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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

IRON IRON
i / ooo tons Groy Torr. Obndon. a. Nesrsrs, NJ.
loo tun, Gf-, For.o Hudson Il liulf.r. Is. =.
go tan. no Foundry Allentown, 90 fizabrhpoit OF
Phladephis-
go tuns No. Pole.prs, ~ yard
$50 tunt NO. Alien, IL yard
80 tuna No. Wrought Scrap. H. I'D
l3) tun. No. Pote.psis tn Philad' PHI.
Is turs No. Pectsin, al ioelf.hL
go ~. spiAe Rods 3it, TIC, 4.
10 tuns nest Du Iron n 10 arrive Eem Liverpool
and on doct.
100 TIM. hsll-ahle Iron Pots for forge prrposss.
100 tuns Retorts for foundsfy pufpOtts
1ni tun. Hest Hor,eshoe iron
los SIZE In ioL., ~ wanted ~
PETIIE WILSON Co.,
Not. 2ls saS 29s sou,l Il
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
For New.!l.v-n, :, 6tEI) 1850 . IN. iz;i9 NExb u"
(Exl $50, $50 and ga. p. m ,..fr ,n
Fox Milford and Strsiiord T. II 80 ~ $50 4:DpZ
Fox Fairfield, Southport And Wes'I0'' " "'S@ a. a'A
~ fos Norr.ll = $50, lI.so a.; Tbs lE.) sOo 'fIh
For Daisn and Greenwich, 1870, n;So M ';" t'"'
$50 p IN. IN
Fot stanford = Tx go. il:3oA NJ is:ls tEIh u"
iEx.l. 3s0, 4.Jc ss0. tExl pm. aao uao
Ia. $50, $50. 49, C:SJ y rl -
For Boston via sprin. i-d. N. Tx s'W tbAb ~
fos Boston. VIA Shore Line, 1915 "a . p N ,os
tor Hartford ana sprlens-G- tELl AZ" m ''~
"a p - . u,.,..,
For Counoccu, River Railroad L. N. lEI) 70 Montreal
Ii 70 4. IA. 70 Nortiaulpton .. ar,
For hartford Providence aud Fi.ikl RaiIosd, s'EAh
For Ne~ Haven New London and s;onnston RsiIoss
a IA, i2:i5, ), 3p ~
Fos ana, Railroad l7;l5 p. m. to Northampton -
Fo; Houas.-silc Railroad. T. Ia.
Eos Nangstrck Railroad, b NJ, ?. IN
For Daubury and Norwalk Railroad. I, $3.50 n 40 n
Couriodious Sleeping Cars stitched 90 p Trsins
JAMES II. bOfii Superintendent
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Niere.lanccus.

COTTON WASTE--For Machinery, Wiping
" yiP.ekar s.o for Shipping IN .os . sg P7rehsssrs
-, .ssty W. ". TAtLAAS. No 20 William -
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CHEET lKON.-Galvaniged Sheet Iron, of all
~ numbers aud widths # tue best brands foT sao BIZ A. A..
THOMSON L Co, Mo-. 2l5 and III Wstefst
rINHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
i old NEWSPAPERS OF every description, Old PAM
PHLi.IS OF every hind. Old LLASk BOOKS and LIDO
Frs that are wfiltsn ui aid all snds oil WASTE PAPER
from b.hksr insurance brokers, patent define
depot, printing ofcrs boa t.uders public and private
brsro hou ssnmboAts railroad paniss .Yprsss ofoos
40 b1CCEMELL JhiJikUN NJ. * Anptl
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90 Ubom il man Coutfrn.
Ur.pouAsrgps DrPAsrrKsr oy ran EArr,

