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Il. N. MERRIAM.

Tuner and dealer in Sheet Masic, Musical In
struments, Music Books, Chickering's and Board.
man, Gray Co.'s Pianofortes, Ross & Morse's
Melodeons, Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
&C., &c.
Merchants Row, Rutland, vt. lift
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CLARK l. BROTHERS.

DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Speotaees, Silver
and Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, sc. Repair-
ing neatly one. Hair Jewery made to order
teb6 Clark's Block, Rutland VT
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H. JOHNSON,
Saddle and harness maker, near R. r, Mead,s
store, West Rutland, VT. marl6.dSwlv
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ESTABROOK'S CELEBRATED EX-
- CELSIOR BLUEING is universally ac-
knowledged TO be the "Best Blue in the world ),
for laundry purposes 1t never settles in the
wash, and is warranted free from specks, not to
lnJure the most delicate fabric and to give, in ev
cry instance, entire satisfaction. 1t is also very
fine STENCIL and WRITING INK. g
TRY IT, ONE AND ALL!
PrepaFedby .J.'E. ESTABROOK. /
.uu -.4 Rutland, Mass.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by POND & MORSE
and CRAMT0N s. Co, Rutland, VT, and nv
Druggists and drocers everyw here.
ieIS:d&y6m*
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"RUY, NE STILL DO YOU G0oI

HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
By THE USE OF THE
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BTTTERS
Composedof Sarsaparilla, WildCherry Yellow Dock
Prlckly Ash, Thoroughbred, Rhubarb, Man
drake, Dandelion, &c, ali of which are
so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature
in eradieating
Disease.
Langley's Bitters cure Dyspepsia
Langley's Bitters- cure Liver Complaint
Langley's Bitters cure Jaundlce
Langley's Bitters cure Costiveness
Langley's Bitters cure Piles
, Langley's Bitters cure Headache
Langleys B tiers cure weakness
Langley's Bitters cure Indigestion
Langley's Bitters cure Dizziness
Langley's Bitters cure Heartburn Az.
Langley's Bitters cure Loss of Appetite
Langey's Bitters cure Flatulencv
Langley's Bitters care Humors
And all other diseases arising from an impure state
of the blood.
The low price at which this medicine is offered
places sound health and clear head within the
reach of all. Try it. Prices 81 and so cts per bot
tie. Orders addressed to
GEO. @. GOODWIN & CO.,
i3:wly 3S Hanover ST., Boston
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WARNER 81 PUTNAM

WARNER & PUTNAM,
Commission Merchants and dealers in Butter,
G en- Beans, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes,
ls2 Blackstone street, Boston.
JOHN +. WARNER,
SIMEON PUTNAM.
Refer without permission to ohas. f. smith,
Esq, Granville, N. Y. 25:w4m
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FRENCH 81 KINGSLEY

Dealers in Flour, Corn, Meal, Iron, Steel,
Coal, Nails, Shelf Hardware, Powder, Fuse Oil,
Burning Fluid, Furniture and Carpets, Ready
Made Collins, &C.. &c. Near the Railroad Depot,
Rutland, VT.
y. +. FRENCH. L. @. KINGSLEY.
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$TOLEN.-From the premises of the
y subscriber, on the night OF the 2lst inst a
pLaek buggy wagon, one thin of which had been
broken and mended, and slit had been crit in
the boot behind. Also, one half of a double har-
ness with plain trimmings.
Whoever will arrest the thief or give informa.
ton where the property can be found shall be lib
orally rewarded. r. H,IINCoTE
shrewsbury, Sept. Y, 1858. sep23d&wlw
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p. II. HUTCHINSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
and Master in Chancery. Life and Fire Insu-
rance Agent.
otdce IN Clark's block, Merchants Row, Rut-
land, Vt. sen5:dawtf
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A MES NATIONAL BUSINESS

