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, 1864-06-28
Increase In Pay OF soIdIers.

2h&FEA 8S LII Kay VI 9V1OAtK8"
The President has signed md approved the
act to increase the pay of eoldiers in the I'm.
tied States army. 1t provides that on and
after the first day Of May last, and during the
continuance Of the present rebellion, thepay
per month Of non commissioned officers aud
prirates in the military service shall ba a.
follows:
Sergeant majors, $2G; quaftermaster and
commisfary sergeants Of cavalry, artillery,
and infantry, 81; sergcants OF ordinance,
sappers and miners, and pontoniers, sss4 cor
poruls oil ordinance, sappers and miners. aud
pontoniers $23; private of engineers and or
dinance Of the first class, S18, and Of the Sc
cond class, SIG; cortorA1s Of cavalry, artil-
lery, and infantry, $l3 chief bugiers OF cav
airy, ,$23; buglerr, Sl6; farriers and black
Of cavalry, artiller, md infantry, slb; princi-
Pill musicians Of artillery and Infantry S23;
l-aders Of brigade and regimental ban1s, S75;
musicians, SIG hospital stewards of the first
class, 83j; hospital s1c~ards of the sccoud
class IS; hospital stewards of the third
class *23.
All non-commieeioned officers aud priyates
in the regular army, serving under enlist
nleDts made pripr to July q 1861 shsll have
the privilege Of relnlihting, for term Of
three years, IN their repectiFe organtzatfone,
| until the first of August next, aud all such
|
reinlisting shall be entitled to the bonnties
mentioned in the joint resolution of Con.
| gregs, approved January Is, 15dl
In all cases where the Government shall
| furnish transportation and subsistence to
discharged officers and soldiers from the
I place Of their discharge to the place Of their
enrolment or original muster into tho SER
vice, they shall not be entitled to traYel pay
| ~ rfa ar1Na
Anew Crisis in Canada.
A correspondent of the New York Wor9d
writes from Montreal, under date Of the 21st
inst, As follows:
have 'ou1y time to write to you that q
very important constitutional chAnge ia now
likely to be made iu the government Of this
country, owing to the late crisis.
The ministry has obtained the support OF
the leading man of the Reform party, Mr..
| George Brown, BY the promise Of measure
for the general federation Of the provinces.
II tile scheme for general federation fail, tha
principle is to be applied to Car ada alone.
fur provinces LII the upper House the re-
presentation will be equal, and in the lower,
ur popular branch, 1t will pr baEed on popu-
}ation. By this, Canada West now gains
what 1t HIS been 80 long battling for, Viz,
representation hy population; ani. as that
~. tias, ~ ,.4u s iS ,sii1 ~ comrse .1,in
,;',I;ttnaI sS oIrautov, arur IT,, 1,.rev e~
F1t.itht ~ .asmti,6e +;,aaa IF +ba ie,d,nr rc,
~ .us iasaut'' ~ ;,tn 10 M 'Tg M,1.es H.1.a
lolM en ate @ ~ ~ NV ;rh,e e Sano ~
eee.1om 1sn o. eHe ,n,, ia;'n AZ canrus ~ of eoch
guarantee o. go9u a. on cuts tts y, at.r tt,e
taits ,,as aaa aoas ,,o HeS 1ha M hasis E nrnnossI
eEa me I'VE agree upon LIZ IL D1sts r. r.
TO them ~ thelf le,aert. tae ae.a,ls - IL L.
1chems n nase M nee4 te'' ~ tne 1'Aius ~ t1'
Atr"n y hle paas1. ha,-n w, sv,1a A.
, 1864-06-28

BoGs-There il no desliaa in kne activity or aru.
ness Of this market. THIS saes a{n:u Saturday hars
been restricted by the a1uea3 OF tan supply VITA
: change IN the Temperature from tao oxt.sn9 hes.
Of GUNNER to the cod no.ta e2steriy bses.es Of
ArEl thezs greater Induce snss o1.t for tns
shiouezt Of stock; aud aot few Of olr largo ops
1asors REGARDLESS OF the i1terehta Of cora. stc viii
be p1eAtea With eanttnua1ca Tor NJ days OF tho
ps1cnt cold sasp Tho entered sAles Auount to 1qao
Lead, 1t $a.73ao.e5. Market very hf1n As previous
, 1864-06-28

