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MArcHEs.-As every box or bunch
of matches will have to be stamped on
and after the lst of September, we
recommend our readers to purchase a
supply previous to that time. They
ought however to be put away with
care, in a dry place, and secured
in a box so as to prevent rats or mice
from nibbling at the paper covering
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-24

NVsPtCJIuIIy sWNTnITIeI.
}. A. MATHEWS,
GEO. BLYMYER.
u. d. MUTTHERSBOUGH
JOHN SWAN.
GEO. W. ELDER.
Committee.
, 1864-06-04
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JONE 4, 1864.

\. ooa dou.r and Ann +hot +in,a onc ao1
te1aea ana +stt1 ~ -anca. ~ Seu ~.
~ rne,,,. eod tnV -,or -. 800
s--cvnH rcoian. 4bs rosf - n,haPre ~ n.,-,s
nG,s ~ ~ thei, rs9 ~ cant
IN nhe Inc foEm oaednt q mmfEy: ,.,..a ,.: ~ N
ne amendment Was rejected bs 7ote of 10
70 -.
1ne eenate a. ~ .clocA ao]oafneo'
HOUSE. -.
1r. WAsmsaros. Jqne ., 1874.
Elections, reported resolution allowing mileage
and eaiary 10 M. HcHanry Of KentucW. ard NJ.
Eireh Of Missouri, Who unsnccessfa'ly contacted ts
time the House decided the question.
resolrtiop Wes tsb1ed" "a to5s' - 1'''' 'A'
an additional inspector Of stesmboats 10 m tho Mem:
brings the smaller clsssee OF vessels under tho
steamboat law.
liz. STEVENS, of Pa., reported hill making
appropriations for eundry civil expenditures.
the law e7aaRtipg R alternsta sections Of i.ud to
M,cbioan n si IN the consfruction nf certafn mi.
1os3a - -" 49, '0~ ~ vi ALL"
~ ~ ~, hodEs ain. VEIL irao &oe 'af1a'
W. ~ 1ro,s ansr ca+ss efaSt cauts ,,a+.,d ~
tz!e'.e csnts ner csan seu'' u1'@'ao u
N nsr1s " ths XII IL .,t. crt n, +a lar =,
niu 3rsteaS ~ frnm M an1 sifee iats on |'o lot "
Ono Of the proy.siona of the finnor section WAS
amended 10 Fedd IA follows:
ssIhat ali mutations Of brandy, OF spirits. or Of
wines imported By any name whatever, sha7t be
frbject to the hi.kcst rate Of duty provided for
genuine kElccs respectively intended to be repre-
elntcd, and In no case ics6 than ono dollar per
gallon.
Str. JAS. g. ALLEN. Of H.. moved to. reduce
the duty on wood screws, md spoke Of The bonus
Which Eas thus to be given to a monopoly
Mr. MORRiLL, ofVt.. explained thatno higher
duty than ts at present paid Is designed on thosa
Mr. ALLENS amendment was rejected
NJ. +. WOOD, OF n. T., offered an amendment
taxing indigo. dse woods and a.adder 30 psr cent
I'd valorem, as the cotton manufacturers use these
articles Tree from tax. He proposed By this mo-
Ton 10 add eeyesal millions Per aunnu to tbs
revenue.
mir. mohRlLL. OF VIZ said tats amenameat
came from quarter which womb etri&e dowa
every manufacturing interest, and should not be
adopted.
The amendment was rejected.
The pfovfso OF the wool tax section wa8 amend
ed 20 as to read That wool which shall b. lncreas-
ed In value By bong secured Or ceansed shall paY
In addition to the duties herein provided. double
toe anngnt ol snch dntiee.
Mr. bRoohs moved TO reaoce theltaEM on tap-
fstry corpcte. TO &c per s4pnfe ya5u. me manu-
iactnre in tho county, Ii In too hanos OF Two or
three !nanG3aStqrers.
Mr. MokhlLL replied tnat. up 10 Fecent Pe1iod
tne Ametlcan nanuiactu.telS aia not naAe oOt-
, 1864-06-04

