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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Review of Cincinnati Market.

TUESDAY Evening. May so.
FLOUR-The market quite dull. AMI the bust
ness done light and altogether local. Prices, though
a shade easier. were not quotably lower. We quote
superfne al IS 65G6 IS and extra - $685. Iae
sales were confined 10 400 brls extra ats.
WHEAF-Holiers very hru, and buyers pay
the rates demanded reluctantly. 81 a2i2 snd 81 -
obtained for prime and choice Kentucky white,
delivered IN Covingtop. WHERE =, but II bought
BY miller there that the buyers sd-
vantage 70 have there. Rad Is hell firmly At S.
in vington 81 IS, and 500 d. prime do az 81 124,
and 700 do prime red at 81 IS, at this side.
C0RN-There has been no change IN the market:
Ear L. NJ r. r. a, 81 10, and 600 do at lower
road AT 81 Is From Ear offered al 81 IL;
Sheliei IS held at 81 20.
oATS-There was not much done. In bulk We cnu-
900 CSC.
wHISKY-A dull market AMI prices are dropping
sales of6oO hrls 81 so, and 400 do H. p al 81 321a
PROFlSltNS-Ci City mss Pork Is held At SIS, but
did Lot hear of any ,manl. Bulk Meats very
be bught l28Iea4c. The demand lor Bacon
continues light. and prices are dropping. We quote
Shoulders at l295gl21zc; Hams at l7I<@Isc for
common ami zoe to Gle for sugarcurel; 800 cs city
Lard sold at l31.c, which is decline
GROCERIES market continues very dull ani
heavy. Quotations for articles Of this description ar
entirely nInai Coffee Is exceedingly dull at A. iic
Raw Sugars quiet at lS,d2ec. Nothing Is doing
IN New Orleans hoiasses quote fair 10 prime at
81 o5.9i o. sugar-h9use Moiasses unshsnEsi q
o0&9Oc Sirups steady AM range rom 81 1897 p.
BCTIEa-Ihe reee PTS are light, owing To the fict
that better prices paid in New ork. The demaut
continues active We quote fresh made Yellow ~
35I3Tc. Old is u.lss.aSle at above I20tISc
CHEESE-The markst is steady. We quote West
Reserve AT l3413I[c.
EGGS The market is firm at 1s159I71zc. ship
Pers count. The receipts have been rather Light.
The demand is fair.
RICE-No change has transpired since last;
We quote at l2>Ll2l&c.
HAl-The market rules quiet, bu. holders not
willing 10 p n EIDE in order 10 make sales. We quote
prime Tmnthy, in bales at S27(GS2s, and from store
at S32RS
and Peaches at III "a Ice. Green apples selling
readily at s537 SO. The supply light and demand
moderate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Onward TO Richmond

Onward to Richmond,-Where you
can get the superior HAND POWER LOOMS,
FLYING Shuttle. Weaves, simplp by
turning crank that's all. Also. the n
surpassed Cutting Box, now being made
in the most durable style, and of the
best material Also, Bee Hives. and Pat
tern Work
Orders by mail. promptly attended 10.
Call on Sixth street, two doris South of
Main Richmond, Ind
THos G. THOMPSON.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

ISBrown, Of the Connersville Union,
attacked NJ. r. HUI! with lis fists the
other day at Connersville, and come near
getting Haiied, we learn, had it not been
for the Interference of bystanders. -
Brown was drunk at tie time, it is said.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Masonic Celebration

Masonic Ceiebration.-This ancient
fraternity hold their annual celebration
Of the Twenty fourth Of June the birth
day of st. John the Baptist ut New
Castle this year. An extra train-half-
fare-we learn, will leave this city at
eight clock on the morning of Friday,
oath inst Every F and A. ~ in good stan
ding. is respectfully invited to be present
and participate in the festivities of the
OCCASION
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscien-
tously recommend those suf ring from a distress
ing cough DIR. S;rCkland's Neliiduous Cough Balsam
IL gives relief almost instantaneous and Is wIthal not
Melifuous Cough Basam Is one of the best prepars-
tors use, and Is all that the Eroprietors claim for
IL We have tried il during the past week. ani found
relief from a distressing cough. Its prepared by
Or. Strickland No East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio, and for sale by all Druggists at 50 per bot;
,la
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

