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from the East
Passengers and Families moving West, can EN-
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penses Of other routes. u These Steamers have
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A thorough rebuilding, retttng. repairing ana
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line make this now the most comfortable. pleasant.
economical and expeditions route 70 the 'H1hI
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HARRIsBURG. Pa. July l

Gen. Couch has removed his headquarters
to this city from Chambersburg. 1t is evil
dent that there is a large force of rebels
near Hagarstown. Prisoners say that
the raid is for provisions as well as horses,
and is headed by Gen. Lee, and that the
force is composed of Ewell's and
Longstreet's corps that they will invade
Pennsylvania and other States; also that they
will capture Baltimore and Washington and
do other great things.
Beauregard is left in command at Peters
burg with sufficient force TO hold Gen.
Grant in check, till all this is accomplished.
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The I"LtD,'s correspondent of the coast
of Texas say. The Granite City and Wave
were only captured by the rebels after the
most PERSISTENT defence
lu>,'..i of Mr.. Sturgis of the New Lon
don being killed il was Mr. jackson, Execu-
tive officer. The pilots and boats crew Of
the New London Were captured. Oar killed
aud wounded amount to about 80. those of
the r,r.l- about 2n
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New YORK, July :.
Gold sold To-day from 30 to POS.
New NoRK. July

NEW YORK, July :.
The Heraid'S letter from the 18th Corps.
dated July %, SAYS: To-day we saw one OF
tie most exciting artillery battles of the war.
After two hours cannonading the rebel bat
teries were completely silenced and the gun
ners driven off.
The rebels opened again at p. NJ fierce
ly, and soon the enemy's line of works was
enveloped in a continuous cloud of dust. caus-
ed by our shells.
The rebel gunners were seen running to
the rear to places Of safety.
After two hours more fighting every rebel
battery was silenced. Our batteries have
been placed with great skill 50 that at any
moment they can concentrate on any given
point. Our bomhardment Of Petersbur, is
steadily doing its work. numbers of build
lngs having already been destroyed
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NV NoEk. JnIv

The Hf5'ds Washington dispatch says
fNi.h-r.nding the Wild reports. it is learned
that IHr ."5cls burned only one important
h.i''ec vc~t Of Harper, Ferry at Pattcr~on's
trccA
''.N. 'urtin autographed that 20. 900 reb-
els had ,lu>scd at Point of Rocks. when the
train .Ivm here have run to-day regularly 70
and beyond that point.
lH' Ner says Hunter has joined Sigcl and
viii -,Hi make short work OF the raiders.
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kANGnR NJ In.

c.. \, State Guard has been ordered to
garrison Fort McClary with I03 men
Among the privatcS was Vice President
llamlin
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1t Is reported call under the new law
viii soon appear, for at least halfa million Of
men, of whom it is expected not more than
POO, 900 viii be required to be drafted, the
balance being supplied by volunteers within
the fifty DAYS allowed
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al Ninooski Fails and Ladies' who have anything
they wish Dyed or Cleaned and made 60 look as
Good as New, viii de vall % call Slis. Cotton, ~
Wooden Dresses, OF Siaris, Colorel, Cle4nsli ind
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or color. Wooden or .ttoa aru can bed yei random
or self colOrs.
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Il j. rFn.nrcI that the enemy are in large
force un ihis side Of the Potomac some
estimate their number at $4,000. hut the
rrpur; Is I,ubtful
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And for sale by all Druggists.
January lst. WIN
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following is from your special cores
mt with the army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
THE REBEL RAID.

