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, 1863-05-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TIbune.1
CINCINNATI, MAJ II, 1858,
TmsKr-The market is unchanged and steady.
The sales were $50 b11s at 41@41fc-tha latter 5or
wagon.
PRor1s1oas-Thcre has been no change in tho
market since our last rppost. Acss pork Is held
nominailY at $105o11. GO for old, and S13.0obf4o0
for new. Bulk meats ire dn1l at DC fof shoulders
and &c for sides, loose. Bacon-Shouldets CAL bo
bought at Axe; IS hhds sides sold at &c. Thoro
was soc inquiry for prime city lard, and $40 tres
sold At 9Kc. Country cannq, he sol4 above 94e.
, 1863-05-13

t37eo1 NV = II t.i:seH, L!t9, Nass
rhsye teea n1ca troubled =h3 cstsrrh or r.. Wnxt
Ss S,In To- SANG syt1sy Sesrs I:sr2uAly worse
Of Esoc A- breaking down 1y general hea:th io sues
ades.ee as,9 coE;t1 me to rcsiSa mF ?asteTs:e AID
u.u' remedies tuch SUITS " divers E!nde nitrate
Q: s.Nr. TIT water. olive ts.. hud tnaaatlons hut
hea:l Of Pr L'g!th.s successful !uodt Of treating
CatA: S>i: I'd tsn sad put a5xo1f nnier h!s trraT-
proEeaent a. :"ss on 10 the pr. ent time. My e.
taITn ~ gsa:nsHy ns!te! away: ny cough ha: dts-
Or ee nt:r able TO rreAch the bless q Gc.rel Let ma
.dT*t NJ t-uo.t With c1ts:Th cI.ucu.tf~ amply to
pr. LyhthU. = x RUSSELL
Further references to parties OF nc tche&t 1espte.
kahtltty thn be seen On application,
mh1sbttttT4SIet
, 1863-05-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbure.1
AnwAuREK, May II, 1853.
Three thousand bushels OF whcat arc said to
have been purchased at Oshkosh for direct ship
uent to Hayre, France.
F1oCn-Nas dullto-day.
GRA1S-W heat d1m and advanced 4c.
FsE,aurs--Quiet at &c to BuGalo.
, 1863-05-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

lCoHcsp0odcnce Of the y. T. WoEuI
EKwBEnx, y. c., May 3, 1868.
L report camc inside the lines yesterday
that the North C3rolina banks had refused to
gay their assessment to the Confederate Gov
ernnent, In which determination they are sus-
THREAT to recall the rebel troops from this
, 1863-05-13
Explosion Of n Magazine,

SEw YoRK, May ia powder magazine
connected with a cartridge factory in 10th
street, near East river, exploded last night.
The building was considerably shattered, and
few houses in the vicinity suffered SOME
what. No lyes were lost as far as known.
NEW YoR6, May 32.-The occupants Of the
powder factory in 18th street, in which an ex-
ploe1on occurred this morning, were Sheridan
d Co. and Smith i Rand Over s, 900 pounds
Of powder exploded, leyeling one or two resi-
dcnces in the vicinity, and injuring many at
considerable distance. Loss Of the owners
on E.ctory, $40, 600; and tho entire loss can
not be less than $4,000
, 1863-05-13
The Canadian Crisis.


MONTREAL, May 12.-Pa1liament vas pro:
general election takes plnce Immediately.
, 1863-05-13

New Chief Justice OF Utah.
New YORK, May IA special Washington
disnatcl to the New York Tribune announces
lie appointment Of John Titus: Of Pcnnsyl-
vania, IS Chiet Justice Of Utah, ,ics Kinney,
removed.
, 1863-05-13
New advertisements.
DE q FNESS.
CATARRH
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DRS. LlCHTHILL.


