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a9enslons.
JUsTUs 1. MsGARTV,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WAsHlSGTON SITY. D. g.,
49snslons.


WM i've prompt stlsnusn 10 applications for
AgRElRS OF PAT, BtUNTIEs, PENSIONS,
And all otr-r CLAIMS before the RzsouIi,s Depart.
meuts sud in the Court Of claims.
Ref,r to- Houa. II N. Rice N. A. Latha~ NJ q.
Wilkinson, uRitsd States Senators; !. BLACK; X. N
Stanton Secretary Of War wi liam Kellogg, SCHUYLER
COifaI, y u. FOOks. Members Of Com gress, Oslonol
O. W. EHipg, VI in1lana, aud others.
The undsrsigned desires to Inform versions having
damaudF against the Government ofths nitsd States
that he IL prepared TO rOsecuts their slalInH with
gromptuess aHd gu reasonable terms HE prac icsl
knowledge Of all the details o. the ilt1ry ser ice VI
the United States, Wves him great ksihtss for ths
speedy adiustSen and collection si every dSsSr Pt0B
"''"' rENsIoNs.
All p~rsSHs Whs catered the Iauitafy service amer
March 1851, and srs disabled by WSuHdS disease
ara entitled 70 pensions.
Widows sf soldiers who are kHed, or die ksfs . af
ater their disc arge. from SsHnds reoe we'd, or ds
ease contract while ia service are snttsd 10 peu
Hions.
II ne Widsw, then the ohdrsS, uEsrr sixteen years
Of age, are entitled 60 pensions
ne Sidow aor ehildrsh, thsu the nsther II y sy
or IN part dependent Oh dRce ssd for saBPor
II ne mother, then the sisters u dsrsassd, aHder
siHtesn years si Sge " WhSly or il part dependent
on deceased for support,
R0UNTIEs.
All enlisted IaeA Bhs serve i've ysars sAGtsd 10
Bounty,
All whp are discharged, by resss- Of wounds re-.
eeiVed In hattle are entitled 10 bounty.
Bounties aud arrears II pAy due deceased soldiers
are paid - oless: frat, to hia widow second II
widow, 10 his rhildreR.
II he HE'D unmarried; ar,t, 10 hSAsr; second, u ne
father 10 mother; thrd, u 40 taihsr mother. then
to hts brothers ahd sisters Arrears Of Ray goes 10
the idss Ssls'i sroppptMA ssS.Rrd S.SGn,
cry county, ohis, "a my authsnEsd associate AppIi.
Gallons prepared and lSr ssrdsd By hi, will receive
prom 1t attention. o.iidu
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ticon We insist upon our readers visiting
the Stcreoptteon, al Beckel Hall, while the
opportunity offers We insist upon them to
20, because We know the entertainment will
please them. 1t is uuquestionably the most
delightful illustration OF the progress Of the
age in the field Of art, to which We have ever
invited them Read the opinion of Whittier,
and make test OF its justice, by oecular dem
unstration
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Wanted BY lady and child, boarding.
Private family preferred They will furnish
their own room Address ENPIRE Ofica
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Notice No more Photographs or any
kind Of Pictures will be taken at City Hall
Gallery sEEnonN
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Draft AT meeting of the citizens of the
First Ward, held at the Swaynie House Satur.
day evening March 10Th, for the further con-
sideratiou of the coming draft, on motion Of
W. b McCrea, the chairman appointed the
following financial committee, who will NEE,
at the office Of G. II. Winters, Esq on this
evening March 2lst, at u o'clock, for further
consultation;
W. B MeCrea, S A. Dickey, C II Winters,
Alb Bebee, j NJ Bacon, Jas. Patton, JEFF.
Auchey, Frank Ochs, N Sauze, WIN. Callahan
James Brownell, George Funderheit Johu
Reese, John Castor, R, NJ. Marshall
A full attendance Of committee is urgently
requested f. G. BEoK, Charm.
b, +. HARGRAvE, Secretary.
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Auction Sale C p Huber & Son will
commence selling a complete assortment OF
groceries, at their Auction Room No 27s,
next door cast of their extensive Dry Goods
