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The New York herald., 1863-06-18
The Pennsylvania Democratic Conven.
ton.

The Fennsyivonia Dem0cratic Comvem.
tt0n.
HARRISBURG, June IL. 1868.
The Democratic State nvention met this morning Il
was called to order by Francis W. Hughes. Mr.. Ne
bingcr OF Philadelphia elected temporary chairman
by seventynve votes over Mr. Petriken, who got mty
Fiacy Patterson elected permanent President.
Committee on Resolutions and Contested seats was
appointed.
The Committee Resolutions offered the following,
which were unanimously adopted
THAI We 70 Of ,s The c ssssrsns % sSss ss
1es o mis- 90 iss Of April a. and
.: :sdss usss public ls
asain renew our ndehty 70 TIE constitution ,,ss o.
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.a .,s ,'.ess.d S.y .m:svss ..s. s,p.'.a a.
e .nauIly @ % pro,ss Tor nc prsmo.
:.lss. ana our n.y. and md hat
Sssy SssS ,%srsf. and sf @ ss's 70 ss's
Sope gro,ss,ion @ Siooa.i.d .poi,,es and ,:.l
:s.ss' e .rs,.: @ Si%..G s.s..ss !. i: as$
sss ... .'s =. s
sSs he soSs."oS p.oyids. very s,sn s isss Being
rsss s :s
~d: n Ss q s % HIM nm - s 70
,.s .e.s.'. 1l, = III, ,s s.pDss G1 z: % Rssp:
:os.on sas si .Sd s.s ooa.ass. % ''s any
WHO s.n a. T. b.. not % p %, opn'os
'nH ssTsa fSss he S:.9a r ..r
s:' &c: s ns'P;'sss mat :. s:
hitherto yholly unssc.n IN Ansno. and never ,. ssss.
:sS X ss1ss o. .. '.sss ~ q: %s'
precision OF honest opinions pbn snas sad that the
eli With the modsrson ana Tasrsy which his nature msS,
prompt but has dcesAsd 70 many suhordns. snd they
presence is and tan over the land.
Resolved That the dsnocrAcy Of Penns,vania have been
ever true o. she Usen 81 ts and for
tanned or entertain. ,sr srhts sympathy With
Ire pres~nt gganto rebeion With
The government, woad consent 70 peace any
terms involving . d,sps mb~rmeni Of this Union.
ing proonn 40 rey FOR its fate We claim ard MI
eise lie right consider discuss uFs IN be-
Hpos we IL s1a ot we !. o s,
" 70 place and keep ne Whole national Union together under
ope nst hsn thl. ar be~. We hsd N. solemn
pefse of the ff---i admDisaor and of the party With
tonsres. July a ina. wseed ts,ir part IN any
sp.rit Of cppre.ou ae snail faction II n'f, aoct p,
q ths srsa, Mass o. the peops has totally ehanEea ~
grounds. asovns snf prccismlns u. purr be ws~y
rpers was great cou'rfion in The ccuvtos dnrns The
reAfiux n the rcsclrtiou. The euthusissn great
each resolution bringing fourth rounds o. applause.
The Convention then procee1ed 70 ballot for candfats
Tor Governor number OF names was proposed. The
f,oving Ia the result 0f The bsliot--
Hester f1ymcr ....38 W. II. White
George W. Woodward. ". ht-ckiaDf. .........
John Cessna ............o Ger. ". - FrartiB.
Ire tallnnr continued wthoc, nucb varaslon cxoap,
by the uiihdrawH q u,r ,nsmes a ~ fie oa.o
daics After the ishth ballot The rafne = Vile vas
" wlhcrawn ant Mr. woodland rominated tte ninth
~ ioi ,rs --C1ymer, o. Woodland, r3 strictisBd
IN s;i'i " the rtfsi Of great cEctemsnt. was
EI4se ili4arf f-oos
OF fl|. -.itfera i.iers " - tHirty1.
.-s s.it salI.r eafr IA ctesfs of tAa DON aata
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The United states surveying steamer Bbb, Boutes,
was at Port Royal June H. Ths following her ON.
--Commandsr Boutele; Executive Officer, Robert
Plat Psymsster John Bartlett; Watch Oncers, s.
Bradford, W. w. Harding @. W. Gookn; Engineers, W.
H. Napes and James smith.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

