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, 1863-06-20

Washington Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribune, 17th.]
On Sunday night, some slaAes In the neigh
borhood Of Annapolis stampeded, taking with
them a wagon and cart With horses, aud q por
ton Of their personal effects. TheY Travelled
all night, and at various points on the road
were reinforced. until their number reached
twenty five. Yesterday morning they we're
stopped ncar Long Old Fields BY number Of
men styling themselves patrols, armed with
shot.gups and pistols. But the party Of slaves
naesed themselves and pushed on. The pa
trolers attempted to stop their progress or
drive them from the teams, and when about
one mile from Fort Meigs, fired into the fugi-
lives, Theu, 1t Is said, one OF tho slaves re-
turned the fire, and several other shots were
discharged. The party Of fngitives then sep.
aEated and fled, and tho patrole1s also dfsap-
pealed- ~ far as known, two men and one
woman lslases) were killed and FIVE werc
Wounded Tha remainder hayc reached
Washington; One Of those suppoeed to have
been arrested and committed t. liz sid csni.
| tol Prison.
, 1863-06-20

BIZ. Marmaduke, die1oyal man, and who has
been resident in the Confederacy, to a seat
n the Convention. The matter was finally
disposed Of by the following preamble and
resolution, offered by Judge Brechnrtdge:
WHEREAS, This Convention has been informed
that Vincent MaEmaduIe, q member Of this body,
has been been charged with disloyalty; therefore,
Reso,t<d That tt ia due to the proper dignity Of
the convt ntion MISREPRESENTATION ahal be had into
the question as to whether Mr. Vincent Marina
dcke has been guilty Of such conduct as requires
his expulsion; therefore, committee o: three
skall b. rased. whose duty it ehal1 be to inquire
into the facts and report the result to this body
without delaY.
, 1863-06-20

The Toronto Efopemcnt Case.
from the Rochester Union, June 15.l
Last Friday, evening, arrangements we're
made TO obtain bail Tor the appearance Of
Capt. Massey, and on Saturday morning early
he lett the Jill at Geneseo, went to the hotel,
met Miss AlcTayish, and they Immediately
left the place. They took the cars Of the Erie
Railway soon atter leaving Geneseo, and went
south. They are doubtless in New York or
Philadelphia ere this
- On Saturday, the Adjutant Of the S0th regi-
ment OF British infantry was at Rochester
ftom Toronto, and went to Geneseo-too late
10 Fec Massey. Tie went. to procure return
Of his furlough, which Ind been granted for
two months, and to assist him In any way. He
stated that the officers OF the S0th felt them
telyes disgraccd BY Massey's conduct, and
were highly indignant.
So Capt. Massey and the gay Miss McTayish
1!ayc departed from Western New York.
While tie seducer was in jail awaiting bail,
Hiss McTavish, who is good-looking and
p.ucky, stuck to him closely, and rode about
The streets in carriage, carried him cham
pagnc daily, and declared that she would fol-
low him to the end OF the earth-which Is
very sentimental, but not quite decent, con-
sideriug that the Captain is Il married u1an-
, 1863-06-20

pACIFIC RAHWAY.--The uu-
detdgned viii receive proposals to furnish four
fnonsapd q go 70 tona Of Ts.ax !5en o. sny P1ss
Union Pacific Railway. ksstern D.. .1sioa-"
1ne iron 70 be Of American Of the beat
9ra1ty ard to be delivered eItheE 1t LckTenworh er
EAnsaA City.
CoHmunicateps for further Information to be a.
e. 70 ss HEAVIER s1roet. New Yoxk Ter y; casa on
Frosldent Unlsa Fse5dc Rsl111. &, D,
Hew Yesk, JuAe 9sh, lsS3, jolK E1lS los
, 1863-06-20

EXECU1ITE CHAMBER,
TEES1os, New Jersey, June 10, 1868.
JERsEYAES-Thc State Of Pennsylvania Is
invaded. 4 hostile army is now occupying
and despoiling the towns Of our sister State.
She appeals to New Jersey, through her Gov
ernor, to aid in driving back the invading
army. Let us respond to this call upon our
patriotic State with unprecedented zeal.
State to meet and organize into companies,
and report to the Adjntant General Of the
State as soon as possible, to be Organized into
regiments a the militia of New Jersey, and
press forward to the assistance OF Pennsylsa.
MIA in this emergency. The organization Of
these troops will be given in general orders as
soon as possible. JOEL PARKER.
s. NJ DICKINSON, Private Secretary.
, 1863-06-20
Moro Prisoners for Fort Lafuy.
cite.