and Notion and Variety Store on Third street
Sale to commences at 81 o'clock and continue
until il is sold. The stock ia extensive and
new Also 700 pounds Cotton Batting, and
about 300 yards Of all WOOL llCarpet The goods
must be sold and some person will be obliged
to purchase them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Excursion to New York City-By ref
erence to the advertisement in this paper, Il
will be seen that Billiards. Panorama of New
York City, exhibits here this evening aud sy-
cry evening this week, and Thursday, and
Friday, and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock,
10 Huston Hall, We have seen the work, and
can assure our readers it is just what the bills
aud advertisement represent It to be--show-
ing Al miles Of the buildings, streets, aud
shipping OF the city.
The folOwing card from Il. H. Allen, Su.
perintendept oithe City Schools, Chillicothe,
ohio-a gentleman well qualified to give an
intelligent opinion on the subjects worthy
OF perusal
CHlLucorHE, Ohio, March 5ih 1864
DAVID WEILEvFR, Esq Dear Sir. Itake
pleasure in commencing "Bullard's Panorama
Of New York City" as profit as well as a
pleasure to the 500 pupils OF our schools who
witnessed il on Thursday afternoon. lts care.
fully minute and liie.lke representation OF 40
many i'm 'ortant buildings and 90 much OF the
city in Broadway aud by the river, when uni.
ted with the information OF he accompany
ing lecture, cannot fail TO give them a iamil.
iarity with this great metropolis, very desira.
BITE Tor them TO have. ! am pleased that our
children haVs seen Il
] am sir, respectfully, 6e,
EDWARD II ALLgs
BifI .rIfIas r'1t aahhN 'A
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N Notice--Wlam II Gerbriek of Dayton,
Montgomery County, Ohio, is desrous of find.
ing bis parents, Jacob and Mary Grrbricl
whom be has not seen nor heard from since
ls46. Then they we're at Pittsburg, Penn
sylvanis They had lived in Somerset, and York
counties, Pennsylvania. Auy paper copying
this notice will confer great favor on dis.
charged soldier of the Fifteenth Iowa Volun.
teer Infantry. W. II. GERBRICK.
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.W8N 1g.0 1e
, 1864-07-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
WASHINGTON, Sunday Evening, July 10, 1864.
TREASURY MATTERS.
Considerable apprehension exists among
the women employed in the Treasury, that
Afr. Fessenden may make change in the
policy Of the Department, and I'LL thoir places
with young men. No good reasons appear to
exist for the apprehension, however. None
Of those In Gen. Spin,.cr's bureau have been
removed or suspended from Tork, and 1t ts
understood that he will earnestly remon-
strate against auy Change, If one Is proposed
Less than ba1f she number employed two
weeks ago in the Printing Bureau are now at
work, aud 1t Is not known when the full
force viii be recalled.
THE DRAFT.
I7uder the recent ruling of the War Depart
nient, persons may furnish representative re-
cruits either from those liable TO draft, or
from aliens. Substitutes for drafted men
must, however, not be liable to draft.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Teur correspondent with the army Of the
Potomac, sends the following:
uE4pQUARrERs ARnY OF THE Po1oxAc,}
FRIDAY, July 8, 1s64.
There is no occasion fur the slightest ap-
prehension on the part Of the losal people
that the appearance OF q rebel force on the Up
per Potomac will seriously interfere with the
plans Of Gen. Grant, and the further advance
Of Ills army pon the rebel capital. In no
contingency will the present line Of opera
lions be abandoned. It Is positively known
that the main body Of Lees army continues
in our front, and that troops have been de-
tached from II and sent EorthWard since it
, 1864-07-11

