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tons. and all rNNa1rRaf. ENLARGE NFNrs -
reduced. - vel A. PAIN and lNFTaNv ATfo,
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the Extract huchu is uncQuae ~ any clh.r rrn..tx
as Chiosos's Gcscntioa. Iri,rniaritv. Psinrsi
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Fre-h Buck Wheat Flour car be had no~
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VEkMIN,

rspsrsions oshd crSunilAe Ell cthers az
free from Po!sons."
''Not dangerous 10 the Human Famiir
Rats do not die on the premises
They come out Of their holesto die'
"They are the only intail.bie remedies knoun''
"iayesrs and moro established ia New York CITY,
iced blythe City Poet once.
Jscf blythe City Prisons snc Station House,
iced 6t'--,he Civ Steamers, Ships, &c
Cs>d ti'-thc City Hospitals. Aims .Houscs. &C.
Csed hT-the City Hotels. 'A-tcrs st. Nicholas &c
Csef blythe Boarding Houses. &c. &C.
Csef bg-nore than "a, 900 Private Families.
as-S>e one o. fsco Specipcas 81 srhaf = E,eis.-
uAsre said ~ ne People ftors- Dealers. &c.
H0UsEKErPERS- troubled with vsrmin need b.
go no longer. II they CosrsR's'' FxfcrmnatorS.
We have used u 50 satisfaction. and II a hex
cost - we would have g. We had tried p.isous.
but they effected nothing. but 'CosrAH's' article
knocks the breath out 81 Rats. Mice. Neachcs. and
ed-Bugs, quicker than W. can write H.. lfi~ 90
great smanc all over she country Medina ioi
Gazette
MORE GRAIN and provisions are tesiro'e 81
nuslld IN Gram County rs Nermin. than would pay
for tons Of this "a; anf irseri Miller Lancaster
wis Her1,f
'RESRlR GASIAR- We ate selling Your pre-
paratons rapidly. wherever they have been used,
Rats. Mice, Reaches and Vernln disappear rapidly.
RcSxn srorrrs Druggists Windsor. NJ
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FOR SALE.


NOTICE - hereby given to the
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rrposs 81 e'ecflns niat pirectors g sbs snsuinz
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Dr. SPACE, Of Boston. Mas, uould
mos, respectfully snScuuee 70 the eisi1eos OF
TfKrr HArFs and vicinity that be has taken
rooms ior a limited tine 8, the Buntin House
Tor the purpose OF essri.s s.ss4~. bv his re-
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MEDICAL.

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HIGHLY CONTEMPLATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT eprs,-
Positive and Specific Remedy
fcr DISEASES ofthe HfADnKR. KIDNEYS 0RaNyt
and DkOfSlCAL SwKlIISGS.
Ihis Medicine increases the DOVER az Di-...i...
an eNcites the ARSORBENrS into healthy sr,i.r
~ which The NATER1 OR CAICAROyS d.ra..
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MEDICAL ELEcrRIclTY
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Alics.: J. T. Grllck. clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11

officers. full report of those who distinguished
themselves will be made without partially.
/ desire to cay that both officers and men behaved
with splendid gaantry, and that the service Of the
artillery was especially admirable.
We are encamped on the field of the battle, which
may be renewed at any moment.
J. c. FREMONT, Major General.
THE SKIRsIISH OF THURSDAY.
WAsHISeTOy Tuesday, June Ia, 1862.
The following was received at the War Depart
ment this morning:
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY IN THE FIRLD.l
HsRRsOSBUKG June :, 1862 p. N. }
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Stcyetaryof Var
90 The attack upon the enemy's rear of yesterday
preciptated his retreat. Their loss in killed anC
wounded was very severe.
Their retreat is almost by an impossible road
along which many wagons were left in the woods
and wagon loads Of blankets, clothing and othe
equipments are piled up in ali directions.
During the evening many Of the Rebels were
killed by shells from battery of Gen. Stahl'
Brigade.
Gen. Ashby, who covered the retreat with hi
whole cavalry force and three regiments of infantry
and who exhibited admirable skill and audacity, wal
among the killed.
Gen. Milroy made a reconnaissance to-day abOu
seven miles On the Port Republic road, and discover
cd Portion Of the euemy's forces encamped in the
timber.
-. FREMONT, Major. General Commanding"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11
The Union Prisonsrs ~sre taken to Governors
Island. save few who managed to reach the city.