UnApouAsrgRs DKPAsTrEgr oy rHs EAT,
NEw.Yons CRY, Feb t. lH4.
CIRCULAR Pursuant to instructions re-
e.,v.a Gom the Secretary N War, dated FEB 1908
Ocsrs a the Regular Army recruiting Tor the sauce W
70 en- rt three years under the JOINT ro
Of lie Senate and House Of Representatives ePpiey'a
,rnarv lg 1884 as published In General Oriess NO 4" nom
I'M. VVsr Uepartment dated Jan ~, lib4 -
''o wa Ivy Nv command Of M, Den. DIX,
u IT YAK BUREN, Col. ond Asst Adj t'tenL
Ofcal-Tuos LORD H., AIDE de'unip.
CANVASSERS WANTED EVFRYWHEKh,
I 40 sail "FIsHS UNION ATTACHMENTS" desis''ed
d, spoTt Vessels or Shades the Fame oil eonN''h
co.. oil lamp burner -, ,,,,,-r, 1T
EVERYBODY WIS H.
PRICE 20 GENIE
ictv, men ca. make 2 10 day. Call 4, no. <W ie"''
st. N ii Of ''H' " WIN. .. RUSSELL. Asen,:
- -
CPECIAL NOTICE--CARMlhE-S I'm VI
> FTERY- PEI. mission Of The supreme orr: $40 o. yr e
citv Authorities ito Trustees OF The NEst fhfo"I
CRUZ will OF TUESDAY, the go inst eomnens
n. removal Of pl the remains nte IA the Cen :, ~
Leroy-,t between Bedford and Hudsont 10 the des
gro ind procured in tie cypress tiiis cemetery a.,
Island unless ohorwi-o requested ~ he rcfre'en'-e'0
the deceased ,.-.,A ,,. VIII u \,
Archer a. he Chapel 4,dst be woen ie on az WI
svF before the day Of removal "a - =. 80 rS.,.a.
Dated New. Yora Feb. !, 1916.
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lost ano fouuo.

] OSr--On Friday Evening, Lady's MINK
II FUR COLLAR. While going from Mad,ou.sonse Church
70 Lem ston',y ard 2,s The hinder viii 20 liberal
wardsd 10y leaving II at No. II: Esst 3Hl,t
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UNITED STATES mARsBALs OrFICE-FKn q
aK0TRER SUBSTITUTE RRoKKR ARREsrEp.

Yesterday Marshal Murray caused the arrest Of
Downer, charge Of defrrudne VIM Brown Q recruit
hs i4th Regiment Hesvy Artillery N. Sv ont Of sl5O
his bounty money. this moaning the prisoner dis
assd because he sreed 70 give up the none, TO be 70
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Law NTELLIGRNCE.