cd upon the cnemy's works, and in the
meantime comes the old story Of yicksburs,
in the shape Of scarcity Of provisions with
the besiegea garrison. Petersburg is yir-
tually in, a state Of siege, and Grant y Ill Keep
peEgiug away, Irrespective Of rebel raiders,
until he has accomplished his task.
Secretary Fessenden has gone to New
York to consult with the bankers and busi-
ness men, and next week, 1t is intlmated, we
may have IN announcement Of bis polic5.
Our Nashville letter contains highly in
portant resume Of the situation In Georgia
down. to the yery latest point covered by
our dispatches Gen. Sherman has but one
more move to make and the route to Atlanta
Is all "doWu 1II1''
, 1864-07-11

Especial D,spasch to the Chicago Tsibune1
Sr. LoC1s, Saturday, Jul5 9th, 1884,
It Is reported that new order Of banish-
ncnt against number Of prominent seces-
sionists is about to be issued Perhaps come
Of the Missouri delegates to Chicago may be
included in the next list
One Of Frank Dlair's organs, the Columbia
Statesman, says Lincoln's acceptance is very
tame. Its editor was Blair delegate to Bal
timDre.
Guerilla matters have quieted down for the
rtpserf
, 1864-07-11

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.]
MILWAUKEE, JulT Q,
The body Of ColoLel Savage, Of the 46th
regiment Wisconsin volunteers, arrived to-
day, and lies in etate at the Chamber Of Com
merce until tomorrow. Colonel Savage
was severely wounded at the storning Of
Petersburg, and died
TIE WAR. IN GEORGIA.
, 1864-07-11

NV YoaK, July 9.-The quota Of the
70 mo militia called for to be- taken from the
lst Division Of the State, being 5000, q meet
ing OF the officers was, TO oar. held to ID. 1e.
10Th md Sitb, ii is understood, will be Of the
number.
, 1864-07-11
FROM rlELWAUKEE.

Guerilla matters nave 9Gleted GOWN 10r tQe
present.
FROM m1LWAUKEE.
Is peclal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.]
1I11wArKzE, Julr g.,
regiment Wisconsin volunteers, arrived to-
day, and Hes In state at the Chamber Of Com
mer CO until tomorrow. Colonel Savage
was severely wounded at the storming Of
Petersburg, and died
THE WAR IN GEORGIA. =.
Latest From Gen. Sherman's. Opera
tt0ns-
NAsurnrE, duly Q, 1854.
4 reliable gentleman has received the fol-
lowing disl latch from Gen sherman:
Our army rests its Wings on the Chatta-
hoochee, above and below the bridge. The
main rebel army is across. Only one corps
(8ardee's> remains On the this side, occupy
ing the head Of the BRIDGE,
The weather is very bad.
We hive driven the enemy from the strong
positions at Kenesaw and Sminion, and then
camped within I've miles Of Marietta Wc
hare taken about 1900 prisoners.
Our pickets are now on the Chattahoochee
Eiyer bank, at Prices Ferrs, and at the
month Of the NIckaiack.
From Our Special cos.esponden&1
NAsu711E, Thursday, July 7th, 1864.
4 movement was commenced several days
since, by General Sherman, which ended In
the occupation of Marietta, On the morning
Of the Sd. Our forces were immediately
pushed forward, in pursuit Of the rebcla,
who were endeayorIng to cross the Chatta-
hooche, with view, doubtless, of securing
poeition On the eouth bank, to dispute our
ken. They, however, we're not disposed to
show much fight, and no battle Of conse.
quence ensued; but our forces captured at
least s, COO prisoners, and On the 5th occupied
the north bank Of the river, DO til above and
below the road, and railro.d bridges, which
arc near together.
All the rebels reached the south side in
safety, except Hardee's corps, which wns yet
north of the rivcr, at latest accounts, as q
protection to trains, guns, &C., but 1t will
not remain there long, as Gen. Sherman is
"puehi1g things 10 the wall" with rim.
have received few particulars Of the sitn-
alton, other than whnt has already been tel
errarbcd to the North. hnt an, ab1o tn
ti-ow some ,,ch+ ~, +be s,tra.;on trron,h
,.-..n,.s... - f.. te...s.,s- -.
Witch Wit he of mac II fCtv1a
49, or1r~r
cASo1 " AlSE.
"hen the present commander took COM
mand change Has made In their lines, Hook
er md Schofield 1ay to the left. while Mcpher.
son vas cent n the r,,ht Thom,a WIN waa
- -. -s - 49, ' "1e RI
III co.n"anu u LIE csnles ploeeedeu do"n
laiAAiea nAAn .Ae aAAA oao, "nu coMpae]et5
covering It; while Hooker struck the Chatta-
hoochee at Vine's Station, few miles above,
ana Mcpherson NJ Eictn,act f,-act obont az
49, 49, - ..s 49, ssNs a'1 11sa
~" oeAo"' alu .a's Aoflneo ~ ee1o' e'sc'e'
surrounding the rebel army, which was bus
lily engaged In crossing the river for safety.
Whether our forces will be able to attack
u..sna .,ofo-[, ,,,, crossea ~ mi ar, ,,nof,,..
to state; but believe the rebel General will
be kept busy; and have no doubt but, ere
this, our a1iny Is posted from right to left,
unon the shores Of the Chatahoochee; per-
-. p a1o,, q ,,ort ~ n NOV hp ocrosa
naFs' cFeu pa " :. mA' 10 ae.e'''
s1A Mills fnoA A1hAa
, 1864-07-11
QUESTIONS! /
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QUESTIONS!
QUESTIONS!
THAI
Coae5fn Every 0ae to dnsWei'