Ct 81 Saint Marks Place, n. T.,
HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE IN cH1-
cAGo AZ THE TnEuoST HOUSE.
AooM 81, WHICH WILL EE TN
DER TEE SPECIAL CHARGE OF
1a<. G. B. LIGH.TE1LL.
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fashis !eeesed e ddees eSeees A2Ss Gas:Eo
tnee1a t1f enfs + F,sse: ~, 4
see se:tbs i,iofe1j ,sss petsons. a. tistaaee
requisite + TT cass stose ap2fo3rate tcansas =
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t5e:sy . =! s.3e s55sa Sc r. . 81 @ s
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1zsrrrr11os se ses Tzse:tzAsp va Il r pGsg!s.p,2 Gs!s.
stases i !:5;s' st. s 4sS +
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audseks as ztdyt. ~ AAs
RC3ERT CL1vE. BOOK Eeeoe-.
DEtAvAE HorBa, Albany, NJ Maych : rss,
To DE- c. D: L-EHTHI.E Dcar Sir! taEe n4rosn-e
II ceza0i2s ths:yon hare elected g.-a: deai # IN
Erose'neof Ess's Y tss htssta7 Of ny soe: Na:cn. e
haad. been 1uitceaf fscr1 tie efeCts Il scaset:,s
As know Of many cth1r csees. who Suu have ca-nf
nd benefited. tare no he1ta1ey to rtcouman! yon
to the public. ~"
r,ss,s:s ,sss:{a i'EEEs }s2R E;E;
(. FurH-ST1xSr New YotE June 8 1871
pa. 11Gn71u11Dea- IT.; :. tske pleasure In tsst1-
Tttf. to tbs remarkable sk;i1 jnt1cueas ran 1i
rlated tn the esse OF w laughter who had neea rss-
tailJ dtaf serosnraossi y d:sctasee from .sa eass
sfnt tAry Infancy, and t3 Tow thanks to yorr t-st
nenr Ahs to hear well as any one, rhlle her easa
11e rec fter use Although It aea=1J two
81 a-s stccc III has h:ea ader Year Ter hearing
Ten'aEs as sood Aad her cass sound dc day sd
LII 7Ua- @. 5. HOLfy
, 1863-05-13

new York, May 12.-Commissioner Lewis
has decided that foreign Consuls are liable TO
taxation under the Excise Law.
, 1863-05-13

BUFFALO, May 12.-The receipts Of grain st
e9o S: Sunday Y and nd Iond aenni seaen
received here, and Is believed to be larger
than was ever received anywhere in the same
time.
, 1863-05-13

Ge.aer e 1:anao';h and pfnsb17n st.ee.S Cal;:Eo
Aaskt Of Royal t,pfi,!om:e Hospital London. mud
Vi ihc u tyersity college. London.
The following, together with erpEs other clse*.
g}o have been icct'y restored to sen. and hcaEi
.lss JFNSIE EMuEEEL!, deaf fHs fcnss:sn ye's';
The ron or Nj JOHN SALONoS. deafness and dis
c:ar.: from the ears Of ss7eEa, sesrs standn Hrsf
Tbe cau:hter Of Mr. J0sEPif EULLEToS. corner
hl!cd.
ei lbe co.nea cured In three weeks. Kesldcnce Sum
sir II. " ANDERSON. entirely blind Of one ere.
Residence aurora. Ill.
Nj, JOHN THOMAS. eIetyoro'ltac n, H,tcl Ch!c1g1.
OF .c.ty 81 tsc C.,:Eea Ct Et1fc' ara FtandaE.
Mr. THOMAS MORE. Chicago, Amsorosis-
MI REYNOLDS NarrAnsA cure In every case
wleEr the organs nse perfect In formation
, 1863-05-13
Nftt1 H1nertiGert1t1tt5.

~ G. a. SCRII'EN, Adeer!tsing Ageat, 81
"a e7tt jo- III DID al tie leazl5g -yor1azo.stern
-ac r<Tf
, 1863-05-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
..,~near cna,nr Nav g. 1868:

