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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06

House. nd vote at the wind.,w 81 ,,.,
misinners' otice. ."
The electors IF the w, 81 Ward of sa;5
ough vii! meet at the same place. and
at the winCnw IF the Sheriff. Office IN -
said Court House. and in said borough
Pursuant to the provisions nf nm ao,
Assembly. the Judges nf the aforesaid A.
triets shall respectfully take charge If ~
certificate If return Of the election nf ,ha;'
respective districts, and produce them =, :.
meeting nf one Judge from each diS,r,.,
the Court House. in Lpwistown. on the ,b;s1
day afte, the day of election. h,ing for ~,
present year Friday, the 5th dav Of AM.
next then and there to do and perform ,bs
duties required by law Of said Judges
Also. that where Judge hv sickness 81.
unavoidable accident. is unable tn at,r,d =.
such meeting Of Judges, then the certi6cs,s
or return, rs afnr>aid .hall he taken cb,rns
Of by one Of the Inspectors or Clerks If ,so
election of said District, who shall do oo5
pertn'm III" duties required Of said judge
unable to attend.
Also, by ti.e l7th section of said act il !.
enacted that when the qualified ynrary 8
more than one Ward. T"wnship or Distric,
meet at the same place t" hold their electnn
II shall he the duty of the respective .Jui,a.
Of said election districts. in addition To rbs
certificates required in the 10Th section #
this Act. to make out fair statement and Ger.
tfirate of all the votes which shall have bss,
then and there given for or against "a damerd.
ments. and one of said Judges shall take
charge of said certifrate. and also Of the s4s
eral certificates made out for each plpctoD
district, As before directed. and produce the
same at a meeting Of all the return Judges in
rhe county, in the manner prescribed in the
Ieth section of this Act
ID VI CONTNER, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Lewistnwn June 20, 1864
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Estate of Adam Brenemau deceased.

OflCE Is hereby gwen that letters tes
l. v tamrntary on the estate of Adam Bren
man. late nt Granville township. deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned, the
nrst named residing in said township, and
he latter In the borough of Lewistown All
'rrS"nS indebted TO said estate are requested
I" make immediate payment. and those bav
ing claims TO present them duly autheutica
'rd for settlement
FRANCES BRENEMAN. Executrix,
d W. WOODS. Executor
Jel5 Of Adam Breneman, decd.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Married.

On the 29th Juue. AT the residence Of Mr.
Cutman. hv Rev : J Hayes WILLIAM :
OAKS to Miss ANNIE NJ, SLOUGH, both
York county, Pa.
At the Lutheran parsonage. in this ri c'
N the 4th inst. by Rev II. Flick. GEE
W. LEAPER to Miss MARGARET Der
RYHILL. both of Lewisf"wn
On the 4th inst in Milroy, By Rev. F A
Fair. WILLIAM CASNER to Miss MARY
FERGUSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Estate of Franklin Caldwell. deceased

OllCE Is hereby gwen that letters les
= tamehtary on the estate Of Franklin
late of Granville wnship. MttHn
c""nty, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. residing in said township. All
"erS"ns indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment and thnsp hav.
ing claims to present them duly authentics
ted for settlement
SUSAN ISABELLA CALDWELL.
Jel0 Executrix
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Died.

In Levistown. on the Sd inst. HANNAH,
wife of Wm Crissman. aged 50 years and
9 months.
10 Granville township. on Friday last. lst
inst, CATHARINE. wife Of Jos. l. Langton,
esq. aged about G4 years.
In this place, on Saturday, Cd July, VIII
LIE. son of d. VI. Contner, esq aged q
manths
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
TWO BAY HORSES.
Estate of Alexander Mckee, deceased.

