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The New York herald., 1864-06-05

fokIHuB9 hONNOD, JuuS o. AooS
9hs enemy attached General Buffers lines of aefescs
above Bermuda Hundred on Wednesday evening ~ nine
O'Clock. end made charge, With sbs evident intention Il
canturingour Parret guns bus repused with heavy
loss. Tho lighting continued until Thursday morn
Ing when the enemy were driven back. Our less was
very sight
TIE telegraph steamtug General Mcclellan. wnils
West Point Yorf river yesterday. picked up the body 1
an unknown soldier, which buried on shore In hs
pocket found part Of envelope with the following
impsrfect sddress-"Ar. BENJAMIN, Co. B. Fifty nth
regiment, Port Royal" l.
Deaths In the Mcclellan Hospital, June 2, ls6l:-!ohu
Orr, 11,h Pennsylvania; B. Walters. 25th 8uth Caro-
lima A. Peck, lsath Psnnsyvana George @. Edgartou,
lsotn Now York; W. Coey, 7th Connecticut, Andrew ar
ney 18th Massachusetts Rodney G. Hawley, 9Th Maiae
J. = Sickies, 9th New Jersey.
Admitted int the Mcclellan Hospital June 1884,:
Geores I. Wood, 24th Massachusetts, wounded William
Boil. 18th Indiana. wounded, W. Wheeler, Ath Con-
nec,icut, wounded; August KGher, 9th Connecticlt
wounded: n. Barber, 9Th Maine. wounded; G. NJ
Hodge, 9Th Connecticut, chest; J. w. Plumb 9Th Con.
nec.icut. hip: =. Il Hussey. 9Th Connecticut,
arm; VIM Sine. 9th Massachusetts, leg: Charles
M''ow, LIST NewSyork Rifles, side; II. J. Mon.aguo lst
United States cavalry anke John Boyd 4eth New York,
knee; Lewis Cook, 9th Connecticut. hand G. Tory,
Tooth New York, hand; N. Wormwood 1l7lh New York,
sick.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
TO THE EpiToR or TuE HERALD.


r. Byron Cnristy, aud heIr OF Edwin r. Chrlsty,
deceased has published card in which be claims that
the right TO the title OF "chrsy Mnsires belongs TO
the neirs OF Edwin P Chrisiyp He also states that IN
action brough, IN tho Supreme Court by Tdwin r.
CDristy, Judge Uerke "granted perpetual Injunction
against the very using the title OF Chrsy Mn.
strels" Judge ccrke did gran, temporary injunction
The action was afterwards (Apr %, 1860 tried before
Judge Davies now Judge OF the Court OF Appeas) and
Mr.. Christy's complaint dismissed, with costs, and
bis injunction Dissolved Tho right OF the undersigned
20 use the title of Chrsty thus perpctu-
Judge Davies Judgment For confirmation OF th state.
ment roer TO the record Of the Court and my coun
sol, Joshua NJ vancott
.. W. RAYNoR, Manager Cnrisiy MAsircls.
NEW YoRK, June o. 1864
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

POUND DRovsrD.-on Saturday afternoon the body OF
On unknown man was found floating IN the water In
0avesend Bay by Mr.. Cozne Justice Voorhees, held
INQUEST aud verdict Of "Found drowned" rendered
bv the Jury Deceased appeared 70 be about twenty gve
years Of age, and had evidently been In the water only
short time He was dressed In plata cashmere pants,
striped vest, check undsrshirt, black silk necke and
cafskn boots. In bis pcckets brase French
pocket piece three grocery ticket OF Otto H. Coop
IA Columbia street, New York, and email sum of
mdgey. The body was conveyed 10 the Kings county
Ainifhouee. Flatbush, where Will be kept for heniidca
t0n IN Monday afternoon. For further particulars Hp.
Div 10 I,stles stephen r. vanrhaaa. Graveaend
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
rir. w. III. stiner's Despatch.