The streets and newspapers are filled with
reports about the rebel raid, the proportions
OF winch have been greatly magniied. Even
zen. Sigel does not estimate the numbers Of
the enemy more than 1000, and Gen. Hunt
cr J, in a position where the rebels viii soon
hear from him. of the Treasury excursion
iste, who yentured up the canal in a steam
boat on the 4th OF July, one was shot and one
captured. Al the rest are believed TO have
escaped.
The new Tax Bill went into effect on the
first Of July having been signed by the Pres
ident late in the evening OF June 30. The
President signed all the bills presented to him,
including that repeating the Fugitive Slave
Law except the Davis reconstruction bill
which he failed to sign.
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INV 1ORki July I.
The Worfs Washington dispatch says
Gen. Wilson's losses have been greatly exag-
gerated
The Triblme's Washington dispatch saws /:
Petersburg is now covered by over 100 of
our guns, and were Gen. Grant to give the
word Its destruction would be the work of
but few hours
The Tribuae's despatch dated Monocacy.
July 9th says Gems. Wallace, TYLER and
Howe are here preparing for an emergency.
\ party Of rebel cavalry were driven back
near Frederick to-day.
Gen. Sigel reports that the whole rebel
force Is 1000.
The Iribune's Harrisburg despatch Of the
9th says Official information received
shows that Gen Grant has notified the War
Department that a large portion Of the
rebel army had left his immediate front and
that "a large portion Of Gen. Hunters force
had reached Parkersburg on their way East
Gh, advance will reach Cumberland to-mor-
row morning.
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News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, July 6.


The following is from your special cores
pendent with the army.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroxAc !
July I, Q P. NJ.
The National Anniversary was the great
ct day yet seen by this army since it reached
the front Of Petersburgh. Hardly a shot
was fired by the pickets on either side The
fleet fired National Salute at noon but no
formal celebration took place in the army.
Officers and men however being well sup
piled with necessaries and even the luxuries
OF life made the best of the day among
themselves. Admiral Porter is here on leave
OF absence from his squadron. Capt. Pen
mock Is Acting Admiral in his absence.
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n Agency for Burlington AZ the " EEE-Hfi.E
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W. APPLETON.
Vow IsHe Enmee.

HOST respectfully informs .le iuhah.t4ut.of PURE
VI lin9ton and vicinity Jhat he has established 60
, 1864-10-20

ToEmeslg q James aar:lt41 cns ors Hogs. street,
rev ~ Csn.. Le.. e.tA bhsn.d ID lR51, no parma:
9eEtay aoe.tea y ss K.nco phsuett chi:sEo, Illinois,
SpecasNk IN the S-e4tHen. Of Id CHRo fc. MgRou
31A1. EcEcFut1cs and VII kinds OF 5L4oop AEp GEIE
DItkAtY3 Nd D1sokDERs. or 4 CoS1Ao1oCs yEXK.
aHAL CLAfAcTERs crrca then w1:hoat tes0rttnc to
as[cQTy lontpxs eurAteu. aTs-ntc CT Apy p-.son.
hnMt rsa I'd blood po ort.
OE6Aflc WzAESEts. such RS se1ltts' Weatnees,
Noctuft ii nut DrE-A! E 4 es!1ns, nEnuch. on By
snnIs q .te gysstm eal1g nsitc1ettort. sxcess Or
3nt4ueo he eClt3r:!y. oauEE ioss .! MernGfy.
1nsion. pre- tien. d4mnes.h o:te t1aea trtaslty.
Mtn nes cepn-sbls y NJ Q! ay:1n-o9e treated xnd
Ia0.cAlls cnft r. S. fLB1!h!e fh.i, .ayirK noocn
lime snl e1perae: Glee: GouoFfhe1. .rr1ctnFe. and
81 dlk pr cpsr to The 81, CT P.sE.e NATURE
RADICAL. CE cd.
Old ta=ases Ct the MosT Ho2c1eLE ASS,
where tse tloo1 tat te:- n: ro!:ont1 pror CcipE
bo'chss 81 tne face e al wstcsy L12fets. pasns ID
the htao &C Eonte. refr4 Il r-Ls. ute, lrbs alA
bcdy. fc:osua, together with e1tlcss number Of
SuderfnEe.
Dr: JAss j. seroumt-d~t hy th: mes. gene-slls Of
che 6orsh. tte ms:icAi f-cnity. and p-oiessnT. OF
medical lleEea. etc- T.c:e tficte1 snpuid sppIY
1n,ne 9ta,.:. aad b cured these horrible d.e4ses
RemH b.r. Dr.. JAN e. Ofl:a En1 P4tt.fs are at Be
Rans o,cn .hctween s1s:. art psa-bora 81 ee:s.
0meo cper t1om A. H. u:tl P. u. ConsnltA.ioas
EGQu1entsal. CclHp33I.3Eia
, 1864-10-20