SIoHoLsos BIO, opposite Branch Bank, are pre-
pared 70 furnish all creation with standard and nscel-
aneous Books, School Books, Blank Books Stationery
all the literary and scientific Newspapers and Maya
zines Wall Paper every style and price, LithograPhs
Picture Frames, dc Drop in and take look at their
assortment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

A New Phase.-Not content with dis
cussing the qualifications of Gen. Mere
dith for Congress-not satisfied with
slandering his private character, and at.
tempting TO tear from his brow the we'll
earned life ked laurels he has won on
bloody battle fields of his country, in
her defence and in defence of the Old
Flag; the reckless partizans of the pres
ent delectahle NJ. c. are making q relig
Gus test rs the touch stone whereby TO
determine the standing of a man who
sees proper TO vote for and defend the
brave soldier from their malignant as
saults' They have commenced on the
editor ofthe Telegram, and he threatens
TO re,aliate ''by exhibiting to public gaze
the -eiigfcns belief Of Mr.. G.. w. Julian.
II they are determined TO continue this
mode of warfare. We shall look with
as much curiosity snd concern for ven
tlatlol of Georges religious belief" as
we would for that of the old Satan
Tor we are sure one must be a daguerreo
type of the other, both being so remark
ably alike in their dispositions and no
tions,
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March g. "a

l. composition Of sstringents. absorhelts, srnulants
and carnlinatves, which every phys an Acknowledges
Is the only preparation that will effect permanent
cure Of DiarrhQa and Dysetery. This Anii-t Cholera
Mixture IS in several OF our arInF hospitals
where II gives the greatest satisfaction. IL has saved
the lives of thousands Of soldiers and citizens and
we will guarantee be the best remedy IN the world
for Disrrhra and Dyseuterv.
NJ Woods, of Coyington Nv. will be mos; happy TO
satisfy anv ore as the virtue Of >trlcklands Anti
Cholera Mixture: in fact we have great uumber o.
testimonial. from pations 10 have b>su cured after
teins pronounced incurabe BY their physicians. some
after taking ouly ono bottle Of Si-klsaas AntCheern
Mixture II you sutsr with Diarrhoea and Dyseasery
Try che bottle.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

Personal.-Col. W. l.. Holloway has
resigned his position as Private Secretary
to Governor Morton, which position he
has held until recently, since the begin
ming of the present Gubernatorial term.
He mas engaged in business in New Y ork
city. Col. II. is a gentleman OF energy
and ability, whom we are sorry to lose
from the State Ind. Jour.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

c. W. Startuck. proprietor of the Gin
cinnati Daily Times, aud with abundant
means TO employ 4 substitute, keeps his
place in the ranks of the 9Th regiment.
National Guards, and goes for the hun
dred days. The Dayton Journal says
he is high private in the rear rank of
lhe "Butler Guard F"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

EFThe lone armed fiddler of Gcttys-
burg attracted the unbounded applause
of our music loving friend. the editor
of the Telegram last week. His eulogy
of this netc rival of Paganini, appears
to be as deserved as it is rhapsodical.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
MISS E. STRATTAN.

TUNHANkFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, RESPECT
fully calls the attention of the La lies of Richmond
and Vicinity 70 the largest varied and fashionable
stock Of Millinery Goods offered in this Civ direct
from Eastern and Foreign markets On examina ten
you will find full line of
Plain and Fancy Bonnets. ChiIdren.s and
Misses Hats. Bonnet Silks, Laces, Wells,
RuChes, Flowers, Buttons. Braid,, and
full line of Trimmings in endless variety.
The above goods have been selected with much
and with the view of pleasing the most tasteful The
Trimming department. is under the supervision Of Mrs
NJ. Bradbury, whose taste is too well known
any comm niation. An examination is solicited be
fore making your purchases, feeling well assured hav
ing the extensive stock select from in this CITY
that you be well suited in every particular.
Very respectfully.
Miss L. STRATTAS.
March %. "a S-3m.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Highly useful articles, such as no

Highly useful articles. such as no household
get along without, always he found Stove
and Tinwsre store Of Ezra Nye, Fort Wayne Avenue
Such articles for instance, Stores, Tinwsre Hol
lowware, Pumps. &c. He also does up all jobs of Tin
and Shoe, work in the bes; STYLE and sonable
rate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

Moving. I've are moving our office to
the Warner Building Hall. Our next
No will he issued from thence. We are
somewhat behind in consequcnce-wi.l
catch up with our regular publication
day by the time Gen. Grrnt takes the reb
el capital, or sooner, may be. Wen try.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

