Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1862-07-03

              -. V a .-. V V 1 AMENTAL IRON ;' WOHI. WiMM Cast and Wire. .Tiana. aATIWATS. tllll, MK ! ...lit AMD fABM HHOH, TIM , STALL 00 ABBS, atANQBBJ, AID WM- I ABM. front rraltre. Uralke, Mil Mb. jlUo Nelluaw., all v' wTrlni,Btan4l,Bwlitt, .' ''' ' ' .d eatalogues saellea on receipt ol tarae fie. ' ' " ' ' ! HUTCHINSON A WICISBIBAtl, : anal street, near Broaswor. Tk, 0a- ; I.-. lor "Hew xoraw neaiiie w, ? TjE'S NEW HO-EI. !(, B41, 943 anl -, rms, 1,60 per ay. ' imvii nnriL SOW Of MM in. rtuwtloa at gueste. he loootloa belnf ee- rr . monUiit In hn.inea. and DIaOM Of ...r ol MH from all pert, of tb oil;. Tb. St cuonimwl.w between SOO and 400, eealateii oil i iHiininnaBll. i U fttUd OD lid fUf nt fend handsome Baonor. The ream (of .Mge ..anitiar are slngla, are anneaally won :'nilKvl, Hud, In tact, everything has beta dooe : add to im oouiui t ol the iwUi end rank II ' ess upvi. WM. F. KAB.VM m torn, : . - d l ProprUtort, "iinn Bros, ft Allien, inns AMD atANOrAnTDBBB Of v. L-I J C- 8 M CHURCH GOODS Maiden Lane, . , irw v PLUMES, HORBE EQUIPMENTS, Ao Solo Agents for I R VLB'S SPOOL SILK, - lUioo 8ords, Beghaental Bleae, nuda to ordr. t ,, nindlug, Trlatuiinga luulsnad lo contractors is, pistols; &C:t &c. 'iOVt St WHGELOOK, . 366 Broad-w-av:N.Y. . l KPOBTKBS AMD MAMOriOItIll Of :. :t, an vot vail a, i , Barrels, Ijocm, monuunn, ana uu .-,f noserln Willi, 111 I'OWOHr . I'a., PHl .muxloa Gina. Wedding, Drmm We KutveS, lirka, nil fall assortment ol V.i ' i.,tble for --...(; i , ,s, Kportmes & Gunsmith's Fs. .Mil fur fire Arms Manufactured li? ULEN & WHEELOCK. o'i Niw Putenl OattriilKO Bevolrm ud Blflti, f rl "f the but nriua io llit woill. r ;HIU-3m. ' ' . FiRTH. POND & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF , . U81CAL 1NSTRUKENTS, ANDPDBLIBHRBB Of '-. SHEET MUSIO. BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Qmt Indnoemenlt offered to porcbMtlt. 'V AND SPLENDID P1AMO f'ORTBS . . m, tor Ch. nd motif lutmiut mntutod. .' riANOS rented ud the lent ppiledtotl pur- .ODKONt and HABMONBDMI Mututlj .on . i VND IN8TRUMBMT8. . tb mnnnfMtnroin Import Band lutnjMnt i ll cheeper than u; other Home In the Trade. .ilietofW Braat Inttrnmentt tor 1160, for Oieh. . f ,;'urmloPudld,new:OItBMApIB!t,VIB FITig.that t crc or epllt. Price, 17 W each. In oaie. .ij kind of Unalcal Inatrninentcan be found In our STRINCS! STRINC8! , ..good Violin String! are ft wity. We mik 1 1 .i eep erv tiuporior BtrlnRs, Tor gol pUyen. 1 5 ceuw pet tt. 4ent by mtiil pontage pld. Deild .ova w, have ItalUn, 0rman. rrencL, ftnd loglleh . -, Viollu, VtulioctfllOt Pouble Bin, Ac. i of Muvlc and Fttucy Qood, Jfiwcllert and otnan ' ttularly reijuetiteil to try our VtoUu Sttlngi, t heet Music find Musical Books. ttnlojnie of MuBlcin very extenilre and popnlat . ma publiaUlng NV MP810 KVKRT UaV. . v(orowo imblluatioua, we have ftll of the MneJo . ; od In thtt country, and can furiiitth Foreign Muvlo. : -ntBe, TEAuiieasor Mush.1. llEAiwof BEMiNARffw, . wA News Auenm, can h their ordrt fully irot iptly flll 'd and forwardud by Kaprna or Mall, joe-rage on Muk lent by nmil le only abont one ' r ettcb pitfud. Ttiit Ib thn rbcnpeet and qulckaet t forwnrd mull jtnokuiei. WBond fur oar Oata ' and Circulars. -ieniber tbd name aud number. KIKTU, POND h 00. i Mdm ' MT Droadway, Hew York. (iiOEAU, L0(hH 00! & 10, - Xruportera and Wboleeale Dealer, in ' nr-eiisn and Somestlo OBRKN DR1KD J?' Xt. XT X t m I Treworka of all Kinds SiiT Waaliluglon Btieat, Between Barclay A Bcblaon St.., NEW YORK. lHVAltD 0. BADBAf, ' TRANCIB D. LOOAtWOOP, HENBT DEAN. . apra-dUm TIFFANY & CO., o'i. BSD at 0B! Broadway, Kw York, and No. T9 Hiu Ultililleu, Pari., . , Dealer. In iaiuouds aud other Precious Stones, aud Standard Jewelry. i..i.. .j'i,u or tn mitt, of Marblt or Bronte; ;,c ometer, fifth or iflit ucond, and Equating Wuiehti; y FroMam, Pierian, Jiugnatn, Cooper, John- nn Pathsk. Ac. . urliry Silver Tea and Vnnifr Site, Miietllaluota Articla, and Preientaticn riectijrom Original thrifnti . . . '.eft't.d and American Plated Wart, of the molt T'litble quality; . . 1ron,tt A eoUeclioM larger than any other In the 'h.,Ail.irri of Bronte. Bracket: Veetihult and Pulnit Liahta: : Ifooi, Buhl, Ebon), and Leather Vreuinf luri. Writiiur Duke: srtt Porcelain, Pant aid objett dl luxe, of every Mcrtptton.- . Uenufaolnrere aud Iniportera of all kind, ol TVLllltevxy Wares. leAA ttirmlntrhMn and LlffM 11 rear tBI of eTeiT QUall ;iri..B mifi WmmiIav Itlflhnrili' fireech-loadlna Ulflea h hby(Mt, Trunter, Adama, Lefaucbom, Devienoe, thAWoHHon, Bu;on Mn a factoring Co., and other. -canM. tJholiw rowllnkx plecea, -i ' l,Sibri and (JuUHMoe, for all grade aud of all 'Ml, ny tne mtwt uppnTC4l maaereoi uormany. Dg-, aui rranott, a- w. ll at tbe United State. Bladea i( thu farnnm 8.,lirjRo factury, o( rare quality and d, uumounwrii, alwaye ?o nana. av-wiHx.Ortp aud Cap Ornnmonti. flaehei, Epnlet( iaT-itrnp, Alriullleltw, and all the detalli of a nnl dl lADrtptiiicKi, uattridgA-BOKMi. uanMeni. glmeutnl 8trtulirdi, Kationul Kuilgni, Qatdom, tlow-Uiln, and nil aiylen of Klage, embroldf rod or paint -nm origluitl dortlgan, roade to order at ehort notlpe, polal attution paid to themanufaoturaof article of t-ary pt-fiieutatrttn, Hwordp. Btandardi, Ac, tbe artlitlo ,rt-ea of the hoimeglvfog It particular advantage! Id . rcHpoct, ITFANV 4 CO. are note agonta and manufacturenof Mtockwoll Oombluatlun Union OampObeet.' - jtilldda.n. WOODS & SCHUYLER, 1 tAMDrAVToaiasor LOAKS AND MANTILLAS, mroarans Attn jossaas or vihs, Silks and Cloak Trimmings, 69 Worth Street. (near Broadway,) 1ST X7V Yorki D. WOODS, S. D. SCHUYLER. L. GILBERT & CO., manuitaqtubbbs or BHIPPIRO BRANDS 3TEAM REFINED CANDY! ' GUM DROPS, fcioois. Oaudyi ctsoa FUB TUB PUBLIC. Manufactory and Sale. Booms, ei cuuaTXASDT ax., new vohk. Say'lt-'y'r' 0"""9'" H'l Building. JOHN BLACK, il.nufacturer and Wholeaala Dealer In ; To IvX N ESI READF, sjKT, NEW VOnK. i.ADIEO' DnE86JiUNK8i , v CBDAR ijNKB, FOR FURS; ' FINE tE LEATHER TRUNKS ' At t kind of ATttlNO " B A Q B, 1 aol" 1 ' J-J1 iaaum'j' -J-. - ..J VOT.IJME xrvi Ww Vera AverllBeMcat MANHATTAN HOTEL, IBOOID BOOB ffBOH BB0ABWA1, Oppoatte t. fark, iVJ K. HuaamB, . Propriaur arUdlf ' ' CHAPMAN, LVON i NOVES, Inporten of and Deelara la Freick, English, flernai iaerlcaa FARCY GOODS, And mall Watet Omerallg. ' 1 i Moa. 81 Park Place at V Okurok OBOBOKOBAFMAB, BOBBBT . tlOJI. JAMBS HM.M, OBAUUBH.HOlrH eprS-dSin ' ' ClnclBmatl AdvertlaelBg-. WIBDOaV BOUH.