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Despatch from Secretary Stan
tom.
WAsuINGToN. June

WASHINGTON, June l5-7 A. VI.
TO MgJ. Gen Die! The movement of tho
Army OF the Potomac to the south side of
Richmond, across tho Chickahominy and
James rivers, has progressed enough now to
admit Of the publication of some of the gen.
eral facts without danger of premature
disclosure. After several days preliminary
preparation, the movement commenced on
Sunday night. The l5th corps, General
Smith, marched to White House and then
went on board transports for Bermuda Land
ing. Wrisbt's corps and Burnside's moved
toJamcs River Bridge, crossed the Chicka
homiDy md marched TO Charles City, on
james river. Hancock corps and Warren's =
crossed the Chickahominy ut Long Bridge
and marched to Wilcoxs S, on james river.
james river was 10 10 crossed by tho army
ut Powhattan Point.
A dispatch from Grant, dated Monday
evening, lIeadquartes Army OF the Potomac,
0.P. NJ, Wilcox Landing, states that our
advance had reached that place aud would
commence crossing James river on Tuesday,
and that Smiths corps would commence
arriving at City Point that night. No
fighting is reported during tho movement,
except . little cavalry skirmishing.
Tuesday AFTERNOON Mt O clock, Gen. Grant
was 1T Bermuda Landing. In a dispatch
from him, dated 3 L. NJ, he says HOur
forces wi commence crossing James river
today. The enemy shows no signs of vet
having brought troops to tho south side of
Z Richmond. Our movement from Cod
Harbor TO James river was made with Great
cslerity. and so far Without loss or accident !"
Another unofficial dispatch, dated Gen.
Buffers Headquarters, 80 y. NJ, says
Smiths corps was coming in, 5000 having
already landed.
A dispatch from Gen. Shcrman's head.
quarters, dated 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon. near Kenesaw, states that the General
j. in front, advancing his lines on Kenesaw.
Another unofficial dispatch dated 0 y. NJ.
last night. reports some advances 10 day.
Thomas has gained ground. aud one rebel
brigade Is nearly surrounded. II further
reports tho rebel Gen. Polk killed aud bis
body sent TO Marietta.
Gen. .Wsshburns. at Memphis, reports
that Sturgis, expedition met large rebel
force under Forrest vt Gurlown, and after
severe 6gbt and heavy loss was worsted, and
was at Collierssilie retreathg toward
y IlAfEa. - An arrival Of bsdies of troops
pendess Mspphs safe. Gen. Sherman has
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Contrasts.

The stock of nigritian literature is
increasing. A Slave Dealers Daughter is
to be brought into the market. - Copper.
head paper.
The Slave Dealers Daughter has frc.
quently been brought into market here and
sold well. Very likely girl, aged rs, light
complexion, black wavy. hair, robust and
well made. y How spicy these delicate NOR
sells of literature made the columns of
Southern newspaper iew years ago, and
what evidences they furnished of our re-
hnement and humanity"
-, The King of Dahomey reads tho London
Times, and ordered Gehard, the great lion
hunter out of his palace for having writer
letter to the Times describing the atroci-
ties penetrated in Dahomey.-[N. Y.
News, (Copperhrod
The King Of Dahomey acts very much as
did his pro.slavery friends few years ago
with poor Amos Dresser, who, for The crime
OF has;ng anti slavery newspapers in his
trunk. was tried by the vigilance commit.
tee, seven of whom were elders Of the Pres
byierian Church, taken to the Market house,
stripped to the waist, and punished with
thirty stripes on his bare back, and then run
ont OF the city, while the scoundrels who
whipped him kept his horse and buggy,
worth $500. Talk of tho King of Daho.
mey, indeed! How much better we're these
blood.hounds who whipped white men for
expressing their opinion? - Nashville Times
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Rebel Tribute 10 Northern Con-
perheuds.