SgsseJ o. COMMON PLLAs-TRin Tms-rrs e.
Before Judge BRADY.
DsAA6fs FOB PROPERTY DESTROYED BY TIE JULY
RIorERS
Issso c. Ogden ct al. agt the Mayor, &c.-This
Of the Of the lumber yard which fred
~ ~ mob In July last Thu morning the Jury rendered
rc favor Of the plaintiff for 10 49, value Of property
sssevy,d and sl,o45 Y, value Of property stolen.
y 4 Msrsh ard Coo Wallis for plaintiffs; j. K. Beckett
~ tie corporation.
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ILLUSION WIGS and TOUPEES.- .Japonica
Of the soeieie lysi.nque ios Restoring and beaylas
We ihlh C,Lc!Si USyo. 81 L. bASILI - ~. Ll.slg ~
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T OYG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER
NTEW-YORK e. NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1903 COMMENCING NOV. l6. 1871 i@4
Passenger Staten in fewYork coIner ItnEt ane sSW
En,rsnce VI ZTtL-st
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CTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- iu- a. ouecns,cwu (Cofk Hasborirhs v.l-kno~r
steamers of Tie Liverpool N-~ Vol, snd P riqhia S-1a
,hin Coripsuy are intended 10 s-A ss follows. -
lliNn ktfli
CITY OF NAStlNGlOsss..s.,.. ss-...Naluiorf co ~
CITY OF LoNoIN.:. -i,i 10y - =
Aud every .ucceecus SATURDAY. q: goos t.ca Per al
Noilh Rser
p.T.s or PASSAGE,
Parable in gold, O. b. equivalent ~ cllgency'
FIRST CABlN.......$ 20 o. SIkkAAGE ........-So %
" Cabin 70 London. o. O. 2teersge 10 oudon... - 10
FIs Cabin 20 Ptis.... ~ or ,toerss 10 fera = On
fret Cabin t. Hamburg ec SteeIase 70 HAMBURG. - CO
Passenger, sho forwarded 10 Ia,Es bremen, Rotterdam.
AIiy.efp. &c, At equally low rates
Fares .u Liverpool Ouooistown: LIST Canin So, Ss3
BIOS s.eellgr $50. tilnse who wish ~ seGd es Iaer
friend. lu tickets her, al tlcss rates.
. .. further infog spuly the CoUpanvs s5'es
join .. DALE Agea;, ~. - broadway, n. y
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yEyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
N CORK UAkBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlVFRPOOL. CALI
INq Al f.lLitAX AND CORK HAgbOk.
ayes hostou.. WEDNESDAY, leb. =
ALSrtALAs!AN..les s 80 New-i oIk rdnescayi Pc ~
esves h"ston. ,aIes1As' IIS'
leaves New oiA riAc~d~!' co. "a
Ar ABiA..........l sses loston " rsEcAcay AAr1h :
.isaVes New orr e,inesdAY, S1oh
rEoM IIyghgOoL-
tiief Cabin Fnsssee.........-... ~ ~
SECOND Otll larssg5.. s............+..s.s ~ w
FROM BOSTON ItyEsPOor-
Chief CABIN fssths-. '.'''.''''.'''''''..''ttlI !"
Second 1tIn fafFlTe .......s........t... % iV
psvrfe IN gold lie ys.ii IN United States currency
lei.Is ut secured uutI paid ior.
An experienced SIg -oon ON board.
The these ships wl not be accountable for spec
OF auahes ~ss Bills vi Lad. haYin tho value expressed
are sirucd tngre.or.
For Freight CT Passage spply 70
r.. CUNARD, No. Bo~lsiF-g green.
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DriHistrr.

FI'IN PLATE, SHEET-IRON Of all kinds, Tin.
Load Zinc, Splitter Copper &c, for sale by EDWARD
?. SHERMAN NO. ~ Pearl At, between uito and John
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.

The undersigned win dispatch Of the esioned OF
oil.r 6r,i.s. fu ,o~r.d Efiiisbh AFT Steamers lciu
SEw-YORK TO LIVERPOOL,
calling ouccuu.own laid rlAessCgs end l.;est I-E
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
SHIP Ians. CerIn-rTei Ofd'L
LOUISIANA ......, 3D. ...... brock;n1..
tRGISiA...-...... -...... C.zco,.....
PfNNSN Ivan As rV........ ...... .
Thee have all been hr!.. under re inspection o..
, Cf Sqrv,yor q The Liverpool Iudervl.rrs RegstTy Of
Iron SHIPS. They Lav. .K'ra No'-rst compartments and
cirs-.d lls class Tor twcn' yt~o yeas.
They h;,ed up first second and rae-ss psssensrs
who ale cLAIg rd 81 lAe following rates;
rir,s CA0in............S tp.v,bl, {, Currency.
stsefasr.....s.........s. f)
Dcay aid accommodation unsurpassed ty Ony ether line
Of
F0r further particulars, srplyto
WILLIAMS a. GUION. Nc. = " a-st
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6ieamboets an6 Railroads.