-A1.I. OI8BIABB1B OB" aOkrenle Matnra. pertalalaf to tb Hale and le ale Oraanl Dobllltr, Feeble Aelloa, Preoalnn Termination, Mootal Arerelon, Braptlona, Inrolontarf Immm. Atronhv. Imootenoa. Barreoneeo. entire abaenoe or painful functlooa and eren when of twenty lean ei- CUl DO TOMO.II7 CUimi iu mw "J dlecorerr. Thl. reined, la not a neebanloal appll-, neither I. it a nedlolua to be taken Into the etoaa- new auce, at'h, ,1 trt mturt maku ttilHrf tblfiltUflf bnpouibU. I Will aenO ll lor tH.W. Mnnn w. DiunDian. m lnnatl,0 t Box No. 038. aprft-aSoj WHEELER ft WILSON'S Sewing MaoHlnee i . 1 Awarded tbe flrat rmnlnat u the beet FAMILY SEWING MACHINE For three sucoeeelre years, at ths UNITED STATES FAIB, For Ibnr raootarire , ears, at tbe Ohio Bran rini Bor Bra .acoeulre roart, at the Owoiman MacaiMioe' Ikitituti. . ' Office, 77 West Fourth St.. PIKE'S OPEEA H0U8B, , .OlBCINHATl.OBIO. ebt-dl, a-IW MBDIOAL DIBOOvBBI, ; ror tne ipm, ana pernwnvn, v. Oonorrh, QUot, Urthl Diaohargoi, Semlnkl WMkBUl, HlgnilJ JsmiiBiona, moou-Unenos, OoniUtl Irritability,-Graiel, Strlotaro, and AVf BOTIONB OF THI KIDNBT8 AND BLADDBB, which baa been need bjr npwarde of OMBI HVHDHBO PHV81CIAPIS, In tbelr private practice, with entire enccew, rnipereedlna Oabeba, Oopalba, Oapaalea, or eor oomponnd hltbwto known. BELL S BPEUIFIO riLL8 are aneedr In action, often effecting a onre la a few due. ud when a cure Is effected It ia permanent. The, are prepared from vegetable extract, that are harnilee. on the ,iiCftni, and never noueeat the etomarh, or Impregnate the breath: and liolog MUicar-coaten, all n.nneona laere M avoided. No change of tliH i necenarp wMW using thrnni avr doe. their action Interfere wltn nualnet. pui.ulta. Bach boa contain. .1 dozen pllli. PBIOB OMB DOIiLAB, nd will beeent by mail po.t-p.ld by au, adieltlaed Agent, nrecelplol tnomone,. bum oy liiuggi.i. generally. None gtuulne without oi, .isnetnre on tbe wrapper. . B. 80ANLAN A CO., W bolNale AgenU, Olnoinnatl. ror tale bv H. Wllaon. 8. B. Bamnela A Co., and Bob- .rts A Bemneu, Columboa. afig8dcodljr MKBtOAM BANK MO'IBCO, , (Bouih-eait Comer Main end ronitn Bireeta,) CINCINHAII.C'HIO. Bngrated In aatylaooiraapondlng Is escllenee to that Bank Note., Ballroad aud Cmoty Bond., Bill, of Bt- ehango, Ohook., Diafts, C'ertlficatea ol Block and Da po.lt, Seals, Oarda, Ao.,Ao. 4 The abovo office Is auder he snpervleion ol G.T.JONKB, ocU8- Il Plndnnatl. DUi O-.BOTH 52 1-2 East Fifth Street, CINCINNATI, - ' Olvea bit entire time and talent to tbe core of disease of the ETTBai With a oractlue and experience ol manvyeutlA Bo- rone, he can ak with asimanoe tbe patronage ol a gen erous public, and ooufldeuee in the successful treatment 01 UBOaaos 01 mat uoiismi' uiguii. auu uaviug uevuieu like time to the cure of PBIVA'f B DloKABKH, he prom. Isea cute. In tbe roost obstinate case.. Tboso recently contracted are unred in a very short time. Byphllls In It primary stage, cured in an incredibly short time. 0kln dlseasea cured PKBMANBNTIjY In Irom one to three weeks. Also, attends to the practice or the proleaslon generally. Persona at a dletauoe, afflicted, will have advice aud medicine sent by sending description of dlseaat and tbelr oonditton. All oomnunfcHtlons and treat oent tilctlv confldentlal. Br. R. la. a TROHB, which, from lla mecnanicai aujusimont, win give imineuieio renui aira ultimately vigor to the parte affected, ao as to enable per eona lo follow tbelr ordinary avocatlooa without hindrance or inconvenience, vonanil or aaiiress uu. e. turn, marR-dawly . No. S2K Bast Fifth at. Cincinnati PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AT TOB BOSTON SHIRT FACTORY I L. 4, BKPPNKB, A.Q T, ; 101 ttlxth at-i batwsaa Vina a ad Ba. (OHIO MSDIOAfj OOLLKOK BD1LDINO,) CINCINNATI, 0. Belf. Measurement for Bhlrte printed direct tuns sent free everywhere, and so easy to understand that any one oan take his own m pas are for Bblrts. I waimnt a good St. Ths cash to be paid to ths Ktprees Company on re S F E K K H. Western Chemical Writing Flnid and Blacking Laboratory. No. 61 Walnut-St., Cincinnati, O. CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID, Copying, Black, Bine, (tannine, Japan, Stenciling and OZXj I'OIiIH ... ABB .. . Original J apanese Blacking umbrellaTparasol ' AND) . ' Walking Gane Manufactory, let Halo Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Merohenta and Deafer, are 'Mrttenrarl Invited to anil ana eiamiue my eiooa oi umoreuaa, rarasoia, ana waiKi lag uenes, wnicn 1 am onenng at atanutaetarer'a cost, ft. THOMPSON. 1ST Main Street, west elde.belwM tth enf ,th. Cincinnati. 0. KtrCmbrelU, Paraaol and Walklng?3aa ktaatrlala nrsiiaNwis. trsoe aiieqnoea pneea. jana-qirr 4L. O. Foratoer-, NO. 6 EAST FOURTH STREET, SOUTH . BIDS, BABT Of MAIN, DP STAIBS, Olzxoln.xxsa.tl, 0.t AtABDI AOTCBia ANB Dlttlt II Trusses for Radical Ouie, BUPFORTERS AND SHOULDER BRACES. Snrgloal and Anatomical Herbanlclan, Inventor ana Manunctnrer of Apparatus for Curvature of Spina, wr Nick. Club Best. Bow Lea, and other Phl.loal Deform ties. Splint, for fractures and Dislocations, Htooklnga lor varicose veins, nneo u.ps nun Anaiei. maue looranr. Bsnoclal attention p,ld to the repair of ArtlBclal Limbs Balers by narmluiloi to Dr W 0 llumy, Dr 0 0 Black man, Dr r Bocitur, ur i t Jnuains, ur Bchmldl, Dr, fries, Dr A Bettman. (marl Beoent eaam of Oonorrhea or 8 .pbllls cured In a tew dajs, without ebanae uf diet or hindrance from bnslness, BwoiidarvH)rpbl1l--ihe last vtsllRe eradicated without the naa 01 nerDnrv. inenlnniar impoteney or ki n a few weeks, where all In term tpeeallv cared hy a new treeUaent. Aaaress. DR. STEVENS & CO., Cincinnati loth llotfittl HO. TB THIBD BT., BET. WALNUT AND TIN , ur nos ew uinotnuati, vr CULUMBUSOHIO; THURSDAY 'MORN'J.. JULY 3. 18G2. Cornlagtad AflerDoenEeport. IMPOIITANT NEWS PRODI THE ARM V BEFORE RICHMOND. I HMl!7flf oi '."i '" ConuuBlCM(la . Between ' tbe OHBbaalB and McCleUan's 1 1.. i !,. v. , Army. . . , , .. THE ATTACK ON OUR W1NO. RIGHT HEAYT LOSS ON BOTH SIDES, Sea. Stoaemaji Cut Off from bU BeKliuent. , ,t . , McClellan, by Hard Fltrhtlag;, ; pm. inrvugn Brniie ubb Swamp. Our tLoii In tbe Two Days Flght- t int,, jiw.uuw. CIiEARINCt OUT OF THE YORK RIVER, REPOTED CAPTURE OF RICH. 1IONU, Arreat of C. C. Fulton, Editor ol . tbe Baltimore American. FROM WASH1NUTON. Ac.i Ac, AC, Ac, ' Vc. bT. Lovn, July 2. Tho Demoorat'i speoial, from Mompbii, tho 80th, aava advices from Riohmond tbii morniog otato that tho Con fed. oraM troop, hare boon Uriveo from that oil;. Mo particular,. .. Communication EstabllNbcd Ile- tween Uen. McCIelan and the Gunboats on Jauies' River. . .