EGIMESTs.
Walter McCutichiD, 9Th.
Andrew McGrsth, 9th.
Daniel Money "a.
Daniel Perry, so.
George $. Pride, 32d.
Charles Rolinin, 9Th.
Godfrey Rosberg, 9Th.
George Rosenberg. 18Th.
A. w. Pepper, l3th.
George Pigo't, 18Th.
william Pigeott, 18th.
Emil Mlmdher. .ls;.
Elupheno Pinto, 9th.
John Reynolds, I'd.
Joseph Meyer, 18th.
John Mecg,r. 9th.
James W. Ostrsnder. 9th.
Jerry X. Recding, 9th.
George Robinson, 3Sth.
John ii. Morton. 10Th.
Hiram Richmond, 10Th.
Charles Ii. Pratt 9th.
John Merer, 2ls,.
glsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11
ARRIVAL OF UNION PRISONERS.

The steam transport Eastern State, with 1877 re-
leased Union prisoners from Salisbury North Caro-
lima, left Newbern on Friday, the 9th inst. She has
had heavy weather. Gen. Burnside came on board
and spoke words of cheer to the men. lie was e1'
pected to leave Immediately for some point not
known to our informant. Gov. Stanly was in bad
odor among the people, and many INDUCED the hope
tina. be would be recalled. .sy~e.
The Union prisoners ware taken to Governors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11
FROM The MISSISSIPPI FLOlILLA.
Full Particulars Of Important Events
THE EVACUATION OF FORT PILLOW.
THE GREAT GUNBOAT FIGHT OFF MEMPHIS.
Seven Of the Rebel Vessels Destroyed
or Captured.
200 Of the Enemy Killed and Wounded.
OUR OCCUPATION OF The CITY OF MEMPHIS
The Great Majority Of the People Loyal.
Facts About the Destruction q
Cotton and Sugar.
THE PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
Analysis OF THE POPULATION.
OUR OCCUPATION OF The CITY OF MEMPHIS
The Great Majority Of the People Loyal.
Facts About the Destruction q
Cotton and Sugar.
THE PRESS OF MEMPHIS.


From Our Special Correspondent
FoRr Pillow. Within the For,ifcstons,
Lauderdale Co., Tenn IS miles above Memphis.
Thursday noon, June 5, 13t2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Yanga RlliaeatRf
TERMS q. .1llDFVI.ERiTIsIse. 4 s /. !

TWRLyIsoLID Lnus o. NoEpEl11 os o,rx Mon. .loi
edoUf. 80 LRssJ HAEIA SQUAGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
IThe wsst.rn virglnle RIII.

The Presidentmay send in the Western
Virginia bill signed to-day, but yester-
day he had not fully decided to sign It
He has stated recently that he was not 90
much opposed TO the bill IS some members
of his Cabinet Mr. Stanton is known TO
favor it, It is said that certain members
dislike the boundaries established by IL
but they or the President have no right
TO, urge q veto on such grounds 1t Is
the business of Congress certainly 70 de-
eide upon such questions as those of
boundaries II the bill Is unconstitutional
or the President regards its, passage. as
inimical to the interests Of the nation, he
willIo course veto 1t, but not on the
mere ground of unsuitable boundaries.
The loyal people of West Virginia are
exceedingly anxious that the bill should
pass, but Carlile aud a few of his kind
are desiring and expecting a ;Presiden-
tial Veto It is said that CarliIe will
continue to sit as senator from. the State
of Virginia, removing his residence. if
need be, 70 OAlexandFia, with Governor
RelrpOlnt dl tua -ss7, ee.t -iai aiu brs
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AgsHto6 de

DHdH sm-ln reply to your communication offer
Ing .Rifly Thousand dollaFa for the rueoiPs and
right 70 mako the Riantaton Bitters for your hospi
tai purposes during the var, We beg = say. y6ar
price u liberal one eDnsdSring u would cost n
nOthing 20 comply, and that otherWfsS derive
revenue fn0m he ssuthsrn GlAlass but aiFS our
duties % our GoVuF6nS add Our tieis 81 eJIten-
ey WOuld not allow 20 enteTtain Il, although II
might please rs 70 OAsplgeths suHorinss OF your mis-
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VeEy rs7Pe9s4tf4lIy ~ yegr