Office is hereby given that letters It's.
tamentary on the estate of Alexander
Mckee. late of Derry township, Mitflin co,
deceased. have been granted to the under.
igned, residing in said township. All per.
Ms indebted to said estate are requested to
ui:Ee immediate payment. and those having
''H'ms to present them duly authenticated
r settlement
MARY VI SHAW,
ELIZABETH B VI KEE.
js-S Executors
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Papers Lost,

a PAChAGE of papers was lost from
IA basket set in front of the driver of the
beiiefohte stage on the 10th May, consisting
OF commission as second Lieut.. in Co c,
l4Sth regiment, Pa Vol, and COMPANY
memorial. The papers it is supposed were
i"st between Freedom Forge and Lewistnwn.
A suitable reward will be paid for the return
OF said papers to the Gazette office. ie22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
Oils. Paints. &c,

w HiIE LEAD, Red Lead. Zinc. Venitan
he'd. and all other kinds of eolors. AL
SO; Llnseed Oil, Fish Oil, Coal Oil. &C., for
ss!e 81 j. B. SELHEIMER'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06

Lock Repairing, Pipe Laying,
Plumbing and White Smithing
INHE above branches of business will be
Ill promptly attended to on application at
the residence of the undersigned in Main
street, Lewistown.
jsnlO GEORGE MILLER
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
NOTICE

ESTRAT NOTICF
4 fAME to the premises uf the subscriber.
~ ia Oliver township, on Friday, the 24th
lay Of June,
TWO BAY HORSES.
about lG OF II years old, suppused tn have
uepn Gnyernm 1T Horses: the owner or own
RS are requested to come forward. prove
or"perty, pay charges and take them away
ther"ise they Will be disposed of as the law
directs.
SAMUEL MYERS, Sr.
McNeytown. June 30. ls64-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-06
A Joint Resolution Proposing
Certain Amendments to the
Constitution,

DE 1t reSotcsd by the Senate and House Of
ID Representatives Of the Commonwealth o.
Ienasyicalja in General assembly met, That
The following amendments he proposed to the
Constitution IF the Commonwealt',, in accor
dance with the provisions of the tenth article
thereof:
There shall be an additional section to the
third article of the Constitution, to be desig-
mated as section four. as follows
:" SECTION 1. Whenever any of the quaif.
ed electors of this Communicable shall be in
any actual military service, under a rpouisi
ton from the President of the United States.
ar by authority Of this Commonwealth. such
electors may exercise the right of suffrage in
all elections by the citizens. under such reg
ulations are. or shall be, prescribed bv
law, as fully as if they were present at their
usual place Of election"
SECTION 2. There shall be two additional
sections to the eleventh article of the Consti
tut on, to be designated as sections eight and
nine a. follows:
SECTION s No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature, containing more than one sub"
ject. which shall be clearly expressed in the
title. except appropriation bills.
SECTION 9. No bill shall be passed bv
the Legislature granting any powers or pri,.
liPges, that has been, or may hereafter be- con
terrrd upon the courts of this Common
wealth."
HENRY c. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House of Rep.
JOHN p PENNEY.
Spf aker Of the Senate.
Office of the SeC'y. OF the Commonwealth.
Harrisburg. april 25, 1864
Pennsylvania, IS:
| do certify that the fore
going is full true and correct
@SSy os;p" " oh fS the "'5oa 9Ts, a..t% kss
bly,, entitled &" 4 joint Rnsolu
tion proposing certain Amendments tn the
Constitution" as the same remains on file in
this office.
In testimony whereof | have herpunto set
my hand and caused the seal nf the Secre.
tary's office to be affixed, the dav and wear
above written. ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The above Resolution having been agreed
to by a majority of the members of each
House. at two successive sessions of the Gen
eral Assembly of this Commonwealth. the
proposed amendments will be submitted 70
the people, for their adoption or rejection. on
the FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST. in the
year If cur Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty four, In accordance with the nroyi
sions of the tenth article IF the Constitution
and the act entitled An Act prescribing
the time and manner of submitting +, the
people, for their approval and ratification or
rejection, the proposed amendments to the
Constitution" approved the twenty third
day of April, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty four.
ELI SLIFER
ma4 Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
FAMILY MARKRr REVIEW.