- Mbw Tobk, Jul; 2. Tb Tribune's Fortress Monroo Correspond ence of the 80th, states (hat the gunboats io James River had established communicalioo with Oen. MoClellan'r left wing. Uispalohes to nag omoer Uomsuoro on Mon day, are said to state that tbe rebels' atack on our right was a desperate affair, in whioh the rebels lost 6,000 men. Our loss wss heavy. Uen. oloneman, being cut oil irom tne rtgnt. had retreated to Yorktown, and arrived at Fortress Monroe. It Is further slated that on hit left, MoGlelellan, wilb severe fighting, had passed through White Oak Swamp with 40,000 men and 1,000 pieces of artillery to secure an advantageous position, aud bad subso-qdently eut through a line of communication With the James river. It is reported that during the two days fight ing, MoClellan's loss was 10,000. Col. Alexander had come through to James river to seleot the new base, and Turkey Bend had been de-oided on. This is about 80 miles from Richmond, and 10 miles abovo City Point. leleirapn communication oevonu loratown is ont off, and the officials permit nothing outside of the official dispatches for the North, to go upon the wire. (Dy mau.i Fortbksb Mokbob, June 80. The Vork river Is being completely oleared of everything movable) steamers and tugs are constantly arriving at Fortress Monroe, having in tow barges, sohooners, &o. Many arrived here last evening and during the night. This morning the steamer Spaulding arrived, having 8 birges and schooners in tow. She reports that ISO barges, schooners and tow boats were at Yorktown when she left, but all were making prepara tions lo oome down to day. Retorts are current to-day lhal ueueral MoClellan has taken Richmond; but there ia no good authority for the rumor, Ibo telegraph not being at work, and there not being a boat from the James river, although one is hourly expected. Hchooners nave been arriving nere an uay, loaded with cattle, horses, mules, hay and com missary stores. mere was nothing left aoove west roiuu Arieit of '. C. Fulton, Editor of the Baltimore American. Nfw Yobk, July 2. The following will show the danger of attempting to perform editorial duty towards the publio, and furnishing news to tne people : jiALiMoai, July l.i oe arrest or u. u. rui- ton, one of the proprietors and editors ot the Amerioan, and his oommittal to Fort MoHenry, by order of the Seorelary of War, having beeu made publio, the publication of the following correspondence in reference thereto beooniee neoessary. Previous to leaving tho city, Mr. Fulton addressed tbe following dispatch to President Linooln : To the Pretidentof the United Statet: I find mtself under arrest end on my way to Fort MoHenry; I appeal to you for a hearing and prompt release in behalf of my family, who will be in great distress at ths excoution of this unpraotioable order. The Seoretary of War authorised me to publish my statement. Keepeotfully, U. u. t UiiiUN. To this the following reply was reoeived : Wasbikqtoh, June, 80. C, C. Fulton, FoetMcIIenry: I am author ised lo say to you, that your arrest was made for publishing the alatemenl, that you were preparing a detailed account inoludiug fade obtained from Washington, having been sent by special train lo oommuntoate with tne fre sident. This is regarded by the President aud the War Department as a flagrant and outrageous violation of the oonfidenoe with which you were treated. The publication of faols obtained from Washington under snob oiroumstanoes, ig a high military crime. (Signed,) Jt. B. BAJNl'UUU, Military Biiperinteudenl. The statement or dcspaloh to whioh exception was taken, is ths one published iu some of the Hew Xoik papers of yesterday morning. To the despsion from uoi. eaniora, wr. rui ton replied as follows: Col. bakfoed Sir: The unpaion i sent to New York was a private one, addressed to Nr. Craig for his Information as to whether he do sired to receive the report that was preparing for the press. It was not Intended ror publication, ana would not have been published if my report had been permitted lo go through. l teleiraphed. but l never areamea or us oeing published, and lo find myself in Fort MoHenry, in aepot lor traitors, le a morunoanon i oan' net express. Having; risked both life and prop erty in defending the Union oauso, when our city was in the posssesslon of traitors, and ren dered servicei as editor and proprietor oi ine Baltimore Amerioan to tbe Uovernmeut in sue Mining tbe laws wbioh noonehasexoelled,! ask in common Jusiloe mat i snouia at least oe ro leased on my parole. - r.v iteipeoiruiiy yours; (Signed,) CHA8.0. FULTON. Wairmotor. Jul il. An order has been Is. sned for the release, from Imprisonment at Fort MoHenry, of Cbas. C. jrulton, fiiq., editor oi tne Baltimore American, ana tne Baltimore agent of lha Associated Press. . . . , Naw Yok. July 2 The morning paper's speelall oontaln nothing new from before Won- mona. Boston, July 2. Secretary Beward, Thurlow Waad. Anson Btaeer. Superintendent of Gov ernment Telegraphs, C. P. Buckingham, of Washington, and U. A. ateison, oi me Astor House, arrived here this morning. Washington. July 2. Tbe President In ao nardance wilh the provisions of tho recent act for tbe eolleatlon of direct taxes in Ibo insurrectionary dlslrioli within tbe United States, has issued a proclamation dcolarlng in what Slate and part or mates insurreotion exists, ll! ' Booth Carolina, Florida, Oeorgla, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, lennot-see, North Carolina and Virginia, exoepting from the laal, certain named western counties. Aaotbcr Governor of Kentucky. ' Aocording to a Riohmond paper, a we learn from the Louisville Express, Riohard Hawes, of BonrboB county, has been selected a Gov-ernor, by tb Rebelllonisls who chose Geo. W STATUS Johasoa for that poaltloi. Mr. Haw bat not bta ia lha Bute for manjr monthi, and' tomt peopla will bo ourloui lo kaow whoa kt intoada to wltit Keniuoky for la parpoa, or uaumiog nil fcxoouiiTtj auues- AFFAIRS BEFORE RICHMOND. Event of the Last Three Days GREAT BATTLE ON FRIDAY. Important Slrategetlc Movement. EVACUATION OF WHITE HOUSE Tbe Enemy Severely Repulned, General McClellan's Army Massed Nouiu. oi tne cnicHahominy. Tbe Enemy Drawn Out of his , InlrencbmentS. . ., , ONWARD TO RICHMOND t (t.'virreepndcocv of the Baltimore American.) White House, Saturday, June 28. Ths events transpiring at this point, and in theaimy before Richmond, during the past four days, have been of suoh varied oharaoter and Ihrilliug . Internal, that 1 scaroely know where lo oommenoe or ood lo in general read. er. Many who were eye witnesses to these movement have fled off panio-striokeo, fully oonviooed that the whole army before Riohmond has been destroyed, and that Oeneral MoClellan baa be ea outwitted, out-generaled, out flanked, and "driven to the wan, where be promised to place the eusaar. .