TIE FOURTH REGIMENT.
The following orders have been issued from this regi
ment-
HEADeuAnrrns. FounTs RrcgnEsr NJ. n g. $. ,Y
In somPsnes with division and brigade Grasrs this On
mand IN % fatigue dress so VII poeeea &C. 70 pn
thirty days The day Of departure Will be named in order,
epor. 70 Masis'ad q the division
uniforms, ovsaso. blankets. knaps,css. haysrsaeEs
%anas and The 9usr,srnsssT wil make rsan:en on the
DANIEL W. TELLER, Colonel Commanding.
THE ELEVENTH REG iMKkT.
The following order has been issued by the Colonel OF
this regiment
Rxepn.sr.L oRpxR--so. TO-:
HkADeuAKrsas, EhksESIn krcIMksT n. J. ,S:.. ~; e..
Pursuant to General Orders. No l. from division head
quarters this regiment viii assemble in fatigue uniform
at o'clock Precseiy a, the resimenssl arrnsry pro
Commandan:s companies viii forthwith make reqyis.
tions upon the resenta Lieutenant Lin
ammunition &C Issues upon such requisitions Will Dc
Resimensi nr Viii be formed in Second avenue right ON
Fourth street a. four O'clock s:ssy c u., +.
ana ds
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Colonel Ward Of the Twelfth, issued the following
In relation 70 the movement Of his co'nmand:-
GENERAL oRDERS-so IL
Nav YoaE. June 4, 1873 I,
5sS.:s ss.s 5 sssssss III
s! s % a 70. ps0a ser
.nds on Ts%rsay ss the rssmsatai armoy so
70 ssssss SsIo 1S s right wing in
'nc and the afternoon from is
a ssss.T%s: % y. Il
ti0ua n he
v"in,.s,. ,,,,, e rec.ivcd u, M mn tho
nanda nts viii us due care IN their secc,ion.
By MAJOR General sandord thai this Is lssai
BY orderof Colonel W: q. WARD.
RA'sSn % ffs .Dd as,,ps naaa
The following order hos bcon issued by Colonel Aspn.
"an- ors,x.. ororrs-so. q.
HKApouASrsns. Twnsrr srcospN G. G.s.N.Y,
r.. ..,. IN .,: NEW h,o ross; 1,,l June y! 1853
10 g =, cn tSrs n sor ia pre-
xS those member. = inc rss%sai and recruits ansqp
nave s psen reeves 10 e ~ cr s hrs
srce sppy of al at ilarisSarg the War Be-
had directed no Issues to be made excepting at that
reens cyerook ssc os ss & want o. cer
.sn,r a,n arrs sery;res !" we" " ''' ''s' ' wi
Men win supply themselves with two DAYS rations and
those unsupped with %gs s1srcss their nss
msscsss ny yy,s.hnr, w Ds e'"e' % sner
FieH and San wj report io The Coonel A hsse Rs.A
onarers Al nine cSck A. NJ 1Sf snd
fs ns.s viii VIII report % tls XaSssSs a. The same 6d
place. Ohlcers paesasc tined 70 one snan Tankl Ann
| O'Clock 4. n. ;. pr...,n, =, ~. ,-,,,..
Ihsss orue.s axasnn ~ Ms STATE are inneraiiys.
ana |. t duty Of every member OF the command 70 re-
Tue orders general referred 70 in Gene
raj Orders No 70 hs.ns been rasshsd ssl Cd In public prints
..n Soyhri LLoiO AsrAN" ALL.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

HAimEs' BLuFT, June IL 1858.
NO general attack from General Johnston s expected
for some days Firing continued upon vcksburg from
all sides There further demonstrations on the
Louisiana side.
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urookIyn nilitary rrovemsn,s.

No fernenu Icft yestcfdhy, 10 chsequfhcc ol necea
sary delay In procuring equipments kc but W day
viii ocralny the means ~ transportation do not
fss These ree ments are TIE twenty third, under
mfni q Coiorel William Ev~dc., Dr., and thu Friy-
lnandlns.
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N-WS fa0M WGkSBuHi.
TIE PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.
-,r,.,~~.,--~,,.-..:.,,,l,-~s So
The Strength of the Retels in
General Grants Rear.
>N--0>>~o>~~> >-s-.~~-.~
Destruction of Simmsport by the
Switzerland.
Tho River Clear Between Vicksburg
and Port Hudson,
AsY ks.. ~.