ITO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-F0r full
informaon in reference to Time Tables, Stations Dis
tances and Connections, illustrated by ONE HUNDRED
RAILWAY MAPS representing the Principal Railways Of
the country, see APPLErOES RAILWAY GUIDE.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AZ

cksss nay be procured any OF tins coes ct Wsce6t
p-.s in New and Brooklyn, ard baggage ehecsed
n. House 10 ali points the road aud 70 saaioss SPRING.
, 1864-06-25
u entfoned rous. is undoubtedly the shortest

II entfoned rou4t is undoubtedly the shortest
and best route between b c2yo and St. Paul,
either for business or pleasure. The LIS are
new, clean and commodious, and the La
C1osse line Of boats Ar prompt and regular In
thtir .tripe, as well as staunch and well usu.
from the East The mercury stands almost
at boiling point, with indications Of rain.
june 1oth.-It commenced to rain this
morning, and up to this sfitiny more rain
has fallen than at any one time for year;
and there IRE s'gus VI norG This will make
everybody glsd, and th- rivers to leap With
caliti+s Iaye bcea driving their CONS aad
other cattle to town and selling them for
whatever they could get, on account Of the
prctptct Of scarcity OF grass and hag.
Capt. Fisk has arrived in town. and 1t il e1-
pected will start on h expedition to idaho bj
The 1st Of Jrly. Those NAo wish to share
the J;aotectton Of hts escort. must be on hand
point, by th.t time Ten thousand
collars WAS appropriated BY Congress to nav
the expenec6 OF the expedition. Can't, Fisk
has already conducted several expeditions Of
this sort.
Gen. Pope has expressed Bis intention to
supply: asy Necessary additional military
are expected to be long The route is through
the Indian country, yet It is to great ex-
tent already secuted By troops under Gen.
SullJ. .~
Capt Fisk will soon officially announce
the time and place Of starting.
Major Clowney, Of the 30th Wisconsin,
started from Fort Smelling for the James
River by the way of, Fort kidgely, on the
18th inst with about 400 men, Composed Of
the 30ih Wisconsin, lst section Of Jones'
battery, and con,pany Of Connecticut cay
airy. SO Gays the Pess OF thi. morning.
T. r.
, 1864-06-25
A NOVEL CASE.


From the Louisville journal, June 21,1
A strange and peculiar case was brought to
light by the Provost Marshal yesterday. 4
young Mr. O., a resident Of Madison county.
n.y., has been sojouTning with his uncle. re-
eioing near klchmond, lor sotne Weeks p.st.
The uncle's household Was presided over bY
. Jonng and rather handsome wife. Tne
hopeful nephew WAS ut first sight snftten
With the charms OF his aunt. He wosshlpped
at the shrine Of her beauty, aud made her bis
divinity: He declared his passion. lie
loved. and wac loved in return. The uncle
sur1nfsed that all was not right, and looked
npon bis wife and nephew with jea!ous eyes.
It VAS long before ht could convince himself
that the partner of bis bosom and the mother
Of lis three children was false to his loTe and
his honor. The facts ~ ere too plain. The truth
lec2ma more apparent each day. The storm
was gathering, anu soon must burst In Ill its
fury; The guilty pair grew fearful, aud de-
cided to fee to some far, unknown land,
where they conld enjoy their mutu. j lore in
world, and the TONGUE scandal TIE
faf1hltRs wife made every; preparation
for the journey. On Monday morn.
ing the tWo-horse carriage WAS called to
The door, and she Uniformed her husbaud
that She w.s going to drive 70 Richmond, to
eV took seat by her side, and Eoon they
were twhirlcd into the country town. They
visited several Of the 81 ores, and the wife, on
the credit Of her husband, made purchases to .
the amount OF $i00- Re-entezing the Carriage,
they took the road for Louisville, aud, arriv-
ing In that city At late hour In the evening,
they registered themselves aB man and vile
At the St Cloud Hotel. Their object was to.
dispose Of the horse and carriage in the morn
ing, and take the train for the North, golny,
fret to Illinois. The military detectives Oh.
tained an inkling Of the transaction, aud, be-
fore the sa1o could be effected, the nephew
vas placed under arrest, and re ported to the
Office Of the Provost Marshal CAptaIu Dunn
closely inquired into tue case, when young
O. made full confession in regard 10 the
rhole afIais. The horses and:csffi,ge hare
been seized BY the Provost Marshal, and will
be- held until the uncle and outraged husband
can be informed OF the tAct.. Tho hopeful
nephew and guy seducer IL now confined in
prison, and be will be ret .incd until 1t eau
be ascertained what action Ills uncle will take
In the case The silly wife is still at the st.
Cloud Hotel NoW, when 1t is too late, sne
sincerely repents her fol}y.
, 1864-06-25
GENERAL nEIA'LEK AND HEN
PLANS.
ffe Has Carried Out General Grnntss
Programme.