-A vaeoaiion of 'White House was lo them an inexplicable Bad" '(hre'arVlr ?.!'X01'11' condition of facts; but week, they would have discovered' lbat Iho work of avaouation was silently and surely progressing before any of the fighting on tbe right wing, as early as Tuesday, and that large numbers of vessels had left the York and Pamunkey rivers, and were moving rapidly around to a new bas:s of operations on Ihe James river. 1'hoy might also have observed that all oivilians were forbidden to approach the front as early as Tuesday, under any pretence whatever, and that the immense stores of supplies at Dhpatch Ktntion had been steadily reduced for a week, until the last box of crackers, barrel of beef and bale of bay had disappeared before tho great Contest on Friday, which loft the way oren for the enemy to ap proach that point, which I have every reason to believe was uesisncaiy wieuueu vj ueuerni McClellan to be the mouth of the empty trap into whioh they were being led, and, as I hope aud believe, io their entire route and discom filure. ' Beforo proceeding to lb narrative of events as they havo occurred in tbe vicinity of White House during the past few days, I will briefly slate that tho whole movement of Uen. MoClellan, so fur as Ihe ohanging of his lines is con-oerned, aud in reality the making of bis left wing his right wing, and withdrawing his right wing lo rest near rjavago Station, at the railroad brigdo across the Chickahoniiuy, the enemy io rush to his oovctcd feast at the White House, whore he fouud nothing but an empty platter. Whether this movement is good or bad, or what may be intended by lien. McClellan to be accomplished by it further than throwing his left on (o J times river, and supporting a land attack on Fort Darling, il is impossible at present to say, A day or an hour may decide this point. 1 will merely proceed to a narrative of events ai they ocourred at Whito Hottso up lo Saturday at noon, ombraoing such statements as reaohed us from Ihe battle-hold on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. WEDNESDAY- AT TUB WHITE I10USU. At the Whilo Houso oo Wednesday matters were progressing as usual with tho exception that thoro had been a chock in ibo landing of stores of all doscrlplions, whilst Ihose on the laudingt) were boing rapidly loaded in wagons and moved off towards the left flank. Several slcamors with largo strings, uf vessels laden with forage and subsistence had also been sUrlcd down tho river with orders to proceed to Lily l'oint on the James river- Ills reversal in tut) course ot transportation oocjsioiicti 'con siderable comment and speculation, but was as-oorluiued lo bo iho fulbllmeut of an order di rect from General MoClellan. Some supposed it to bo iniouded for the supply of a portion of General liumside's army winch rumor said bad reaohed Iho James river to co-operale with him. An crdor was also received from headquarters early on Wednesday lo prohibit any ono from coming torward to the Hues on any considera tions whatever, unless tne parlies Deiongea to tbe army. This order was so peremptory that even those connected with the press, some of whom bad como down to forward their report by the mail boats were preveuled from return- lug, and others who bad smuggled themselves hrough were promptly sent Buck. On the same day Uen. Casey oame down and look command of Ihe small land force, not exceeding 000 men, and in the evening was noil-Bed to prepare at any moment for the entire evacuation of the post, and tbe preservation as !ar as practicable or tne publio property, similar orders were also sent to Col. lugalla. He immediately oommuuicated with tbe fleet, and a division of men armed with axes proceeded during the night lo cut down Ihe trees around White House, aud subsequently all the way along, above and below the Pamunkey bridge, so as to give them free play for Ihe use of their guus. On the same evening wo had a report irom headquarters mat a aiviBion or the rebels, the foioes of Stonewall Jaoksou and Uen. Ewoll wore approaching and threnleniug lo open the way by tho right flank for a raid on the While ilouso. In the meantime tho trains on the railroad wore kept running night and day, carrying forward nothing but ammunition and munitions of war, with siege and rocket trains, aud Hold pieces. The down train ot cars, due at eoven o olook on Wednesday evening, had not arrived, whiol added lo tho excitement among the sutlers and oatnp followers. At half past ten o'olock In tbe evening, however, the train arrived, bringing down about ninety wounded men, it having been delayed lor tneir accommodation, xney were nearly all oi uen. Hooker a Division, and bad participated in tho gallant advance on Ihe left of tbe oontor on Wednesday morning, driv. in the onemy from their ritle pits, and report. iug that they had secured and held what is known as Tavern Hill, an important position, commanding the city of Richmond. Thie is the important point" alluded to in the dispatokes of Oen. McClollan detailing Ihe affair. The eutiro loss on our Bide was reported to b about two huudred and twenty wounded and sixty killed. A largo number of those wounded were, however, very client, most of them being able to walk from the sars to Ihe hospital boat. Thus ended the events of Wednesday. D0IN03 ON THUR8DAY. 1 The foot that the gunboats had taken position in front of the landing with their guns out and shotted, and the sweeping away of the trees, which was still progressing, gave ronewea ao-tivii v lo Ihe rush of the camp follower for pas ses by the mail boat (o Fortress Monroe, and our population commonoea io ue rapimy ae-pleted.Tho down train from ihe fwnt reported all quiot with the oxoeption of oertain mysterious movements within our linos lhal were not understandable to oivilians. The lmmenic stock of stores and forage at Dispatoh Btalion, eleven mile from While House, wuro being oarried off with groat rapidily, and subsequently we learned that an immeuse train of wagon, had been running from that point all day, with forage and stores, and that the greatest aoiivity in their removal was being observed. In