MRArs -Rosstina pieces OF beef, 26c a 600 per 10
porterhouss steak 2sc 32c srloiu 22c 2sc mutton
l0c PC lamb, 1sc 25c. veal 13o. s0c fresh pork
2oc 22c corned pork. 22c. 2sc bsms SMOKED, 22c
30c.i smoked bacon, 2tc. Csc sausages, lsc. 25c
ulps, 10c.
PoutTar CANE turkeys and chickens, l2c zoe
partridees 2s per pair prairie hens 81 81 70
per pair ducks 81 90 81 per pair; oanvass back es
~ per pair geese. lse 1sc. Per ib. roasting pigs
200 q 25c.
rnD -Flouudere, 1ec l2c. per ID. eels 15c zoe.
striped bass DO black fsh, i2c. 15c piks, 20c bad
dock, Sc. i2c. cod, l0c l2o salmon trout, 20c.
2sc holsters, &c. 1Oc; oysters, 20 - PER hundred
yEGErAsrSsrotatoos, 26c. 50c. per ba peck; sweet
potatoes 3Oc 40c tomatoes, 2oc 40c.; onons go
boc tornips, loo iSo. causinowsrs 26c q COO,
each cahbages 12c. $780,. liable celery per buncb 20c
parsniJs oc a I0c, per bunch.
MrscvriavKouH butter, 42c COO. rer ~; lard, In
lars 2sc CSC; cbecse, isc q 2sc maple sugar 25c
sse holcT. 6tt q iQc,
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ThibAf, DeC J--t r. NJ.
AsREs.-Recepts, 80 bbl-. Market dull ard no ominaL
BRrADsTrrrs-Reccpts, a. "a bbr nour e5 bags corn
meal, 20 200 bushels wheat, 2200 bushels corn co SOS
bushels OATS and 400 bushels barley Tho -four market
was very strong to day with brick and healthy homo
trade demand, particularly for the conmou grades Of
state, and also speculative inquiry. Sales 20 900
bbs state and Western, 500 sou'heyn and coo Cana
dian. In rye -four and meal there was oniya limited
business quotations, Corn meal steady with
small sales At previous prices. We c1otc:--
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

gusyp n xSxc csc chiefly tAa astse prses d.
RIO - lsc sd s2s bags do on psjvabs tsrus eqosee
Rio or1inary y fair, &c. 4exc good faire0 prime
d. AJ.sc g. hc., and fair TO - c3rsoss e. <c.
stock rec. o 1884, n first hauds 400 bag>Rie and
q rroS Tho market has IA advancing tendency and
the noted 10 last fully sustalued. The
demand principally from spinners with specu
sliye inquiry the sales reaching 600 bea We Quote
UplaNd. EtprtAa. Mo1ils. N. q q u
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

s,earses by the failure q the Secretary q she feoeu
sossposs p,as = remedy esIssing ed rapidly spsssA
,sssvab ~
n iuportasoas q dry gools a. this port during shs
vsk ssdinx Dsoember compare - follows with thsss
OF The week previous
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FrmAv, pss. e-e Pm
"a ro,d msrtes has ssea rather sessdy sn eAy. =
,n. s..os,,,on "a. shown IN sbe morusg % advances
sh, pr,o. su, rsmor 70 the sneo. that Sherman naa
reached Bul bay the Atlantic coast, soeesosr WIN
pressure Of oAsh sales Of soiA iowefee voc s'oH'
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

II Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company will
pay Sd OF January, quarterly dividend OF three dollars
per share. The transfer books will b. closcd Deccm
bcr "a
The New York and New Haven Railroad Company has
declared dividend OF three dollars free Of government
tax payable January s. to those who shall be stock
holders on the 2a.h day o! December instant.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chicu
Railroad for the eleven months ending November so,
.ou.,o,a &c fo,lo us NTH IsG9.-
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

-ihe waou market was lrmer With fair demand
Sao ~ Oov busah al t2 ~ 81 53 Tor amber Michigan
lnoualug .so ioads last evening at 81 as 81 5O),
W szb ~ % Tor winter red Western, and ~ 81 Tor
amocr hpIlls. rye was nominal Barley malt and
barley were quiet, with taes the latter OF 200 busn
ois stare AZ u 30. The corn MARKET continued In.
active. Western mxed was hed At 81 90 In store and
81 20 a6oat Small haes Jersey and yellow al sl 60 a
81 20, and old do. at ~. Also small reel or white
Southern at 81 TO- Oats cOntlnued active and prices
again higher. slles at Csc 81 FOR Canada and
Jersey, and 81 90 81 o8 for state and Western.
Bs1ys Market active ana sovancing; sales COO 600
bbls st a. 50 "a 20 for medium and 70 fur
CoFEr The activity and byeyancy which character.
izd The market Thursday stl continues, With TAR
DONATED 5acz having beyu made to.dey q 70 bags ia.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
0JR,MTERNAL AFFAmS
ANNUAL REPORT
-IEGLUIA0f THE or WaN
SECRETARY OF the lnTERlUR,
Ass &s.. ss
.rUIUTAor THs
DEpAR1ssSr or TIE MrxaIoa, I
WAsu,uaroy. Dec. s. 1854. /