The Atlanta, Georgia, Appeal in an
article on the prospect OF peace, gives credit
to the Northern supporters Of the rebellion,
us follows:
Whilst we may look with some degree of
confidence to the people of tho North, driven
70 despair by the memory OF their countless
dead and the bankruptcy and utter ruin
which now stare them in the face, to de.
thtone the tyrant aud put a stop to tho fur
ther progress OF the war, we must not stuy
nor lessen our own efforts to bring about
that consummation so devoutly to be wish.
ed. Every successful blow We strike is so
much bone and muscle to the arm which,
under TIE training OF Long, Harris, Voor.
hees and Va,landigham, is preparing to
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES DAN.
8 Per Cent. 1910 Bonds.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL.
NANCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

WIS Bank Is the successor 70 the Belmont Branch Of
the State Bank Of Ohio. and is now doing a gen-
eral Bhnkh =, Collection and Ex change business IL s
2 Designated Depositary aud Financial Agent Of the
United States. - ...i".t TO = IrT.T
has authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions the 10 40 loan authorized by the
act OF March Sd. 1854.
These bonds are dated March LIST, 1864 are redeem
upe at the pleasure Of the Government after years
ard payable 40 years from dote in COIN with interest
per cent per aniium, in com.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds.
ss they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o.
tile denomination OF $50 500 S5OO 81 0n IS O00 and
$40 0O0 and Coupon bonds oil $50 SlOO $500, and 900
The inie c OH the $50 and 500 bomds-regstered
aud coupon-iS payable annually on all others semi
annual
The bonds bear interest from March lst and the ac-
crued interest from that day TO the date OF subscrinon
must be paid in coin, IN United States and National
Bank notes adding hereto so per cent. premium uatil
from the day OF subs rplon, at the option Of the sub
scriber.
Legal tender and National Bank notes. or sight drafts
on New York and Philadelphia, payable in National
Currency. will he received in pay men OF suhscript
All bonds subscribed for this agency will he delv-
cred at this Bank free OF expense.
To Guard ans aud others holding funds IN hduciary
capacity this loan fur,h peculiar advantages II is
safe profitable. The interest being paid in Gold
makes il equal to an per cent. investment.
Many persons Obj ecl 10 the time the bonds have 10
run. This is no objection. Their market value be
realized any time without the nerv, niion of Judges.
Lawyers Juries, SherlTs, &c, which often occurs in
the collection OF loans made re nj estate Sc rurty.
Come OIL, then, with your sub cript ons.
JOHN c. TALI.NIAN, Cashier.
Bridgeport April H. 1S6i.-tf
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GEN. RICHARD j. OGLEsBY, the Union
candidate for Governor Of Illinois, in open
Ing his canvass at Chicago last Friday even.
ing, gave the following touching .remiuis-
cence: =, t.erf .--. h
May / indulge myself for moment TO
give you few Of the reasons why became
an Auti-Slavery MANI Yes, yes. I know
that what effects the character OF apv one
man in the country is OF but little conse
quencc; STILL twas big thing with me. and
controlled all the future thoughts of nv life
made me honest on the ouestion-made me
purely honest. My-father was a slave
holder; he had a wife and eight children,
and'--only one negro laughter and iden-
titled himself with the institution of Slavery.
lie was Nirglnian born, living in Ken
tucky, cooper by trade A negro fell TO
his lot somehow, with other things, from
fathers estate. He took that negro learn.
ed MN the carpenters trade, he lived in the
family, while all the children were being
born he nursed US, took care of u, led us
along ny the hand, and father (so am told
&l believe it's true) never gave him lash or
lash orany unkind word. Applause. He was
one of the noblest black men have ever
seen. After while, in the course of events,
my parents died and left US poor--very
poor. l was eight years old. saw that
negro put upon the stand and sold eff at
auction. That did not concern me much. |
scarcely knew what il meant. saw those
who were my friends--whom | loved dearly,
and still love-I saw them about it, and sun
posed as a boy that it was oil right. That
negro came often to see US, as he was taken
away onIycight or ten miles. He was then
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pHE HORACE WATERS MEL.opEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