There is but one sentiment among the
soldiers relative to the Baltimore candi-
dates, and whenever they shall be allowed to
give shape to their sentiments, their votes
will be cast for Lincoln and johnson We
give one or two samples which hare como to
hand.
The members of the 18th Kentucky regi-
nent held q meeting at their camp ut Ring
gold, Ga, before the nominations were
made, passed resolutions endorsing tho
policy and course Of the Adminlstrztion.and
recognizing the continuance of that policy
until every rebel in arms is subdued; also
declaring thxt Abraham Lincoln WAS their
fi1et choice for the Presidency, but pledglng
themselves to support the nominees Of the
Union Convention.
, 1864-06-28

FRAUDS ON EHE GOVENVMENT
As nothing can SO damage the efforts OF
the Administration to carry ont aur of its
policies or undertakings as 10 be swi1dled
out Of the means necessary to their ACCOM-
plishme1t By fraudulent contractors, it fol-
lows that common human seldshucss would
di6tato TINT the Administration and tho be
Rho attempt to plunder it should be natural
enemies, unless the members of the Admin
strait on are themselves corrupt.
As no comprehend journal in the country
has yet, to our knowledge, accused either the
President or any member ot his Cabinet OF
being personally corrupt, 1t may be assumed
without Implying in the members Of tho Ad-
mtnist1ation any higher or more patriotic
qualities than an ordinarily inte1l,gcn. !.
seldshnesA that they are disposed
to prevent, by every means in their power,
ali frauds on the Government, as embarras
sing to their operations, destructive to their
regulations and personal prospects,, aud do
1ng them an evident injury, for which 1t is
admitted they lack the dishonesty to take
pay, In short, ~ no one class Of men like 70
be tuined for the sake Of another class, It is
probable that Cabinet Ministers do not seek
to be ewiudled by shoddymen. but- II
swjpdlcd, 1t must occur in spite Of tlelr cf-
frrts to prevent it. Yet in I'LL wars govern
n cuts ore swindled. t'Saoddy men, We're the
n = Of Washington in the r:vu;utfuh. u'i1
4,,.. disgrace ot the country lu ta= "a Of
1872. Nal uls on YVES Obliged t. eArca.e
, 1864-06-28

them. Wh+-tt wonder that in .uct . contc.., =. /
tn1s, compared with which our former wars
were but regimestM skirnishes, tho shoddy
men should come in between tho admins
tration and tho peopls, tho natural
enemies OF both, preJinE u both, cursed and
fought by both. and occasionally Triumphant
over both The enemies Of tho AdmlnistrA-
zion never 30 plai1ly show how hard up they
arc for campaign t'povder,' when they charge
the crimes Of "ahoddy men" and of frsudn-
lent contractors against An Administration
whose efforts to arrest, prevent and punish
the sheddy thieves and fraudulent contract
or, arc the very evidence We have Of thei,
e1istsnce- Every arrest seems by the oppo.
sition pzess to be taken a. proof Of the guilt
not ouly OF the party arrested but Of the
Government ordering tho arrest. Take
single instance: Il. D. Clapp and General
Sp4nola, both Denocrats, aud the latter
Copperhead, run the bounty business in New
York city In euch manner a., without yio-
lAtiAg any stAtute, to pocket hundreds of
Thousands Of dsllars which should hare been
paid to snlletcd soldiers. Tho Government
is dlacredited BY the swiudle, but
when 1t arrests these men the same
Copperhead press, which were afflicted at
ths snindie, are immediately enragsd at the
arbitrary arrest, and call for chapter and
vczee Of the law which justilcs It. While it
Is not to be denied that there ere IL al par
ties eome who would prove scoundrels un-
der temptation; and therefore some unfair
men who. would need watching to prevent
them from cheating the government, we Ut
tc1ly deny that the faith which makes one q
Union man, does not tend to make him hon
est In his dealings with The government in this
hour Of Its peril, rather than the faith which
would make him at heart traitor. One OPP
posed to the preservation OF ths Union
could not perceive so deepA crime In swim
ding the Union Of the means Of Its prese1-
sation, Is sne who stands ready to vote,
work, pay and fight for the Union. The
most inconsistent Of al cries Tor Coppe1heads
to raise. Therefore, Il that Of 'sfraudulent
contracts,n *'sloddy," DC, for not
only are; their hngers just ~
deep in such uatters a. they know
how to insert them, but they know well that
avery hms the Government is cheated, the
cheatis effected In spite Of the natural vigilance
of its oticea, and II not always the result Of
Copperhead principles, tends 50 essentially
to their great aim and object-a disunion
peace-that every CoPpe.head must logically
regard fraudulent contractors. bounty thieves
and shoddy men as, next to the rebels, his
most effective political allies, ~ the Admin
istration and the Union massea look on
them ~ their natural enemies.
, 1864-06-28