=
rn.vs the honor TO submH Tor your Information and
me OF Congress the following synopss OF
re-us attained during past 10 those branches
ar the public servos which have oseu placed by law un
der tho supervision and control Of this department
From the foundation of the government 20 the present
time the MANAGEMENT and disposal OF the rEpic ianos
have engressed large share OF tho public attention
ths two thousand millions OF acres embraced 10 'ne
territorial extent Of United States one thousand four
hundred s1iilions belonged to the public domain.
NJ ,her,I po,icv 10 granting and selling landa about
OF this vast pAtrmony has been disposed of
leaving about ono Thousand millions Of acres sai the
rronsrv of ts government. About nefourth q e the
that have been by Congress relate TO the
public lands and the settlement OF tho and CLAIMS
derived from the governments which formerly mad ur
dictiou OF tho soil, . ,.rs,.t
som. periods Of our aAtioua history, considerabs
income 70 the treasury derived from sales, ana ~
others the cash receipts declined 70 sum but ss
ceeding the ctstof administering the land system Dsr
inc bs rt sixty years OF the present century the av
sra,a INCOME from sales was 60 and three quarter MIL
lions OF dollars per year the quantity disposed OF oy
sa,ss and for military bouotiss was foout Two hundred
and five millions OF acres
Duripr the las, ten years the income from lands was
less han during the preceding decade This was occa
stoned by the large quantities OF and-granted FOR ner
nal improvements and for military ana otuoI
which have competed, IN tho msrket Ianos y.
the Uaited States: and more Dy Tue ~
the Homestead law. under which large Quantities nave
been entered az nominal he annu' rece rom
ordinary sales years past have been q
For the year ending Juse 30, 1851 .$sSs oss
For the year ending June 80, 1852 i2s"4s
For thc wear ending June 80, 1S63.. loo ~
For the year ending June 80, 1864 oIS w!
The depressing Influences Ct civil war have been ss: o;
closed dam nsrste revival Of the annual demand Tor
the public lands particularly for settlement and cuiva
| tiop. et -. .xu. ,..A, I. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07

6ln CONGkEs IONAL DISTRICT.
.DorlAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ELIJAH WNLp
1ANsANA COW NHIns.
WAITER ". PRICE, Chairman.
JiNKs W.r.nN, SECRETARY.
hO3ALT gpsNf Sftn~ ro. 7.
pErEE n L',tR, Chairman.
Jou> P.bAW. S'''t''lV'
mozart toSVrrrfps 80.
IINArll > FLASH, Chairman.
Gto G. 6fNEL Stc.etAu.
'ofTtrty ooNNrNTfYN
BENJAMIN sllt Man, Chairman.
douS NotAS, rsc.rtaU.
80 aIAs '.No, Raj, a'cf-'iAN tNfor cut.
ADAM kN BLOCH, Chairman.
ADAM srrf 7VAtp, SpCiC;ary.
rnNoc..AIt, lH'kEos. ORC NNilN1toN.
JAMES !. CUONAN, Chairman
isaac e.. Srt..s -.ar,.. re- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
sOIs sal.n AH5s 'rU AUr.

cd 100 Will. GiY 4 NFW STORY
- IOO and "a. eat house AMI lot, "ith
t,Ut iuiG,1s dour. uu NANTES near tIn rA' -
since iorfi', to'Us to- ant the IurrhArcI. Alihy 10
l. fc' ABE, 18th ", AID eth ave, biopsyu. -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
Ayly SEy1ENcS.