Inne, too, Dodd. Grand Commander Of the or ,ea
the v'sws oi bis ehef, Vsliandigh gh.n, ana aoop.ns
"He {yalIandisbsm5} Judges that the Washington
power Wit not Yield up It's power until 1t is take
trom @ s9em BY an tndiGnaat peop-e, BY foree q
Such, then are the written principles OF the or.
oef, n which the ncophyta IL Instructed aud
Rnicn ne y sworn to cherish ard observe IS his
rue o. 1et19n. wheo. with tha arms placed In his
throw Of his Gorerf ment. This decllsat1ea-
first, o1 the absolute 1tsht of slavery secopd, OF
nss h;!d e s ahy snd the sht Of secession
tatsd aa,hoHty on the part Of the dlsadecsed aud
tas alslosat whenever theif ambition may prompt
mem 10 5ev3ltnicn-ia but an assertion Of that
a!oom!naole theory whlchr from tts hfst enuncta-
tion, served a. u1etext for conspiracy after cor
ep'racy AGAINST the Goyerpmen. or the part OF
soa.aefa traitors, until their det:stable plotting
eliminated In open rebellion and bloody civil waf.
Whas more appropriate nane therefore, to ba
CON n9ntcated as password to the new member
, npon- his e. aIst admission to the secrets OF The
ofoef coulo hare been conceived, than that which
was actually adopted-that OF Calhoun pa
man who, baf1ed tn bis lrat for power, With
sseathing sea tseh tn.ned upon The .ha:
country thst had borne him, and down to the very
Close Of bis teveFed iiie labored necessarily to
scatter far and wide The sesds of that poison Of
pierce and tesr rs are Of the tree he planted.
Attorney General Holt then proceeds to
give the specific purposes and operations of
the traitors, and the tcstlmony IN brief
showing that they are as follows:
l. Aiding soldiers to desert and harborirg
and rotectipg deserters.
2. Discorraging en1istments md resisting
the draft.
8. Circulation Of disloJal and treasonah1e
publications.
4. Communicating with and giving intel
1fgerce to the enemy.
8. Aiding the enemy by recruiting for
them or assisting them to recruit within our
linee.
@. Furnishing the rebels with arms, ammu.
milton, &c.
z, Cooperating with the enemy In raids
and ipyaEions.
s. Destruction of Government property.
8. Destruction Of private property and per-
secutIGn Of Union men.
10. Assassination and murder
H. Establishment of q Northwestern Con
federacy- =
Hit concludes By giving descriptive clas.
Of the witnesses aud the character
Of their testimony. The Witnesses are:
!. sbrcwd and intelligent detectives, some
# whom have by their skill Ia the pursuit Of |
heir calling succeeded In being appointed |
q b,sh offices In the order, giving them full
ABILITIES for knowing the whole trntl.
2. Rebel officers and soldiers.
s. Our regular army scouts,
4. Citizen prisoners.
S. Members Of the order.
9. Officers Of the order Of high rank.
2. DeseIters from our army under the In.
uence Of the order.
8. Writers Of anonymous Communications
orTobCrated.
8. Witnesses before grand jurIes.
The whole document Is Of so much In
ostance in the present political condition
the country, that We shall publish the re-
.ntnder OF 1t tomorrow,
, 1864-10-20
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, 1864-10-20
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tGng 'nritea 70 Eest At the Sherman Hcnse Ia Cki.
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IS 70 p1oteet shelE i.teres1a general attsu
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, 1864-10-20

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, 1864-10-20

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oTqasf r. a1s .ne ~ r. g. so:o nt nada pr ion.
p r,se :asgsedon By competent skens appointed
Each bid III to in dup!.c t. and accouo.asd py
tne wra,en sasrantsa Ct I. least xno "a Eut Re.
bonds vth tbs pfapcser should his bid % accepted:
sneh polcsais and guarantee 30 Ia tbs form piet
scsoer and which can % cntained On application 70
niddt Eust be present At the time Of the opening
e. p1opssss . y tinlt5 taelr acceptance q tseT
1Ho q EoIe 6lcs from ths aalo party vii e,su-s
Al .11ornal BINS viii % rejected. The undersigned
bids X teaLed unreasonable.
Psyn. nts Will be maos monthly upd1 the pt.salts-
uou II Inspection ceff1nc8ts accompanied By the re.
ceipt % tie 1ecetEEg ctctr. IN checks raysbie In
eertcafPe Of tDdtetedneet CT ID such fands a. may
Al r1ocoIsE mutt De enclosed Il seslod envaopss.
erdortd FEopcssa tcr Forage a1a strAv," and d.
tectet1to the undersyned. ia POTTER
, 1864-10-20
E}r. Rnn1sa Sner1Hc.