AuzKekoa, soid by Merrill. ;a.eos fsot lumber. i
sstps- 1t seo-o: cargo scas. Rnisfs from Green Bay
sola By 0ftna Merrill - feat iunoer. y ssrips
II aat.ss: cargo sctr- A1sx Nltclell, ffsm Ludlag
tons NIL, --fseslazabez. x aptps sold b7 O. BrsH-
sks1. NJ S1kse.
, 1864-06-28

CHICAGO OATTLR'mARKET.
MoHDAY KvxHIY9, JUNO n, ~

Mo1pAY KvKNIY7, juno q, 1877.
BEEF CATTLE-Th-fe naa been lttle to note tu the
transactions Of this market Yesterday and to-day.
TIA amount o! buaiaess done has beea principally
connned to the STOCK aiming OYER from ss:urd.y's
market Prices are a25s=ently unchanged. Entered
sslts o5 had It p:lcss ranging from 9s937to. oat
IL Ut &655@7t0r per 1eo 81.
, 1864-06-28
HO0fLAMD7S
GERMAN BITTERS

are concentrated all those virtues which tsnd to pro-
mote healthy and rgoroushfe. Unlike tho generality
OF Filters, they arc NOT AN ALCOHOLIC XIX
A0A' ~ 4 PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable Substances
Tu1 ARR
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DI5AAsEs RESULTING FROM
Disorders of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
ASD WEAKENED AND DEnll1TATED FRAMD
BKCOME RENkWED WITH ALL TEE
V1GOR OF HEALTH, BIZ a
FE-R USE OF
Remember, that this Bissers IL not Alcoholic
mixture, = bar.Eouu drink. or substitute for run1s
and cannot tn.1diously nrodcce tbs Yies Of d1unk4
asss Into your families.
Do you want something 10 5t-sngrhsn Youf
d. you want Coco Apreata}
Do you want to Build m Vorf consltnt1oEf
D. you want to Feel W-nt
Do you Watt to get I'D Of Nsxvuusnessf
Do you want Energy!
Do Y1u want 70 Hteep WeI1
Do You uaar Rr,ak and Vigos1u7 Fea1ingE
II ron do, use HOOFLANDs GRRNAN BllTEAh
opserye tho following s5mpsums. sesulstce from
disczcess Of tho Digestive Organs:
ConsubA-
Nun. Inward Pl}aes
FlIfne11 ' Blood to -
Eesu, ActdltY OF tho StoCeat1.
E.uasa- Heartburn, Disgna1 toz Food.
E1ptasons, Sinking o.. Flutter1nk II II, 2tt
Of me Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, E=r1ee
aud Difficult BreathinE, Flntte1tnS H the ueArt.
CSpktaz or 8uflncattng Sensations NheA Hylng
tpra ulune,s Of Vision. Dota OF Webs bttes o the
nkat, Fever and dul pain in the Head, Desuien-
Nd Eyes. PAIN iq II r. 81 Side : Rasi: ca.s1.
HsAt, Burning In the Fsst,
Ccustant 1mnKlnfnxs
OF Evil, and great
Depression ot
SptsftE,
, 1864-06-28