The following table shows the receipts
o1 dour, grim, live stock, SC, since Janu-
s1y 1st TO date, for three years:
, 1863-05-13

aaye !eascse ~ to The sk1il and had It.
ten1S9 o. "; iIEsfn who haS e:ileve1 me rnn.
By seye1s eol4- eAns1 b harry % sa+wer aay IL
qnistes hAas " pc5s7ca seeking Information al nv
, 1863-05-13
nR. JAMES, formerly Of James,
~ I1osrlt>l Custom House street. View Orleans. es
tAhlsheu in 1s50. and now Of


sJ Randolph Street, th!tagc, iii.
snccsatst In The Treatment OF Old Chronic Mr-curIsl
i,ood and SIN diseases Cures them without re=0st
tIg to any poisonous III u.--u.ts mercury, !otdt
lotassi!. af:eatc Or aas1.?arnwhlGh d;uEs viii not
eradicate the dIeease hut dry l: up In tie system to
b:enk oct 1t some future tlule Ia l4 most hueous
form. III these d!seases Or. James CsEs SEurRAtr
1ZEk, WHICH P0SIT1FE CCRK. sPerinatoErleA,
ieredMeri1y enfaed, brought on from excess pro.
ducrx loss OF memory. tmbectllty and 1AForENor.
with al deporable train or symptoms. treated and
rntica!ly curec hs iufa1ah!e method. saving both
time ald expense.
The only 3nfalllb1c euro for this In"
nF11tty.
This system the SAME used In Dr. lanes New Or
leart practice 70. tHe last fifteen yesss and which
EanedEin great retut .tion Throughout tic south
Me-t Th,ee tnu afflicted snould mi - immediately.
ard save themselves from til" awful consequences Of
theec ter1tblt nal4tjcs DR.. Jarce5 office and pafT4
arc ut s. 1:and2nh between Dearborn aud state
streets. CONSULTATION tyioat.e. o:rc- hoA?s from,
"a. H. uLt4l +. NJ. fny13 '.stSts stEtt
T ONDON EYE AND EAR
NFIR NJ i RE,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Special ann General Notices.
Tn. M.a,c.I.na sur.,..I1n..,,u,,

The Medical and Surgical Institute
of DR.. L. J. C1APKAX. iS already secured in a po-
sitiOn which places it, as veil ts proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highett prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this department
ofMedical Science, and they occupy with Others,
an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord
is an illustrious example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his age in Europe, and
DR.. Czapkay has fully equaled him in this country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine complimented him with diploma, and
the honorary al eundem degree. Selecting this
as his field Of operation, although qualified as
sr@dbssr~J -sr q f-SSV Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended labors, DR.. L. J. CEapkay
has bent his earnest attention to the cure Of chron
ic diseases, in which he has become 90 great and
expert that he is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch of his profession throughout the Uni
ted States, and his portrait and biography are
published matter Of interest to their readers in
the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sac
ramento street, corner of Leidsdorff, nearly oppo
site the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
9T We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, IN another column Of this paper.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

RETURNED SOLDIERS FOR MCCLELLAN.-
Most of the New York two years men
have returned home, and all of them are
rapturous in their admiration of McClel-
Ian. As they passed through the streets
they made the welkin ring with their
cheers for Little Mac" Several car
loads recently passed through Rochester,
shouting to the top of their lungs, the
name Of the only officer for whom they
seem to have any respect. If the sol.
Ciers in the army Of the Potomac, no bad
judges of the courage and ability off Gen
eral, were allowed TO select their own
commander, with one voice they would
call for the only General vino led theli to
vi tory.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
DI.unNn SppIvcS TowvsuIp

MrD SPRISGs TOWNSHIP The delegates Of
Mud Springs Township met in Convention and
made the following nominations: For Assessor
and Collector }. f. Simmons. For Road Over
seer, Jrhn Meagher. orJuStircS of the Peace,
J. NJ. Bryant and J. b. Richardson. For Con-
stables, l.. N. Shrewsbury and Charles T.
RuusSn
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

DIsrRICr CoNvENrr'N. Prev nous to the ad
iournm.nt nt the County Convention, ihe dele
gates # the FIRST Snpervis'r District net IN
District Convcntinu. organize! by eitciing
Judge Jnhnsuu Chairman. and Arthur 81. JAR
Denver Secretary. ERNE>r MoHrENsEN was
unanimously nominated Tor Supervisor of the
FIRST District.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