T,AkN NJ , AMERICAN MusEoA'
rrrfE fNTrRr AIN,,f>fS DAILY
Al II a.. AMI ) and T.. O. ' .......>,,
- iHOft,s 500 q. b. i!.ld.ti.. IN I,,cz-
rENL,I.ii NSN Ulit'IN TRAINED boOtS
MORNING Az ENtNlN".
CONMgNONG y TT
in his W y Wiiu N,.'Ga;ious, ...,.,,.,g
AClNi NNI on SENICA INDIANS,
Compiisiry uuf Nutiois tnd S4nn.f
nom nd fNemAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
AisIsiNESS CHANCES.

EOE SALE-A RESTAURANT 6 LIQUOR
i lA.. rltlll -e.oiy reasons " re.iin', AIy Tor
ca +, 70 fOS TER IOPEk, sancs e., B.o"Elvh' -
nor SALE-A CANDI, TOY And GRO
i cery etotci Il. OF tho ivs stands m the cItF,
Lear q i4hiic Scloo, reason lor sClnng-ho ~ner
ca.no: attend TO u. Apgy lof olys ~ the rloIe,
49, second ivN fet ga and Zith .t.. -
$3.50 WLa I.,, BY q so, GOOD ,asop MILK
and sleigh, al comp etc, worth more than the money
Inquire at coal yard tH WsrhiDst on d, bet and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
DE1T'GS'aas1.

4 SET or TEETH MADE In 5 hOIEs,
"A eutile -htislMtlon .. W pay, At $40 9th a be-
To- cen 9lst lnd I'd r's Chc.h Light, durable sets,
with puLpoH to restOIe youth appearance. Also,
Ncrhied iV.cr rets, equal TO gold, At 341 9Th av.
Teeth ext actei without pan, Perfect pst.iaction
Elaiantecd. No advance required. All shonid eiIe
dii IA ~, botNeen 2l't Gnd I'D sts> call. 81
a NEW AND SUrLRIOR METHOD or
"A ins.r'ing partial aettr also light upper set- 1t
half the usual price, at ti5 sixth ave. Tech Led
2ltt md I'D rte. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07

w VI. ABBOTT, AlCT'R-O! flCE 1 EAST
w bgu9dWay sells on The day, u, Il O'Clock, the
tame building md stables on the l.cillllcs 20,
fzsheth IT. TO close thn csa't II Mr. Anthory Con.
nn' lee m iiirce -. For particulars, amply Ia L II.
III riley, Attorney, &c, Office u cry Hall Piacc.ilI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
Eth CUNGkESSIONAL pISTRICT.--JTu.
~ ihTlI AND tGrH WARTS
BEtl l.Ak DLMJCRAllC NOMINATION..
Tor tonrlcs.

SIH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. 18TH,
:, :th and 2l'. ward, Irmuiany, Mozart Ne.
I.elan Iiuhs aud German i0luiIr"oIs Only Demo
hhtIe cahGlia'e ior toirr"s = THOMAS !. BARR 823
DIH CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT, United
- l,mmany, Mekeon and Constitutional mon
koiniDaion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
n.t~T AND FOUND.

A BON FOUND IN BERGrN NOV. 1ST,
"A which Viii he gwen 70 the ovnsr By provius pu-
peIty a1 PAIN, he ii dor. inIuI" at the r"siionc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-16
From thcIIonston Telegraph Jnly sth.
TELEGRAP