OmoKAsAw BAYOU, June 10. 1888
News from the front represent that our sogc works
being pushed close tho rebel lines several plics
collision is considered imminent Tue army in bot
tor spirits than any previous time. Tue rebels have
made their appearance within four mica
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1868.
NO ENEMY AT AQUA CgEEx.

WAsHNGros, June IL, 1858.
NO RNEMY AT AQUA CKEgx.
Advces to-day from Aqua Crock state that al the
stores aud the rolling stock OF the railroad have been
brought away. The rsbcis not yet shown them
selves in that vicinity and could do injury they
attempt It. The place will DO held long as't may
be deemed necessary advisable to DO So
ARRIVAL OF MAYOR LINCOLN, OF BOSTON.
Mayor Lincoln, os Boston, accompanied by the City
Treasurer OF that CITY, arrived at wiilaras tonight.
ARRIVAL OF SOLDIERS.
Several hundred soldiers came up tonight from Con.
yssscent camp who are 70 10 transferred 10 their rs
speolive corps
M NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Hitchcock has been ordered 10 ordnance
duty.
Commander G. II. Scott has been ordered to the CON-
mand OF the soop wachusett, at Philadelphia
Commander Foxa A. Parker has been ordered TO
special duty at the Washington Navy Yard
CAPTURE or BLOCKADE RUNNER.
The Navy Department Ia informed that the De Soto
captured the 10th the schooner Mssissppan, while
deavcring run the blockade on Mobile wieh one hun
dred and eighty bales Of cotton She had pa
pers coors but only permit to sail from " Buchanan
Admiral
The New York herald., 1863-06-18
THURSDA y. JUNE 1850 A. M
Retreat of the Rebels from
Chambersburg. e
-~-~~-~~~~~-~~>~~~~~>>---
Movements Of the Enemy in Mary
land,
&C.. &C.. 10.

HARRISBURG, IA. juno Isl 80 L. n.
The rebels under jenkins evacuated Chambsrsburg st
one o'clock to-day, taking the road 70 Hagerstown.
Tue authorities here in selegraphic eommuni
cation with Chambersburg.
During the stay of the rebels there all private property
respected except far horses and cattle and the
necessares OF life concerned.
Jacksons old DIVISION under Ewe reported 70 bs at
Hagerstown.
Information received BY the authorities late TO-
night that Imboden at Cumberland with two regi-
ments Of infantry and Of cavalry with artillery.
Wheeling may be their destination,
Troops for tho State arriving rapidly
despatch has been received Gctt sburg to tho
effect that resident OF the southern part OF Franklin
county states that Ewell Hagarsiown yesterday.
Another states that no Grcencaste this morning.
and has with him largo body Of infantry.
Reliable Information has reached here that the rebels
are now in force at Cumberland, Maryland.
company Of colored men arrived this evening from
Philadelphia. whose services were declined by Major
General Couch the ground authority mad been
granted War Department for the muster Of coiored
troops into the Of the United States for less
period than three years.
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wAsnmoros, June II, 1853.