tFrom tho Baltimore American, juno sota}
The capture Of Richmond BY Gen, Batler
formed no part Of tue plans Of Gen. Graut.
His Instructions mainly embodied two points,
In the drst place he was ordered to secure .
foothold on the south side of the JQlncs
River, as far as possible before Powhaktan,
Tor new base Of supplies. Secondly, be
vas directed to cut the Petersburg Railroad,
II possible, hnt on 10 account to do or at.
tempt ANYTHING which ehould eudanger the
position once gained on the river bank. All
coErelatiEe operations were left TO his own
discretion. With these Instructions he has
faithfully complied. He has held aud torti-
,fird his position ut Bermuda Hundred 90
t1rm1y that it would have been Impossible for
Beaurega1d to dis1odge him. He sucseeded
tn cutting the Petersburg Railroad 40 efrec-.
t1ally. TINT no trains passed over it for
more than three weeks. From his base of
operations be has been enabled to make very
important rec0nnpiss2ace5 and offensive
movements, and if be has not been a. sue
ctssful rs we could desire, particularly. in
1e1rrerce to the designs Of hfs cavalry upon
against Fort Darling it ls to be attributed to
t6ehmitation Of ,h's force, which was mailer
than was generally supposed Tho turning
OF his. right flank'by the rebels in the fos
which envc1oped them when in front of tbs
otter works of Fort Darling WIS mainly in
consequence OF bis inability to extend his
line to the river But we. must not forget
that he not only, intercepted, Deauregafd's
army, large portion Of wtsir!1. i: is now
rendered certain MAS ut that ,titun en- its Hay
to reinforce Lee, hut that .dhting the whole,
campain be deprired Lee ofrhe elact,y. ser
vices Of thai Important adjunct 10 bis army
It the snme time that he himself n az enabled
to suffer the withdrawal OF Gen: 8mith'a
corps, to meet an unexpected necessity for
the reinforcement of the Army Ut the Poto-
mac. He has therefore done oil that rircum-
conformity with orders Of Gen. Grant.
, 1864-06-25
@prctaI fNotlres.
mdHS.
DE. HI. AAder Il Co.'S

AtDAhA WAI8h-
1odns "Af~ ac1s NEoa ~ R1AH4. L1vxn, KID
EErs, p1s1s71vn nHa AKA aSd GlAMpuL4x extrrx
Tns succsn whlea hss &t1sndet ~ ne OF thIs rsa
Ad1 In srvsss rracs. and The snt otsencnt Of nod.
4sAl authority. enable to 1+eo1snd 1t to the prao
ssaonef an$ thr public feeling eonAdeus ahAs vhh
tAf trial 1t will attest ia uwn e1csllezee IN ths cur
Of Ccrorlc D1ssases wbieh iadcate Iodine. such n
NckosCLA, BboxcH171a, &Ku E1CP71oHH HaAR7.
a1Fns ant KIDNEY D1exAa -, f11voEs AxTsc11o4s.
&aokA1o1A- RNxukAMan, pxsr1re1A. unz111rF,
Ey1E1lu. 10.
fhJslc4Ank nay rely apoa lhs rni1o,1z at.tnxts Of
Iodine Water ~ containing .hse~QsArssr grains fcuz
Iodine In each nnld ounce Fu1h water xo soLv4xf
Hx1fe uhKn. It y not EAbla 10 deesmpasluon nor
spontaneously foEmsd issQsalties; neither IL thu
Iodine ox1dlEsA nor neuralizsd BY combination with
any ingredient, rendering shta solution superik to
any othex method Of exhibiting 1odlne.
fun directions Acconpany sAsb bottle that It may
ne used ~ Al1y usdtctnc wsn ~ BY the profes-
N1on-
Price ooe Ao1ta1 par betss. o. racspt Of 1ve dol
1afs. dx bottles deliy4rcd FEEB b, express ~ any
address.
Beware Of Countsrfslh and limitations which un-
Rr!naplcd dealess Edsavor dispose o. on our rcp
HtAton. Fec e1k1Aeure and trade marx tina ect
word feAd1pk th!a AuvsEl!,emrns upon tho iAhch
md WrArpel1 Of each bott1e. without which none u
Xenu1ue
Phys!lsns and Cte,sists. az broscwAy, MI.
For esIe by DL16S SHAKf, ~ LAtest-, Chicago.
RT1tA1N- TN tt AtA-A
, 1864-06-25