Ihe evening it was announced that not a bale of hay, a bushel of oals, a barrel of beef or a box of oraok-erg was left. Throughout tk day at While House tbe greatest vigilance was observed in and around the headquartors of Qoneral Casey, who had pitoh-ed his tents on the beautiful lawn In front of the While House, Ihe building itself being ooort-pied as Iho private quortors of Ihe Sisters of Charity and here let me add that It Is quite a small building, having not more than six small room in it, Iho outbuildings and servant' quarlor boing separato from Iho resideno. finnoral Waahincrton himself eoitlil not complain of tit use ot It by UifBO ministering angel of the sick and wounded eoiater. An imm.neo tr.ii, r ararons was also moviui forward from the ubsistonoe and commissary department ih,i,h.mt tha dav. and Ihe immense stocks oa kneai vara hoini rapidly diminished. The i.i.i nn tha railroad wore still tteadily mov. tng forward with ammunition, and eontinned throughout tbe night. Cavalry ooouts bad also ..nt nut in various directions during Ihe day, and preparations wor niido for olntruol-log the roads. At dusk new panio was eeetaieaed by tk dlaoovery that bale t bay bad been piled over and about all the large massea of rabaiiienoe stores an tk landing, indicating tb probability that it might beoom necessary during tb sight to apply lb torch to them lo prevent their falling Into Ine hand of tb enemy. Whilst all these preparation were going on, Indicating lb probable intention of evacuating tb landing on shore, lb numerous aleamers and tugs, probably fifty in number, had been busy towing down tbe river to West Point, a dittrnoe of fifty mile, through It tortuous windings, long lines of brig and barge laden wilb stores. The vessels that war loatlered about In the vicinity were alw oollected together in eeparate group and anohored in the stream where they oould be easily and rapidly taken in tow by the steamers when lb time for tneir removal arrrlved. Ana in order mat we reader may imagine lb scons here presented, it may be proper for him to understand that not les than seven hundred sail of vessels were, two days previous, at anohor at the While Home and landing and stream along for eight or ten mile down the river. ' In ihe meantime, the work on the oonslruc. tion of lb railroad bridge over tb Pamunkey, Just above the landing, was steadily progress ing, a large foroe of workmen Doing oouaiantiy at work. This faot, in oonjuuolion with the evident movements towards a epeedy evacuation, bewildered the speculation of the uninitiated, but Colonel Iogalls, nnder whoa direction the evacuation was progressing, moved abont as coolly as a Bummer's morning. The morning train brought down the gratify ing new that ihe forward movemonls of Oeneral Hooker bad been entirely successful, and that be held the enemy's camp and rifle pila About on hundred more of the wounded ar rived, and were removed, with the others, to the hospital and steamers, where Ihe Banitury Committee, with their large eorp of surmoaa, and th numerous Sisters of Charity in attendance, don all in Iheir power to render Ibe poor follow comfortable. There are also a large ancej nno,arrWrVMcXeBule nurse inattend-kindness to tbe sick and wonnd'ed'.'"utoB an(! The report from tne irontou mui.-.j ... in nnniinued favorable, heavy sairraisning having taken place on the right, resulting in tbe repuls of the enemy, and a few more ol'the wounded arrived, who reported everything progressing: most satisfactorily, whilst all the indi cations were that a general battl along the whole line would take piaoeneitaay (rnuajj Th. train were kebt in motion all night carry ing forward munition of war, whilst Ihe wagon train wer situ lining me raio em w sary Stores.' 1 . ' " On Friday morning the first Horn of news from the front reoeived by lelegrapn was a gratifying announcement that Stonewall J ack-son and Ewoll, in attempting to turn the right flank, wer repulsed by Gon. MoCall with his Pennsylvania Reserves, ana ariven uac whu great slaughter. Thie attempt of Jaokeon was made at three o'olook in the morning, and bad closed at six o'olook, with a signal victory. This repulse is eaid to have been one of th most decisive and destructive of the war, the enemy being put lo a complete rout, with viry light loss to our roroes. Aiuumgu a, "'r'", and Intended for a surprise, the gallant l'enn-sylvanians were found to be wide awake. There was, however, every indication of a general battle along the whole line, and General McClellan, in order to be ready for all emergencies, gave directions to Uen. Casey and Col. lugalla to make every preparation for the instant removal or destruction of all the supplies at White House, should tho result of Iho impending battle render such a course neoessary, his force being deemed loo small to render the successful defense of his position a certainly against such a movement of the enemy as might ensue. The steamers and tugs wore all in oarly requisition and were moving down the river with long trains of transports in tow. Tho vessels nanrnat the lending: were also stored full of oommissary stores and munitions, and moved out in the stream. Tho immense piles of boxes of oraokers, barrels of pork, and other stores loua the landing were again covered, over wnn bale of hay bo as io bo ready at a momont s notios to apply Ihe torch for their destruction if it should becu-ie necessary. There was also great oommolion among tne orowds of contrabands, who have been found most efficient laborers, and who have been used to great advantage ia the oommissary aud munition departments. They soon understood that danger was apprehended, and on being assured by Col. ingaus tnat iney wouiu nut ue ion oe-hind to meet the vengeance of their masters, went to work with renewed energy. Stores and munitions emywhero disappeared from the landings in great rapidi'.y, and were being paoked on the wharf boals and vessels contiguous. The wives and ohildreu of the contrabands also soon made their appearance, aud with bundles and babies took a positlou on tne canal boals as they were floated out in ihe stream.) ' The mall steamer, . wnion suouiu uave icii. ioi-Fortress Monroe at seven o'olook in the morn-inir. en ordered to be detained, and at nine o'olook a dispatoh was received that a general battle was progressing aiong tne wuoio nuo, the enemy having renewed tbe atltempt to flank General Porter's position on tho right wing. At eleven o'olock a seoond dispatoh announoed that Ueneral Porter had driven tbe