The following twenty -four prisoners Of war
arrived BY the Bonora. and we're transmitted
to Fort Lafayette, by Marshal Murray, In pur-
euance Of the orders Of the government -
Edward Dexter, James Curry, Thomas Reed
Archer, Thomas Mars, George Gay, William King,
Frederick Leah, George Ma1riate George Horton,
2. Hamilton. Altr.d BEownwell, John ?. Horpin'
James 4. Jennett, Samuel Marcy, John Fcrnandoz.
Ma1k Hardin. Sumner Farwr1l, Gustavns A.
Schnledan, john Adams. Frank Louzc, Richard
TQheftk.
, 1863-06-20
r r O n A N D ::
MARBLE LANDS.


Some $500 acres Of Iron Lauda,
Lying In Msr9uette County N,chtpsn rasa sunnr1n-.
ffum 4 TO . ELe. eostewest Of the town md hsss
ornt Aslqoette nu th1 Iron Mountain RaoTu rHt1
ttnheEed: branch Of the Econ .by River funrinE
th5oDEh ths tsect emoraeing At one po!at rerpoadE
and Bal de Noe Railroad rms !sha * miies a. tno
Northern side and within u nlle4 tho wes4 con-
tanning fur er n1o good n1e iron mountains Or ap
heayes Of tho best magnetic and other trnu ores Tho
whoa VIII be tult: Id hudy ii vlted to snit paf.
cba.us. CT leased tof term OF years. Or .in sp7ro-
prate portion cft for tie purposa offornos aIofns
Stock Company. In view Of working the sa:ae and
timing m interest therein.
Also, lying IN i . zane County, situated IN Mar
Quette Bay. sH miles be!o'F the town OF AArq1rtte
nact Of LIZ confanir rblo Bind. upwards of 100
1ess II height and 1oq fest II Eatn terminating
Botcspth1e Of good Wharfage The marble u monty
oftht ysr1eEated variety. sud susra3as good polish,
and will be disposed Of "a nbOTo,
The subscriber e1pect e b mostly 3t NasQuettefor
the months, and Will exhibit the slid property
10 any wishing to purchase otherst% Or u his
tempuiaEy ahsence MeeHs- WHITE & MAYNARD
Of Marquette, viii act ~ hta AGENT, n. PALMER
Pittsburgh. June ~. 1859. leE gl31.11t
, 1863-06-20

STATE SANITARY BUREAU,
SPRINGFIELD, H., June II. 1868.
Mr.. L. ". Norton, Lenont, Ill.,:
DEAR S1R: Yours with $113.o5 for the re-
lief Of sick and wounded soldiers, ia received.
This, with your former contribution Of s105,
makes handsome donation-in fact, consid.
eriDg the size Of the town, as large one as
We have received from any sonrce. The
wounded soldier will bless your people for
the timely relief which you hare SO ubera11y
extended him. Yours truly,
JoHS WILLIAMS,
Commanding General in charge Of Sanitary
Bureau.
, 1863-06-20
3tuel1e!nl.

Public notice Is he1eby given that there WIN be =
maetttg ofthe Stockholdezs Of the Chicago a1i BILL
wsukte Railroad Company and Of tue Milwaukee and
camed Company IN tho city Of tho sd day
ofJuac lustant i the hens Of oelock. TOR the
Milwaukee RaT ~ Company, pursuant to The deed Of
coGecdaE2n beTesn & ~ Gasasod ~ Sansss
which election sI sockho:dets OF sald two original
spectye Companies at ,ha tme taio Books clo4ed
TOR the purpose of eoas1!ieaion. On ~ sth day q
Of by proxy. Notice Is aso hereby given that until
said ctors shall be elected and eut Y uuon shet
GY The terms OF said deco Of ha managed
b tbe undersigned. Flpv1tona1 Director4 On and
way Company Will be prepared to isso9 Certlncstea
for Stock uEo1 the baIs Of consolidation On suFren.
". g. GUENEE,
CHARLES I. FROST
JOHEv AVER.
e. K RQGED9,
Dated this5th dA5 June. A D. l8es }el1 ge5 Il,
, 1863-06-20