TA.sa SsntIsmsu give the history o. esrssia Insfo.
dents ofthelr article ior sySr tVO huudrud years
showing that through al ehauses Of ths medical
profession and rs praetitioner, strength, eoapo-
sure and ehssrfulnsss have been derived fOn thess
sources. Dr. Woods IN the WaIhington Hospitals In
formed me that one patient wa tast slnking und
crazy, and had slspt an hour for two weeks, unti
the Plantation BittsFs came % hll knoElOdEs when
one days trial gave him nighps ESst, and be was
now fASt recovering, 1 surprised our Govern
msnt hAl not equalsd JsHsFlOn Davis Ia energy and
adopted this inyAluahls article ia All our kospials
the weak soldiers cling 20 Il Hks hruthsr. A. =
lay member can bear vi.nsai II Is good 70 tiks,y
and affords more snsr0 and lie than GnythinE
ever tried. sqeosl' 70 ths Plantation BlttsrI- y
ButI have dISreIlod. Inmy next I shAllspsak Of
EHahsrinsi In tha Uoandsd, buryias the duAa, &s-l O.
dse2O-sodlml Isf-H a,lF1 NIcoDEHUAI
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0fcAfly Advertising on reasonable terms, aeeor-
ong 70 the Spaeo occupied and the number OF ehaneu
nna3S. .. - - s-.H 43assklt ssaf--i W a1tfti
Az EeEtiSsmonts from ttansieht persons or strAng
eFsto b Paid for iR advaaes NJ, : : - =,
BHsipel9 Cards not exeSedlng fys Ifned loperyear
% ~ ior az bpt for shorter period nothing
VIII b counted lesl than q square -
"A the Priytlogq Of Annual Advertising is limited to
me Advertisers. own Immediate business; and all
adIertasemelta for the bpnght of Other praopa a.
we'll a. All legal adYersementG and adTertsem onts
9faneten sAle9 and real 65tate ssntjpby them mus
be paid t1r at the uauaI rates, 7. q - D
A8eAdVerttsementS not accompanied With WFftfs.i
direetionS Will Be inserted untt forbid and charged
accordingly. - = = ,7---17,e
Notices for Political MsetingS TO be charged in all
Marriages, Notieesof Punerals, and aunonoeusati
q sermons, 50 cents each. nonTil-'6S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

Ohio, an COnEFess, on th0 M IN m ~
In favor OF tine Admiration OF West
Va HIS ;MASterly iVIndl8aIIOn or
% 9ne aAsorganized Government at
WheellnRsiB iul hiiISi.4 ei safli .alsgsss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
EIoquent Extract from speech OF |
John b. GouRh'a IN Wa6hlngton |
TueSday night last. a'.H TIT =

D. Ha III
EIoquent Extract from . sPeeeh OF
TueSday night last. el't
In walking thorough one Of our hospi-
tails yesterday, and standing up TO speak
70 these men, Wasc6mpletely UNNAMED.
My voice quiyered, my eyes were filled
with tears, and my heart throbbed almost
TO bursting For some time was unable
to speak. go len ina
Oh, they are heroesl [Applauss. The
worlds heroesl fRenewed applause / l
tell you, when look at man who gives
his life for his country, I look at q true
patriot Applanse.f I honor such a
man, faPplause, aye, with the proEoun-
dest honor, Renewed applause. The
United States Uniform, however rRgged-
and Il il Is ragged It is the more inAuen-
,tialAis ct once q passport tony heart
loud appliance. = iA ~ ~
I tell You, my friends, I thank God /
live to-day, though It Is day. Of dark
ness, q day of blood, a day of terror. a
day of war; and when I pass through the
country, and at every station SEE the long
boxes lifted out, station after station, and
weeping friends, ready to take away the
body covered with the flag Of our country,
70 bury it in the home sepnlEhfe, my heart
IS sad; bat over the grave Of these heroes
We ewill erect a monument Ia ten men how
they died, where they died, and for what
they died, and there e d generation that
viii come to, stand with heads uncovered
by the graves Of the dead soldier Of TIE
eempaign IN this day lAPPlause-l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

NUMBER 105.