fROM hUftEA r FRONT
we learn that everything comparatively quiet Tho
enemy continues waste precious gnnpowder on our
formidable intrenchments but really Effects other OBJ.
jeci than heavy FIRE from gunboats and repeated
doses OF grapo and canister and Parrot shells. The
game OF the rebels Ia TO keep up roaring cannonado
but boys have become 70 thsse nightly scre.
nades, and mind them very little.
ANOTHER CAVALRY EXPEDITION
10 have started out last evening from General But
ler's headquarters on m important mission. s dosi
nation was TO point Of tho vital Importance the
enemy; and successful IL win STRIKE tremendous blow
70 the Of secession INSIST General Graut very
materially From the well kpwn skill and daring Of
General A. v Kautz the able chg or cavalry this expe.
di'ion cannot fail TO prove successful.
skws rRos nirunovD
Avery intelligent gentleman q, Northern mschnist)
came into our limos on the let instant from Richmond,
having left there the day previous He reports that
portion OF Grants army then at Mechanicsviie SIX
miles from Richmond and that Ice had fallen back Into
the ntrenshments OF the city. Mayor Mayo had been
arrested and placed IN Castle Thunder for proposing TO
surrender the city, in II should be found necessary
without burning II, as vas proposed by others
Every man and boy was being prossed INTO ths rebel
servceevsn foreign Subjects without regard sge
physical ability nationality The rebel papers
plain bitterly q Joe Joboston, aud acknowledge him
badly whipped BY herman.
This refugee - reports that General r. E. lee 10
siof and sgnGass HI lc2 ~ 1,csmeak 9raH Aos teIl
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Nh = bisy ~ q pa1 sssA tA11 1Gs As sn 5SamS Aod
= sssessb b tas svest fsstesA
ashel Attack % General Dutlsrss works.
v0sszD n1nss, yssss 1854
n steamer Jshp l. wasn@, Captain Cons. arrived d
svs r. H. frsn Bss~uds Husdrsd and rsposss shas tAs
enemy made sight assack eur bssassvovm - nine
selnck ass evening without erect, and retired rsbsl
sssssaas asA thirty pvvssss. W. cane within 81 lsss
yesterday, arrived q The Warner.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

LII DISEASES OF THE FEET CURED WITHOUT
"A pain by DR. BRIGGS, Surgeon Chropodst o90 Broad
way BRIGGS eviator Curative Sold BY druggistA
Sent by mail 90 cents and ST.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05


Below the shield appeared the following
VICTORY, YREsDoN AND UNION.
The fourth piece simply contained the names OF shcr.
man, Thomas, Hooker and hePberson.
spout balf.past ninc O'Clock when all the prepe
tons TOR the commencement OF the display com
pieted Everybody beginning 70 grumble, aud some
we're moving for home, whom gun was fired, and In an
instant the first piece was IN q blaze.
scarcely had the light Of the nrst ece died away, when
we thtee remaining once irnittd simultaneously
The spectacle produced was agpncent The Grant
piece o course, attracted attention. and doserycdy
fos 'W y wae the only remarkably fn& thing In the
group IN Owe minutes the whole dtausy VA, cCuciuded,
snd the assemhlaGe dispcrsea.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

still remains 10 camp During the day she has visitei
Point Of Rocks other places Of interest in this vicinity
ROADS
The roads In this section OF the country were never
remarkable FOR their excellence They all narrow
crooked and rut,y. Rain has been falling for the last
few hours. making a thick adhesive mud OF the dust
with which we were few hours since almost smothered
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Ten Thousand Persons Burnt Alive.