L II
COLLEGE, SYRACUSE, N. Y
In addition to the course usually pursued Mt
commercial Colleges, there has been introduced at
this Institution course of actual Business, which
is accomplished by means of Banks of Issue. Bus
mess Offices, Post Office, Telegraph, &c. &C.,
which enables the Students to introduce and con-
duct, in thorough scientific and successful man
ner, actual Business Transactions to become the
actual Book Keeper and Merchant
PENN NSHIP
taught is the SpenCerian System; specimens of
whichhaye received the First Premium at the New
ork state Fair for the last two years. also at the
Vermont State Fair.
@S For Terms, General Information, &c, adj
dress for College Monthly Journal" which is
published monthly by the Faculty and mailed
lree to all applicants. For Specimens of PEN
manshlp, lnc,ose two stamps and address
s-- D. !. AMEs, Principal.
sepl2-d&wlE.
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BEN. X. CHASE,
Practical Watch Maker and Jeweler Sells fine
class of Gold and Silver Goods.
Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt. I4tf
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PETER c. HOME
BOWMAN & NANSFTET0

BOW MAN u MANSFIELD.
Eagle Foundry and Machine Shop, near the R.
q b. h. K. Freight Depot. Castings of every
promptly and at low prices. Orders respectfully
solicited
Rutland, Oct. Is, 1853 ....... ~
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... DIR. EDISON,
Is in Rutland every Tuesday. Office over Lew
Is q tox's Drug Store. ap23ly
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

A remedy shat will restore them to their usual
health. Such has been the case IN thousands of
instances, and fair trial il but required to prove
the assertion. VI "a s.
REMINDER
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" b MTSSEY

W. d. VI VSDEl
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Flour, Pork,
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Fish, Beans, Eggs, APP
Piles, Dry and Green, Teas, Sugars, Coffee, No.
lasses, Fluid, and all kinds of Good. usually KEEP,
the tr ade. 6tf
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DR.. B. FL. HAYNES.

DR.. B. H. HAYNES,
Formerly of Granville, N. Y, having removed
70 Rutland, tenders his services as Physician
ano surgeon TO the inhabitants of this town and
Ucaalty. Dr. Haynes has had the experience OF
twenty years practice.
Office at his residence, corner of West and Elm
sleebs. mav23dtf
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POND y MORSE

POND Il MORSE.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Ms
loinss Chemicals Fancy Articles, perfumey
Soaps. Cigars Tobacco, Trusses, Shoulder Brace
&c, &C. HEs Prescriptions carefully prepared
all hours Ct TIE day and night.
..,e POND Il MORSE
$50 opposite Depot, Rutland, Y
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DEWEY & Joyce.

Attorneys, Counsellors and Solicitors. Office in
Cramton u Nichols block, Merchants Row, Rut.
and, VT.
cHAs. DEWEY. cuAs II Joyce
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FRANCIS FEM,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Main Street, Rut-
land, Vermont. "a
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r. r. MEAD

r. r. MEAD, ....-
Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Crookery, Salt, Fish, Nails,
and Paints Flour, Patent Medicines, Sc. &C,
&C., West Rutland VT iy
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SAnLER Il SNNEET

SADLkR Z SWEET.
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, and Leather, at whole
sale and retail Highest cash price paid for Hydes
and Calf Skins. Perkins Block, Merchants Row.
No. 2. ian soft
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HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERs +

oily HCoFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs is
u. h'''%@ VIII give you A
4 GOOD APPETITE, e El&
viii give you strong healthy nerves,-wilI give
you brisk and energetic feelings, and will enable
you to sleep well, and will positively prevent yell
low Fever, Bilious Fever, &C. D ~
Those suffering from broken down and delicate
constitutions, from whatever cause, either in
MALE OR FEMALE,
viii find in
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs !!
sc. 5, Beaver street, Alhnnr N u

m&rio;d&wiy No, 5, Beaver street, Albany, N. Y
, 1863-06-05
FROM THE GULF.