WAnH0foH June IL, 1905.
The news from vicksburg for several days past has
been un,mpotant All the advices received represent
the siege progressing steadily aud everything going
we'll
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rsronef by the praopsi fssnss Of gnrof- snd Amer<s
1h,s ariele sdmlsd 10 - he standard pf~psfa
tyo al purposes oonn~rtsd wh the han n pf~srns
Its failing o. sfsdc.tss all dsndrun AZ ss<ts
The b~.ufi .onaities fts hsba,ua fesdrrs
or OIL pomstnbs any otbsr prrTsrsos quite
huops Sold ~ s drasxsts hrooshou The tniisd
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Eight Carries de Waite for -, or I'm
eauailed aud finish aTAIr corner Of CoeAudt aud
dream Wich streets
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Union Conve ntion in Ohio.
NOMINATION or CANDIDATES. FOR STATE OFFICERS.
CLsvHtASD, June II, 1858.
The Union Convention to-day at Columbus Is larges.
held In that city. The following n the ticket nom
nateds--
For Geronor--John Brough, OF Cuyahoga.
For LientsndM Gorernoy-Charies Anderson OF Hami.
ton.
For Anditoy-John u. Goldman, OF Marion.
For 7reosuer-G. volney Dorsey, OF Mann.
For SlTrcue JuJfe-H II. Hunier. OF Fairfield.
FIR Bard Of Pubiic Worts-John N. Barrier Of High
land.
The Convention very harmonlous aud enthusiastic
The following resolutions were passed
Resolved That the calanities OF the present rebellion
brought by nnhnca and secession which de
nouncs incompatible with the unity Integrity and
glory of the Tepubc
Rsssived That the should with the utmost visor
until the authority OF the
and the Old nag floats trum phsntly every STATE
Resolved. That lay aside prsere and
sdices and draw hasy line with those opposd
the sov~rnmenl
Resolved That eonhdng IN the honesty. patriotism and
Of the President pledge ourselves support
bim put down the rebellion.
Resolved. That Todd by hts honest and able
onca conduct deserves 70 receive The appreciation VI oil
loyal people.
Resolved. gratitude 10 due the soldiers and, symps
hiying with the army 10 s hsrfshps all lovers u the
Union will stand by and the disabled Tie fam
hes Of those wbo fall hghtns Tor their county
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SggBRAL ASSORTMENT Og BoOrs ssD sr0Ss
"A ~ ~ trat gsslty o. f,essts~ pff-s W fss~FF.
ssst YatA sfrss. ~ a. ~ fhrt s..u. e.sf tvrsiT
talgtk ursst W.. AntA. Assat
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Arrived.-The First Heated TerM" Of
the season having upon somewhat pectedly
and demand FOR KNoxs style OF Hats has
been the consequence They light elegant comfortable
becoming stylish and what IL OF eauA importanee cheap
You find the Hat want whatever style YOU al
feet KNOX q, 2ls Broadway corner OF Fulton street
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Bsgle's Bypsrtss Flusd Restores saa
errss~s Hoeis E~~trr Mar Dye bee, N rry
Be convinced ". BoULE, Bos,on. boid s.srywssrs.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Eight Cartes de yistte for One Dollar,
At BALCH Gallery, tSS Broadway rzad street
late Barclay and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Albums, PhotSgr phs and Carte de Wis
te, 81 per dozen csntbe beat at HOLMES ss Broad-
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

m. -. .as ss ss.ss.. ] .rs'. ~ z: ,, D'ss.:
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Besasisai Ces. es.pisItss.-Latrd's Bieea
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for aud D~saf,sng
The mpssiep and sam An Druggists and ts Bfosdsr
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Cast Iron, Wroughs Iron md Wire Rati-
ing HUTCHINSON wfCKERSHAM
80 Cana street. east OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

No More Grey HAIR or Bsidssss-Ce~-
saltaiion free By Ds. okAsDjEAs ts yesr' epostssi
sudyl. AstOr p'se~
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Hats.-Whise's spring styles or Hats
very attractive Dress Hats Soft Impeiial aud MIL
tary. Also Caps ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Great Straw Hat Festival.
GENIN. BIS BROADWAY.
81 The grr,, STRAW
HAT CARNIVAL.
0ENIN, SIS Broadway.
CHEAP - well AS FINE STRAW HATS nj the NAN.
0ENIN SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Royal Havana Lossery.-JO per cent
Premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highes,
rates paid Tor Douhoona aud all kons OF Gold aud silver
TAYLOR co. Bankers 10 Wall strest.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Sl0nts Elliptic l0ckstttch SeWtnl
Machue with tmsroycd brader Spccim OF work gver
oH BroadwAy
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Havana Maatec ado Ice Cream.
AT MAILLARD'S SALOON
GEL BROADWAY. between Houston aud BIceeksr streets
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P O S L S G r I P I

THURSDAY. JUNE 1850 A. M
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

tntNSAu, June IL, 1905.
Al public meeting In Montgomery county Indiana on
Saturday, . rcsolutios paBs % declaring that
rolmept u The militia IN that county should place.
committee vas zpposnted who waited tns cosnmis
soosr and rcd the resolution and notified him that
attempt 70 enrol would be at his peril The United states
narsbaI will arrest the paYts~s imuediately
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