Ia August last, in Japan, not build
irg with 1000 beings in it, bat whole
city OF 10000 souls was suddenly
burnt TO ashes III Il few hors-a cit,
o! raper and bamboo, covering many
square miles, filed with its women and
children, the sick and the intirm, the
blind, the halt. and the malme1. i.
burned like straw on many sides at
once, reddening the ocean tor leagues
with Its flames. 1t was fred without
warning by bombshells, and red hot
shot raiued ncesssntiy duiing two days
into it's midst. la that vast confa, RAJ
ton it is morally certain that not p
900 only, but at least Eve times, per
haps ten or twenty times 1000 help
less creatures must have pershed. No
brillan. yen has painted tor us the
hideous Incidents of their last agonies,
and the horrors of an internal fire, be-
tore which that of Chill burma but pale
and leebly. That death was dealt ont
to those innocent beings in Japan BY
Engl sh sa'ors-purpcseiy, un.paringly
and boastiully-not ia war, not IN me-
cess,ty, not in self preservation, but 10
order to strike terror into harmless
people, whom we are bent upo, fra
ing into tradc.-Letter in the London
Nems.
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Ur. Ha,ssy's Treaties on disea.es Of fsuaales
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and emphaticslly the LADIss' Pax m. MEDICAL
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A Fast Young English ma u /.
From the Richmond Whie.


The Paris correspondent OF the New
York World October 9th) hiss the fol-
lo~ing:
"Sir Eardly Eardy who married the
belle OF Alabama, having lately succeed
I'd t, his fathers tile aud estates, is dc.
voting h'mseIf with great enthusi asm to
the rebel cause. lie has got up cub
scr'ptIon III England for the purp o.
ra's ny finds to supply the Conederat,
army with medicines, surgical ipstu
ments, DO, and 10 day he gives a dinner
at the Grand Hotel in Paris to sevesa!
leading southeIne's and sympa,Lizere,
including Capt. Mafiit, OF the Florida. =
Aud, by the way this terrible little de-
stru tive, in acondltion better than new,
will lea7e Brest in about ten days, TO re-
sumo her mission on the mighty deep
Mafilt will have to remain some two
months longer in the hands OF the Paris
doctors.
The Alabama belle alluded to, say.
the Mob le Register, WAS Miss Florence
Magee, on.v daughter Of James Magee,
Esq., ate II. b. Ms Consul, aud an OIL,
ci,iz Of NJ bsc. We roget to learn
that Sir Eardly has been doing worse
things than giving dinners to Conieder-
ate officers il Pari-, and raising subsciip
tiOns to supply our armies with med.
c'nes and surgical instruments. Soon
after coming INTO possession Of his title
and other estates, the young Baronet
gave himself up to dissipation, and pro.
ID gacy was so open aud eItravagant tina.
a sepaI at on was caused with Ls hand
some and accomplished Alabama wife.
Sir Eardly is said 10 DO running
his property with spendthriit speed
that will soon make him a bankrupt
The friends of the lady will be glad to
learn that her separation met with the
iull aud cordial approval of the blood re-
lalions of her husband.
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The following pecul ar ''ootis" was
found posted in little town in Dea
ware !:
sRswARp.--Lo Lost or strade from the
Premuse OF the subscriber, sh-epc all
over white, Que leg vas blakk and halt
his body. All persons shall receive five
dole 10 bring him back. He was . she
roat."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
DEMQCRET <&rsNt,WS.,



Sing > sees II 0rsssbAeks.
flsksss tull II tsash,
Over head sed ears IN debt,
AID sss oi sssAy cab;
Heaps 70 Tss Coliee.oss,
Bssy - . bee,
Aiot Ne - . petty Ok.
VITA Gid - 6ity three.
Abe IN the White House,
rrocisDations writing
Meade On the isspi Ian
Afraid 70 do the fighting;
6swAs In the Cabinet
Ssrfousded By his spies,
Halissk With the telegraph
busy logging Hes.
Chase IN the Treasury
Mskine worthless Eotee,
Curtin 1t Harrisburg
Making shodJy coats,
Gilmore . Charleston
Most In fog,
Forney under Abe's chair,
Barking like . dog.
6cnooc8 Ioto u Uoitt0o1es
Doing dirty work,
Butler as Norfolk
A. savage ~ . u,k;
Spra que in Rhode lSland
hating sppIs 80,
Everett 1t v ttysburg
TalRing like ~ ass.
Banks out in NexAs
Trying 70 cut . figure,
Beochsa IN Brooklyn
Howling for the niger;
Lots Of Alb ,iitionists
Kicking up . yell,
In comes PsRson Bf6wnlsw,
And sends then oil 10 neil.
Burnside .. Knoxville
In = kind Of tx,
Dshlgsen at Sumter
Pounding 81 the bricks;
Grant ~ Chattanooga,
Trying Bragg to thrssh;-
le IL any wonder
The Union goes 10 smash!
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HELPS SPECIFIC PEEzs
Third Edi ion, 5Oth Thousand
MANHOOD.