WASHINGTON, June 4.-Thc fo1loTing has
been received by Secretary Welles:
C. 8. STEAMSHIP De SoTo,}
Gu1F OF MExIco, May 15, 1868.
SIR: have the honor to inform Jou that
yesterday noon, discovered the smoke Of q
steamer, and stood out for her. Soon after,
we made the steamcrat six p. NJ. She stopped,
and two boats pushed of from her, conveying
her officers and crew.
Immediately lowered aud took one OF the
boats and her principal officer, as security
for the lines Of my men, and then boarded the
steamer As soon as the boats had got along
side Of her, the flames burst out as had an
ticipated. Afterwards, having had the up.
peafance that there was no danger Of her
blowing up, I went near enough to the burn
ing ship to lead over those on board, but
ali efforts to suppress the flames were unavai1-
ing, and By sunset the famous Confederate
ship Cuba sunk beneath the waves Of the
Cult, In latitude 2s deg. 47 min, longitude
81 deg. IS min.
It Is estimated upon reliable authority that
the cargo WAS worth in Havana, nearly $400-,
900, and If 1anded in Alabama, would have
been worth million and quarter, have
her officers and crcw on board, and shall de-
liver them to the authorities of Key Vest.
(Signed) WA. y. WALTER,
Cant o. s. n
, 1863-06-05
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ENSXDLOIIS TREASON.

The organ of JEFF: Davis holds that no
treason can be committed by words spoken
or printed, and in order to demonstrate
lie correctness Of its hypothesis deliber-
atrly put forth the following in its leading
Editorial Of a recent date:
4le war are persisted in--so long as the war
j. continued us the w1r Of political party
every dollar expended tn It Is wasted, and
,rnrs,. tban wasted, AND EVERY LIFE LOST
IN IT Is AN ACCOUNTABLE SACRIFICE
AND A MURDER, indeed, BY those upon
whom the responsibility rests Of the prcvnil-
5nt policies. The mnn who docs not wash his
SHARES THE GUILT OF THOSE By
WHOM IT rs PROSECUTED. Support Of
this war and hostility to it show tho dividing
line bctwt en- the cne1l,les and friends Of tho
Cnion. he WHO SUPPORTS THE WAR
Is AGAINST THE UNION. because the war
Of the Union which Bcclzebub himself could
have invented.
The r,rofcssed Democrat, therefore, who has
hit scii16cs about him, and il deliberately fur
lie WIZ. il not Dehocrat, In fact. Int M
Aholitlonist Of the most radical, violent and
destructive Find.
lis here charged that the President and
rvcry man who supports the war is
against the Union" and is a murderer
No paper published in the seeded States
has ever uttered more false. d1sloyal or
auocious sentiments. Gen Burnside
directs that no more such internal issues
should circulate in his Department. But
The Government, at the instance Of few
, 1863-06-05

EEwBERN, n. c., June 1.-Gen. Wild. who
came here recently to organize IN African
brigade, is meeting with very good success.
Gen. Foster considers this splendid field for
black troops to operate, and would like as
many regiments as the North eau send him.
All our troops, sixty in number, that were
missing in the gum swamp engagement, hare
returned to camp. With five or SIX regiments
more Of cavalry, and 3 few more bugades Of
infantry aud artillery, Gen. Foster could
staryc the rebel army out in short order, and
thus restore al the border States to the
Union, including North Caro1ina and Teunes-
The opposition papers in this State are very
severe On the ffre-eaters and original secesh,
who, according to the utterances and special
organ Of Gov. Vance, 1.-THE Raleigh Standard)
viii never be allowed hereafter, to hold auY
Office Of honor or trust, whatever, in North
Carolina.
From the same source, 1t appears that JET
Davis has been given to understand, by Gov.
Vance, that the lite of the Confederacy must
be decided In Virginia that In no case will
the Confederate army be allowed to make q
stand IN North Carolina, and deluge her 1e1ds
with blood and devastation, but must, when
they leave virginia, retire into the cotton
States, and end the conflict where 1t began.
, 1863-06-05
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
1NDiANAro11s, June 4, 1858.
The enrolment ia progressing satisfactorily
ard will be completed Ut an carly day.
Adjutun: Durham, formerly Of the SD In
diana, and late Major Of an Ohio cavalry resi-
ncl,t, is nov upon trial before the United
stases Court, in this city, charged with hay
ing forged The names Of the officers Of his
regiment to false accounts, upon which he
drew the money.
Brigadier General John S. Mansfield, Of the
1ndiana Legion, Will succeed General Lore in
command Of the State Militia- lie has taken
IN efflce in the State House.
One hundred and sixty rebel officers leave
here tonight for Johuson's Island
The body Of q young German woman named
Dom Gau1itz, who WIS married On Monday
last, WIS found in the lake this afternoon.
She Was seen Oh the streets this morning.
, 1863-06-05
From R0SECRtNS' ARMY.