WuIrE OAK TowNsHIP.-The delegates of
White Oak Township mel in Convention and
made the following nominations; Fnr Assessor
and Collector. NJ. Berg. For Justices of The
Peace. John F. Bremen and Samuel B Pelton.
Fur Constablcs, c. C"llIns and JAS Gray.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Cburrbesss sCbaritabIt 0rnrrs

Hebrew Service.-There will be Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at Placerville, every
Saturday, at O'Clock, a. NJ. oct26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

GREENwooD TowNsmP.-T delegates of
Greenwood Township met in Convention and
made the following nominations: For Assessor
and Collector. J. Bishop. For Road Overseer,
John St0ddard.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

This is to certify that the undersigned have used
The New England Family Sewing Machine for one
year with entire satisfaction, and prefer II to any
other Sewing Machine in use We have worked 10
constantly during the year without it's getting out Of
order. We heartily recommend II to the public.
AGNES SEALEY,
WM. SEALEY.
Placerville, May I'd, 1893. may9m6
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

Buy a Dashaway Washing Machine if you
want to please the ladies'.
If you want your washing we'll done buy
Dashaway.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

Catholic Church.-Rev. j. LarCan
will olfciate in Georgetown every first sunday
Of the month; also, in Coloma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10. A. NJ.
Nespers, in st. Patrick's Church. Plarervllle, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past I. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

PrOtestant Episcopal Church,
PIAC rILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
eve-y Sunday morning ~ lhE o'clock Sunday School
at same place, at Il O'Clock M COL0MA--Service
the first and third Sunday evenings nf the month.
at o'clock. FL DORAD0-Services on the Second
and fourth sunday evenings 0f the month. at seven
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-serv!ce on the Sec
ond aLI fourth Sundays 0! each month. at O'Clock
Pm {. e. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Pacerviile je22
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

Palmyra Lodge, No. I5I, F.. a. A. NJ.
hold their regular meetings Tuesday nights next
preceding he full moon Of each month, in the new
Hall. Upper Placerville All brethren in good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
CHARLES D. HANDY, W. NJ.
J. MCKINLEY, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Tovnsh!r Nomtnn..on.,

PLACERvILLE TOWNSHIP. The del gates Of
PlucrrvllIe Township met in Convention and
nominated Henry Svmons for Collector and
Assessor, and NJ. McCusker for Road Overseer.
DIANOND SpRINGs TOWNSHIP. The delegates
of Diamond Springs Township met in C"nven-
tinn and made The following n"ninationS For
Assessor and Collector. Charles +. Irwin. For
Road OverSerr y. H. Howard. For Justices of
the Peace, j. K Burlington and A. Sei>buttel.
Fnr Cnnstables, Isaac Peters and Charles l..
Amdon.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Recollect. Price Only s2s.

n. B.-We have no connection with any other
agency, irm. or company whatever. A full supply
of Machines, lllMMtRs, N'edlcs, Silk Twist, and
everything dpprrtainihg to Sewing Machines, con-
stantly on hand, wholesale or retail. All orders
promptly attended to. Agents supplied on liberal
terms. MILLER 4 BUCKLIN,
General Agents for the Little Giant Family Sewing
Machines, .'3 Montgomery street, Russ Block,
San Francisco. iune27-Smp3
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

Masonic NOtIce.--StRted Meetings of
III Dorado Lodge. No. %, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each month.
FREDERICK y. BARSs, W. NJ.
JANIs'S NJ. GRNSTH,N, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

MaGOnic.--Sierra Nevada Council,
NO 10, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
ISAAC :. TITUS, 7. /. NJ.
JANIS L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

CNUGARs.-Crushed, Powdered, New Orleans No.
- China, Coffee Crushed, by the barrel. half baT'
rel box or At retail HUNT 4 CHACE,
l4tf On the Plaza, Placervlle
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

Masonic. - ST. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds t- regular meetings In Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening of the first Wednesday
OF each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially wclcomrd.
WILLIAM \. JANUARY, NJ. Z. II. p.
Is. TITUS, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
PRICE $25! WORTH $50!