10000 copies issued. A Singing Book Tor Schools
and Seminares, called the Day -school Bell Is now
ready u contains about 900 choice songs, rounds,
catches, duets, tios, quartets, and chorusos many OF
them written expressly for this work bssdes % pages OF
the Elements Of Music, which are easy and progressive
Among the large number OF bcuutifu pieces may be
found. i" Uncls sans School," " DO Mt you hear the
children coming" Always look the sunny side u
Phe little lass" and Little Lad" "Oh IL were
little btrd,n Bird Of beauy," Pretty pair tree" ApvH
Chorusn Meet me 6y the running brook &e j is
compiled by Horace Waters author OF sabbath School
Bell" Nos and 2 which have had the enormous sale
Of S250O0 copies Pricss-pHper covers a5 oents, so
per hundred bound 80 cents. s25 Per hundred, cloth
copies furnished at the 100 price. AIued at tic rstai
price.
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE MILLION

Arranged as solos, duets quartetis. and chorlses for
musical societies, choirs Sunday schools public schools
semilares, etc, "Shall we ksow each other ihere.n
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. a

is entire work Of la2 pages aud nes rly US u,-.
and hymns. Nearly one million of those Beds
have been issued aud are now rnging thronab
this and other countries. Among the many
choice pisces may be found 'Shnll beyond the
Riyer'" There is IA Beauti6a World" sorrow shall
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&c Prices OF Bell No. are same ns Bell No D Both
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators, and Guardians hays
nsu IN my oiee their accounts and vouchers for settle
IIoge - NN" '"
James Kinney, Guardian Of g., J., w., 8. and W. vii.
Gallagher. ~ - - ~'N !"
John Morgan, Guardian OF jaime. n. Ru,k
Wm A. Talbot Guardian OF Mcdowell koontx
Mi,sa na,Ins..on n Guardian Of Elizabeth Stanton.
william Alexander Ex'r OF John Duncan. deo,a
!, Mm. Wiikison, Guardian OF Josiah and Lawson
Samuel II No.sel Exr Of David Bailsy. s..,d
Lewis bnree, Ex'r Of Robert barge, DECD
N. Wm. McFarling Guardian Of Henry, wm, and Geo.
parass Phillips Guardian CT VIM, Eimsrs, and Benz.
The seven frs, named wiz be for hearing and sepls.
mem on the tsl snd the last six on the "a dsys Al
July nsxt DAVID HARRIS, Probate Jadss.
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rHa ArurN1uM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages of tunes and hymns,
aud old, OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer and con-
ference, and all kinds OF sacred and social mes,ngs
The mnsc in this book has life and animaon in d. like,
shining Shore,"nRest for the Weary" "Shs we know
There is Beautiful Word,n "Kind Words.n "Sweet
Hour of Payer There is Land Of Love" "Sud.r
&c Prices single copies bound 65 cents, S55 per t0O
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents sos per 100 Mailed
Al tho retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Agt
4sl, Broadway, New York,
Publisher OF the above Books.
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made arrangements to repair Sturgis'
disaster, and placed A. j. Smith in com
mand, who will resume tho offensive i'm
mediately.
No other intelligence has beea received
since. my last dispatch.
(Signedl Z. M. STANTON
Sec'y Of War.
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG pooK

contains 06 pages Of songs duets and ehoruses both
sacred aud secular including ~ pages Of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manual
is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country" "'The
Christian Hero" "rhree Cheers for our Banner" "Come
sing 10 me OF hsaven" "Coumb the Gem oil the Ocean"
"frecmans Gathering" "Columbiss King forever"
'Marchng Along" &c. Philosopher covers Is cents,
80 per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
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AYERS
CATUARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur
gativcs in the market, and their superior virsues
arc so universally kncwn, that wo need not do
moro than 10 assure tho public their quality v
maintained equal to the best il ever has been,
and that they may he depended on 70 do ell
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. C. AVER, NJ. D.. 4 Co.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
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Published BY HORACE WATERS, Ass
No, 4si, Broadway New York.