,c-o.,.,n,..., ,.,,,
eNf~e1"' 'Aef''|~1 ~ >A' 0t'1
oi'e'SSA11' JUNE II 40o''
1t is reported that Bragg had flanked Rose
Grams, coming North. It is known, under
stand, that Bragc has moved bis force and is
summoned ~ h,xo ,,ona T., ra,nfarce Jobnst,r
:
IL tAe te~Ai ~ oi'u'' ~ ~ eo1n' np ''u e''-
TACK Mempnls. aosec5ans' WHO allowed
Bragg to escape, is now pursuing him.
Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
AunFnEEsBono, Tenn-' June 4, 1868.
1he enemy moEea 1hree hea'y feeonao1ter-
ine 1o1ees to"aru our i't.es ses'ssuay :.'a 10.
oa}, con.ns ~ 1-''s't, ofp' sus''s 'n!e .nu
eos.s' :., 'lns '' AZ, n@' -. s n':.ns o4 aos' a
aeeo.pau'eu ~ .a'I ""u N'u"s15. VI
'He e"e!', 't4' P.A1 soo''' .uoJ p4t.A4S 'a'
gogeo ear'1n.s oF'gaoe' pos'eo i've 'nl.es on''
ou1 "e1c ets4's ispuiseu' auu oa tno 'i'aole.
io"n .oae tnc 1.A fsi'lnisut " leula5s !M sos
4n'o ue'.'s eAaA Asn' ,1s4.s uno f'nsu '@''A
OH "'unueu, ~ ,u' aa1e1n ptne ,ns ~'1uec
encouo''ieo h1't.e p4's'ue' WHICH, A'4@ |u'u
IL 'espec'ao,e oAsla
ousns'o oonnsoa "H' upon .u1 ,1.nea'7-
1T foau WIN o4lsaas VI nouu.ea 4n,ans'
'e'asa1henss 1'o1n oen: ueulu .. u,.s.'A
ecu 1AeD' o'~A 1n@ ~. 1'.|n -, NV
nt''' - ~'e 'AA-N~'
D'5ono W. p''Ns. 141os.
Desestefs 1D' tnis c'sn'ns,a5 'nc i'oe'7 atc
nnoer tnc 'n'p'esslon '1a' "osecians - le'u"
1ofclng u'anl. 1Aesc feeonnol7sauces afe 10
ascertain Inc 1acts. tue greatest aet1V1ty pre-
vaus throus nont INC army. 1ne troops arc
IN splendid condition aud in hne spirits over
tAe prospect Of "ofk.
NASHVILLE, Jnne 4.--neavy firing has been
heard In the direction Of Franklin, and 1t is
believed that some skirmishing, If not IN at
tack In force, has occurred. No fcars for its
safety, are entertained.
NUnFHEEsBono, June 4-The rebels Lave
been rcconnoitering in our front. Yesterday
Wheeler appeared on the Manchester road,
and this morning on the shelbyvi1lc road.
Brisk ekis1nishing mas been kept up all day
The Indiana cavalry, on picket duty, WAS first
attacked, The 39tl Indiana, Col, Hanson.
1st brigade of Davis division. subsequently
vent to their assistance. The rebels were
driven ahout n mile. 0nr 1oss yns only one
M, t;,,.d and eere,o1 wopnded Ths 4th
N'1n n'''.u |'.o o- " ,,,r,
caralfy was engaged some time on lnc Mid
dlttown road, mud lost seven killed and
wounded,
Col. NcCooE reports hearing EeaTy firing
In the direction Of the town.
con Grant +..,oor,nbz +hot RI, R,7rd of
w. "@1. ''.1%1 w. 49,, -
The eoth INDIANA IN command NJ FRANKLIN,
was attacked to day By rebel cavalry. At the
1a,.a+ dates R.frd wns st,1, f,ht;np with
,S~ @a' ~.
some prospects OF capturing tae enemy "e
hear Of no rebel infantry being engaged.
Their cavalry is engaged in accommodating
~. who,. 1;,.o
, 1863-06-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune1
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1865.
The Medical Department have made ar
engagements to furnish soldiers. with amputa-
led limbs, with artificial arms. It !has
been supplying artificial legs all the time, but
arms are Just introduced. The department
has contracted for arms at ESQ piece. The
soldiers, Of course, are furnished tree Of
charge
Officers having control Of exchanged prison.
ers announce the following Of o1E prisoners
duly exchanged:
LIST. All officers and men delivered at City
Point up to May 13, 1868.
Cd. AL officers and men Of the steamers
Hattcras, Meredith. Queen Of the West, Har
riet Lane, 1saac Smith, Columbia, 1ndlanola,
and the schooner Fashion.
Sd. All officers and enlisted men captured
and paro}ed ut Holly Springs, Mississippi, in
December. 1862.
9TH. All officers and enlisted men Of the list
Indiana, captured at Muldrough's Hill, Ky.,
in December, 1862.
5b. All officers and enlisted men Of the 31st
Illinois, captured ut Bacon Creek and No1ins,
Kentucky, December 26th, 1850, md Eliza
beth, Kentucky, December II, 1909, md Null
drongh's Hill Kentucky, December 25 1862.
9Th. AL officers and enlisted men captured
at Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, in March, 1868.
1th. All enlisted men Of the 51st Indiana,
ofthe 13d Indiana, of the Sd Ohio, and Of the
soth Illinois and 1st Tennessee cavalry, form
| ing part OF straight's brigade, captured
.fH H.. - = r.
, 1863-06-05
From Wheeling Township.