The Emancipation Question In Mis-
tion-The Rebel Element-Represen-
talfge Epecches-A Sn,oxherJnr CONF
mfrtee-fsoyeTn0rE Ea1nblcss Successor.
Etc.s Etc
, 1863-06-20

Negro Regiment III Ohio.
CoLuxBus, O., juno II, 1858.
To the Press Of Cincinnati:
The colored regiment ordered to be rafsed,
will be for three years or during the war.
Tie camp OF rendezvous will be at Delaware ;
1t is now In readiness to receive troops. The
officers will all be white men: Applications
for recruiting commissions must be accom- on
tary Committee. Of the county in which the
DAVID ToD. Governor.
, 1863-06-20

COcPARTNE ERSHIP.-The un-
~ desnEuch have this day formed = to-partnershp
for The transaction Of general Commstlon bnsnceA
rnder he drm name Of lOWE& RoBBlNs+ Once. III
south Water street. Chicago, IL
CttcAFo, May 1Kt LEGS, SAMUEL HOVE,
nly1-dzG2m Y. Robbins.
, 1863-06-20
Army Sutlers and the Public.

TIC bubsc.iuer begs le4sc 1afofln TIE Gt1nn1 Of
the West. that tie has appointed Aess!s J. T. kesd
breied 6chedAn 4ronlxtiG scunxnps. VINO E1.larprly
Lie Army butie1a and Western n New YORK
pr1cea Rddtnc freight This tic IL the standard
dtipK Of ht world Il has been tcsted b. the xh9le
Ntd!cal FTculty. anS PRONOUNCED " them 70 bs tne
IN It's sale Tue Vest tor sesr 5eat R9s T. cone
With has been pa1nstd 6y me:caaata Of the Vest
toconume<s. 70 Arold tits eAster ~ nnco - pos'
whore purchnkers getting the genuine aIt-
&C. Army Suffers viii md tnts GIN the cheapest I'M
norted 1uur ia this cuusrsy used In ali tho hos
pltals IN New York. Philadelphia and Msshln=ton-
UDJLPdO NOI.FE.
= HEAVIER street. New 1otE.
1000 Cases Of FoIfe's Ce1ebrRs
ted EclafednEn Aroma.
tic Selma Pr,
For sa.e by J.H. REED 4 co. Agcnta.
pv3DrflSSm 1a6IAke street. Chicago.
, 1863-06-20
HAVE YOUA HEAD OFHAIR,

DO YQU
With to change thaf eoor TO hAudeome deep brown.
OF Perfect and natural black without iu5ury to the
1.brts, without trouble erlnconveuicncc? II 10.
THEE YOU
Must ute CugTAD0R0S .EACEL10E DE.
Which IL the only arnle certain. inttansaneous an4
doubt thcse sss.o9e.s II che zs1iele nnd tst :sils
hator House, New orE. Sold everywhere, and up.
FLIED hy all liaT 1reztrs Price. 81. Mand f3peF
br1 according to elze, ta11 bis tu18
, 1863-06-20

