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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

On t. Rsakns.a-Rs,aa uBsv,ns.s. .,
Grants Army.
Philsdslphia, Nay 80.
The Inquirer has . dispatch, dated
headquarters Army Of the Potomac, On
route to Richmond. via Hanovsr Ferry,
9th, p. M, stating the whole army ID
again. ia motion. Hancock il 10 ,hs ad-
vance. followed By Wright. Gen. War
rsu Is joining rs, having brought up the
rear on our former right wing over
the North Anna. Burnside viii cross
q Country Ridge sad win bsiae sp
our rear.
The srny is moving With . CELEBRITY not
known before. We viii twenty miles be.
fore night.
Saeridsa 10 ahead securing the coun.
try.
Lee evidently thought Ne we're eoing
turu his leh and give battle on the North
side Of the South Anna, but he is out
generaied and BY night We will be with
il four hours march Of Richmond. Once
getting Lee 10 his works ne 20 round his
flank and iato his rear.
The whole country hereabouts il plant
ed with corn, and the pastures are very
6ne. We sweep Ill before -horses,
catties, mules contrsbands, all fall into
our hands.
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NOTICE.

10 trmston, Boyd Braden, Chspin Lee A Ho-n.r
fsakfen Lutas. VIA Turner. assignee N p.tri-k q
Co.. ""' - A~ea"Au
n rhi take rotre that thsr~ !. neu ON Ale In te~
an' !" ms eA*rk OF the Dssrfrt Court of LEE county
soha. a. hssAak petition Of ssnnel Miller Ahner
pseses and Perry executors Of TIE win Of Lewis
the sum Of thr~e hundred an ffsy Iollsrs ~ r,on ~,
On wo Froisisory pofes aad against ali af y.n c,an,
rs Nc OF certain deed cf mort gage mad by
we s.sd Lr.aston 20 th~ sA Perry upen tl,s ana a.
o. SnIt a fssA and conveying Ut Mae tsl n h,~k
Ten M o. The ssiitinn of Nssm II wili.s and Reeve
anS res,{ y thr CITY u ksokak. Ise connss. Iowa
tHefrsere nnisss you appear thereto and defend
on % nacn q the sccd day at the next rchuar
term icb4 of said District Ce1rt Judgment viii he rr
the petition. EANEIN~A ~ ~ INV ~ Y,
nsssnas as ss.asnp ~ cts-J Aftys for Plaintiff
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.RIGIN Al NOTICE.

70 eea1es hHsss Wo1nstt Qn-~n cssy ynsnish Gamma
ny oeo h'Efisst ~, C3iitensien SURVIVING ssr,
ner % the late hfm ef Chittenden Mc6esfc II per
r. sa.ses kent hnsss Co. D~vali. Ksaghisr Co.
DAle, n.s. Mfhe.s arinneil Jeskins n Sswsome
4 Co. ~tf =, = tii -'''
on are hereby sotned that there Is nov on file in the
Iowa, st keskuk petition VI Or~Dn Esser e.s,. ~ y,
oa me sid sA'uel Rose, the af @iThsy flares DOL
As Ten pr cent interest fesua from tbe 3Dth dny
.azrhf fsst, ~ mosey due prozna.sary note Ard
eam ng against all nf you he foreclosure af nr,rrge
e e sarr Saad m't< land otherss and conveying lot
= ~ .osA iAs cat. = keaknk, Lse county Iown In
ssKn yoo hase, ~ eiHim 10 have, come interest
aniuss ynn Np=zr thereto and defend be4se NOM af
the second dsy on the S~pteaber ts 1894 ~ ..,a ~
eaxI Jaagmshf add deeree win be rendered ss.rxt
80 - lnef~.n. k&ShlN 4 AcCRARY
-s, s.snP 20 c" Atsy's for PisiniiH
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r9-"Imbecility" is q very common
epithet applied BY the Copperhead press
to the Administration and its conduct of
the war. Now We should like to know If
the history of the present war or any
other war known to he annals of mau-
kind furnish such striking examples of
imbecility as have been exhibited 10 the
conduct and campaigns Of Gen. Mcclellan
and Gen. Steele. And yet those two
Generals with Fitz John Porter and Gen.
Franklin are the idols Of Copperhead ad-
m:ration, and alteration indeed.
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VOL. III.