DuNroA STATION. Cook COUNT,
june ., 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
4 collection was taken up by the Union
League here. for the relief Of the wounded he
roes who fell at Vicksbarg, and resulted in
raising sixty~fye dollars. We are well united
here, there being very few Copperheads. The
news Of the suppression Of the orgau Of JEFF
Davis by the Government gives the eatest
tatiefaction. We propose to fire salute for
Burnside. This vic and reasonable sheet
ought to have been suppressed long ago. It
hs done more for Je1. Davis than twenty
rebel regiments, in breeding dis5cntIons, and
dividing the people Of the Wcst, who other
wisc would stand united for the Union. 4
, 1863-06-05
FROM MIL WAUKEE.


Especial Dispatch to the Chira1o Tabunc.1
MnwACKEE. june 4, 1868.
On Wednesday last, u gang Of men. headed
By one Tim Hurley, made a raid upon the
mill property Of Armstrong & Head, In the
town Of Texas, in this State, completely de-
stroying the boom and dam. The affair arose
from difficulty between Hurley aud the mill
owners.
Col. Ttley, Of the I'd Wisconsin, recently
paroled, has received ordcrBto rejoin the army
Of the Cumberland, and will probably leave
with his regiment on Monday. !.
Ward, the murderer Of Edwin :. Hale, has
been examined and bound over io the sum Of
IS, GOO.
, 1863-06-05

BALTIMORE, june 4.-Col. fitzpatrick in his
raid back from Gloucester Point, crossed the
mock rivers, making IN extensive ten Circuit
through the garden spot Of Virgtnia-a sec
ton where our troops have never before pen
etrated. Col. < made q large haul of ne
groes, horses. &C., and has arrived at Orbana
with them. He spread general terror and
alarm among the rebels at Urbana, He
was taken across the river by our gun
boats, and then proceeded on to our lines.
, 1863-06-05

New YORK., June "A Key West letter Of
the 18th to the Times states that the British
steamer Dolphin has been condemned, o large
quantity Of Enfield rifles and sabres being
found on board, marked, " Hardware
The Spanish steanier Union has been cap
tured by the gunboat Huntsville; OF Mobile,
and brought into Key West.
The Gctoria has captured the British
steamer Engle, from Nassau, after long
away the Eugle's hecl.house, pilot-house,
and smoke stuck.
The rebel steamer Cuba, after being chasc1
by the Octoria and Huntsville, was fell in
with by tho De Soto, and was burned, md her
crew captured BY the De Soto.
, 1863-06-05