enemy before him and repulsed him three limes with terrible slaughter, and was then ordored by Gonerat MoClellan to fall b ick. This dispatch was a signal for renewed energy in tne worn oi evacuation, and all tne ituartermaster s papers and valuables, and the obests or in raymas-ters were brought on board the mail boal. The family of Quartermaster Epgle was also brought on board, wilh his borse, and oarriage, aud the horses of Assislont Quartermaster Saw tell. The household furnituro and the servants of these ofholalseleo soon followod, whioh increased the excitement among the. sutlerB and army followers. Some of the sutlers became ao panio- atrieken as to sell out Iheir stocks at half-price, and hastened on board the boat, whilst some determined to hold on and lake the ohances That there was an intention on tbe part of Gen. MoClellan to evaouate Ihe W bite House as Boon as his movements in front should be perfected there was no doubt, but whether as a necessity or a stratgetio movement could not at that time be foreeeen. THE PANIC CHECKED. During: tb afternoon (he panio inoroascd until half-past three o'olook, and steamers and tugs wer busily engaged in towing down the transports. At three o'olock a dispatoh was receeived from headquarters, in substanoe as follows: 11 If. have been driving the enemy beore us on the left eeing for Ihe poet half hour. Ghoert are heard all along ihe linti " This was ibe signal for a new ohanse in tho programme. All th Government valuables and th property of the otEcers was taken off Ihe mail boat and placed on board the steamer Ca monloo, and the order given for the departure of th mailboat, whioh left at three o'olock for fortress Monroe, taking wun ner in tow two heavily laden steamers, with direations for them lo be dropped at West Point. Two or the large nospttai steamers nuea wun siok and wounded also left about the same time, and moved maieslioally down Ihe river. The steamer Commodore was atill left at th wharf lo reoeive any new arrivals from the battlefield, and tbe Daniel Webster and Ihe Elm City, devoted io tne same aervioo, soon after arrived. It was also announced that General Bioneman with six thousand oavaliy and artillery waa within six miles of the Whilo House to protect tho work of evacuation if a dash should be made by the enemy in that dl reotlon. BCENE ON THE RIVER. The scene presented on tho river was a most interesting one. Ten mile below the White House about two hundred brigs, barks and schooners were at anohor, with auy quantity of oanai boats loaded wun implements ot war, oommissary and aubsislenoo store. On the whole route down steamers and tugs were passed. having large numbers of vessels in low, and at West Point, forty miles below the While House, not less than three hundred vessels were at an. ohor, whilst th numerous steamers and lugs whioh nad Drought them down were preparln to start up for ths several hundred still up the river. , STATEMENTS OF THE' WOUNDED. About savon o'olock on Friday evening num bora of the wouuded oommencod to arrive from th front of Ihe lines, with a few of the most intelligent of whom I had an opportunity of conversing. Thou engaged in the repulse of Btonewau Jackson represented his rout to be most qulok and disastrous. Ue came down on them expecting, a surprise, but found them all momentarily expeoting his approach, havlug been informed by Oeneral McClellan two day previous that ha was coming: upon them. In I stead of a surprise the enemy rtaetvod the first NUMBER 1. bet, and after twe hours' fight retreated ia eon-fusloa.Ths wounded from the fight whioh Immodi alely aisued represented il 1 have been a mos lerrifio tocounter, the enemy ooming out fron. Riohmond upon them in suck dense maaae lba tbe shall aud grape poured into them a the advaneed, made great gaps in their line which were imaieaiateiy nilsa up and they moved for wara most determinedly. Their artillery wai so poorly served lhal tbe damage to our rank waa light in proportion. They still moved on ana exonaugea showers of minnie bails which wer destructive on both sides, but when Utn Porter ordered a bayonet charge Ibey retreated in aoume quick, inougn ueneral I'orier pursued them but a short distanoe. Tbe enemy again rallied aod approached our lines a seoond time, when lbs asms terrible slaughter ensued, this time their artillery be tng better served, was mors effective io the ranks of our men. On ooming to olose quarters toey were again repulsed and driven back a still greater dietance. This twice fought over battle ground boing literally drawn wilh the dead and dyiug. Uen. Purler then a seoond time fell back to bis position aud waited nearly an hour for Ihe enemy to renew the assault. iney, however, finally etiae on in lnoreasrd numbers, having beeu largely reinforoed, and were again reoeived with shell and grape, causing grsat chasms in their ranks, and one poor fellow who had lost his arm assured me that he saw the loose arms and portions of Ib, bodies of tbe enemy making gyraliona through he air. A llurd lime Ibe enemy bore down most bravely and determinedly on our lines, and this conflict was the most severely contested of the whole, but when ihe bayonet was brought (o boar be foil back, aud waa pressed towards Richmond fully a mile beyond our orig-. anl lines. Again, for the fourlb time, Oeneral Porter fell back to his first position, when an order was rcoeivod from General McClellan to continue his retrograde movement slowly and in order So aoon as it beoame apparent lo the enemy thai it was the purpose of Oeneral Porter to retire tho enemy again pushed forward most boldly ,r.lm-(mrl loreo, vu.uug in New York Fifth, Lieutenant Colonel Duryea, the Now York Tenth, Colonel Benedix, and two other regiments, under oommand of Colonel Warren, acting Brigadior Ueneral, and Ihe en-tiro foroe of regulars under Major Oeneral Sykes. This fresh foroe held the enemy in oheck whilst the foroe whioh had previously bore Ibt brunt of tho battle moved steadily back and in good order, oarrying wilh them their wounded and dead. . The enemy made a fierce atiaok on the reserve, but oannon were posted at various point of tho route by whioh thoy were retiring to wards tho Chiokahomlny, wnicn occasionally poured in shot and shell upon them, and checked their movements aud enabled the troops lo move back iu the most admirable order. At one time in tiiis retrograde movement the re-sorvo foroe of Goncral Sykes charged on the enemy with the bayonet and drove him back nearly a mile. In this eharge Ihe