CAUTION --rhe pianf-as Biiset R,d. "a .rrursi Z,
bY unt,si S,aies letter, ,..'rui
10 iaii.se o. use i TO- other puriose crin-
puashabe sh Cue aA impTis,an fagUcs waraes
OF the consequences Of 6nins emrty no,t,, wiu, auy
other MIXTURE. whether calling It Plantation Btera
W any We pay s.ry per d,fcn.
o. per gros- for ali eopy bottles delivered a.
factory ias Liberty street, thus removing slc-e ;gr s
norsuer
Any person preteaiing 70 acl Plantation BHers ia 5E
by the g,liou svindler sDf inposer We Nfh 'ny
in our regular bottles. .. besrng our private Uaed st.ess
and steel plate liable and signature.
p a. DRAKE 4 60,
sv Broadway krs vort
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Boys straw Hats.
MEN'S STRAW HATS,
LADIES STRAW HATS,
MisSEs STRAW HATS.
CHIIDRESs STRAW HATS
at the great Straw Hat furor
oESIs. si3 Broadway
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Hyatt's "a. H. sr Dowbie strength
LIFE BALSAM.
The most certain ~uraiye for RHEUMATISM,
sCROfULA. DYSPEPSIA
and diseases Of great mPafny
Only 10 be had al the principal d.pol
40 Grand street Si per bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

w. A. Bsteheior's HAIR Dys-The Bsse
the world. lnssntansous harmless and reliable so<A
BY al druggists and psramsrs Factory Al Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

Trassss.-Msssh - Co.'s Radical Csrs
Truss No 2 vessy street opposite chuFch No
ton .h soy eAer russ oaos Of the sAsss nsss rsnss
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Company d. - Cohen. Company Y. - Carr; Company
p nimond Company G. - Walton Company n
- Bicker; Company l, Troop Captain brown; ConpAay
X, - RushInore.
gHg TRSFH REGIMENT NEW y0RK vOLUksunss-ahHr
ING AT TIE hEBCBR HOUSE.
Colonel Bendix, formerly 10 command OF the Ieotn rcg
New York state Volunteers for period during W
two years campaign, called meeting Of the officers ana
members OF the regiment at tine Mercer House, wnlcn
took place yesterday afternoon Tho object was reol
ganizalion Of the reg for short service
the n,asoh OF the rebels Colonel Sndx stated the OBJ
graphed Governor Seymour asking him 10 accept the
regiment as militia organization General sadiord nhd
ntmated his Intention Of RECEIVING them as militia
Mr.. Waldo lIutchngs followed In some briel remarks
asking the men 10 Immediately join the ranks under their
gallant commander Colonel Bendix.
then taken in order 10 consult the men ~
70 their views IN the matter.
AM the Colonel Bendix stated that the men
were desious Of receiving bounties II bounties were
offered then e men who signed the rolls would not be
held should they decide upon not going out
One hundred names were then immediately attached 70
the rolls.
Major Missing, Lieutenant Murray and Captain Dim.
mick appointed 70 wait upon the Committee on Ma
tona Affairs in relation 70 the interests OF the regiment
The meeting soon after adjourned Colonel Bendx has
issued the following =
RETURNED VOLUNTEERS, RALLYi R4LLYi n RALLYiti
All members Of regiments who have bren in service and
months requested meet House
Boone and Mercer streets and enroll thef names where
ren'n a Ne or m arg d
vision. Col. j. K. BENDIX.
hs'ar h,sss : fol MIsSSsal I; v; hAHsHAl'
CAPT. Capt I. T. AosscEoP. Ii S
time and place.
THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
follovrin~ orders hava isaued from
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cOiLsEH
GsANgifED WHY
tks snd hasn hsffgT hes
gnslsod for h~ ssf Tfrfss~tse
esfisr. th.y f~s1iig ssAosi 10
70 rnllitafy vAFsilrfs th.r tnyelsstis.
yfss o. ~seA ssns ;, y>ss sn rs-ssig' Z
whsa~sai. ssf retsh ". " Ward.
wo VI pfns1.sy rs~ tsft.
Aga. -s.,.s xsv ys,s Ma skirts r.siY mate ss4 70
No ssars
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Company ID, - Cohen, Company u. - Carr; Company
p nimond Company G, - Walton; Company n,
- Bicker; Company !, Troop Captain Brown ConpAay
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Tan. FreekIes saiiownsss, Eraptto1s,
spes sp~cks and all shin Bcmsbss cnfed by GOUKAUD
Italian Sedsied soap fss Broadway near orssd street
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Color or the Eye-Biue, Black or Gray
Of eash and how modify chan
their coofs The rhysIools, Anatomy and rhy.ognom,
restraint direction choice OF Ayocaton Ac given In th,
PHRENOL00IcAL JOURNAL for June. Ten cens
FOWLER WELLS, 30s Broadway and by nrwsmcn.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-05-28
Ouispoken at Last.