BALTIMORE. June Col. Fitzpatrick, IN
raid back OF Gloucester Point, Va, crossed
lhc country bttween the York and Rappahau-
uock rivers, and nude large haul Of negroes
and horses. They werc fIrricd acc.o.5 the
Rappalannock By gulboais, at U1bana.
, 1863-06-05

used ut Havana as q tow boat. Sac had an
asserted cargo of considerable value.
The steamer Octorara reports the seizure
on the 22d ult., Of the English steamer Eagle,
from Nassau, N. F.. ostensibly bound to st.
JoAr's. N. B., with d cargo Of assorted mer-
rhan1isn
, 1863-06-05

Changes in Naval Commanders.
WASHINGTON, June Alt is understood in
official circles that Admiral Dupont will he
relieved by Admiral Foote.
The order has already been forwarded re.
ileying Admiral Wilkes. Lander will be bis
suGGteSQr.
, 1863-06-05

NHw TonK, June 4;-Admiral Foote has
received his orders, and will leave In day or
t~n tn assume command IT the S,uth Allan.
tic feet. vice Dupont. Hc will leave New
Yosk in tic gnnboat Tu5carora.
, 1863-06-05

WASHINGTON, June THE United States
steamer Huntsville reports the capture, on
Mar 18th Of the Spanish steamer Union, of
and frum Hnyaua, bound to Mubi}e. She Is q
tug boat OF 1l5 tons, built in. Philadelphia
, 1863-06-05

frightened, weakened Unionists, and the
bellowings Of a drunken Copperhead mob,
revoked the order, and humiliatcd its sup
porters. Is that the way to cultivate a
loyal sentiment. and to deserve the support
Of true men? Is that the way to encourage
the army, and toput down the shareholders
rebc]lione Perhaps it is, but We don't
sect.
e As The organ Of jeff: Davis ap-
pel1cd to the United States Court to set
aside the order Of Gen. Burnside, why did
not the Government wait ut least until the
opinion Of the Court was given, before re-
yoLing it? If it was the determination OF
the Government not to sustain Burnside,
why did they not let the Court say whether
the order should stand? If the Court de-
cided against Order No. 64, the Govern
1ncnt might then have rescinded it with
good grace. But to back down at the de-
mand Of q disloyal, Coppcrhead mob al
ready dispersed and ovcrawed, is
humiliating and disgraceful, and is so felt
by every friend and supporter Of the Coy
ernmclt.
, 1863-06-05

MILLINERY, MILLINERY.
New Goods, New Styles
would beg leave to call particular attention to my
new stotk Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Just opened At 1856 South Clark street.
Having taken every care with the selection OF this
hock IN Eastern have every facility t. Eve
good tatttiactlon hot In good and pfircs.
Tho stock comprises eycry article In the line. With
choice lot Of
, 1863-06-05

BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUG.
n Ttnv-Rv 4, N1ckKEsus;. ri Lake street, corner
1a:s eHth IT, ss I'd 81
a 99a srrT Eaf Rooth Isl c,ses WomeaS Balnoral Gat
tef; aod Ta Is casas Chidrep,s ahn1. n!so Copper
TcFt do. p NAeAat~c N"tir..>.-
Lac eGS1 It AuEkl009EI.
, 1863-06-05
Neu A0prrti rtiscnlents.

w For Wants, For Sale, Boarding,
For Kents Found3 Lost &c., see
Fourth Page.
, 1863-06-05
OT nTH1NG AND DRY, GOODS

AT AUcriON-By g. N1cKERsoH. "a LAke.st-
corner Of Franklio. On MoNpAY, June ath, W9pSE+
be- sold CLOTHS Css6me1ra sa,1acts snanan 1nen.
i.iack Linen Thread; = general stock Of nry a,ods.
vsIFfe Notipus and Furnishing Go3dA II pirate
90 ii Clntls sad Carpetiag.
jete te8s27t u NltAh1Ia3S. Anatloaeess
, 1863-06-05

The Demncrate appear to be mora modt'
rate. a. reepecta national politics. no peace
Or arnisticc resolutions eau pass the Senate.
There IS somt little excitement here respcct~
Ing the suppression Of tue ISmss.