FOR LAKE SUPERIOR The
II splendid nf.s class Passenger steamboat
PLANET,
CAeT. L. 'CHAMaIR1m.
VI dqRs R Tie e. is
ssisf O. ss5s
Tuesday: Jnns }a1s * "a. tsr {. onto:asop,
SlsI.sas,.-:: . -. "a. :: :: Superior City. -
2s,a;sS; 23sssSSy avg M s9ts e1ssatssHa e1esss: e7
S1ssy n:.a:v Sept is:s a. 9Dssass :egssM 9s Sssy
fr9sS. fa oct, ss. :sapzias Gisy.
aMaa,ia,' Mo1day:, Nova ID. 1ciit "sapsfies City.
Wednesday, 18th. :" 6n'oussoa.
r.: cock River Street. nrss above Rush st.est
For freight or psss.se apps o. bs.;a dtS1 o;to 2,,7
le1s-s31stF 6a7d : slre7 Street
CUNAIED LINE. ~
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho nret elass powerful Steamship.
sIDON. KEDAn,
MARATHON, TRIPoLI,
xas9 em Sox rer9 s.ssy astass wsaas;;4oy
Qneeustowa every xife19.te Wednesday.
r9m e 70 3 &c s.
aiss :s;si: s:s fse
HENRY GREENEBAUm,
Agency corner of 19ss sSa aesu'
RUFFA1o, ,cl CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
For the ensuing season OF navigation tho stsamers
s.ys. - I'D, ii tSosa @ Il Fl he g ''1' ~ -
Western Transportation Company
DkTwEx1
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
ToH,uxo
DAILY LIN II
(Sundsys excepted, for tho transportation Of Freight
ana Passengers. Eazusng In connection. at Buffalo,
New York Central Railroad, spau1d-
iug's Express, Union Express;
Tho whgTERS TMkAEMsPoRTATIox "a M GoAPAHT aad
ths EaeCan2l.
cIEvEEAsb IhEsSEn1Exs:ssf' INn x!tf PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
=: =:
Vie fS the line
ss & e. oY a1a e III
Canal to the ports On The West saGee ef Iake Mcni
Fl pciss aa Ksss @ 'no'e p''' - ''''''7 01''
1s:aE 81 R;;::s snaz:s No.
s.H9Ga AELES. Agent Western Transportation Co..
= = StSnEbfk;a. s1i.u!atnss Express. So.aA4
z:sSE. f55 e. Err 81 + B9ssa4s;' gas
= 1oHP j Ecsas!fs a5kRIs. asi Cleveland oa,e.
, 1863-06-20


MERCHANTs' DISPATCH VIII recelec 1nd tor Eard
nom tll8 city to New York and Boston, Butter kgEs
Poultry. fnrsiand other treights requir1ng Qn{GI
sportation. 1t LOWER RATES AND IN BE1'TE Eli
TIME thnn eau be obtained By any Other route o,
traina.
= Time guaranteed to New York in FIVE days. and to
Boston IL dx Gays.
Hye7ed s destination yREE Of eartage
The well known reputation Of this Lice In transport
Ing ~cat eard bcuId luAaesa During tho last ten
Sea VIII be sotnciGnt gnasantee that I'LL contracts
The MERCH ANTS DISPATCH Is also prepared to
Offer 1bcr ased faci1lttea both in tie and rates nr
Westward bound bnsiness. Our f;eiehts TRANSPORT
ed By Ensratt and tast Freight Erprcss Trains and
handled by our Own men At all points Of transfer.
Clains Tor losses or damages viii be promptly ad-
For rates Or fnTther information inquire at ofce.
II. c. r. r. Du0ding.
no. SOUTH WATER ST.
W. c. PARSONS, Agent.
Or oi P. LENNE9ACEER. Contracting Agent for
Mefchauts Despatch aud American Express Company.
corner ofI*ke and Dearborn streets.
Chicago. June u, lsf3. te1D-g1s4W
, 1863-06-20