faoe oi &c stoFARe pGA nuputss w sos OtAoa
zss ,,.,ss ,ss,ss Flour Ia sold delivered unless o''sf
MONDAY RExKEs. Juns II. 1sA-
EREIGNTS-CRA1sF -pull Aud cas;er-
The tnQ xEel.eniS to-c4y 1sr.: TO BUFTALD: 5c1F
ptru III cor, ar 7tc Achrs uartsrll, Mediator,
cornella and Dyan6 TuIk-slt With corn at Sc prop
lsako, vi:h oate. vi De-. ,--
+ Wsan:io: sS io: A'''A - 49,
Y,nHr ~ Hnz:fH l.ta h.t fail..,.,.....,,. 4lt...
Esw Yerf' ............... Loet9....,
Ts7cvsionx to New York, lAxa and rail, So.
iI6 81 -.......--...........-..-.. aNa.-.-
T!oar e Montreal: u x*t:s. e
Fioa, to no, tFeni. sla
PnrK to Montrssl viz saElla.., llcta....
iSas 70 Pofsls1d. sarr,a............... 1s -.
rionr ~ ~ Hnifa'o' al lsEe 4S@....
voia iaf or H,nsan y. euSren:1 ~ ~ ~ -
RGo R.Mro1n ul ErI1aTr]ao following aze tso ra,,.
49, r.ts1.
1'-1 fourth Cl.sx. F1oas
.ro Nsu vo-s rn xsE 1so
~ 1o - ard liza R.fs Gy1 lii
TO Bos.on. all fa,1. 49,. .. i6e
r, po,t1.nd. Iii saI :aa1 .s o
~ "a Rurs.n. sr r.91 91':'.'. " "'''-'.-.' oEsG as
~ a1o' ~, ~ an5 raE; :;is nEy
To Baltimore. ali rs,i '....... :.o7S iiI
r. Thiisde1nna al ral ~ 1?n ii0
10 Psrsearx. ii rail .....:...........".iS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liz
car ii55 nr1s Market more actire and 3a3dc high.
, 1864-06-28
MARIN e LIST
POET OF CHICAGO