few NV York papers were received last night
via the hlckn.c T. min -nrrcsting but IL"
la e: new. The Il IL wing summary is taken f,"m
Flakes Eiilctin.
Spirit If the New York papers Of Jane 22i.
The Wrld EXPRESSES the belief That Grant car.
no ahon 10 rrn ain long in front of Peter iabnrs h"
VIII tempt some 'mn"r nnt movt mrnt shortly. We
'av" In ofw!tat !ia n M "em 1T = in he in
vi, iheLieut Gen. licu with Admiral Lee on Mon
dr, Tat /" Il Il, Ir rc ion of Fort Darling Hs
I'll key" Rchm wafer. The Prrsi'i NJ 81 ems
anXiou, il IL bc true that lac has gone down 10 visit
Gen. Cant The demand for tn" surrender Of the
town. Pet. rsburg,) its refusal, and the subsequent
shcllinl of the place. does not necessarily indicate
intentin to continue the bomar'm"n, bnt merely
fcinto cover some fresh strategic movement The
lines othc two armies are close thui the d AL
wunld hccu left unhuried aud the wound d un-
cared had II ut been for cessation OF h"siili-
ties oiSnnlay by mutual consent for the purpose OF
pe .'orning this duy. l....
ThcIIcraM thinks the situation is encouraging.
c.. told will probably operate from Bcrmu-
da III,dred in such a way compel Lee IL elect
whpiIcr he will hold Rchm'nd or retsr-buIg. II
he chooses to hold Petersburg. Il h. choose I" hold
Petersburg, as h, Irubahly will, the editor believes
il viii take every man he command TO Ito it.
Md As Ss Giant "a! Sa1 l"n n ;%zr Ri%n IT,,
soutl o Pccrsbnrg shut up ie' in hat place ef-
fcctuily as Lee would have been shut ur in Rich
moii If Petersburg were IN Grants posses ion.
III Sun expresses ths opinion Ihaj Petersburg will
be crried by Hank movement. that will isolate II
fron the Con esc crate Amy and capital, rather than
by idircct assault.
Th. country II reasons Is favorable iur the diSlN
of Gci. CIR tnts peculiar strategy and the cliincrs
ihat We shall soon h-ar ola grand dankina nave
meat IN the right ih the dirccii,n of Bermuda IiEn-
dIcis, in place Of the lrft rs heretuE,rc. o..
CAMDEN, July s.
Thefollowing from ST. Louis Republican uf 9Th.
ThcNew York Hcrald's correspondent gives an ar-
count II the ieit Of he second and 9Th corps the
2st ofJune in front or Petersburg, and captured six
ba teIirs Of artillery.
fhe Federal loss not given. hut mnst haze been
voy great. Gen. Hill c.mmandud our E,rcps.-Ah
q he raj b~f, zl,trg
ara Richmond was repnlscd handsomely. Very heavy
shrmishing up to the 2Gih.
An attack on Lynchburg n signal failure, and
Twas rumored that Hunter di~asiriOusly defea
~: binc,'ln was still with the army arbitrator
etween GRANT and Butler for the arrest Of Gen. Gill;
bore by Butler. --
Ihr correspondent hints that Grant Is establishing
!. new oase al Bermuda Hundred. The chi Rg, Dcm-
-, :, convention Is postponed to the 3Oth August.
'o'u @io ~ New York. III A.
SnREvErnRr. Jg,y 7.
;s o.- Louis Republican Of the 2slh las been ro-
freo ~ ~ Gensksyant beaaqtartrrs
zen Grant has f,llehFi-ack 20 Bermuda Hzndreds
where he is saiTenching.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-16
pIED-At Plano. Collin couutr. Tr,s.. on

DlED-At Piano. Collin county, TrXss, Il =
hth al II 4, Of Typhoid F-'"r, BLi.LIAEl, :,
Il tighter ~: MoiLIE T. and MAJ. !. q. NAsUs, aged
ears 10 mon hs and H. days Parents uiuuTn not,
il is Gud that has Lerrft you; lie all your
Iuys heal.
Early vert Il taken, rrll in thy fair and glorious
prime,
Era the bees have ceased to fliurmur through the
umbrage of The lime;
BEds were ho"ming, flowers were blooming, birds
were singing OIL the tree,
Every Thing bI light aud gl"a Ing when ,he An
gels came for thee
Death h.d laid aside his terror, aLd he found the
calm and mild,
Lying in The rols's Il whteness, OH IN pure and
stainless child
Hardly had the tain violet spread ts blossoms
The sod,
Ere they laid their turf above thee, and thy spirit
SCARED to God.
Early vert thou taken, Bell, and We know tits vain
Tears of mine never wake thse, from thy sad
sad aud silent sleep;
Oh, away my thoughts 'arthward, not asleep, my
lONr, art tliOu,
DIV ling in The land Of joy. with The saints and an
gels nov.
w-er, ,r u ough the fatal arrow rHnkles more than
words nlis tell, go
Unto thee is all the sorrow tears shall never more
bedew tbsm;
sr-er8 the brttrr land witb the mi. one lii we'll
Wien on es'.t can blight end dir. Jesus isse. ii :
tslne 20 him. -
~ cLEMNIE weooo.