Ihe ol1est and most reusoie medicine for the
OF 6pa9m-Iorha4, 6am1sai ". 6kntss. Los ut Power
DC This E.edicNe bAs stood test oi thirty Yesrs
and h.a tl4ays proved = 9ncctta.
DR. Be EnS spEclff;1 II e1h.bited n the form Of
pulls. made up Of enbftantes that have 4 8peclnc at.
3ect rpor ttc esneratve orxsns. Aos. persons xsso
Clate the aae2 OF opesauo b upon the bowels fro \
rot 1ntnn atd at ~ evacos.,ng medicine IL meaiti
nal ytItu *'e expende1 entirely rpoa the impaired
fns 49, 80 n.ry ps!sons maincate tasu With i'm
would &1wAya rteoEme ID - ~ orc&3x the speed.esf
way 70 get the effect of the remedy
fTtce &rer b.x. OF s.x boxes for Is Sold By Drug
EiHtA eYeEJ *Uf1n.
JE0. ]. KRONER. Eholess1s Agent,
;4:s Cht!.ru: street. Fhlla1.1phla. Pa.
, 1864-10-20

cena ne-ttal Physician tfofnsrls OF. Lou:s Ko.o
EAn % csSa1f1ed Ut ha once, lay Aouth Clark street.
@ E1sTes1; . Monroe Gh,esto H. h.I 9:oek ron ths
PItyate snd delicate nsturH N no:t fe1es which he
1rSea Urn unnsrs l:lec gu cess. Ecors separate.
EnefG Ladies and o. u.ltWtE c4n cou ut Tho Doctor
Wtto ths 6'r1ctset prTacJ,, Dscn hour f.on 4. "
g sE: eu.day1 20 to Il L ii. CoGmnricsuo{is
Gonn1ehlA. Consu.Anos trts- Adde'S fosl Otncs
BeAlrh. " ~ ~3 ~
tTnn the DoEtor'a lang experience In Hospital a.t
private he Il shie TO perform. AID Ei co IT.
nntee. Ieect cr1et eI1 Chrpt.c D4tase1 IN the.r
mort seyee Ard comttca*ec Stages. II : var lhvF.
Tina. FitHcns the use nf AetcQIy.
Young MeE Eu6e1tEE trol rat so1se Rrs icy!ted to
eau perfect cq7e ra-:a-t.d. Fsr sic 1ryesulsfi-
Gs1 etteEoAn- o1 Put.rtg, Aenftruztaon or pttsors
haT1nx hEF osztfucdcns 10 marriage should esl at
oprs sno be cu-sc. 5es: OF city references as 10
AOluty Ana l0cCs9t. kE2S "a 3itis
, 1864-10-20
tllsurdltfE.
EJRUCKLYH
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Montague st.. near Court. BreoAklye.
II. T., and I28 Broad why, NY.
Western Agency, 81 Warrington E., Chicago.
CAtu ChPITAL.......,.......
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Tho D!ec.o.s o{ tnl1 sonnd sad ra1isbe InGt:utlon
xre COMPOSED Of the 1LQst 81 .sk4n:lk naL!zan1 vi
Brocsiyn A.u New York. E1.:n iE:uccr Is a:e
nel ID ~ those knR LIE I14uras By this Com
pkny. C6k1a31A0 n. UUx;E. President
KIcua xn q. H4EplxG, Se-retary.
VIZ. y. .G0LiiEEADX.G GsaArsl AEent,
II ~EEhln1 tpE Etront, Eh cnEo.
Dr.: A. = a. RAHx, AadicAl Rxam!nr1s.
6.-8otctal fEentl Avoo,n'ed II the principal
toNJs Ii Lam 5tk Appllca.o saond be made 70 tnr
Gen61A' Agent. With teftstaee, IN Chicago.
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