The New York World has at last
given plain expression to its prefer
ence for the jeff Davis government
over that of Abraham Lincoln. In a
late article it boldly says:
1t can no longer be denied-it is
patent to the whole world-that the
superior men, morally and mentally,
are at the head of the wrong govern
ment and the wrong army.
To say that the men who head the
rebellion are "morally" superior to the
men who administer the lawful govern
ment of the United States, means that
the rebellion is no considerable crime.
The adjective "wrong" applied to the
government of Davis and his satellites,
is of course, an allusion to the locality
of it's sitting, Richmond not being the
established capital of the nation.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-05-28

The PENALTY OF DEALING IN BOGUS
CENTs.-A man named Miller has been
arrested in New Jersey, and bound over
to appear at the next term of the U. 5.
Circuit Court, for violating the second
section of an act of Congress to portect
postal currency, passed July 18th, 1852,
by dealing in the metal tokens which
are passed throughout the country as
pennies. The following is the section
referred to, and we commend it to the
perusal of those who are engaged in
circulating bogus change:
"From and after August 1st, 1862, no
private corporation, banking associa-
ton, firm or individual, shall make, is
sue, circulate or pay out any notes
check, memorandum, token, or other
obligation, for less sum than one dol
lar, intended to circulate as money, OF
to be received and issued in lieu thereof
of lawful money of the United States
and every person SO offending shall,
upon conviction thereof in any District
or Circuit Court of the United States,
be punished by fine not exceeding
$500, or by Imprisonment not exceed
ing six months, or both, at the option
of the Court"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-05-28
~ The managers of the Cope


@- The managers of the Copper
head demonstration at Indianapolis, do
not appear to be half so jubilant over
its results as the Union men. Although
the sentiment of its composers estimate
the crowd at rs, 900, there were not to
exceed 1000, the extra trains carry
ing less than 5000. Yet it contained
as much mean treason as ever went I'M
punished There was no enthusiasm,
and its object, if it had any, is regard
ed as failure. At least one-third of
those present were loyal and uncondi
tional Union men. When the question
was put on the adoption of the resolu-
tons, a loud and astoundingly strong
vote was heard, followed i'm
mediately by three cheers for Lincoln
and the CONSUMPTION act, and all of
them given with will and strength
that showed the kernel of loyalty that
butternut hull contained.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-05-28
NOTICE FOR JUNE 1868.

Late of Buffalo n Y, will will be for consultation
on diseases generally at
NILES, BOND HOUSE, DURING TUESDAY.
THE 23D OF JUNE.
KALAMAZOO, BURDICK HOUSE, on WE'D
NESDAY THE 24TH OF JUNE
1t will be remembered that Dr. Price has visited
Niles, Kalamazoo and the other places in our State
regularly every few weeks for the past two years
and will continue to do so. All persons unable to
visit him can receive his aid By addressing aletter
to his
~ Residence, Waukegan ILL.,, where allletters
should be sent. -&E
DIR. Price devotes his whole time to the cure of
SCR0FULA, RHEUMATISM, FITS. NERVOUS
MALADlES, FEMALE DIFFICULTIES, CON
SUMPTION, THROAT, LIVER, HEART KID
NEY AND ALL CHRONIC COMPLAINTS Our
practice founded on truth, seventeen years stand
ing differs from all others, trifing with human
existence, sacrificing life by experiments. We
know upon examination the cause of disease and
remedy needed to remove it, not by guessing. but
by knowledge. Nopoisons or harsh medicines to
injure the constitution, but mild and efficient No
making sick to make we'll, tearing down to build
up abandoning business or starving-no giving
encouragement without prospect, coming once
never to be seen again, but honest in dealings,
frank IN our opinions, moderate in our charges,
regular every few weeks in our visits. We invite
Investigation, claim not to know everything, to
cure everybody, do claim to reason and common
sense, and to cure nine out of ten said to be incur
able We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor. that respectable physician
hoasted and advertised medicines. and doctors up.
til worn out and discouraged to call upon us costs
notbing as consultation is free.
Dowayiac JAM 18th 1868. oct23 27-y1