:; TREATISE ON SEMINAL wEAHNI 81
n Involuntary tmiss;onr, Menal a I'd rh, .ios
incapacity, Lossoi Power. Premature Decay, iaa
pedi,Be nts to Marriage, Nervous Deh,it,. Sci,
abuse .Sexu 81 Diseases, a., &c.
by KOBE. j.. Bell. VI. D., Member OF the ROYAL
G. ;iege of surgeons. Le udon u pages. Price cts
This i;ook enould bo read by every ore. ana
part caisrly by those arriving vt Manhood. Il
contains imlpor ant advice to all and the nesns o:
cure 10 tbs Athlete is plainly set forsh. !, has
.arsd Taousu"ds from. a L.te Of l,sery.
SOFT under sealed envelope, by All. n 70
eeip: Of the money or post age stamps, by
}. bkfAN. u. D.. Ceaar-St Now Yo,x
l j. Willis. Agent, Davenport.
ag2u d&w1v
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Business Cards not to exceed . lines, Slv ~ PEI
For each change an sdditionai ehargeof 25cenu
or SQUARE will be made. y.
Notices OF "wants," "losi," Hound ITO rent, =
"to iss," 30. not excssding four lines inserted
Marriage notices will BE- charged atty cents in
oases. -
Editorial aotices charged FOR AZ the rate Of ID
ssnts per line or words, and special notice'
st 10 cents per line or SO cents a line per week.
All aotices Tor religious AMI benevolent pur-
poses viii be charged one-third OF regular rates
OBI usty notices .xcep. simple announcements
Of death. ons-half ratee.
Advertisements not accompanied WITH instfu'-
tions will be inserted until forbid, and chargedac-
eordisgly. f&.sA \
AdVsfsissue u di0con .isusd before tho expira.
xsos OF the ,ims contracted ~. viii be cnsFgsd
It shsrt ti0s rates.
Aavsrtisemsnts from abroad msstb. paid Tor
snver.aHs - sdpaAss, siess from approved
rJvsrtis~usp.s Inserted. next to realizing matter
20 per cent. yancs % the above rates, and KEPT
IN ist or "a pa4ss, Is PEI cent. on regular
Alltrsusient I'd ertisensnt must be paid FOR IN
advanco. ~ a.F4ae zen IN trsslF sssGE
AAvertiasments inserted in weekly On feasons
DyMOC HATsA NEWT.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY FISCHER.
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O a NJ = u M II n T O ~
CAN az CuRe

The advertiser, . Physician # thirty years az
perienes, in the tire .tnssnt of Lung Oileasss.
broochitis, asthms. Ac, hut now retired from the
prsctice, is dssirous Of impArsing his experience
By d,6using information invaluable 20 suffering
hamsni,y. and which hes Cared thousands.
The ssme osdicths gill no do tor all. He viiI
ssnd Prescriptions. with full dissctions for eco,
adapted to each particular csse and will surely sf-
feet cure. TxY Tf-lt will cust you nothinx-a
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176 % $50 ptr Month.

vy,uE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY vast an Agent u cash eoaesy
e. s,a;ess ssa ~ Cor their nov GAO HoeAtpe,
~,.s s...s. so,ev-drives and ezra nssdlss We
v;il NJ, liberal salary ed sxpsnsss, o. give
49, .uootssios. Foe Particular, serns, b.,
nSsese s sesap, snd addrsse
- - rs. PAGE, Toledo, o.
s,a Osn1 gent 6se the United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