is reported that :Fltzhugh Lcel and 500 OF his
command we're captured Last night bile attempt
Ing to make a raid III the direction Of White
House Gtneral Smiths forces Enado the capture.
No later news from Grant
NEW YoRk, June s-TheNe York z5t1ast's
correspondent with Gen. Butler says: When or.
de:s were received 10 eeud 1clnforcements to Gen.
Grant, poutoon had been laid across the Apo
matto1, and Buler's rncn we1e to march that night
to attack Petersburg but were ordered to march tn
another direction.
Information furnished By deecrters and prisoners
ehows that eEery thing that can be spared has been
sent to about Is 100 troops are located at Pet
ershurg, IN our front, and in the defenses around
Richmond On the aouth eide.
WHITE HocsE, Va, May 80, "A citizen who has
managed ate! two Xears service In the re5s army
to escape further military serEice, says that Il er
Lee learned that We we're crossing the Pamnnkey.
at Old Hanoycrtown, be hurried all bis troops
down to oppose ue, but was little too late, as Was
demonstrated by .helr cavalry repnlse on Saturday
he alto asserts that Lee will hare united force Of
II, ,00U men for the defense Of Richmond, and ret
thinks his troops Will rot dght with their wonted
teuacty, on aecount OF growing lack Of conf
dence In the SUCCESS ofthefr cause.
Ou1 supply trains arc beginning to reach camp
tonight, and our boys, with exhausted rations,
arc replenlehius their stores and their determined
, 1864-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The President. in re-
eponee to On inquiry, today Bcot to the Senate all
the papers in the ArEuelteB caae on file III the
State Department, and also letter Of Secretary
seward, in which the letter ssys: BIZ the act Of
Congress- Of May is. 1sao, the African e3ave trade
Ii declared to be piracy; and BY the treaty Of 1872
With Great Britain. 1t 10 stipulated thnt they will
invite and urge upon ali PoWetA the propriety and
duty OF etectnal3y and at once and forever closing
ali African s.2ye n.arkets." The Secretary says: ::
.sThcre being no treaty OF cxhAdition between the
Tnlted statcs and Spain. nor nny act OF Congress-
directing how fueirives from Justice In the Spanish
doIniuionE ehall be delivered up. tho eStradltton
IN the ArEnel}ee cage is understood By the StAte
Department to la. been made in virtue ofthe 1aw
Of Estions and the Constitution OF the United
Statee. Although there le conflict Of authorities
concerning the cxpeafepcy Of exercising comfy
towards foreign Government BY surTenderiug at
It's request one nf 3ts Own. subjects charged with
The commission OF crime within Its territory, and
although it r1sy be conceded that there Is no NJ.
tiopnl ob}}0ation to make tncl a surrender upon d
demand therefor, unless it fs acknowledged bs
treaty cE statute, yet nation Is uercr bound to
offenders against the human race; and It is be
ieved that Hin any case the comfy con1d Wit:
propriety he rsctised the one which Is underatoot
ia have ca11ed forth the resolution nf inquiry o
tho Senate furnished Just occasion Tor Its e1e1
ciee."
Our Consul At Havana wrote to Secretary Sew
md. on May o. that On the arrival OF Arsucnes b.
Vac Immediately lodged in jail. and the He1
morning Was conveyed to Moro Castle. Thete
sttu remained.
, 1864-06-04

SENATE.