raJ2-e2easm
1858 THE 1853
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. 3.
s25 Niles Double Track.
Il order to keep pace wish tae demands
Ssias III
TiKgT KIIE e a ~ Eastssn slss@ The
THREE DAILY TRAINS FRoA
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with close connections fon Western c,res,,
Az eenneettng direct to New York. THROUGH PHM
41S SIG XB s?ebefss2s E gHHf0Naas
~ ~ @
Fiytng In advance Of Ill other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
soea tSs ] ssaaa ss S. Fs1s M Il | poa.
slsspl1E Eais q hight tzains to Phladclphla. Ne.
Baggage checked through and transferred ftee.
FR EIG HTS.
wa;ded TO aad ffo9 fhi,adeiphis. New Tork Bostoa.
g 6sa &c I'd m ~ 2est M
Or 5rissonr1 e K1MEo 2 prEsgF. sgF..,...--~.
s9 s.
Nur1ed 10 any port On the Ohio. MQskinEun Ken
t9eky. Tennessee: cnmbesia2d, 1ino:s Mississippi
End at Cleveland Sand9sky and Chicago WITH steaE-
en- to ali Ports on the Northwestern Lakes
ton Of tnen Fe:ght 70 thu Company, caa rey w:tb
4k e + ana any pon.
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad All
At ALT TNEs As FAVORABLE AZ ARH cHAxazD 6Y 9TH
ER RAILROAD COMPANIES.
kE Be PARTICULAR and mark packages "vrA PExH's
"a f;s(Eat Contract. q sh4tgy!ns Directions spp, H
t6 Esssst *ssnt; *gs1t rtS%nEgs
&c. MEIpREa 4 CO.. sisdisoa. fnd;ara.
IF; Il MoRKE, e44 + tp9isy1lle L ~ Is:ya,,,. e. n.
HI TFMsASs. AsSSak s. fons' SG 10: eVa1'7o1s' Ana'
CLARKE L Co, Chicago, Illinois.
ucNEELY & MONTGOMERY, MaYesv1le, ~.
ttri;It, LASGLE sG Ga3ii11pos, ns,o Ohio
KC. MELDRUM. Geas7G travelling Agent for tas.
houta aad Vest.
LIVE STGCK.
Dzo77.s and Farmers VIII dad tbs the n.oxt 9d7al
aseous zouta loz 1--we stock: capacious gsta7 wen
seen opened Oh fhs ne and its connections every
attention = paid to thsiE wants FsoIa a Hqas5;1tsbu
fssWRS sRGea "a 1f1sa e e Il. u
also be found tae shortest quickest a?d most direct
With feNer cha2Ees than any other.
tFT sssS f92 ssPs fsens fSaaspn
H:H. H0UETON, aen1 Freight Agent, Philadelphia
1A$yI49y
, 1863-06-20

PHODE ISLAND CENTRAL.
IL BANK, RHODE EISLAND,-Pursuantt to lecrs
~ erde. Of the Supreme Court Of The State Of Rhode
Lt1nd- tne subscriber K17ea notice that Ill 3efsotI
holding bills OF thu -
, 1863-06-20
B1nki1ra u1t0 &xrhqt1ae.

ADVANCES ON PRODUCE.
nake advances 8 aulnor{ze drsss aeaiass PSodaco @
shtnrcd 70 ther soresp~ndess ia the proc4p.
RsszSFse.a1aak a,yEsess r. Of Tosasso. Montreal
'HE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS RANK
81 Clark Street, Chicago, III.
03dce hours from IL a. N. to ST. n. Also. from Sc
M.to1P. Ii. Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
Rx per cent Interest paid on sastEka.
pUKCToEs AID oFHIoKxa-
rfcsidru,-a Il. FLEETWOOD.
T5seFT91-P:R % WFs71.1i. castes- % -sroEf1 4 % GT4zs
J.C FnrEn. j. N. lt0untree. III. Lewis.
IS s$ss': f. PSE!3s: : $ 81!
M hsHPssesa M%'aa Sk:sas' kssSs 4 vi + ssss!s, ssss,
IL Ma.hsse saesi; gn e { qbsSs bsSss.t Hon Sgdsa
MERCHANTS, FARMERS d
LII MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK.
Ihls na9E ~ losn aone3 uPon Bea Estase. in sums
N msIe III ~ - 'a SYDNEY MYERS, Cashier,
pANK OF AniERlCA.-Publio
Eot1ce Y hereby EsEen. that ali Bills or cFcnsat
*sRANK OF AmER1oA,n
Heretofore sad doi;g nasiaess ct.
e IL 81
n e To-
Dated tn h dz5'f9 9ESShs 9NsS 8 3 Sai4a IT President
z. ". Wn1AHD. Cashier. ly& g4StoIcl64
, 1863-06-20
RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK,

E1tt depost the par1e with lin At his cMc7x No. 4
WeYbosset 1tfeet Providence, T. l., o. oe{ore ts4
8rst daY Of Augpat A. D. 1s68 in ofaF = b e1Ane4
to nnY d{1IdtpS CAT Ay ha decikred out Of tha a&sH
Of fzid BA1k r,u,
Providence, 3. L. Jan. l1a. 19s3, fk&sss4
, 1863-06-20