SpIclDE.-We are info med by Judge
Price that Miss Jones, Of n .llory
tow, ship, committed suicide last week
by taking large dose OF strychnine,
which caused her death in about ten
minutes. Rnmor as.g's several conflict
irg reasons for the rash act.-McGre0-
or News.
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INSIDE.
eaEAT WESTERN BREWERY,
cream and Auber Ales end Porter

Al The fo,lssins cash prizes: Present use Ale
~ Y.etee by The boil, q half bot ~ guar
~. ~ riock ale and AR ~ b. the bbi.s 20 {;
MI pbt.., ~ IS : quarter, - d. - Z
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Notice % Regular Boarders
an AND AFTER MONDAY THe 5T0 INST
~. ~ ~ q bsaid y ne D1stis aouss yin
- p leAsiY91H aa5Fae TO &c IL zsaslo eE 6ni =
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ELAcKsroNR, Mass

bLAcKSToSB, MASS.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs
purchased of you for tho use OK our churches
her., in Uxbrdge. and in Mulbury. have been in
Que year. II gives me much ple.sure 10 say
that they have fully met oar expectations. and
given the greatest satisfaction remain von,s
F. SHsKIDA:;, PASTOR.
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Found DEAD. The McGregor News,
sa,s that 40 unknown man was found
dead outbe prairie near Ilarper's Fe r, 1t
i. supposed that he ~ss iutoxicated. laid
down, aud died from exposure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
r From Thos Chnbbuck Organis: and Director Of
Music Of the First Bautist Church, Srringfe!i,

Mass. SPaiN"FI3i.D -Asa.
GssrLrxkH = Having bad oppor, unt;es for
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ing. can cheerfatly recommend them to ar7
person who may wish 10 own o. play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully years, TEos CHCB8rcx.
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3ir GEORGE BRuEN, Org mist Of st James E pis-
c.nai Churea, Chicago, III. Gays:
They far surpass all oshsr instruments Of the
kind tht have come under my observation foY
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.fiS0 .NeI deems
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f225. Every one L.
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
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RoxBuRY, NAss
To sluje to Instruments which bear the Ia ue Of
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From Geo F Wiley. Orsan,st and Director of Mu-
sic at John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass.
GsNrLHxEs - Having thoroughly examined
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They are distiugushea from all ! have seen by
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From Thomas Baker. Musical Director Of Laura
keene's Theatre, fsrmerly Leader of Juliens
Bandit
go X INC ST.. NKw YORK.
GENTLEMEN Having examined the American
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Saith, cheerfuliy certify to their superiority
in ever desirable quality OF the instnment--
Their voicing 10 81 the most approved order, rem
derilg the tones clear and reii bic, enabling tho
pc,fo raer to exeea:s rapid passages with ease and
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HELES SPECIFIC PEEES
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From II u Sansorn, Tescher Of Music and Presi-
dcat Of Handel Society in DartuAouth Colleg
DARTMOUTH CoLLE3R
0sNri RMES Tho American Organ purchs eej
Of you, though very pleasing in tone from the
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OREeoN GuLcH-st Drifter" " sends us the fol-
lowing under date May 18th We still live
and have our being, although gold is at pre-
MUM and greenbacks below par. Speaking of
gold reminds me that Il is not 90 played out =" in
this vicinity nor dug out neither, as claims are
now yielding better than any previous year in
proportion to the work done. Mathews L Bro.
cleaned up 50, 900 from q six weeks run Stat
terry Co. average $l5 day to the hand Ber-
gin Co. So. The drifting claims near the foot
of the mountain are sending men home every
Spring with snug little fortune. The fact is
that the whole southwestern slope Of Oregon
Gulch mountain is good paying ground. In
every instance where cuts have been run in the
face of the mountain good paying claims have
been found. am satisfied that our mines will
give employment to one thousand men, provided
water could be had. The Boise excitement has
taken away many Of our old residents. Some
went for their own good-most of them for the
benefit of their late abiding place. The ranches
here are looking better than usual crops will
be abundant. The Trustees Of our School
Districts have finished their new school-house,
and school will commence on Monday next, uu-
der the direction Of Mrs. Hattie A. Herfick, an
accomplished and experienced lady.