gallant New lorB riitn ana coionei neneuixo now .urn Tenth drew forth the plaudits of the army by their steadiness and bravery, in whioh they, however, lost about a hundred of their numbers, whose bodies it was neoessary to leave on tbe Hold. Cheers went up along our whole lines at this gallant repulse, whioh was at three o'olook in the afternoon, and Ihe enemy did not again renew Ihe attack during the balanoe of tbe eve ning, but turned his oolumns down towards ins White House, which seemed lo bo the haven of all his hopes. The division or the enemy despatched in this direction was estimated at from twenty to thirty thousand cavalry, artillery and infantry. They started down at 3 o'olook on Friday afternoon. BTATJiiMEINl ur A rAXMAOir.ni. In conversation with a paymaster, who was ith Goncral Porter's Division whon Ihe battle commenced, I have a very full confirmation ot tho statement of Ihis gallant soldior. ue says that licinrr anxious for tho safely of Ihe large amount of treasure in his possession, he asked iuslrtiotion, and was told lo proceed on towards Savago Station, on the Ilichmoud side of the Chickahominy, in company wilh the wagon train then moving in that diroolion wilh Ihe knapsacks of the mon and all the valuables frcm the various camps of the division. He joined the train and moved oo, and describes tne artillery rcsorvus binmuuvu nivug tv m.u to protect Ike retiring of the right wing of tbe army across Ihe Ch.ckahofniuy. Ho says it was a most orderly movement, oonduoled slowly and steadily, and that the only evidenoe of panio was among some teamsters, who threatened to break their linen, but were instantly checked by a company of cavalry who drew on them and were ordored lo blow out the brains of the first man who desortod his post or disobeyed the orders uf Ihe guards. This gentleman left Iho Savage Station, south of the Chickahominy, at seven o'olook on Sat- rdar morning, anl Btales that during the night the entire right wingot the army passed over tho river in perfect order, not losing a wagon of tbe train, ana ouiy leaving sucn portion of their osmps as wsb not deemed worth removing, as thoy retired lo Iheir new lines. mere naa ootn no urmg uuuug mu uiguv, though at five o'clock on Saturday morning some heavy oannonadiug was in progress on the extreme lett lowuru tne jauies river, wnion soon ceased, however, and at seven o'olook all was again quiet. The railroad was in operation all night on Friday after Iho battle, and the last train that left lor tne nntte uoueo tooa its departure at sevon o'o'ock, and met no interruption on Ihe way down. LAST OF THE WHITE HOUSE. On Salurdav morning the work of evacuation at the White House had been nearly oompleted, and although there was slill a number of vessels before the landing, there was au abundance of Bteamers in readiness to move on wun mem at anv moment. At nine o oiook a train oi oars starwu oui for headquarters, but bad not been gone more than an hour, bofore it returned, reporting Ibe enemy to be approaohing Dispatoh Station, whioh is eloven miios from the White House. This, howevor. is supuoscd to be a mistake, as telegraphio commuuioation tnrougn to uenerai MoClellan was continued up to eleven o'olook, at whioh lime th mail boat started for Foitress Monroe. MY CONCLUSIONS. From tho foregoing I think I have conolu slvely proven that the objeot of Gen. McClellan, long before the battlo on Friday, waa to abandon the White HouBe. and also to draw ia hia right wing aoross the Chioabominy. That be has accomplished this moBt masterly movement with but little loss in comparison wun nis punishment of Ihe enemy tbero can be no doubt, and that ho has strengthened his position by constructing: his lines, and ohanging the base or bis operations to ine James river is eqnauy self-evident. There he will have the co-opera- lion of tha gunboats, and if the enemy attempt to intorrupt his supply vessels by making a dash on tbe James river tney win men, wun nromnt cunishment from the gunboats, and so weaken their foroes in front that the city will fall into his position witn but a slight struggle. Although "hope may be father to the thought" 1 WOUIU wager a uig ipio mm, Uen. MoClellan is in possession of Riohmond by Bunday next. xours, so., V V i Further Particulars. Washington, June 2U. Sinoe closing my let ter from the Whilo Houso I find myself very inaineoledlv in Washington oily, in possession of most reliable information from the While House and other points on ino renmsuia, nearly a dav later than aro contained in my letter, IjSiV Ul" inn mini huubu. Itamienra that the lelcgraphio oommunioa. Hon hotwocn Hie Whilo House and Oen. Mo Clellan was not broken until near one o'olook on Saturday, and then tne wue wa cut at ui. nalr.li Hint nn. ClOVOU UlllCB Ul, JUU0lU s Ol. lion, four miles out. was in our possession until four o'olock in the afternoon, at which hour the oporator at White House hoard a strange signal ooming over the wiro. On going to the in.iriimoiit ho wo horaldcd with what Ihe Fed eral soldiers oall the Uebel National salute 1 sav. 0 vou Yankeo of i ." This wae the signal given for Iho final evacuation, when a portion of lit infantry foroes Immediately amliarked on Btoamboais in waning ror them, Tho last of Ihe transports was moved off by ha ainaniliiea. and the few articles eoattared about on shore, even soma damaged hay, was fired. The whole was oi vory email value, and thus of Ihe many millions of properly her a few days ago, perhops not $5,000 worth was destroyed, 1 In the midst of this dosing soens or Ihe beautiful Chickahominy region, I regret lo have to slate that some vandal sot fir to the While House, and il was entirely consumed. Thl doubtless arose from Ihe rldiouloua teaohlng of a recent grave senatorial debate In thl little imttaffe. The enemy made hi, appoaranoe In oonsld- Table foroe at tin Wklat Haua ai ebeul a via qiil a a.,i - --. -i.i.