mill, about Two miles below the fort.
There is = stockade there in which
conpsay Of oeiossd soldisrs ars hspt -fsl
the prctection Of themiii. ~ r. =
Oorihrigade wsrs soon in lins aud en
their way to see the rebs. Before they
arrived, however, the mill had been fred.
and some thirty negro soldiers and about
thirty or forty mules captured. Wsspos
overlook them and . running fight com-
nsaced. After following thsm tsn nitss
We left them and On our way back count
ed seven ofthe enemy lying on the ground
dead We also recaptured several priso-
ners they had taken and two Of their
sumber. s 8
One incident / wish to notice in partic-
uar. A rebel being pursued BY one Of
our boys discovered that his only chance
Of escape lay in hiding in the brush, lefs
his horse and took il on foot, bat Tom
had seen to much service to let an enemy
escape SO easily, dismoun.ed and followed
when he soon overlook and grspplsd him. ).
They scufled fur some time when The rebsl
fred his pistol and wounded Tom in the
hand. Tom now cried for help and Vas
soon reinforced. Rsb was then ordered
% surrender, but as he obssinstely refused
VAS dealt =. blow over the head with 4
'abre, killing him instantly. Two Of our
,oys we're very slightly wounded.
The general health of the regiment is
rood. A PRIvArR..
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il fsvof 81 Frsaae.t !: seaiust thei srp 81 !
Eprseaioe of ths prspe saa' n Aver 4. -
righs Of ssial - jsry, sd peosSssine
agalsseasy 6fnagemsns nPoa shiulrieha
= dsstrustivs - AnspisAa libesty siso
10 .kvos - anso6iax de Oenstiteejoa =
4prohibit slavery md fof de 1ouros doc.
tsias end he o1s-ssrm prfueip3s q Is.
sslqtsly neeessaft % check soffdrptiSn.
Appsrently none bull ~ delSGetiba u
War Democraas from Nsu Yosk favSr Tie
noaiaasica q Grant With Ffsmo5t .
Viee-P Psssidsnt. Thsy .ress shas ! Vie
tory IN virxisia asxt uonth will secure
he esdorssmesto 81 ehis ticket Il ObisaFo.
On the other hand the Freuontsrs. ssy
thss they want man whoss politicai re-
cord - we'll defined and known Il the
country, and Who has positive strebath.
This they claim for their candidate and
profsss % believe hs y - likely % 81 o..
dorsed - Chicago - i Ges. Glaat
The iudicaEions are that Gsant's name,
will Be vithdrawe, asd that Frehoss
viii b nominated without opposition.
Several are named for Vice President
among them Gen. Cochrane, Geo. w.
Case, Graiz Browo, Gen. Logan. Cover
ner Asdfews and Gen. Kosecrank.-
Cochfane i strongest. To-night the
platform win b substastially adopted by
the Hsrmsus ~ indicaied above. On
The points there set forth there SCENE 70
b no diversity of opision.
Comptroller Robinson of New York has
written lssser strongly fsvosing the nom.
aation Of Gen. Grant. Parker Pills
bury brings with him letter from Wen
isli PHILIPPE, expressing regret at his in
lbiEty to attend the Couvenuon and cbm-
plaining that the Admiaissration il ! fail |
arc beoasss il has waged treasure, blood |
ind oisl hb~tv agsiast slavery, and api
% the present momsnt has decided |
. exhaust then aII before il uses
feedom. He oonteads that the on;y |
oian Of reconstruction within 20 years il
Q sdmis the blacks to cisiseaship aud use
lin with the white - tho basis Of STATE
'epresensation. He closed BY favoring |
be nomisation OF Fremont or Butler,
fremont being his first choice. Amoogi
hose psesrnt are Gen. Ackinstry, TX
Governor VIM. F. johnson Of Pennsyl-
,anis, Col. Sesgsny, Maj. Ed. Gilbright, |
'arker Plsbary, Jasper Thompson, An
rev J. Cssom, Gen Cochrane, Governor
hopkins, Col. Nose. aud number oi
jsrmans from the East.
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New YORK. Nay 80.

New York, Nay 80.
The Tines special says Leslis's bri-
gsde-she 10th regulars. 3ssh, S5sb, and
o9th Massachusetts and 4th regulars
met with repulse in crossing the North
Anna They had crossed Che river, and
we're driving in the rebel skirmishers.
when . charge vac instantly made from
9 concealed battery of four or ak guns.
The rebels opened storm of grape and
canister. when the brigade fell back to the
cover of piece Of woods when thunder
storm was raging. The rebels charged
and drove our men toward the river Just
. Asether brigade came up aad checked
the advancing enemy. Four hundred and
Fifty Of the brigade were killed, wounded
or missing. q
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New York. May 80.