w,e-.-,-a-,,r 1,,n., 1co4
-. 'n wv oe"e - 1o'.,
Ihe 9,ll 70 pay Hisconan nV9 per eent on me
eaIes oi hef 1eeetfeo A1nas' was "scuSsen "ltoous
fes4n: .nr-u.,
Mr. noMAED o. alcn, 1spo,.Ga ts 2. oack ilom the
act to facilitate Y commerce between the ATLANTIC
an ameudment
Ihe lntcI9a: revenue Dill #ns tne4 ta1en up, ano
S9ftote Tefoal amendments o1 III. do"e "eso
acoptcd.
NJ. noWE o. We, oaesea Fao1s r., aanoo me- u,
which etf,kcs out tho proyisioa fos o. Cashier Of
Internal i;esenue at salary q PeE annuni'
The various anendments auopsGo nase tne e1est g
70 t3se i9e sonoi ~ o. n1 " fnta,ns Regc ~
tae naLue @ ~ III T., ~ t,5s ~ tto acr-atnrI9. ri
HIe 5uu P!ases ~ III t1o AaA@' - NV D'-Ae' 01
ne e. lTcae T1sHE n Naw uar,nsh,ze moved the fol-
oG!ng Haaa =, nras s,Y ao,inra nT,; mt over
,tca. e!alia gia-. ~ 4,nrs.1, q nrr thnnsnnd.
* aea ;ra1 H. ~ nve- Xix nr.i aot oTer en-
PEI nnoass E.i1.s a, ove, een and mt oyor s45
~ ~ 1ha;;aand eae5 s1sasu eeE -, a. .foSsSnd'
per ~ .,,sa g ~ ,rer S!5 s.o ncr thous.nd.
Ths n q, Tanston Of eisafe, 6efe}n MENTIONED,
s9a 10 an cases oe 'as sr sr'u Tennfa5fn1er h.fnrn
~ ann unu c;caTs ehaI procure permit author
~ ~ AA ~ oisn n1nrnrn fhereon fhe endorse-
pay sa;atsnt As.cssnr Of lis district psyin4
III ent tbe4ets. ut Eyefy peeson making esars sda
an o. 1ae gbs apS
49, hs'i 3afirny n the Ass1stant Assessor cony
tnc1rn1 fnu snII 1erided e ty oath. Or'
, 1864-06-04
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Military und General news,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbunc.I

Especial DIeratch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON. Wiz, June s, 1861.
News is received hero of tho duath OF Rev. Jno.
n. Springer, who Was drafted last fail and refused
to allow h1a friends to poy co.nutation furnlsh
a substitute for him, and subsequently appointed
chaplain Of the Sd Wisconsin infantry.
The regiment. under Hooker, being hard pressed
at the battle OF Resaca, he ehouldered mnsEet
and fought hcrolca1lJ In the ranks about four
honrs, when he was wounded and carried from the
field. he died at Nashville, and his rematns were
sent by the Sanitary Commission to his friends 1t
Basaboo, conveying with startling suddcnness a.
the first news Of his death.
Up was Methodist clergyman and formerly q
printer, hsving worked In the SE4fiHX and other
of11ces.
Authority has been received from the War De.
pa1tment TO- day, to muster in the 33th and 10th
regiments Of the one hundred day'a men. with the
full number Of officers also, the i1ss, with Lieut.
Colonel and Major. No Second Lteutcnants to be
mustered In unlcss the companies are filed to the
minimum.
4 private letter from Washington, says that the
9th regiment, under Lieut.. Col. Dooltt1e, {eish'
companies,} nul the 3sth regiment. under Lteat
Col. Pier, tfyc companies) weso ordered ron
Washington to the front last Sunday. 10th .rcs;i
mcnts a7e in admirable condition. ind ha1e nads
good proficiency In drill. TLo lotter also state
that Col. Bross' negro regiment fs also ordered Il
the 'front.'
Adjutant General Gaylord publishes a long lis
ofrcgimcnts and companies, from which month,
reports due, 10 enable families to dtaw e1tr,
STATE pay.
, 1864-06-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Highly Interesting Summary Of his.
souri, News,


