. Sales of Eastern and Western mess and
extra mess at sls.O0 "a s23.0e; and family extra
at s2i.O0 u $500 I boil, cash.
Wool. The demand has been quite active tn,
past week. and prices have advanced from a. Il
cents for fleece aud pulled. The transactions ul
the week embrace the bulk Of the stock in roccit-
ers' hands, and comprise I, 100000 lbs fleece ano
pull 4 AZ pr rcs ranging rrum 10 az % cents FOL
fleece and 80 cents a. II for super and extra
pulled. Tie sales include $4,000 h. extra
pulled % 90 cents "a 81, and now firm at the lat
ter rate; 6g.u0O hs Michigan at so q 81 cents
1875 30 its Michigan al S24 4, s. cents; IS, 600 hs
do at sc "a 81 cents; IL 700 Ms de- at IS cents
10000 los do at 50 cents; 5000 it- az 30 cents.
Sugar The market is very frri and unsettled
for Sugars and prices are steadily tending mp
ward. The sales have been very lnGtcl- and We
only notice lot Of . hhds Cuba Mu~coyado IN
bond at u cents, and Ice hhds do from sccond
hands at Is cents, cash. Refined Sugars have
advanced materially and have been ia demand
The sales have been to some extent, and now
close at Is cents for crushed, powdered aud gran
ulated. and ~ al II cents foT coffee crushed.
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4 Nv M NININNEN's F1NT M II DE SUD-
orablc Probate Court for the District Of Franklin,
Commissioners to receive, examine. and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of Avian Skinner. late Of st. Adams in said
District. deceased and all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, do hereby give notice
that six months from the 18th day Of june A. d.
1864 are allowed by said Court TO the creditors
Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their re-
spcctvo claims before M. and that We Will at
tend to the duties of our appointment At the
dwelling house Of Bctscy skinner. in st. Adams.
in said District, on the 10th day of December.
A. ID. 1864. from 10 o'clock in thc forenoon till
o'clock in the afternoon. ON sad day.
Dated at st. Albans this nth DAY Of June
A. D. 1864. NJ. J. CORIISS, ( 60.
14-3w L. }. BROOKS, ( OVin To-
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NTIII.IAM O'NEII.LS ESTArE.-NIl.l
w PRESENTED.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DIsrRiCr on FRANKLIN, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
fee in st. Adams, within and for the District OF
Franklin on the 18th day of june, A. ID. 1864.
Present, A. j. SAMSON, Judge.
An Instrument, purpurting to be the laet VIII
and Testament Of William O'Nc late II st. A.
bans in said district, deceased. being presented
here by Thomas Failey, of st. Adams. the Exec
utor therein named, for Probate, IL ~ ordered
by said Probate Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear az session Of said
Court, to be- holden at the Probate Office III 81.
Adams, in said district. on the 9th day Of July,
A. ID. 1864 at | o'clock in the afternoon, and
show cause, il any they have, against the pro-
bate of said viii for which purpose, II is further
ordered that copy Of the record be published
three weeks successfully in the VERMONT Tran
SCRIPT, weekly newspaper printed at st. Al
bans, IN this state, as soon rs may be, the last
of which publication TO be prior to said 9Th day
Of July, A. d. 1864.
15-3w A. J. SAMSON, Judge
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The rebel papers admit that great
damage has been done by Gen. Hun
ters raid to Bynchburg.
Detroit is going to have a United
States General Hospital, which will
cost $4,000.
1t is stated in the Southern papers
that Memminger, the rebel Secretary
of the Treusury, has resigned.