New York, May 80.
The steamer City Of Baltimore, from
Liverpool l7th, via Queenstown 18sh, o..
rived this a. IN.
Brilliant weather for crops.
The Conferences held three hon ~ SEE.
sion on the 18th. All the members we're
present.
The Daily News says they can hardly
be said to have advanced single step,
and the prospects Of agreement are as dis
tans Is ever. No oomnon basis Of DIS
cnssion is yet agreed on. The Germans
repudiats altogether the treaty engage.
ments.
The Cos.srence has adjourned till the
18TH OF May, when more than half of the
time given Tor truce will have expired.
The Daily Telegraph says France, sd-
Inn taa n .Hx.rr~ II
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s1H ScS R.ts GarssAe Ds.n. H.l,.., rnropAsl..
Ayerr N xord, 4en, j Hofd, Jr, Thoue. q 'I~,vr
l1Anl. uass ~ 1okhssos ~xssusor n IN ese,ss
Nn Tcresce, d.seasua, Enhsan. Hssr
ming and John Woodruff 11sbinas DAvfs irr.,y H,;s
Il ss1gs AbnE kewy4A Herry. Tyuis, Hiram barney
Assshaay nsAinsBN obs E4saf 1homfspn Z 7 =
foA - eac ~ ysa 40 herssy nsti6ad that tbers 4
bcy On Me- IN tie Office 81 the rk of the District Cont
q - ooy.lcwa - ks6Iak. the pesfiss IL WtIlf.su
siAiminE of NE sd drf-sds D ~ Rowd tho -
Sfavc hundred nnd nntytvo 10 toe dolIars keinr
.sy - - prastDsfasa ssrrsvs 70 e Ny Ntl Is6l
x elain lxonsissvrs noie yxfcutsi by the ssd Kord
.s eAS q the psa1su2 9illiss 6s tbe sn on e3G6hG
sed Aeeunx daas @u4e 9Th 49, sni cisissisg aast n
yoa s foeecsosure u ort ase sssde Nv The
- sEd - H. ~ dIIiia lH The pus,se al n,ztS
aisc key1est0f the said note and ing the Ih
ng fessfed r-al estate. to-~ft Lat r. In hsnrk3 asd
49, AAd M In hek Nv 10 tAe risy sf Keoknk -
so.ty. ioya The s>id Iot I, In tl1k In ana ID 4.
o0e3 Il Aspksx iswA having been tsl-Asr Il ON sd
Den sor proper considerations not inc ,u.
m Piainfihs prayer for kneriosufr.
New unless yoe appear and dsseud before moan
OF ne sssen dsy 81 the said District Court
eesaasncang e. kecknk the lrst nobday of ssptem
ber a o. 1854 judgment and decree will IL rrnered
sgaanst yus ~ dsfAuit. RANKIN McrRARY
kevenne stamp ~ ctsi Affy,s Or pi.i,tir
mAy5t-d4w
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= - 1.77.l--71-a
NOTICE.

10 W Hinki-y.
Iya 80 hereby Bosi- that there h nov On Ala IN .hs
snre "a ths Clerk of the Dsstrrr Court ef L. eonn.s
is~A % Aesknk pssitkn q William ssf,Ii.. rss,n
q yeu tbs ssa of sas.nd dsiiarx A. n..nsv h.. -
ofassory hote sna Alec praying the fereriosre a
ssSNe Kers hs ses To ssid nete~ ac.l t-nvy !,
lU~a - : ~ A~1c cvnhttr '
.nl+- 20 .psssr iA~rcto and defrna l<6rs nsoa af
.e s4a saF ~ the h~ptef-r term ls4 az ssid ruvt
commencing o0 tbs sryt Aon.say In sersrrs@- ,.s
faait o * Erx - = 49,. -. s.n sf ss~
s-a, ssaap ~ eesf aftye sa- fssifrtfH
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NOTICE.