Especial Dtspatcn 70 Inc Ca'easo iffouaea
OF. hoo1s' Juno >.
= Some time ago Justice Of the Peaee and three
citizens were arrested In Hiinotsto"n o5 tho Pro-
yost Guard Of this city tor IN military
arrest. They were discharged Some Copper
heads In St. Clair county followed The matter up,
when Gen. aefutzlenaan gare them notics that
Provost Marshals In Missouri have tho right to
ar1tst niinoas rioters At my time by his per
mission. .............
tao aetnan papels are shappns qulIu n'e!y 81
tne Amet1can haoica!s "ao aons swallow ffe.
monss nozo.aseon. ~ 1. 9us ~ tns Us.ss,s1us "
10 o4aoo1se LUZ eee'siaao eon''a'''A 0As'''' 'osi1
o1t.etness' ~ M
<noes!i'a dooss u W. ,ntei'9l Ats Asase' -
party OF beventeen were olos1ausu ~a ~ ea'ea ~
iaanes eounly 1ateaS' aao ousseo w emte"ues u
nVes were spared 1ne onef %as ssraseo anu
eoots "ete pfeu ~ uon' Nv easc, ~neo A1!so oien
on our saae. IpeI asensss naso esn. 'os fola-
1otctmco's olu sne oIo.Aoste a ~ ~ aoea sa!s
a fenel oeees1e. WHO 1o'Aeo .ns w a1ssoaf1
Union cavalry ana aSaaa oeseneu y ana 1e}o'aea Tue
feoeis' WAS Caught aao aooonat''s saoS' s"ota o'
, 1864-06-04
Removal Of H1T. GIddinE6' Res
ur{ua tn ohio.

MONTREAL June 1.-The body q the ,1Ion.
oehna r. Gldtangg wae Gent 10 hta tate resdenGe.
Daughter, who was with him here, accompanied
y. - tid alro Mr. Howea, hts asfistant II ths
Cootaiste. it maT be well to state, for the fp3or-
oleo before his regular medic i attandant could
teach altn thele were skillful medical fnen with
atM q TIC time he was 6rst attace erd. There
were u. Tuner, Of the Scotch FusfIecr Gurds,
abo ". Faiien: bat the attack wns Of euch NJ
1nfe tnht pothinF could be done. The Tag Of tho
American cuusalate aud the flags OF The shps in
the dcceased.
, 1864-06-04

NEW YoE1, Juoe -SeeEctaEy Chase sold to-day
SiD0t 90 in gold It 19G1t91.
The Cozemt,ci7's money article e1ys: This
mornings cficial Instructions from the Secretary
Of the ifeasury, TO Nit. Cieco, authorizes hiEn ia
siyance the in7trctt the temporary o1u, TO s.z
rer cent, and nso 10 pay ut once the Jn'y coln In
tcseet on cnupnnA-
Tho diapatch also states that proposals for q
long loan Of tixcs Of 1881, will be issusd tomorrow
OF Monday n+1t. The amouut IL not stated.
The following assurances, contained In the In
strpctiprA to btr. Cisco will be received with gen
cral satisfaction: 'Tou may contradict emphat
lcal]y a assertions that the Secretary is incraas
ing 1Dy Legal Tender issues. On the contrary, be
are In old note. In larger amounts withdrawn"
II If understood thnt Secretary Chase has not gel
Etally determined in what ahape he vail pllce tht
bends Of the proposed Eew loau.
The Cpnme7r10E eays: Hon. j. J. Cisco has heer
compelled By the state Of his health to rtsig2 hfi
position rs Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury tt
take effect ut the close OF the fiscal yea1.
, 1864-06-04

Caf1pll. from New Orleans nth, has arrived, Her
officers report that when some distance from the
CITY they noticed large lE Eht, eupposed to be q:
New Orleans. On arriving at Bston Rouge they
learned that difpatch had been received stating
1eans No part3culare.
The 18th Indiana volnpteers, Col. Washburne,
came up on the Carroll from Baton Rouge ea tout6
for home on 1ur.ough.
i portion oi the 18th Illinois. aot re-enlisted,
have arrived from Little Rock, IN souts to Spring
deld, to be mustered out Of the service.
KlInck, Assistant Quarterynaster, has boeu assign
I'd to duty IS General Superintendent OF lsnd and
water transportation within the diyie1oa Of West
Msseeppi ofsers and 9Tness o. al sts3eo1ts
sontb OF Cairo are ordered to report to hun ut
HEADQUARTERS, at NstcheB. the names Of their
boata and barges Of every tonnage, etc.
, 1864-06-04
Affairs in Colorado.