lExtraet nun . letter on the Battle Fisid-l
This battle (AntistanJ has been ths most .sa,ui
uaTy Of TIE war, aaa the oaiy oas fSuEht with yi-blr
dssIEn dnd apo6 military pri,sipIi. 5J6s ariiZ,.
nsaf Of our eoFps-thS ovSriSotipr poii.ion az ne
commanding oeSs-Al-tke .sooaipE mo Setsop- IN.
right Gad the len diyisionY-ths ci,ii- t4pof fhs
edatro, and ansI iaeeous-SxeitSi bsSfds+tsk a4,ss
ration and carries the mind to the gTeat islds %
AuSteFlltE and WaSfiui, SoaEht By Napoleon. ofaM
this haVS spoken. he AsaSt history OF such COZ
alet purchased by the NO asa blood f twenty thou
sand men, must Be found In the hospitals War Ia.
Its lorIOs-bat g has fts ten thousaad demons In
these human tortures that maks the sye-baiIs aehs
the heart blsei-lhs lips PAlsy and TIE hEain rel
The siEht is at arlt positiToly unsaaurabls. The
llEebJopd q some 4 sim trlekllng away IN aiiou.
eaimnsas-ghIlo the di.isvsrsd IimbS and maniac
brain Of others give rise to sound. God grant nav
mot again witness s..r isartr. sl-l lssi ~
But yO mothrrs who here sex \ son--or- wives a
hnsbAAd--or SiEtsrS q brOthsr--or sOus a 1GthSs-
know and be consOlsd that even hero the haaG Of
mercy is satshfal aud better care L bestowed upon
your loved Onos than might Al ara seea posGiblo.
II vas In th' hospital where rsStsd the gallant Hook
III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26
Bonrd of annrrXIsnra.

The Board Of Supervisors met Yesterday, Pres
ldent Purdy In the chair. Tho minutes Of the meet
tng preceding were read aud approved.
The bill passed by the Legislature authorizing
the Board Of Supervisors b raise money In Rutie-
patton Of tie annual tax levy, WINS received and an
ordinance b. carry the bill into effect was passed
The Comptroller was authorized b draw war.
rants 10 tie amount Of &105T,G8, for expenses lu-
CURED IN the construction IN the Harlem bridge
Among other small bills, one was received from
ofloer Dusenberry, claiming S7IbO for expenses
Incurred IN Waiting Canada In search of George
H0uuUoy, which ordered n he paid.
The Comptroller was requested 10 invegilg utc
an report 20 the Board on the tito 70 Mo building
Ola L.drllgo street, known a. tho Eiilge street
county isil. o..
The bill Of ex-shsrif Kelly for the sum % S9tAoa
claimed 80 sherins fees, was taken from thg table
and allowed-7 to4
Supervisor Purdy introduced a resolution that ir
view Of the decrease In the revenues from tbs sale
81 iquor under the present excise law, the Board
Jaw.
Supervisor Little opposed the resolution, on the
ground that the decrease Of tina revenue had been
TIE fault Of those on whom depended tho execution
Of the law, not Of the law itsei Ii the law were
abolished hosts Of low groggeriSs would be thrown
open, whore the worst OF liquors would be exposed
~ tempt the weak minded and intemperAte, and
exercising the most pernicious Influences.
Mr.. Purdy defended the resolution, denounoing
the law as an oppressive fAilnre.
Supervisor Davis offered substitute, In fAyor Of
AchSnge and modification Of tie law, but NOT Of il
entire repeal.
The .uhIsoi was laid over, and NE Board adjourn,
d sAAl TUESDAY aAxh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26

Tim NEW CRY CHARrER-No SrRtNo
zbtsrIoS.-A telerAphc dispatch from Albany
Conveys the intelligence that the new city charter
bill has passed both houses Of the Legislature, and
now awaits the Governors signature ~ become
law. The bill provides that the oectionfor muni-
eipa officers shall be held in the fall ION tho day Of
the general electonl instead Of tho spring. This
pbviates the necessity Of holding an election In
April, for which preparations had already been
made by Ma different political organizations. The
Aldermen are to be paid salary Of $500 per year
each, TO commence the LIST Of January, 1858.
Heretofore the Aldermen, in their individual eapa-
city, made contracts for cleaning streets anil repair
ing wells and pumps In their respective wards; and
collectively, the Board Of Aldermen, made all con
, tracts for building Engine Houses, supplying the
Arire Department with Hose, &c. THIS power Is IA
sehfrom the Aldermen, and vested in Board oil
Contractors, consisting Of the Mayor, Stree, Com
missioner, Comptroller, Auditor and Commissioner
Of Taxes, new ofhce created by the Charter
2sere are TO be no more Ward Assassors but In
stead Board Of Ave Assessors 10 be nominated by
she Mayor, and confirmed by a two-thirds vote Of
she Common Council. Tho salaries are 10 be $780,
year each. The ONCE OF Commissioner Of Re
pairs and Supplies Is To be abolished. Those OH
t|swhose terms expire In May are TO continue II
once until January. There are a number Of othei
provisions In the act but those above referred
% arc the most important
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26
Legal RErORr----rrE.DAY.