To Nathaniel AeCrea and David White partners eomrw
ing the hrm d McCrvs Co.
"h are hereby nohsa that there il on Hc IN thr
Office o. the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee runty
Iess u ksoknk pefniouof David Payne claiming a
yos fne san Of tour hunired and dollars and niretx
hve cents - money due on account for s~rv;cs :. h
Keeper saso prayfnx for m asaschpen3
vnss you appear thereta and delsnd bs{cr, noon al
INC second y OF the September tef 1894 AZ said Court
lut1aent viii " rendered agsiprt you thereon hs a.
..uh RANKIN 4 McCRARY
nrvenne sta0f % ceA Atfy's for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Hittenmyer:
You are hereby notified that ,herp in nox an. Al, 10 ar,
ofh- H th- Clerk ~ th~ District Cont az ,,tr :,
~ heskuk Sssit,oo Of ~ r. Calilss cisin,sr ~
sch tas sum on sixty tr dollars, with srs~t fro1u A.
80 -, a1 = moaty a~ sa eecs,HGt or ns-isci sr>
sies~, also praying An 4ft-shnnenf.
h'ses son api~ai thereto aad descnd befre necn n
.as sss"n aAs ef the Stenisr teFns 1864 Of ssssi Dis
aoa', eonmeneins On the first Mosia, in s-ptesa-
1854 Judgment will be rendered against sru fhersn
y ~ 1riAai- RANKIN McssRARY
naaySl-d4w
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Washington, Nav 800 !. =

To Gen. Dix: -
No official dispatches from the Army Of
the Potomac since my Telegram last Sat,
urday evening.
A telegram from Sherman, dated near
Dsllas, Nay 29th, reports Saturday An en-
gsgemsnt occurred between the enemy
and McP Phersons corps. The rebels were
driven bast with loss Of 2 500 tiiisd
aud wounded lsft il oar hands, aod about
500 -prisoneys. Our loss was not over
3OOs IN
(Signed) E. N. SrAsros,
-. ssc''y Of War.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


important - 1oe Day AGsa.
Especial to Gate City,
Davenport, May 30.
The President recently ssges ths nis-
ing promptly Of the hundred day men.
The time Of enlistment, thsrefoss, il
hereby extended until further orders :
bat those companies alrssdy enlisted must
report forthwith at Davsaport.
N. b. BAKER, A. G.
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sa-A negro, arrested on charge Of
attempting to commit rape stMuscatine,
suffered most barbarons treatment at the
hands of the maddened mob who wrested
him from the officers of justice and tor
tured him till no signs of life remained.
The negro subsequently, revived and
was conveyed to Jail.
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NOTICE. .

20 Sonn acnne sssdsrs stafford asi NJ SfaHera he,
hnsland, Margaret burke aud James R-rts r..
hsSsand asd AssEie Me6un- uainssr- ~
lou are herehy nosss taerr Is nov On sl- in the
o o tne Si-fk Of thw Hsfrlrt Court ef L..e ceuntx
ic~A n krrkuk. pstitaon af Janss E BARK
on If ftfsoi VI the west half II the west f of ts
gnArfer of section thirty four township sx N
hre nnftl range I'VE west. in Les county Ig,y. - y
Unless yon appear thereto aud DEFEND frs.-. 49,. :,
the second day cf the term Is6a ~ 80 ~.
Tict Caarf, jndssnen; viii be repssx .,.. - -.
en- en- ~ as'eHst RANKIN x MrC2ARY,
A.senSs ss ssaAaf ~ cts Atty fer Paairtis
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Tbs Geld Gamblers.
CSpeciai to Oomsnsrcial.l |

~ Washington. Nay 30.
There is . rumor that Congress viii
postpone. the discussion on the tariff bill
until next winter, and continue the pres.
ept Sdditional ratss.
The Commercial saya it ia ramosed that
. as.rong clique has engaged - pss Up the
price Of gold to eco durisg tho wsek. y
Al ! P. N. today the prios Vas 1904;
at i:S0 Q clock, 1901; : o'clock, 6rm 4
l9x fhs demand was almcst easirsly
for specnhsien. ..s y sssss = fv44sssS
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Tp. Cad Bryan returned to our
State last week. 1t seems that. p. CAD.
occupations gone" by the removal Of
Gen. Tu,ile from command at Matches.
and 80 the notorious Copperhead has re-
turned. to spend his ili.go,.eu gains in
Iowa.
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E The Copperhead Convention al
Louisville, KY, houored as the great gun
and chief speaker, the same Col Wolford
who was disgrscefully dismissed from the
service, at the suggestion Of. Gen. Grant,
for dlsloyal speeches delivered in Ken
tuckY some months ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

cE All the Representative bodies of
the Church which dare speak out at all
on the subject, have spoken recently in
most unmistakable terms against slavery,
and in favor of its early abolition through
ont the country
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Worlds Dispatch
New York, May so.