HS&%s+Ss AR
ets Comet Mo..ss E*oa 2s.s
fs0S G1.y n, Of h.aon Pries 1.f' su'snoF' ~ tsas
PT:s na'1 s;a. aaaass.
R!:R s;; S5!as; d;: :.1,:; 2Ss;;l..' VT ,dn..
k.sk ~ l: Ssss: s:osss: siis:;saf;s.;azhs ss;.
Bark s.noass ssaeas; e'.' bah''o' ~ n 'a"o'f non ~
Bark s3:ss e 5;ss .a'
nAtA 10 ~ n unDsr: s 1'' w.
o'<k ,ass. sne s-' - e .' :
H.f s,sas eta%s sss@ises is 's'.s. ss ~ e.... n.,-,
.esr fSs'ns'sa S.i ss.sssu. Foster. xn~snte.. nxns;
sshr ca. siis csasy wot k7a:, IL eds
sehr Sie Sturgeon e.y. Ii. lumber. 100
seh, .n!n.l+; p,:l ;-,,. n..o ~, y, ,rnn1r
istn trom 1aen 5rtea fa7 aao 'Do IL 'u'n''' So "
seAF E: 1ttFn s.; waa' a.f'lo. IL n 1p noer ~
9cht NaT1on EEa Ilur,but Bu8slo ia m 1u,nsex "a
Fob. ..S.;.o; III f5eP P,S,3.E S;t : T:X,,o
Fesht9o.
RON Esrie H1taor ~et' oN''"''' Nv 'so' ~oeo
nav. ~SS ~ '1''' "oa. eaRz'
sehr Goliafvood kesh. Buffalo. no ton, aza e,zy.
sseT T. sGVt. g
Ir
bolts
fcht EhtC Eztr. StERpHon. KsWanca, TO n SHINGLES.
bche Gsor r. Eaoests, Walpur. CtntseY1l1e, 10 cds
Mecd.
sehr Helen Blood. Reid, NlikiIgonta Pier, 100 eds
schr ] $ wallace. Lawrence. South Haven. u ods
bark, - m 1an,her.
sehr Sn:sd, RetG. HollAFd. % Gus wcod.
SclE ?. 8ho}e1. Schoboha, AntkcGcA, "a IA fnu1-
h+r.
sehr r Eeo. :. Fostsr H:osen, ,AoskeEou S N lnrhe1.
schr Estsfp:1st: MeH.Eea. Au'fsgon; = tuuser-
hcnr hosr nouaniAu Culioslos AuaftRon. 9ross ral-
s.,- foae taos4 ~ rs,o. ~ ,a,,,..
echr Fans. Napler. st. Joason, eds wood. n
sesz cyn.h,a Gordon Hitter $. Joseph g n lsnesr-
schs A1osn,. Pan!sen ssnay BAJ, sIos csdsr posas.
eear japier m eibe:. @ : & P.afs fte., 10 slaves.
ln;ansr. 1''A'
sehr Ah1trosI, Barker. Henomonee, 10 q. lrnaber,
-. N shingles -
schr Ga,fre, Uong, Msn1tovae, 2. shlnfleL
echr sra Gem EawArts, Marttowae, IS N aniu9Iex
1,o'c cedar rsxH. e eds woe1.
lumber. -.
6ehr Anras!c, Palmer Grand HSTe1, los ID lu1abe1.
q m !ath-
Echr Echo Co1berY, ert Wstef, 10 cd: ahlnzle bA.
schT q. Scr vl!lt tfe1f-, MsRi-tes, 1r0 N lumber
Ecsr antelope Ftel'i. Beef"ry.l,e, s. m 1arnh.r.
Ethr FFofAr, CxlDxTy. Grsen RAy, 1l8 N lAkh Is nj
lath.
echr o. kout, Raymond. Erie. 4o3 TINS coal.
sehf Josephbe D. esaeR F1nnlya1, Green 3uah, 50 m
lumber, ~ cda Vtod.
sch1 Col Cosk. Co.tin Buffalo, 10 tons coal. 20 n
lRth from Ocont6.
Echr FC1ncs GryeIov HAnseo Kalamazoo II cords
, 1864-06-28

The Potomac Army-The Situation
Veteran TFoops Before H1chmond-
Thrce Hundred BoI1ar ulnwse-The
Ne7 LoA8-CWrfou& Speech OF Nf.
&aevens-Tho CopPerheAd NRtienaI
ConIentfen--TEt4mP Of ths FsAeo
Faction.
, 1864-06-28

FL Let rome expect the N. 7. Ford to
bsueh, whatever 1t may ssy or do. Its editor
is Marble,
, 1864-06-28

COMMERCIAL

Ho1pAY ByI1Ix2, J1ns II, 13tk
Tbs receipts and shtpm-n during ths pant 10 honss
we're ~ follows:
prrrrp~s IN aH1rMxHrs yoH fN1 pAr5 "a NnuUR.
, 1864-06-28
#tSrellanE0lH.
u FAD AND REFL E G T.

It. hss btsr from time 1rsznemortAt tte object q
phIAnthropsts TO nnd so1e remedy for tho ill1 q
fe and scientific skill has for aEes explored ev1y
nyecue In osdnr discover the hidden secres II has
been, howsTet re7eryed for modern sclence to bring
before ths world the great destroyee Ct dissase,
Acd In
, 1864-06-28

Letters from the 114fh I11InoIA-Suncr-
tnxs Of 1ilc men-PeFsonal Exper1-
ence-tsa1lnntry OF tAc Negro Troops
-Tht Rebels ksunt1ng Down Union
So1diers with Bioodh0nuds:
, 1864-06-28
$500