&c At the Fair in Starr Hall held by the Ladies
of -. Andrews Church, durins las, week the net
proceeds realized amounted 20 abou, sIeoa This
sum goes towards bailding q cornmniious School
House opposite the Catholic Church On South Pear
Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

The Best Lot Of Waite Fish, ever brought to
this market be had at q. W. Barness wholesale
AMI retail and the best of Family Groceries can there
be had at all tim>s. Call AZ the Ham corn r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

Another Prime Lot of summer Goods. just
received and opened at the Bee Hive" Store Of H. B.
Crawford. Those who consult economy will not fail
to go there Immediately, AMI mike their selectnns.-
The best and most lovely patterns Of Carpets in the
city, there be had. Call aud see for Yourselves
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

PRISONS are frequently asked, where did you ss.
tina; nice hat The answer is invariably, a. McNean.
Bro, No 81 Main street, where they keep them,
--ef' q. ali siois Of Pro.e add Shs~s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

SMALL Pox.-oDe death from smallpox occurred
in this city Monday week last We also see red
flag displayed South Fifth street. near Main. As
the disease generally disappears. rapidly, on the .p-
preach Of warm weather, we nav reasonably expect
that bat few cases win be reportei-- TScgra-,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
THE CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE

Is more healthy, answers the same purpose AMI is
used in exactly the same manner and quantity as
Strong Cream of Tartar. but nearly one half less
Il has been tried with the above results
Fer sale by PLUMMER 1 KELLY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

In many Asecfians poc-la- q Females. the EXTRACT
PrcHv is unequalled by any other remsdy in
Caorus;s or Retention lrregNarty, Painfulness,
Suppress Of Customary Executions. liberated
eIrrtou7 Of tie Uterus, L.rirorrhoca Whites
Stsrilts ant for all conf lan:s incident the
yte.-r arising from ndas secretion Hlbits Of 0rsspa
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

In all their Stages, Al little Exposure.
Little change in Diet. No Inconvenience
Ald no Eroosrre.
II causes frequent desire AMI gives strength N
J-nrta thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Prevents and
Cures Structures Of the Trathra allaving PAIN an
Inflammation frequent in tie class ~ Diseases and
expeIlng all Poisonous Diseased and Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the VIC
tins Of Quac<s, and who have paid heavy fees be
cured in a short time. have found they deceived
and that the POISON has, by TIE of Powerful
Astringents been dried up in the system, break
out in an sygrerating form. and perhaps after Mar
riage.
IN I riser.-, nF the URINARY ORGANS, whether
Iy 5.-z'-'-- - = '---''s' - =
DseaseS OF these Organs requires TIE aid Of Din.
retic. III eImbnsd'~ Extract Bnchn is the great
al Dsssasss for ,15sEcS - eoopszas1ske3
Evtience OF the reliable and responsible char
ter viii accompany the ua4icine.
Price 100 per Bottle, six for $500.
Delivered any Address securely packed fr1n ob.er
D-se-sz< st-sgsoss. a al Cs.z~ztertso...
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis ~
Address letters for information 70
III. HELNBOLD. Cheme-s.
los -outh Ieuth-st-, bet. Chestnut Pala
HELNBoLD-S Ha5lo1i D+r,o<
HELIBoLD's Drag a~d Csericsf Tareao...
594 broadway. New York.
Beware Of Couute-feits and unp-iacirlei sezler,
xo eniearor % st,,se of their own apd ..otbers
zrs.e3a. On reputation attained hv
He!mhoid's GeuuInc Prsparatio-.
Extract Buchn.
SasapzriElA
Improved Rose Wash.
ALL DRUGGISTS SIS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOB HELMB0LD'S- TAKE no OTHER
Cut out tas Aire--senasns AMI seol for K
AND AvoID brosfTToT ASp E1poseRE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

You ought no, to be without such valuable
ulaiicines. The Cincinnati Nat0ul mon, Of April
2S;h saws: thA, thousands Of soldiers have been
saved by The use Of StrickAs An,iC holera Mixture
For sale BY Daucgis:s =; 50 cents per Dot ae-
r. For sale Al iTurnuer Nelly sampson
Ross and at z. Potts Sons, RichEsJEi, la.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

SAp'-We regret to learn that Major Bruen's
leg was ampu,sted. the other day. We have
heard only the mere itcm-no details Dayton
Journal.
0vThe Quaker City. No. 2. Fire Co. meets
on Monday right nex,-Iegular meeting.
~John A. Burbank, Esq, bought
the business property of Mr.. John Suf-
firms, in the Gilbert Block-price, az 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