co.t dentA vhyslci.a Il. rur1l. Of 1t. Lors, xo.)
nofaer II Aoar~e. Gnlc4&.. Ill, AAlfA bcex 4n taa
Fott or es. o. ~ Lnfonlc tsAbs: and ,iseAsee Of
htt A1& delicate il asIe4, ich ha
EeaA Nlka nApnrA1leed sucteaA. Ru.u-& .ep szAtx.
Viz &, .fIctesf eriI.r1 et -. neH, ~, e
- * -; sa.da,s 70 % !: 49, GY.a sS'ce.eas
III IL to-e s:Au.;s ar. t.. his 1,de TO HeA!th.
Ffen IT, 1oct'rt i"es zrcr1aDrAt IL st:su1ta u and
aA:ss. perfect curst 10. All Ctrosik lass= the:r
x1nEt te.nfe sLt compea'-s s.At -. Il vtry sb>rt
Ey.e, without 1nt ute Of HtrCA71.
Your ruun suffering fvoa sst-.esss a!e iavls*n to
es htttshAnt Oh fuhertY. N~rstruA'ion, " pts;ons
hAv.aE aEY oeA:r-cEors 70 rarr.aE', 81 e,1 eau IT
1hn i,y Ank tpcses4, ny2ahs64E
, 1864-06-25
Uf11111 BittgrK.
l&. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
;S;TsKDN BHE"l'E7sS
:ss xAtess and Host Important Discovery q
kh1 18Th Century