The rebel losses were heavy. Their killed
and wounded will reach SEQ, and the wound.
ed prisoners captured will number at least
1900. Wo likewise took In all sixteen can
non. About $50 rebel wounded are In cur
hands, few having reached here.
, 1864-06-28


Ltats shipt I'd i0.osy. $3.50 NJ. Gus Meats, bolR
Ness PorA-ueld st $23eoG4e.Do- With huysrs 81
Prime N ess Porh-1 80 bb!s city sold Saturday
a9i Eard-ned at 17ol7xc. with aa'shs inqn:r, at
'siess Beef 10 bbls light Mess Bess at s15oo; as
bbls at 3l7u0
WUTTEM-1n very smau receipt, With =
limited demand. Previous Quotst1ons unchanged.
We quote:
Dressed CA1ckeuB, dos.............. .....sAm @43e
IiFH Gn1cht&H. ANY, 9Y!.-9
DRESSED TufAtt3. b.......s....-......-.. 1sH41se
Live 1u- 4AE
TtITA1UEs-Receirts irts moderate. Choke quail
TIL are in ialr demand and ntm 1t present qposa-
tlcn6. We quote: ,.,,
1890
rrtch 2%1
0'sAiERA;TiU1is-in steady eemssd and nrm Il
previous ratts- We quote: ~
DabblssB pn1o
do btas t.-~..ss--~s....4 -, S43t
De LaEd'e
hTGAR-Ts;s' ;'Ei;r:iiiiE NV iofE market continues Yary
nIm .nu Atyarc.pR. with a ltni:.d ru1ply both Of
raw anc .ttned Sugars Piices hero are coassonsnt-
II very arm nad 1rIdtug upWatos; Nsw Orleans
tlons arc Withdrawn. On Caoa and B'ninoreo o9o ~,
Rtco and Of 1te on A. a. Portland Our previous
art change, ths marker stiA tending upWafoa. We
, 1864-06-28

We 4uots:
aesa: 1ssi <TjS lap 1.f1 1!a:p, Is%oS = :
Oaxum.,. o25l &c Hsriios. ,naaxse
EAKEON OiL-In small supply ard arm At pre-
sent Quota:'ons- uco.ole IN fatr demand, but re-
ectprs are limited. EoQuose:
Wnlse OIL 10 70 -
6EaV On 4ns ~
HG1$ElA Ms&%
s.Io to.dey:-sea hrls Andrews, C.2r1e Co.'s
OIL-L1HsxKp On-Ths crushcra IN Ohio report
t,tt the Btcck OF seed on hand Is worked up; most
OF them hnve theEefor4 ceased operations. he pro-
tr.tted drought in Indiana and Ohio hss materially
Injured the growing cso2. ano "a many diassicsa
will proye comple.a fzi1uYe- Stocks Da hand are
very Light, and the marker unusually hrzn with an
upward tendency. Caster 0lt has advanced doc par
, 1864-06-28

The battle of Black Jack Hills, fought be-
tween She1man's and Johnston's armies on
the 10th and 18th inst Tas severe engage-
mcnt, and accompanied by heavy losses on
both sides, but the victory on our side was
complete. Our losses were about as follows:
, 1864-06-28
rRC4 tn. Eoy. THOMAS P. FLpEEEK.
FR61 THH TOS. TiiDMAS u. FLQHGNCE.
ETn61 I-HE HnI. rHCNAs B. FLORENCE.