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BucHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
uELMDoLD's EXTRACT BuCnU
Cures all Diseases arising from Habits Of DIsai.
patton, Excesses and Imprudencies IN Life,
HELM OLD'S
High1y Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
SarsapariiIa,
purifying
the blood. re-
moving ali dis
cees and imprudeuciea In
HE, chronic constitutional
A1eedsGh AIls1u1 IuA an umpire
state Of the blood, and the only reli-
cure OF scrofu1a, Scald Head, Salt
Rhenm, Pains ard SwellinEs Of
the Bones, Ulcerations ofthe
Pimpies on Tie Faco,
Tetter, E1ys1pelna,
and all ecaly
eta4Pts:sSs' q sss
And Beaatifying the Complexion
NOT a FEW
1 ts wo;st asosdesa that sst n m4niSd Saa stse cm
@ sqaa as GEE s6f B. s Hsf
1eno7stes ths eloed nsis ias sor o heata iato ta
ea q Fst6 s
biocd Such . Te9e d. that Gould be relied On. las
RsShs 5szs Ess$ sssy - aspsaa ae Ss spses
ss 9ot es ST oS sT e is seS s
has virtues surprising anything they have takku.
Two tahle spoonsfal OF she E3trac: Of gsrsapazu1a
Is s5sp q sa1sspssna OF sae Bssoeoa Sa usas
7{ 1 1sE TK SSiiEb H4y yE REss s AR "a
# ei L md aSe{ 2si Il Il e H2
throughout tho Iand eel A. In private practical
End ale co1s1dered as Invaluable rc5aedIes.
jSee M1dicaz Properties qf Buc1u.
FROM D1SPENSAT0RY OF THE
UNITED STATES,
Sec Professor DEwEEs' valuab1e works On tho
See remarks made By tho 1ats celebrated Dr,
PuY6lC. Philsde1ph1a.
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRA1d MCDOWELL,
College OF Surgeons. ireland, and published In tha
transactions Of the King and Queens Journal.
See Med!coC Chlrnrg1ca1 Review. published BY REE.
JAb1N TKAVERa. Fellow Of KoyN College of Str
geoaa,
Eco mos. Of the 1ate Standard Works Of Medicine.
PRICES:
Extract Buehn Shopper hottie, or Six for $500
t'sarsaparlna, s1.oo per bottle, or si1 for $500
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ
EefVato1.
Address letter .fes Information. In confidence. to
, 1863-06-20

Should have this remedy hand Tor IL hseE ~ g
the rst appearance 1t Lamencsa WILL cheGtlanJ Pr.
vent th0+e t.seaacs to which ali oofSea
liable. aud which render 80 maay otherwise TAa9o's
Oyey four tnntred voluntary tast1naontan e soa
wonderful carati7s properties OF this L1nnsns ~
been r.ctyed within tho iaSt two yeass anM nA41 ~
shAM ram po5xouS la the Highest fAa99 Of LII.
, 1863-06-20

TO a1ad imposition onser!s .S and sso,
asfs.nhex Sweet Intalnbe Ltnmeas o N KraoIs.1.
el14S OF each bottle. wtthoo. waieI -
Asoio P1opE.otnIs. No<sser. ~
vopn = SMITH. 0a7ers1 WeatozA
foT es!s r ~ .t1pss. Chleaxo. nd ny as"a
sVaYVhess.
, 1863-06-20

This Medicine Increases the Power Of Diges-
ton, and Excites the Absorbents into
. healthy action, by which the Watery
or Calcarous Dispositions, aud all
the Unnatural Engagements
are Reduced, Us well as
Pain and Inflammation.
, 1863-06-20

General Western Agent. No. State street, Chicago
Enf2-e2ESm
, 1863-06-20

w EoIEKN IAMD :A9ENCY.
sIn- improved an! unimpEovcd-Gor ss1e- Pamphlets
n1nutefy e*crtblng eatne. fnEnf1hed. TA9eg paid.
statea and lliaah Personal attention gtyea IN spring
ena ~ oe S9 ~ ao aoss IS
do1ph street, Chicago. Post Onca Boz 56ss.
, 1863-06-20
9ptllol u utitts.
MUCH FOR LITTLE To clean

and prtsefT0 your Teeth. With the least e1pease
Ard EIratcst aatiftacdou. ute Hrpsoxs UNKlvAILEp
TOOTH PAsrE. To remove ts.sar or heal diseased
Gums. use Hrpso1x uKatyA11Ep Tooru PAsrE~ Sold
by all Druggists, fels-E2762w
, 1863-06-20