DENVER C,r1,"C. T., June 1.-The relief com:
mitee for tho sufferers By ths late ood have raised
nearly s5400. About the same amount Is to be
yisiopa are exorhitantly high here The following
are Wholesale pricea: Sugar, @oioc; coffee, $50
tic; -four, $l6Gbla = 10' DIS; bacon, dec: othet
things To proportion. The miuius prospects a.t
coed. but operations are restricted By the Greaa
ec1rCfty Of labor,
, 1864-06-04
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
Latest Lower m1ssis<Ipp1 Neyvs.
Especial Dispatch to tte Chicago Tnbune.1

lSPedal U1spatch 70 t1e Chicago IT1buht.]
CA1Eo, June 8, 1854.
The eteamer Charmer has iust arrived from
Nashville, hAginc OIL board the Veterans Of the
14tb and 18th Illinois volunteers, $50 1neu and
thitty.eix commissioned onlcers, IN route' for
Springfield, to be mustered ont Of sery1ce., They
are urder command Of Lteut Col. Cam. Of the
14th. They Will probably lesss for the North to-
MORROW morning
Tbs Ohio River is falling rapidly. No boats
hare come up from below.
c1Ro, June 3-Aidnight.-The steamer Psullnt
, 1864-06-04

P1rrf1ERa. Pa, June t.-Bustress was SUE
ta1y Fnir There was a grand military and civic
procession, the lafgest ever known. The streets
on 10th sides Eere crowded In the whole ltne Of
br.E 10 the Fasr Ground IN Allegheny Clt5. Cor.
Curtin delivered the grafton. which cnthuaae-
t'cally received. The Hyatt Cadets. from the West
chee,T Military Academy, excited considerable In
tereft.
, 1864-06-04

CtEyuAxD, june 3-By atTangementa perfected
by the Atlantic and Great Western Railway c.,
erns 70 thlonci from Chicago to New York with
but enc chnrce Of cars, Eunnin: through from
Cleveland over tho broad gauge al tho Atlantic and
rryerni ys.rs with the Michigan Southern ktflroad
Co., fe The General Nesicrn Agent At Chicago Of
tbe A, & @. r. Il. r. .
, 1864-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The paragraph In the
Congressional proceedings yesterday, relative to
the tax cd tobacco. was incorrect It thon'd read:
"On tobacco-cavcndish, plug. tw1ss, and all othe.
tcrcript.ons frum which the etem has been taken
out ID whole OF in part or which Is sweetencd, In
cludlug dne-cut and ftne-cut sho:ta, IS cents pei
Yo@.pdS.
, 1864-06-04
FROM N1EXECO.
A Better Look for tho Juarez Govern
ment,

NEW YonK, June 8.-Tho Rer0Ed's Mexican
correspondent sa5s: The Jaarez Government
has been perfectly established At Monterey. The
S5besns, more thsn 40. 900 strong, are preparing to
march On Potosi. The French and Impcriallsts
would he completely ronted. There Is great en-
thusiaem for the national cause"
, 1864-06-04

Reelection Of Scnntor Anthony.
Exwpoar. r L. Juoe,-Thc General Assembly
to-day ejec3ed Henry g. Anthony to the United
E,as4& Senate. 1or xix year. from March T. 1885.
The vo,e STOOD: Anthpny, Is; George Il. Brown.
Dem, n; scattering, i.
, 1864-06-04
The nFninc Democratic State
Convention.