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Oc.s y5u- hai1 al ef7
4na your hair becc'ra tkic7
l. It turning gray be1cre iss ttn.e7
are you troubled With itchllx. bzr1tnK sa111nc1a
the scalp7
Are yca tronc1sd With da1dzuE7
Are you toah1ed with VIA. u called 5csofa1a p
4s1s Eleun?
Hava you bad tha E:sgs1pe1ss, ead lost your ha.xg
aAvey you hsd the keaa1es. aud lest It?
Have yen ha1 tbs TpphclA Fever, Ard lostt
Haye ron hsd the 2yc1n FtTs7. eni lcs: tt
Fave you Loot yru1 hair fy any fckzeAf
Do you wish 1n1uriant har7'
10 ycu with soft and Iustzous taiEr
Do you Wish Rray hair 1essored2
10 5oa wisa your Eh:Akers R1oay7
Do you wlek tha:1 restored tn coio1f
10 you want dreaslng2
DO you want It Tor your chilc1eu?
Do soa want It tor yourself, fos htkAf Ct MSsAH
for brother, Bister CT friend?
10 Jou want tho best Preparation out Ter tze4szs
atmrlstinF PROTECTING restoring tho COLOR md saa'
aeE.sx sofs, s!lky sna Iust1ons. tae Huznan Haiff
E1o, We warrant
, 1864-07-11
Three Rebel Corps Reported
Across the Potomac,
Success Of Gen. Sherman's Flank
MoVement---2,W0 Prisoners
Oaptured.
CAPTURE OF COL. FRANK SHER-
MAN BT THE REBELS,
Proclamation Of the Presi-
dent Upon Reconstruc.
ton.
SECRETARY FESSEhDEN GONE TO
NEW YORK TO CONSULT WITH
THE BANKERS,


4 FEDERAL SCOUTING PARTY
CAPTURED IN VIRGINIA.
, 1864-07-11

[specIal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsuSaTox. Saturday, JnlY9.
Your correspondent with Grants army
sends the following:
HEADQUARTERS, Jaly 7-9A-N.
Nothing but tue Usual shelliug and picket
firing has occurred along the line during the
last forty-eight hours. More heavy batteries
are being erected on the right Of our line..
Brig. Gen Led1ie has rendered his re5lgna-
ton on account Of Ill health.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The n. 7. Hsrazd's
Army of the Potomac Headquarters core
spondent, July 7th, says:
Desertere are continually coming into our
lines, complaining Of short rations In Peters
burg. In this respect the siege Is Vicksburg
over again. From all accounts, their army
and population Of not less than 200, 600 are
to be fed in the two cities, and as the rebel
Government has got to feed or get rid ol
them, the problem Of the siege eannot be
long solving,
, 1864-07-11
THE VERY --LATEST.
MONDAY, T,4UCLOCK IL

THE VERY LATEST.
MoND4Y, UCL0CKA. 4. H.
THE WAR FOR TIE
UNION.
THE REBEL RAID UN-
MASKED.
EXCITING FROM MARYLAND.
Gen. Wallace Defeated
ami! Driven Back.
The Rebels Marching On
Washington and Bal
tiIn0re.
Intense Excitement in
Both Cities.
Official Dispatches Of
Yesterday.
Secretary Stanton to General Dig
Governor Bradford to the Peo-
pie Of Maryland.
Lew. Wallace to Secretar.
Stanton.
The Railroads North Of
Baltimore Threatened.
How the Raid is Viewed al
Washington.
, 1864-07-11
MONROE ST. CHRISTIAN
I'LL SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC EXCURSION.
TOM OKROW
Tuesday, July. l2th, 1864.