:ss 1Atsss and Host Important Discovery q
The 18Th Century.
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81. n io,.ntaaie pfeP11atca II asxss3Fil1, IN
Il, te.one . soa.saola TsT3 ss1en1aoas s.e ~ssi
s;1er snstr nsso naos as:sias q !iat
e. e & T YET % :. s
e :" &c. &c r ;: s1sa e : e s:51 ~
tnai eelonEa 70 tbs native inhashAAtS Of CaatrA
: l. 1st s.s H. sfPs i u e.
Ata ni44 1tfsase 70 the n'oat eea u rua'ara snd
tssf ~ aea st "sis s' tssist i arstts r. ie. L
e pnd: as Is potent 70 csEs, NJ matter ~hai
81 @ s. = Fl = 70. t,.,...s . ssaos.e n. .1
= vIs.-s ttata rtMedy md pravsa,1s foE Iii -
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= UE0HOH 0lTTER8
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= nich The Cedraa Htt1sts arc Aspectte.
n al 1taazes 1( Ne 4s.mh-h, D01 at1, LT0 or Kid
a <u t1scttoo. Of Es Rrs,, depending rpoa D>
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stly c1fts thsse EfAeaAe~y butt pIsve1A taeA
Anino kiAn fun OF The BtleR5 u en an II o1 hSfurt
.sea nss vfll o1vfate r1c l effects Of p7e moM ua.
,eaAss coGer the nos: sfyt1x s1po-urs
9Nd y gla1Et Ia md 6fncpfe Eaue9n1ly. i
~ Dr. JOCK BuLL7 pEt1spAl OM.e, Filth gvse&
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TohpA fCL HErrAL .:Stss IT E7a aFFLlcA'
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pr To cure. aln st 'L1te' -Ans"C.iy. l7ttviatah
1nAese witt ncAfs~ss. A~acArk~, NesFsl:d.. Chill
prs pre- to cntct en. eEaetuALy 1:..li,.ac more
8e,r ard p&tu: and to acc,';n.,-4 rssr.r and Mu-e
perttrt eHut1t1rfun III tha clFCAIA.iaE I.Esds IL
auehu. m sy1eus, that csn Ae e5rIcc ty any st:sf
IL ttf hDt:R II =: 4td Ia The
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Py "ae AuI1lco up Oh Tue D4cEa 0f team
1aulfs.
The division Ind silenced all the ten guns
IN IT'S tEont-one regiment, the 28th Penn,Yl-
Fania. unmanniDE three Of them. and thu
Gofh Ohio another, and hare kept thsm thus
throughout the night and up to this tIns,, II
Oily the rebel line could be broken on its
Uanke, and drircn back, the I'd division
weuld be enabled to carry OF these. its ialr-
y and hardly won trophies, in t1iumph. r.
Abnut six O'clock p. N Gen. Batterae1d'a
divie.6a had Gep1oye ed iuto position little.
in rear OF the piece Of woods In which the
noels were lurking. and upon advancing
short di.tance into it, the Alins BECAME gen
ersl in front. Of the twe divisions, and Cor
timed to'he very heavy till night, when it
begsn slouly to elacken. TIE, ID division
mad been able to advance nearly the entire
distance through cleared field, in which
rebel line could net be posted, nud as It
reached The woods late, and was engaged 4
much lighter, not, perhaps, much over 1G0,:
The General led the division To column OF
hrigades, the Sd brigade, Gen. Ward. being
il advance, and suffering most severe
y ln consequence, and he had advanced but
G little distance into the timber, when three
batteries opened on them; heavy fire Of
grape and canister went smashing through
the trees at rate which, had it continued
any length Of time, must have proved very
destructive Their shells, also, raked
through tho first line and flying high oyer
the heads Of the Inst, lodged In The plidst OF
promf. cuons congregation Of canp-follow-'
ere, correspondents, md the like, producing i
On active stampeoe among them, to the no
small amusement Of veterans. The division
bore the rebels nagnificentlJ along ahead of
it, over their first rude liEe Of works. till
Il cy got within their second, behind which
they made stand. So impetuously did the
men advance, that before they we're we'll
, 1864-06-25

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PLANO FORTE.

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Hut eAu eheerful1y aAy Dr. Whittier has srichiy
0Arned t4f wlde-spfeAd rcpLAt4pn whitn ne now
4oys. lie nAs Ecr pracs!ce trAu Any o.her Pilys-
aciAn Chicago, IN the tnent Of al tl0se dts-
ssse. *h,eh ne,d spsen1 md peEn.ueat cars,
Jea1s devoted lia ~ha1e ne aud es:.at 10 hoAe
un'oriuntts cafes which hsv~ b. 1ieh thn s111l ot
Dther4yht tsctana He il noat usGck.ul III Ihs srest.
1ltni If al thoAe cAsea wAts ser formerly conSH
lAttd !aeu.Arl,. He tns pahliaher OF ntu work
EA,tu Tut Alr1p- OF 3u1sb Ut, AL Men Know Thy.
SELF, which vii pr Elsiea Ill 'eIpt II sh-te
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al tie cu.1 he any call Aud yeccfve h.t
op'nlot urn tho.e no~t ert t:al matters free Of
shave Dfce 1t d pArlufs ia E!Ark street. 2, o.
BOY ~. Al bu.iness strictly coandentA1.
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stvp into = spIeue Id practice.
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