NOTHING that is not vholesoms genial and restora-
tive in is nature enters into the composition Of HOS
letters STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation contains mineral Of any kind DO
tanical element ferv excitant: but i IS conlana
ton of the extracts real balsamc herbs and plants
with the purcst ana mIest of all difusive stmulans.
1t is well to he forearmed against disease, and,
far the human sv stem be protested by human
means against rfela hes errgeh1ered by unwhole
some atmosphere. impure water and other external
causes. HoSTETTER'S BlfTERS may be relied on
safeguard.
In districts infested with Fsrer and z7Re il has been
found inallibe preventative ami irresistible
remedy, and Thousands who it under appre
hension OF attack escape the coure and thousands
VINO neglect to aVa them elves OF ITS pFuiuctSe guam
ties in IvaI4ce caret bv very brief Of
after beng Pnet With qu'nlne for months n yam,
uutl fairly saturated win tht dangerous alkaoii
not luenty restored T. health within few days
by the use Of tto>tcttcr-> BItters.
The weak stomach IS rapidly invigoratei anil the
appetite restored by this seresaAc Tome and hence
j works wonders IN eases q Dyspepsia in less con
hEln,d forms Of Indigestion. Acting as gentle
ana painless apper1eni' As We'll as upon the liver II
also invariably reieayc, tae Constitution supeIin-
ducei IL irregular action OF ae digestive AMI secre
tive organs.
Lowne>s of Spirits and Fit> of Iansuor,
inf prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters
HE testimony tins most conclusive, and
from both sexes,
The agony of Bilious Collie is immediately as
suagci by a single dose Of tae stimulent AMI by
c5sianaly resostag il, the OF the complaint
may be prevented
As IA general Tan.c, IfoStetter's Ditters produce
effects which must be experienced witnessed before
taey can be fully apprecatl In cases of ca'st.ti1Ho'
U-oLusss. ProB'ets B.cug and Debility and Dccrep-
tule arising frotlo exercises the electric
influence. In tho alescen stages of all diseases
It operates delightful invigorant. When the
powers 81 nature relaxed it operates to reeuforce
AMI re-eIIstl blish t.cm. .a>
Last. but hesst, it Is The Oalg = al Stimnl-it
being nnanufa ctvrei from sound and inf51iious
rias as entirely free from the acid elem present
more less IN all the ordinary tones and stomLchics
of the day.
No family me Gcinc has bee1 universally anil. it
mlv be truly addei DESERNEDLl popular with the
intelligent portol of the community, a. Hosteiter's
Ei5terS.
Prepared by HoSTETTER 4 SMITH pitt,5urg Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocors aad storekcepers
everywhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

At LAST!-Coal OIL ChADiels=rs, Suspension
"A Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Stand Lamps, Han |
Lamps lust received. Our stock i fuller with
S1sr assortment than before And viii De sold low
.,uhole.,ls- pssI PIrNMEp Kelly
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more BaIsam, Mercury, or nm
pleasant VI cdIc ines for unpi asant and dan
gerou. diseases.
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DIURETIcs

irritate ami dreuch the kidneys, and by
leai tn chonc degeneration. and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water the public
with the conviction that il has equal in relieving
emily successful for curing and trust that wo
shall he ariel for efforts in placing valuable
me y in a form TO meet tae requirements Of pstsen.
anlt .ty
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

which are depositaries OF Public money, and AT
RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, acting agents of the Ma
tional Dopostary Banks, will fuanish further infor-
nation on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
l4-S nj
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SECRET DISEASES.

HELMB0iD'~ EXTRACT BIZ CHU AND INPRON
Ed ROSE WASU EIRES
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Observation-Disclosures.