ITO practically develop and perfect the Sewing
Il Machine art is to carry JOY and gladness to no
small portion of the civilized world but to render
the Sewing Machine art i'll the highest degree useful
it is necessary:
/. To divest the Sewing Machine of every loose
and clumsy attachment and every fancy and COM
plicated contrvance.
,. 1t must he simple in its construction through
out, that 1t may be easily understood and readily
adjusted
B. 1t must be certain in lis results.
4. 1t must be adapted to a great range Of work,
most families can have but one machine for all
kinds of sewing.
s. 1t should lie strong md durable in all Its parts.
The above and more rlhim for the Little Giant
Family Sewing Machine. II is an easy task to offer
high sounding references and mentions-RDd still
easier to publlsh nonSensica medal talk of hippant
and fattering tes;monias-whith is OF no earthly
service to the buyer, since the poorest machines fur
nish them IN the greatest abundance, and that too OF
necessity, to conceal their lack OF merit. The Little
Giant Family Sewing Machine has passed the fiery
ordeal of all machines, both high and low, for the
pgSt year, and the severe scrutiny Of the most skep
tica, bu: has come out unscathed, and now stande
before the public as the BEST family sewing machine
in Cast OF machines advertised daily for
low and half prices, which deemed worthless, the
public well know. We, therefore. would seek simply
intelligent examination of the merits OF our
chimes in comparison with the high priced machines.
Every machine warranted and kept in order free Of
charge.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

TNRESH EGGS always on hand, and for sale at
IL lowest market rates. by HUNT CHACE,
14tf On the Plaza, Piacerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

NtALIFoRNIA PICKLES, in kegs and Jars, Tor sale
by HUNT CHACE,
l4n On the Plaza, Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

OILs AND CAMPHENE.-Lard Oil, Kerosine OF
" Polar Oil, Camphene, ETC., by the case or can.
HUNT CITACE.
l4tf On the Plaza, Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

II IQC0RS.--A choice assortment of California
i Wines, Fine Brandies. and general assortment
of Foreign aad Domestic Liquors. For sale by
Il HUNT CHACE, on the Plaza.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20
dc M rc~askc Soldier the N IN .
nation OF yaitaudtgham.
Core pondenee OF the oiucinnasi Gazette.

tDftR ponueucf OF tue Glhclihaa SsAtIte
Headquarters, Co A, lst Reg. A. o. v.
Battery Burbank, Ky. June Is.
Win you he kind enough to allow n
Democratic soldier to give his views in
short of what is called Democratic Con-
ventiou that convened in Columbus, Ohio,
on the th inst, TO nominate candidates
Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor oil
the great State of Ohio | can scarcely
believe that men calling themselves by
the name of Americans could SO prusti-
tute the good name Of he State of Obi ),
ard 90 against every interest of the loyal
people, aud particularly the soldiers in
the field. battling to maintain the rights
these poltroons have enlpyed all their
lives, as TO nominate G. l. Vollandehsm
for the responsible Office of Governor and
Geo. f. Pugh for Lieut.. Governor. 1t
| is gross insult to humanity. Tney could
have perpetrated no greater insult to the
loyal Democrats in the army or out of it,
than to offer for their suffrage such an
accused Butternut, traitorous ticket Ii
this is modern Democracy, the Lord de-
liver me from all such and this is the
view the Democratic soldiers all take Of
it. We feel this to be unbearable, bu,
there certainly is no man with the braxen
impudence or hsrdihood to offer to sol
der such ticket. Ii thers is, my opin-
ion is he can appoint his funeral for tie
next day, aud would not be faraid TO iu-
sure the corpse to be ready
We have heard an iniimation that Hon.
John Brough has been talked of as suit
able man Tor Governor he would do TO
tie to. or any good. loyal. unconditional
Union man. no difference what his poiit.
lcul record has been h retosore. We want
men for Office in the Saate of Ohio who
Will attend 10 our interest whilst we are
absent attending to traitors who have more
courage than their less respectable North.
rrn brethren. Of all m.n. North. S,uth
East, or West, these peace croakers IN the
/ Northern States are most despsed by thu
soldiers. We have no sympathy with
them. We look upon them with loathin,
aud contempt. and would not trust one o
them with few dimes, much less will
our precious rights. have no languag,
to portray my feelings Of contempt ant
disgust at the licked nominated at Colum
bus. aud the Copperheads generally.
must say to my Democratic frisn i
= Ohio, for God % sake. for humanity's SAX
and Tor the sake Of your own reputatios
do not vote for v allandicham spurn til
ticket from you Ms you would = dea IL
p 'ison. and whip the SON of traitor tbs
] offers it, would smile 10 see a man of,
J me ticket to vote with Vallandigham
name on i. He could get better jot
let every man ZEE to 1t that ii he wan
this rebellion put down. we must be uni
ed and give Buuernuts Waterloo d,
feat; ssch a defest that they can neye
: rally their forces again.
. Very respectfully,
WM. CARROLL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20
Philadelphia, June 10.