Considerable skirmishing took place on
Friday. but no heavy fighting. nrsr Han
over G. 81.
Grants movement is progressing we'll
and rapidly. Most Of the casualties are
among New Eoglasd regiments.
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DLASK-wALk NOTICE

Lots:
Al meeting of the City Ceupcii If th- ftv II
held May l6th- 1865, the feIlewins Iessaoils ere
adopted. viz.
Resolved, That the OF lot- aSd H. block i9G
lots and Il. block ief; lots y : 4 Hrt 81 thick Iee
lots and L. block leS lots and l. tie<k OK lots aud
l., block las lots and L. block ie sBd lots ard II
block S. Mssons Upper Addition, let J. hees Ma
sone upy,r Addition, be directed hate plank
Of not less Than twoneh plank and xix feet II, width sid
IN frent of their respective LOTS seventh within
twrnty days from date, sasd walk be made ia
with the -rriinancr "a the city
Resolved That the owners cf iet- !, 2 3 L. ard q,
block % lots l. :, 3 and q bioSA g. and lots l. ,,
4 and ., block w. be directed tn have plank
twoineh phnk AID feet vide iaia In fu-t H. s
respective lots high within twenty rH.
date, the % be done In with the ord
nance in such made and prov.drsi
D. s MERRIAM,
Clark of the Council IL the Gas III keoknk.
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EE The State Sanitary Commission
win meet at Des Moines to morrow, June
lst.
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Washisg.os, AaysN.
SENATE.

No business Was transactsd in the
morning hour, the sill 90 expedite the
sessIemens of, the tstles Of land elaims in
California being nudsr discussion during
its continuance.
The tsx bill then came up ~ un6nish.
ed businesss and discvssion on the amend
nens of Mr.. fessenden laxing bullion
one per cent, ensued.
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0i1 Per Cent. Beads.
Especial to Post.]

Nssningtoo, LAY ".
l. 10 reported that Secretary Chase
viii soon offer 450, ,O0O, 900 Of the s pr
cent. bonds Of 1881 atpubiic ssction.
+ The military ness 10 good. Stirring
intelligence may b expected soon.
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M o sic ESSON
Mrs. e. H. CAMERON.

Mcsc TkAcAKr on Biondsan street. between "a aud 4sh
streets will rsc Lessons the PianoYorte and Guit.r
and also upon the Culture Of the Voice
Tbs best Of refersnces viii be given As u ouaIi6
catisns, &c. msv5,-sifss
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Virginia
The Great Struggle for
Richmond
LEE AGAIN OUT.
GENERALED.
Grant Still Pushing
the Enemy!
ANOTHER BATTLE IN
GEORGIA.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS Or
McPHERSON'S CORPS.
Rebels Leave $500 Dead
and Wounded.
800 Prisoners Captured.
Rebels Leave $500 Dead
and Wounded.
800 Prisoners Captured.
C2eCelGssd Radical COseress.
tiOM.

No Opposition to Fremont.
Al ss4f
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EE Fifty-four millions Of dollars had
been subscribed to the ten-forty loan mn
to the latest sdvices. which makes an ~.
erage of about one million dollars per
day since the books were opened.
FROM THE 1sah lLLaNOIS RE0I.
MENTs
CAMP 18th ILIIsoIs MOUNTED
INFAsrRr VoEusrEERs,
PoRr BuDsos, Nay 70.
FDiToR CARE GlrY - Thinkiar per
haps some Of your numerous readers
would like to know what We arc doing. I
though, | would volunteer to place lev
facts before them.
The I'd Illisois cavalry and oar sert
ment form one brigade under the com
msnd of Col. John G. Fonda, 10 whon
We have great confidence q An officer.
We have not bad much to olateI,. s.,
yesterday morsisg tie sasal qsist q ssr
camp wss distnrbsa Ahsst da1-liahA b
firing 10 the direcdoa of Dr. HoysJ ~.
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CELECT MUSIC FOR CHoIR