NA9H1AGTCA Jan. l6Es EEU4@
Gx4y1xxKx: Having stated II verbally T. yuu-
hsTa no sesitat.oI ln writing the fact lhst a1pe-
risrcAd marked b<ue1s from your Hoonanl's German
xress pre.aEE apd onsFoas dnss n.aEt{ orostrsted
A. fhs1n named. Itosk rts At~tee, ind the rrsulS
Vas iprovenae.t of heata renewed enssEy, at thas
Hthsrs NAV he alZ1arly advnntaged they testrp "a
81. TruIY your nfsnd, o,,-
, 1864-06-28

All so]es of Grain Reported In this mar4et report
r. IN Iasis Of 2c storage per bu5hel. uuses other
wise stated. Flour u sold delivered unless osner-
Afn nj
, 1864-06-28

TIxEi;tR-Market nft sod Ia good supply,
with q udeE1ic demand. We quote: u
ceme: 90 do DO ............:...,:- sadss y:
nand. Prices n1m It present austat1oas- M
Rasts as eord. sloes deu.esed ~ 81 %
HiskhsI eo1o-. .~""''-''' II - LEO
q T.1 oErrti ,ts it'll rery limited There u
NJ Ssnand and fhe markat Iules tfEu ~ pFasious
ono:,1f nA We quota: ssa-ne
Med,E11 F:eecs T.ssfie
Factory Tub
, 1864-06-28

FlsH-WnlT8 FIsH, this nafkeffB tslll n sMau
ard very taac:a5s:e supply Prices dalo Tery yp1 "a
and mr. cer srd-prsy1oua quotations unehssgsd-
NAcx1H1L acivs and ntm q present qno;An2as'
H1EnIHes-Pickled Hstr1nEs In fair demand: tASa
In Hn.nex EontHhI k1uplY. E{eYl3uA QuotAtiQn1 urn
, 1864-06-28

PEINEHAL UfE IEfs <AA-S -9-&4*o& - "333
63t Arch Street,.
PHILADELPHIA.
6 EVANS,
fsueeesse1s 70 e. ". JACKSON & Co.l j.
PRQPR1ETDRs

For sa,s by d.uxa1sts and dssiass IN every town u
4 n-Ns nhTe discontinued tho N manufacture cftha
ruhu CT seyenrJ nye ceas size TIM dol.F bot O. on
account OF its stze, beng nta Tho ennaPer 70 ~
e0r4rmef. Hte laat fT1ca Una Doilaz"i Is On th4
TTnnner ~ zach heftt.. ..-..
LORD 4 HNlTE. ReneTal Western AgenQ.
ausQmlAly, ,x4nzop zaLAka gtzeek. Chicago, H.
, 1864-06-28

'Gsounc Alum = .-2.sx9:oe
EEEDA-1fcrlvec To-Day, LII Ds Grass Seed: !, 40
~ Flax Seed Market quiat and neglected.. 5al3a:
TALLOW-htcefpts very limited, and lttda ousl-
nter 6 oueutty trxpeacted There IL l.TKe de-
n.rd anr p,ices rule very Ea At present quotations.
W. quote: ,4na,e,,.
, 1864-06-28

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EXREPe-3Iarket moae.atsly acklve aud vary
nfE. Y III = f.tr supply. Previous 41otAtfoos IN.
charged, with an upward ten1ency. ne qoo;e; e., i,
T. g. q
"eHATT-Feceived today, ?.o00 b,1s; shipped to
tsy 1Ff hfle Market nrn Sales today were:
sE6 brIs New Fine It sso9. dalvesod on cars ,sS
brr do ii .ss del I,sc0 bbts Old 0nandagA ~ u Is
on dock. We Q1o.e:
Dok@T1o-Eew y ~
, 1864-06-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dsy: =! nIE.: -, e.
brs teaxry} 1t hrll Ia lots {chfety elsv> n
STA 145 ket 1t 9ts: ~ nrls tt Is; 40 br!s NJ
100 bills II sl7i its hria 1t $lo eco brls NJ l.-
ahe marx 1t cltElpg frm At t1.72al II,
AIDE&-lresn sAltA6 arc In dEm demand Uklsf
defcritlions af4 dull and 11Acye. RecelYed ali C
, 1864-06-28