W = N u II x a..
-vIa Chicaqo and Mllw aukse Railroad. Tra!nsieare
In s rect depot nt NJ, and return a. p N.
T.ckets-Adults 70 constellation IS Gents.
Tbs school Il noted for gestin. 10 plsssa' 1!cncs
Refteehmenss ano dcl!cac:es will be sold On the
ttni II IT. y.eny q Ch,rago Tn.y lie o. the IKE
Shore in beautiful forest. and eleyatea aoout stty
ted y By ,h- Essiro.d fonpany Ut er.*t expense.
for the benefit Of excursion parties .ud tnus At a.
Saee toz pelkons weary o. tho city to 60 f1r dsy
s1n eniov rhe pf elyts No t1uet uarent4 Will mol be
airaid to lei their children 90. Eo accidents 1sva
ever hsp1 eoed to the e1cur:ons q T. ssaoo Last
H. thc Shois day Cars WIN not be crowded u,
20 iy11t.
, 1864-07-11

PLAN or TIE PRESENT NORTHERN No7EAESr.
That plan is simply this, to move 70 H;t to aar"
ffhroref1 lie Shenandoah Valley, while Gen.
Beanrega1d defends Richmond With bis corps
Of thirty thousand troops and the local MILL
ttn- Petersburg il nothing, and Of no account.
It is mere outWork. The longer Gen. Grans
, 1864-07-11

OF every description, wl1 cos1ye:y be sold at lcs3
than one hlf their present cost and vsue.
ALEXANNRE'S EID GLOVES, in sI a1xes and colo1r,
TWO shiloss per pair below New Fork prices.
PARASGIS OF ail kinds at half price.
sUPREB SILK NANTES RAHQUE3 AN0
RUNNER SHAWIS =. great reduction.
SALE Po8ITTVE
, 1864-07-11
NOW In STOCK

An unlluited variety OF GENERAL DRY GOODS.
bought cid pr1ces, and selling u1neh below their
present value, 81 ROSS & 9,l6S A8h'S,
1Yl1.m154jf ISL 169 Lake st-eat.
, 1864-07-11

BALTIMORE, Sunday, June 10-10 p H.
The purity Of rebels at ReistertoWn are said
to be small body. They are stealing cattle
and horses, and report enys they haYe struck
the Northern Central Rallroad, and burned q
bridge.
Gen. Wallace, at last accounts, was twen-
ty-tour mlles from the city, falling back, with
force of freeh troops covering his rear.
The enemy were not supposed to be fol-
lowing him. At least they we're not to be
seen On the road oyer which be i5 retrea ling.
His artillery is reported to have been de-
stroyed.-
Our streets are swarming with people.
Union citizens are coming forward, and 1t
they are well handled they will help much In
the work OF holding the city:
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July 10.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Sunday Transcript, dated
Chambersburg, July 10, says Gen. Coneh's
cavalry advance, supported by Infantry aud
artillery, entered HagerstoWn yesterday af-
teruoon and captured $50 or 200 rebel strag
elers who had been ng'ged in burning and
plunderipg the day before. Quite number
Of buildings had been laid in ashes. The
rebels were II possible more severe upon the
secesh than upon the Unionists Good,
1sying contributions everywhere
| McCausland's rebel brigade In consequences
| Of the move Of Couch, retired In commission
| along the Williamsburg and dSharspburg roads.
| Heavy firing was heard here last night IN the
! direction Of Harper's Ferry, Indicating that
brisk engagement was going. on between ST.
geTs force and q portion Of the rebel raiders.
The impression prevails that slgel has
f1nifed States force In the direction OF Har-
uer's Ferry, and the sound Of cannonadlng
TWne to the northwestward tu volume, and
1ondeet toward Falling Waters; and 1t Is
snnposed that the rebels would not have re-
treated in the direction OF these places unless
driven under severe fre
REBEL VIEW OF TIE RAID.
Correspondence n. T. World]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
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at regular meeting held this I'D day Of April, lS6i
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