~ PKACIfCE--fhe following books are reconrnrn,I-
I'd 10 Chors confainirs mnSc fr rvirr
t;reatorex Collection of Church Masic Ia i.,trrs
Church Nuse. 7ea Harp ~ Jssrh u. The Iorsilns
veutfpn Cho<sm Beck u. kHcsussnsh Atsfsms I'd ffs
Folks CSpcert Tnnss, IS. Tuckern.sAe LAsris 10 -
BostoB t;ire Book, ~ Mason wskb * Bpefon Me-
ls-ton, se's2eah, LES Mnssesi Isria ts. West esl
BeB, La5. Young Rvlks Giee Book Is Tie fherssst
collection ~ thofnse& IA Na- eaeh st sent cn APP
plie4isal Hsydn,s ana Mozart Aasetk.
discSRnt thr prices quantities Ccries
sent rSztfa1 o receipt Of the prize nfIvEk IfT-
oON 90, Rahairhers III washinxtan Street, Drsan.
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Al I6S A King,
Main Street hctw. I'd 4 ID
Millinery r Dress Making,
CLCAkS T. SHAWLS.

French and Americas Flowers Enhrodsrsi Sets Noura
ing Sets Cear~ Lo- Gloves 0f a descriptions feEch
Csets Hoop SkiIt- Supporters, ssd variety otker
Soticn-L tAni-safs
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Constantly hand full assortment of Gsocrsrxs and
PRopvcA. NAV sl-sslv :
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"ALL PAPER. &c.-SprinQ Stock
w ~ wan Papef Drylers Git wfnaow ehades
Pendulum, Fixtures, Cord Tas-es, &C. received and E~
sale hy april NV. kESTSTT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
The Light Haired TO The Front

The CORE POT snt OF the New York World
speaking otthe Fremont Convention At Lleve
land, says.
As might have been expected qentlemri
whose huir is brown, and long, aud parted il
he middle are here in force, These meu ar,
not, never have been, and never will be poi
tic,sns, nor can they be- made such by an,
sort of process Not one OF them ever hac
IN opinion worth entertaining upon the su
i-ct Of the government of q naii0n rney ar,
theorists all and the gr nd end aud aim Of Al.
their drC ans, OF ali their graspng after th,
impossible aud sosrnl into the iniuiie, is
10 destroy. They can knock down, but they
cannot construct. This time, however. on.
should find no fault with them. They ar,
welding their peculiar abilities f,rthe nonct
| ia good cause, aud being properly regulated
| 1y the stronger or more ,Xprrlencsd minds q
real politicians, may, perhaps. surprise Ih'
common-sense community by doinE, for III,
| lirst time, = comm iu-sense g thing. They hat'
Lincoln; Tor which sentiment they have rta
son They are refined and educated; be Rvul
gar jester, redolent Of the ast boat and III,
bsckSoods, dssipRting their most ttherSa
iresms by cosrse ] lie or hesrlless jl0e
viii do Them the crvd ~ say th4t they lov,
heir country, thai they have, 10 common will
AL reel Americans, an honest pride in he vas
+xteut aud the exhAuslble resources of III
great Republic. They are, then, impreenote
with mn honest disgust when they lhink Ihs
the Chiei Magistrate Of the greatest natu
in the world should he not only dishones
bu an ignorant and unpolished man, unabl
TO construct one grammatical sentence q
write even rou1h common sense. With Wei
dell Phillips, they appreciate the priceless
| ne,s Of unf-rered lips What, then, mu
, be their opininn ofhim who shackles the pres
imprisons he orator, and wrests the pen fro
he haad Of The reviewer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

WAsHixoTos, June s--7, A MO Major
General DIX. Dispatches from Grants head.
quarters up to siz o clock P NJ. last evening
states there had been no 6shtinG durinE the
day The enemy made en- attack on Ss'ur.
day night upon Hancock, Wright and Sni h,
bEt we're everywhere repulsed. Hanaoek's 8
lines are within 40 yards OF the rebel works
The rebels we're very busy on Saturday ia col.
structing eu,senchmsnt4 on the west side OF
the Chiekshomihy Rt BJttum's BddSe, AID
bad .ihrown 8 Isity ser ss to he east side.
A dispatch from Sherman dated yesterday
p. A., Altoona creek states the enemy disco,-
ering ust this morn'ng around ob his rish q .nk
sbandjne bis position last uight, aud marched
Of McPheraon is moving TO day for AK
worth Thomas is on the dir Ct Marietta
road aud Sihufsd is on the right Il hsa
rained hard lor1hree days, and tho roads are
heavy. They had an immense line Of earth
works which We have turned with less lOsl to
va than them.
e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.