PORTLAND, june 1.-Tho DemosFatle State Con.
yeption met at Portland today. Four hundred
delegates we're pres< Mt. Every county but Aroos-
look was represented. The following delegates at
1nzre to tho Chicago Convention were chosen =
Hon. Graham L. BoTnton, OF Bangor: William P.
I3Inhned of Anouatn
, 1864-06-04

Deaths of Federal Prisoners.
WASHINGTON. June a.-Tbe Comrn1ssary Geae.
raj Of prIaouer4, to,day received from the rebel
authorities at Richmond, report Of the deaths Of
Union prisoners which had occurred In the prison
Fetruafy to the slet Of March, In lttls oTet one
n,chth tbtre were no less than throe hundred and
seventy deaths.
, 1864-06-04
FROM WASHING TON.

Z
the name Of Gen. Curtis was connected while be
was in command at Helena Ark. In regard to tbs
Matt, Ward cotton, and the Castillo and Tappan
cotton, the court entirely exoncrates him from
either blame Or suspicion.
Relative to the Rolnte estste cotton, the court
finds thst the only interest he could have had was
In the fact that he received tho money for the cot
ton eeixed, In gold, and paid 1t ever In Treasury
notes.
The amount was efx Thousand and twenty-five
dollars, and the premium ut Helena, at that time
VIA q cents. =.
Relative to Triar's Point cotton, the Conr. tnows
that IT. Was valued ut $e,s57; that General Curtis
Ind eleven hundred dollars of the money In his
bands for some months: and that $40 arc nnac-
counted for. They submit the evidence. which III
yc1y contradictory, and concludes It has LEFT tho
impression in tle mind Of the Court th3t General
Curtis Was IN come degree personally Interested In
tic Transaction. Relative to the Pillow cotton,
f,um the plantation Of tho rebel General, and his
brother Jerome Just below Helena, they submit
1nsss Of evidence, showing that some persons uu-
derstcoc it wah seized for the bcueat OF the ne
crcca. o,hcrs that It E.s the property Of tho ne
rroca md otbers said It WIS couassated<
.T1,e SWIMMING M IA IS follows: The Court find
h.. M,so- (anev,, cn1t,e nartirfn,trd In III. tr,f
a, - ,o.tor. md nor+he- In wha.ern, 1,,h, ,he
ao.tn, :, p,f,o, t,a rcca,acd 1vbctber os nu1,,,c
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, 1864-06-04

New YhRK, June 3.--The New York Tribune
eare letter from Pensacola ssgs information was
brought to the Admiral. on the 2lst ultlmo. that
the rebel ram Tennessee vas In Mobile Bay, stcam-
iug about at the rate Of nine miles Ill hour.
, 1864-06-04

4 60 MILLER, OF WORCES.
~ TKK. MASS, +tn lecture IN
METk0PuLI1AN HALL,

SUNDAY, JUSE 5rn, at 1o1s 4. II. AND X T. II.
Moruisg tao subject ia the NEW ERA Oh TIE TEAM.
sIT1oH IN i:ELrafox FR0x AUTHORITY TO REASON
kytnlpg-I7iE MINISTRY OF AN8KLs EaALIzHD. .
|, Mr. Nil will tlaya Draseut for examination and
Sister ps1tea 1Dt ter ,ha most Remarkable clrcum-
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, 1864-06-04

NEASON1C NCTICE-A stated
lxA meeting Of t:hlcago Cauncll. Nc 4: R& 3: n,
Will be held at their Masonic Temple tlls (51t
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, 1864-06-04

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, 1864-06-04

JUSTICES OFFICE, NO. II s.
Q CLARK STREET u. A.. Hoi5inEton has re.
moved his oMce tEo doosa south OF the olt 1nsaee:
Curl Store No. II s. Clark st.. JeEhiN-1w