e.
Cooperation Co-fat,--Sinciur ~. TIE Mayor,
30 Tits action wis brought by th, PLAINTIFFS as
sgucs az one REYNOLDS, t. recover tie sum 90 Slt1-
40 fr work dvleh Reynolds under contrast .'r
cleaning Gle streets.
TWAS a'aGcl that IN March, 81. Reynolds en-
tered int contract g. clean tie streets OF tre o.
district aud scqueuty sssi.u led his claim 10 the
plaintiff
Tho c.,se now came before the Court on q dcnur-
rur T. Tive complaint.
The detuco o. tho scti,r IL that the cou,rs. wa
never c.uhrucd hg ~ proper authorities
The p'NAtf'H counsr. Nj E.vi" JONES tNk
the post IN that a. money hal loon paid 90 It's
contract 10y the Comptroller w." city was now
cstoppsd from setting up that i lld not been ccn-
frnud.
TIE case was argued, aud decision reserved.
United state. Commissioners once.
In this CouiI In the case If the prisoner Low
eu-tsu, changed with utt'rng counterfeit mou. y,
there O,. mo- evidence against A.m, lie was dr.
charged.
Supreme Court.
Nar1Td Ciip ~. D.ud Fjf'Hcr.-1hi'
whs an acton ,t oltutWent g. recover ltopo.ty ia
4i'l street AMI oih avenue. Tie defence claims
tlat tho property was obtained frululCtN ly to
plaintiff from on tor4te woman named M'r-sfCt
Do..airil and without confederation Case stu on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26

FIREs.-Abo . 9 o'clock las, evening, are
broke out Ip Ne frame dwelling on nh avenues near
vi street occ --,ied by Cordslis Lcide A. board
ing house. !, = a. Totally dsss'oy'a. Lo's Aoou'
$50 insured II ofisiuatcd nom F'si7,s.
About a quarter before I'm O'Clock yesterday
mornin- Gre broke out In the basement Of the
Oriental Bank Buildings, corner OF Bowery and
Grand is, Damage sbos, $500. II Was caused BY
tla heaf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26
JERSEY orrY AND HouoKES.

GERMAN PoLTIcAL REFoRh.-In Now JeI-
sey the Germans are putting in motion . reform
which might be extended throughout the country
with beneht. In their Clubs and Societies at Hobo
ken they have resolved to support none for ONCE
but men whose character for personal integrity
challenges the closest investigation They propose
10 establish local committees for the purpose Of car
fJlng these views into effect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 RTlFIClAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted.
"A II wooster st. mh26 g. ils
4 y OPERATOR ON SINGERS MACHINE
4Aon pants-also q baster. 26l West 23tb ~ 80
A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION As
"a baker--Latoy arrived nom Scotland, 5si brand
A n AMERICAN OR GERMAN IlouseN orker
"a for In family, country at 9I Fourth ave, 81
A GENTS AND PEDLERS FOR SELLING
1Asomething new IFS Cedar q. JAcQCIN. 80
A YOUNG GIRL WANTED WHERE SHE
"A win And good home 145 W a6th st, n B'way
A PRESSMAN FOR STEAM ALLIGATOR.
IA Good wages Psrmaneney, 100 Walker st.
a TAILORESS TO WORK ON CUSTOM
"A 0Oata, % Greene St--EeAss ROOM ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26
GENERAL BUSINESS.

MARSH BROTIIERS-RADIC CURE
L'lTrusaoa, elastic stockings, shoulder braces, aud
sugpCnsory bandages corner OF Ann 1t. and Broad
way, under Brnum's Museum. mo 2tacglOs
OILS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ ~ cts elasiic roof oil, 20 cts. per gallnn Graf
ton paint, yellow ochre, aud Spanish brown, cent
per ID; white lead and Zinc, cents linseed oil,
iurpentine, SO. ID. BIDWELL, 2b4 Pearl st.
mhi9 24acsiBB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26

WISHING GOvERNESS WISHES A
u stls..u ~ tea,h ln f,m, e. per lour or will
sake cutrc Of age ~ Chi drcn. Address or call
oI'u \. ~ lyy Thirty Grst st. near sth ave.
r, p. .',Og