The following special has been received
her:
Bedford, Pa, June Is Three hun
dred rebels came to Hancock, Md and
burned the canal boats there Col. Gal.
li.hef's cavalry subsequently, drove the
rebels off The rebel, came 10 St. Johns
river to de>troy The large cuIvert oppo.
site Hancock, but after an hours fisht
we're driven back. Gen. Kelly then or
dered Gallagher to proceed with infantry
and cavalry to Cumberland lie went
within six miles oi there, when he receiy-
ed word from rebels that 900 men were
there. General Kelly went to New
Greek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

TINE AptEaTiskR HAVING BEEN REsroR-
l. ed TO hsalth Ia = few weeks, by q very simple
remedy, alter having suffered ses.taI years wiib .
lang Affection, and That dread dls~ase, Jon-
.umption-I anxious 10 make kIowl TO his E.Iyw sal
teters The means OF cue.
To su'~ho DESIRE Il, he viii seHd copy efth~ pre-
se'itIon used trree oi ebaxel IT'D the directions for
preparing and using The sAn,s htsh thy vii and
seas u ns Tor Cossrsi rios, Anna Baostatr =
The onIy object OF the advertise sen iins III.
rrsscr tiou h. 10 benefit he afflicted aud spread In
trnAton hieh he eoneeves 10 tie Invaluable aud b.
hop every sufferer will bis teaedy ast will coat
chem nothing aud may ~ owe blessing.
NV EDWARD A WILSON
Nill.ara.bur- k,axs County New York.
ms hNu,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

indianapolis. June ID.

indianapolis, June 10.
Our troubles seem 10 be increasing
Sunday night about seventy -hve armed
members of the sc cret organic zion Of
traitors, with their faces blackened, at
tucked the house of James Sill. enrolling
officer OF Fillmore county, and fired mum
Der Of shots ut the b uildng. Sixty shots
struck the house, and one dangerously
wounded a young man who was visiting
the family. Mrs 81 | was called upon IL
deliver up the rolls, but she bad the pres
ence of mind to give up instead copies OF
the old rolls of last year, which satisf d
the assassins.
At Mount Meridian, in the same coun.
ty. the house of an enrolling officer was
forcbly entered, by an armed mob, and
the enrolling books stolen In o:her To-
cslities officers cngaG red 10 The cnrollufnts
have been ihrestened d.
Quite collection of Butternut mem
bers of the Legislature, besides man,
leading C"ppcrheads, are holding eau
Gus here to night. The object of this
meeting has not yet been made public.
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New Yolk, June 10


The TT. Monroe correspondent of the
Herald OF the 17lh, states the news from
the advanced forces of the 4,h Army
Corps is most satisfactory.
Gen. Wise and his whole force have
fed from the Peninsula and sought shell
ter on he other side OF the Cnickahomny
Gen. Gordou's Division, which was in al
vance, entered New Kent G.. Ii. on the
18th inst. The enemy made most hasty
retreat 10 the Clickafominy, Some sklr-
mishng occurred between our advanced
scouts and the rear gnard of the enemy
Our loss amounted 10 tour wounded The
rebels lost two killed and several wound.
cd. The troops are in excellent condi.
ton. During the Gay Mi Gen. Keyes
and stat went TO the front 10 reconnoitre
the position and give such instructions as
he deemed necessary.