sanu. Marie Ok actrve and 1895 hfShsr. 8ates wsre
Cok1 sToxE-io: ha 20 Cotn y @ .so1 2 3 :.. t1s
ssc ho 80 = :: s1S r. = - =, Jn.1 nn 10 ~ !. 4:
Nit % ss Z; ~ ss szsh = {; e
fefs Il II fslES ID do i u. .tsY: !eos b. 70 sF
M cAxA4 Csaa.lgese Z sno.t "a 70 s s1sf s9
do 1t d -, a1sst; Gese bn d. 1t sts. s9sAs AZ ne
stcsc.
0A13-Esseived to-day. 7s7s na: shipIsd te-zsT
y D. Market seuve aniN As&her: 5Ales wete:
79tc; x9o hu g q Ne lssse pu No p&ts II 1ssre
u bu o. n IA 1.Aae bu do in 9sufxe4j 1t
tIelY ht 10 But talo, II MAC
RXA-Kecelvea to-tiT. 81 bu4 Market dull. sales
to-day: 90 h9 No Rys Ia stoso II u s.,
HARLKf-Recel1sd to-day, noue. Market ue1-
lectst 1nd er:he'y uon1insl~ Eo aaies-
ALCOHDI-kounal 1t sa,&$A1 s. par Kallon-
alta EK-Eece1vtd to-cay. y. ..c1 ins salpped
t-10lsa- Market ver9 drm, wish an active deinAal
hJ anlppert. NJ quote:
skAppInH RpttAI. 1lti11
, 1864-06-28

tempt WIS mAue ~ StL AZ EApFtkeiou ~ IL
vor Of striking out The $500 clause, bat 1t
failed. Resolutions we're passed promising
all the men, money, &c, to carry on the
war, but nothing definite that touched tbs
Ecas1 of the subject, WAS done. Those who
ought to know made no bones" OF saying
tlaI 1t is Impossible to obtain men to carry
on the war successfully, If the clause il not
as Gospel 1t is stated on good author
ity, however, that the clause will be retain.
cd. The Senate at Late hour last night,
passed the Conscrjptiou bill 9ith the $500
c]nuse repealed, BY the following vote:
Teas-Anthony, Brown, Chandler, Clark,
Doolittle,. Foot, Foster Crime G stmes' narlan'
Poneroy, Ramsey, Sherman, spragua, fen
EycI, Trumrull, Van Winkle, Wade, W1lkin-
Nays-Buckalcw, Gar1ile, McDougall, Pow
III. Richardson, Riddle, sauIsbury,-7.
1.-THE bill is Us follews:
B. It enacted, de-, That 20 much Of the cct
entitled "An act for enrolling and calling
ont the national forces, and for otner pur-
poses,' approved March three, eighteen hun
ired and sixt, three and the acts amentato-
~ thereof, rs authorizes the discharge OF any
drafted person from liability or military SER
vice by reason of the payment OF three nun
dred dollars for the procnsaton OF snostl"
tute, OF otherwise, be. and the same is here"
tatncd in this act shall be construed to alter
the provisions OF existing laws relative to
persons actually furnishing substitutes.
: SEC. 9. That In calls for drafts hereafter
made under the act for. enrolling mud calling
out the national forces, and tho acts In addi-
ton to or amendatory thereof. the same may
be made for such term pf timo 40 the Presl-
dent ehall direct, not exceeding one year.
Rec 8. Tint the number Of men furnished
from any district for the, service Of the
U1ited States beyond and above its quota
on calls heretofore made, and the term o'
service Of euch men, ehall be considered and
n1lowfd tn said district in calls hereafter
mrde-
SEC. 4. That no person drafted on future
calls, or who shall volunteer to fill the same
, 1864-06-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -p1ll Aad elsieT.
rhe tnoxEeuieni4 to.c4y 1sr.: TO BUFT4LD: 5c1F
P.ru y III co.r. n 7Hc Achrs uatts<l. Mediator,
cnrnelIa and t3Eop4 TQIk-4t With corn At Sc; prop
luat1o, With oate. Ut &C..
= AxK AND RAIL" FRE1an1a-lsat tes Are!o lower.
at /! rntpr touf t. NeE Tp:k and $l.g TO Boston.
, 1864-06-28
PARTICULARS OF THE DEs
FEAT In H1HSSNsSARPd.

Major General Commanding.