Trial viii convince the most skeptical.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

Have long sin given up the Of buchu, cubebs an1
Jumper ID the treatment OF those Diseases and only
them for the want Of better remedy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-06

YANKEES IN TRoUBLE.-Two Confed-
crate officers who escaped from New Orleans
on the 18th ultimo, bring the following in
telligence: On the 9th ultimo, the negroes
in Fort Jackson mutinied and killed TWEEN.
ty.four out of twenty.seven of the white
officers. They also sunk one boat, supposed
to be a transport. On the 18th they still
held the fort against the combined land and
naval forces. A conflict was hourly ex-
pected between the negroes and the Yanks.
On the 18th, Gen. Banks was heard to
remark that fighting was still going on, that
being the second day Of the battle.
The Yankees are very much puzzled what
to do with the great Dumber of negroes
they have forced into their army, and have
distributed them in heavy garrisons at DIFF
ferent points, supposed to be about as fol-
lows: Fort Jackson, 5000; Fort St. Phil
ip, 1000; Fort Pike, 1000; Fort Parapet,
1000; Baton Rouge, 1000; Port Hud-
son, 5000. In New Orleans there are 3
black and white regiments of infantry, l
black regiment and three white companies
of cavalry, and three white companies of
the 21st Indiana artillery, with eight 20
Founders, two 6 Founders and two twelve
FOUNDER howitzers. At Manchac there are
800 white troops.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-06

SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE FINAL STATE
MENTs OF DECEASED SoLD1ERs.-There is
often much difficulty attending the state
ment of the claims of deceased soldiers, for
want Of proper papers.
Then let all commissioned commanders
of companies in the Confederate army pay
particular attention to the following sugges-
tions: In making out the final statement of
a deceased soldier, be careful to state wheth.
er there is bounty or not; whether there is
or is not transportation due in lieu Of fur
loughs; state amount of stoppage, if any;
be particular to state the date of the last
payment of clothing, date of enlistment,
date of last payment, date of death, and,
when possible, place and cause Of death
Always sign your own name. The state
meut, if signed in the hand writing of the
Orderly Sergeant, or any one else, is not
valid. All final statements should be sent
to W. H. Taylor, Second Auditor, Rich
moud, Va, as soon as possible after the de:
cease of the soldier. Put this in your
pocket book for reference
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-06

OUTRAGEs AT ELIZABETH CITY.-The
Raleigh State Journazsays it has the best
authority for the following statement of the
treatment to which the people of that un-
fortunate town are subjected by portion of
troops, negroes and Yankees, from Beast
Butlei's department. The death of every
man, woman and child in the Confederacy
would be preferable to association, in any
capacity, either as political equals or subju-
gated provinces, with the Abolition savages
who permit such barbarities. The Journal
says
"The negroes compel white women Of
delicacy and refinement to cook and wash
for them. In one instance, we have heard
of body of these negroes entering pri-
vate house and demanding dinner, which
they insisted should be cooked by the lady
of the house. Whilst engaged in prepar-
ing the food for her negro guests, the scoun-
drels INDUCED in the most loathsome ribal-
dry-one of them, with his feet, throwing
the lady's clothes over the lady's back and
shoulders, whilst the rest sent up loud peals
of lsaghtcr! These statements are upon
the authority of respectable men, and are
surely enough to stir the blood of even
those who would 60 back to fellowship
with nation of whites who cannot only
permit this but encourage it." .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-06

Chief Justice O'Neal died at his resi-
dence in Newbery, on Sunday, 9th ult.,
in the list year of his age.
Numbers of foreigners and men of Yam
kee procliyities are leaving the Confederacy
by the underground rail road for Lincoln
dom. Many of them have substitutes in
the army, and have amassed fortunes by
staying at home, but as substitutes are abol-
ished, and they will have to 60 in the army,
they are running away to avoid it.
Gen. Forrest has been nominated by
the President and confirmed by the Senate
as Major General.
- The Savannah river, at Augusta, Ga,
rose to "a feet and 8 inches above low wa
ter mark, on Friday last, being the highest
rise since 1852.
A Confederate war steamer more pow
erful than the Alabama, fully manned and
equipped, has put to sea from European
port.
The Yankees are rapidly losing their
mercantile marine, thanks to our cruisers.
From the 90th Sept, 1851, to Both June,
1858, the ship owners of New York City
sold to foreigners 1919 ships and barques,
II schooners, 55 brigs, 8 sloops, and 10
steamers.
The captures from Averill's command
were 200 prisoners, including colonel, 2
captains, and several lieutenauts; 200 hor-
ses and equipments Averill's horse and
private baggage, and the wagon train of the
command. In Ayerill's baggage was found
maps of Is or 20 eountses, in which nearly
every house was put down, and in some in
stances the, occupants Of the houses given.
The farmers of Edgecombe county, N.
c., have, agreed to sell to soldiers families
corn at 81 per bushel, pork at Is cents per
pound, bacon at 80 cents, and shoe leather
at 50 per pound, to be paid for in Confed.
crate currency.