III volunteers In st. Joseph, shortly after.
Mr. Hall is, however. a conservative f.entie.
man. Who fayofs gradual emaacjpattons The
friends OF frecdom hopc and believe be viii
more nearly keep pace with the popular re.
ElA ueuuutu, lHu su1 tet4!eu uoaetaot-
VI NJ nn"ie lne Ghaose - ~ ~ an@plosem9M. @
here assembled, it is their united testimony
that the bushwhackers are more threatening
than cyrr. Rrnorfs from nearly every countY
cho~ +ha ,,rea,.rca ~ 1urra ,,rnhc-a ~ h1e1;.
s.u" .s "a ta,t;. ~ a;,s,a," f4h;r3 ~
fs,e1 ~ ndanna ~ o;s"hiaf ~ ~ alsa,tns
ter'a! linguuence anu 1leC4!e. 1Ae oelesatess
are almost unanimous In their agreement that
the enrolled militia, as at present constituted
cannot permanently squelch the gucrillas.
The niger on the bluin, however, prevails to
f,ch al alarming extent that many Of the high
-, fhnso Ah,1;e,nn 4-onne f1onn cta,ar Sf,foe
Who steal ntgrere, -'>0
:Vnw;re thf:i inrescnt session o} the State
conventiSn. eyery lover Of The Union must
rejoice tnat tie time has arrived when the
slaycrr question can be agitated as freely On
Nf,ssn1r4 soil. and in tie 5,ate Canitai. by the
c1osen rcnresentatiyes of the neople. n in
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ReafSfer,S Notice.

To all Creditors, Legatees, and other persons
interested =
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named persons did, or the dates affixed
to their names, file the accounts of their ad-
ministration to the estates of these persons.
decd, whose names are aforementioned, in
the Office of the Register of probate of wills
and granting letters of administration in and
for the county of Potter, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court of
said county, for confirmation and allowance,
on the 18th day of June, at 10 a. m at the
Court House in said county:
Sept. II, 1862 The final account OF X. w.
Benton, Administrator and Pbidelia Thomp-
son, Administrative of the Estate of Rufus
Thompson, late of jackson Township, dec d.
Dec: Is, 1862. The partial account of J.
W. Bird. Administrator of the Estate of B. I.
Hexie, late of Sweden Township, deceased.
January 20, 1868. The final account of
J. W Freeman, Administrator of the Estate
of Rufus A. Freeman, late of Jackson Town
ship. deceased.
January %, 1868. The fnai account OF
William Rogers, Administrator and Lucinda
Benton, Administrative of the Estate OF
George A Benton, late Of Allegheny Town
ship, deceased.
Feb. %. 1863. The account Of Wooisey
Burtis, Administrator of the Estate of Harris
Ellis, late Of Harrison Township, deceased.
D. BAKER. Register.
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NO. That the friends of the 149th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers may know of how great
things really earnest men are capable, we
publish the following high compliment to
that regiment, contained in General Order
No. IA:
HEAD-QuARTERs I'd BRIG. list ARMY CohPs,
April %, 1868
l. The Colonel commanding congratulates
the officers and men of this Brigade, upon the
successful conduct of one of the most diff
cult and fatiguing marches of the campaign.
2 The command, after marching almost
continually for SO hours, in mud and rain,
came into camp with full ranks well closed
up, as if from dress parade, and without
straggler behind.
3. 1t may be doubted whether this achiev-
ment has a precedent in the annals OF the
service; at all events, its record is more val
liable in the estimation OF military men than
that of great victory in the field.
4 The troops have shown the discipline
and physical training of veteran regulars
while by their earnest enthusiasm and un-
failing cheerfulness in the midst of hardships
and fatigue, they have exhibited the higher
qualities of the patriot volunteer. who, having
given himself to his country. counts it but
pleasure to suffer for It's sake. By command
of. Col. ROY STONE.