-.. i. la Milker fanad bread for men or Bay far beast, waa woloomed wilb heavy akonere of grapeskot from lb three gunboat whieh wer ranged along ia Irani of the landing. They ware supposed I be thirty thousand strong, and unite they brought tbelr haversacks well supplied must have gon (upperleaa fo bet. Is the best of time 1 found elarvatlon to star at ia lb fas at Whilo House, and I hop th rebels found ao better far. i .RETIREMENT OF THE TROOPS. The cavalry at Ik Whit Houm guarded lha departure of th last of tb wagon and horeea whioh moved off at Ik Anal evacuation Bad loin. ed the foroe under Oen. Bioneman, who wer aovanag around tk vicinity all day. After passing Ihe trains off and securing Ibeir aa- ' tire safely. General Hlnneoian. wilh hia antira foroe, moved off is a direction that I am set at liberty to slat. Oen. Casey report that ha loot not a man, nor did be leave a soul behind, not even a contraband. THE TRANSPORTS. At ten o'olock on Sunday morning Colonel Iogalls and Captain Baulelle were before York-Iowa with an immense oonvoy of vestal, and steamer on Ibeir way to Ibe new base of operation on lb James river. They would doubt less move down immediately to Porireea Man. roe and await Ihe instructions of General Ms. Clellan. A large number are, however, already up lb Jamei river under tb protection of tho gunboat. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION. Since a very early hour on Ratnrtlae mnmi General MoClellan ha been deprived of hi telegraphic communication wilh Washington. He abandoned Ha use several hour before tb wires were eut, doubtless beina- fearful thai lha enemy might by placing a magnet on the wira read bis orders. Direct commnnlnalion la n being opened with him, however, by gunboat up Ihe mouth of Ibe Chiokabominv. and all will soon be right in Ibis respect. louis, He, CO. F. Preparlne; for an Kxodas-Escap- eBS aa uaos tssej ueemea uiiy. Adv-rll.-nKuta from theCharlealoa M.rcary of Ike Ulh. A C'abd. Th Uankine? facilitiaa of our pected doomed Italics ia tha MerouryJ oity havinvhaan I , n i - I. i .. i , lo notify our friends and customers that our Ortloe is removed lo Ihe Beat of Government of the Slat, where we will be happy to serve then in every article ia onr line at moat reasoaable prices - EHlNtiEE BuiBKAWAT, VlBQlL STBKKTWALKla. Bank of South Cabomna, Charleston, Juns 12, 1802. Persons having trunks, boxes and other packages deposited in our vaults ars requested to remove them without delay. Wm. C. UltEESE, Caahior. Bank or Cbablxston, S. C, Charleston, June 7, 18U2. Persons having private boxes on deposit in Ihe vaults of Ihis bank, are requested to remove them at ono. J. CHEEBEBOROUQH, Cashier. Cincinnati Advertlsela;. M1 1DDLBTUN, BTKOBBIUOB A CO., 1 l.ITIlUQHAPIlaT.HS, BUOKAVKatS -ABB- COPPER PLATE PRINTERS. S Watt roaurtk SC., Cluelamatl. All kind, of work don. la the beat style and oa taoit aotloe: Farlloulor attenlloa will be (Iran to ord.ra lor WEDDING CARDS, VISITING CARDS, Ao or Orders Bay be ten! to tha Joeaaai, ttiwa, oovladly JMPOBTANT TO LADIES. Pa. Join Hmvov, having for upwards of twenty years devoted his proreaslonal time ezcloeively to tha treatment of f BU ALB DirroDLTIBB, and having anceeeded in thouaanda of caaea lo restoring tha afnioted to sound health, haa now entire conftrtoi"-. in offering publicly bis ' GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY," DR. HARVEY' (Jhrono-Therinnl Female Fills, whioh have never yet failed (when tho direction! , have been strictly followed,) lo rumoring difficulties wining from ObstrncUoDi or Stoppage of Nature. of In restoring tho system to perfect health, when suffer Itig Irom Spinal Affections, Prolapeas Uteri, the Whites, ot other wbMbs of the Ctetine Organs. Also, In all oawwof Debility or Nervous Prostration, Hysterics, palpitations, ., Ac, which are forentnners nf more serioos FsleeaaSa k9"Tkf Pith ar mricUg knrmUm ew (a con-HUHttom, and may be taken y A mott defteale femt without at the same time ther act likb a ohiim by strengthening, Invigorating and restoring tbe system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what oanse theoh-tractions may arise. They shonld, howevor, not be taken dnrlng tho first Ihreeorfbor months of ivegtianey, though sate at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result.Bach box contains flti Pills. Paioi Oxa Doat.ii, and when desired they will be sent by mall pra-pald by any dvertled Agent, on receipt of ths money. old by Dragglsts generally. BOA NLA If A CO., ' Wholesale Agents, Olnoinnatl. fur sale by H, Wilson, 0. M, Samuel and G. Wok ' its, Columbus. entt&deodLr Livery EJBOI W. BHAPLKY, LIVERY & SALE STABLE, lift ti. Front St., bet. 8tw And Town. ritas) Horses eVOarrlasias Baadjr at sUl TtswaB BOB8IS BOA BOND DT THN DAF Oil WIIK, srrins Horses always for Sole. fcotWdly Recruits Wanted ! CAPT. T. P. COOK HAS AOA1 KR. TUllKD tho aeri-ico aod has opened a BccruUliiK t nice at No. 2oKwit State street, Just over the old Post Otllce, uro he 1 receiving reorulta for a company to go lutoacuve service unot-r iue inie oan oi tne uovernot. ThoftedtMlrlng to enlist In a company raplrlly filling up, wilh every prospect of going Into active service at au early day, may do so by catling at Oapt. Cook's fJecrnlU lug umc, as anovea niyou F. A. WILCOX, Notary Public AND COMMISSIONER. Resident in New York. T'O TAKBS ACKROWLKDOBENTS, 4X0 , For Ohio and Hie other Etatea. Particular attention Ivcn to tha executing of Commission, aud tha taking il lopoaltlous In tha United States Conrta. Olllcc, 18 Wall Street, New York lily. JnnelO-llawem. HENRY D. HARVEY & CO. WHOLESALE .OBOOEBH, NO. 10B liOMBAHD ITBJtKT, Baltimore, Md., DKALKRS IN Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Teas, Bplosv, Tobaeco. S gars. Snuff, Window olase, fully, Oils, While Lead, Bpsum salts, tnp. Uarb. Bode, anl Soda, Oop- para,, Alum, mafldei adder. Mall.. Soane, Dandle., Powder, Shot, fl.r Lead. Bona, together Willi a general and well assorted stock ol VhiM nr.ti,ll Whl.lv. ?n,tllala. Olive Oil. ete. Country Produce of all kind, received on eonilgnineni. may29-d:im fJOLUMUOB WBOLB8ALB LlliUOB UTOUB. A-OHIiM. ROSS Je . OO tioMTtTaslilN si a it o Hants, Importer, and Dealera In foreign and Dome.Uo Insa, firaudlea, Ao., Ac, alio Old Bye, Bouougahela and Bom-boo Whisky. say Warehouse and Ofloe, SM South B'sb Street, (le. lombna. Ohio' aovldlf IRON RAILINGS, BANK VAULT81 JAIIi WORK,, MARBLBIZBD WOOM AND IHON MANTA'.LB, fcNAB-BLKU grates, Ac.Ao. T. r. IIARI'iK. No. DTI, ITS, and 970 Weal Sib atrett, Uinolunsll, II. mrlS Imoodi i NERVOUS DEU1MTY, OR St'ER- rr MATOHRHIKA, is positively In-"" r 4 enrabln bv anv mes.'t but Ihoea I advo cate. Before oomuirnriiig nuy treatment learn how Ilia writer actually oured hliuaelt, and aulwqwuitly hnndreda of 6theta. N-jiIom a poet-pald auperscrlbed envelop to Bi IT,, Oliarlestown, Van. niayie-dSwIyr Canby, Hpln & Oo. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, A ND IHPIIRTBM OB RNOblll,UBH. l MAN and French Prnga, UtuiniloK Parlnmrry an Fanoy Article., Dya Hlnffa, Palnla, Oils, Varnlihm, Window Olwa, vto. N. W, (JOB. Of LIQIIT AND IiOMOaBD ITBBBTB, BALTIMORE, uiayUS.d3ni