yXYATEHS' CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w school Book. OF 100 pages Of beautiful Hymns
and Tunes lteontains many gems. such rs 'Shali we
know each other theren "Suder little children COM
unto mo pssfhe Beautiful Shore, sOh, a ia Gofious
Leave with my mother" He ieadelh beside still
waters" &C. Price paper covers " cents; SIS per 100
bound, rs cents; $50 per 100. u Is edited by HORACP
WATERS, Author Of "sanday School Bells,n Nos. I
and which have had ,hs enormous sale Of over e b
hundred thousand copies. Just published by f4I
HORACE WATERS, No asi, Broadway, NY. q
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. l,

contains l pages aud nearly eo tunes and hymns aud
most popular pieces are "kind Words" "Fien Abover
Christian Hero" "sauful Zion" II ought 10 love my
Motier" Angels told me So" In the Light" "Resi
Tor tue Weary" 40 Prices-paper covers, 20 cemu
each SIS hundred bound rs cents $40 per hundred
cloth bound embossed gilt, 30 eenis, S25 por 100
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DIR. SHAROTACK
IN THE FIELD AGAIN!

CURED by Old Sharolack, formerly owned by Peter
~ Whitten. on the Ohio River. Dam Surprise.
DocroR will be kept Tor public service
and inspection, on Mondays, Tuesdays, HlasA
Wedesdays aud Thursdays at the stable FN
Of Charles Fraziers Hotel, mile West IN
of bridgeport on the National Road; &S6A YH
Fridays and Saturdays nj The stable OF XV wv
the Lewis House in ST. Clairsvilie-
Commencing 10Th day OF Mny aud end-
ing 1T OF July, at IS on and $40 no.
Doctor is n beautiful Durk Mahogany Bay, clear OF
white, l5l hands high, weighs 1850 tts Doctor l.
splendid saddle horse, good single driver, aud has
taken Premiums in five different classes ior blood snd-
die, light harness. all work and for best general pur
poses and he is decided wherever exhibited possess
better natural style aud more graceful movements Than
any OF his competitors Ills colts nearly all good
rackers aud trotters. g.
ENBRCECk, his full brother, will he kept at the
stable o the subscriber. near Burions Station Cen
rn ONO Rail Road Ills description abou. the
Doctors. ..t. -.
For particulars, pedigree &C., Bills, apply
the subscriber
AdIress, 4. NJ. TALBOT, Barnes sville, o.
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Headache, Pains IN tho Iimbs-in tho Stomach, Bow
els, and Kidneys--Cold Chs and Hot flsshes Coat
los si Appetite Restessness, Giddness. &c kc,
premoni,ary symptoms of Malignant Diseases. One
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health .. ...
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rREvENTIoN phlTEn THAN CURE.

THERE II NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS.
When you frst feel pain, thon take n teaspounfu,
Of the READY RFIt =. In water or apply u " the
par where you feel thap discomfort.
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RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA

contains lod pages. Words by Rev Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This is ceent hook for concerts for
the young Prices pnper covers, 90 cents si5 per 100;
bound 20 cent., $50 per 100.
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CHRONIC RHEuMArIsN CURED.
Twenty Years OF q oculess NfrT1ts.

Vim Sydney Myers. E-q. ."f Havana. Cuba, the cor.
respondent of tho london Times, suffered witi Acute
I'D Chronic rheumatism for twenty hvo ycnrs, and for
twenty years he had not jovod whoe nights calm
rcrt. lie applied RAILWAYS KEADY EEilEF-it i'm.
medstey gnvo him ease and secured him ire first calm
and u'distrbcd sleep during tho twenty years. The
continued use Of tho READY EELlEf cured him.
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NEW TIN SHOP.

1Hm undersigned informs the public that he has open
1 cd q new
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron store
IN the bnldin g immediately West Of the Pos, Offce
ST. GAINESVILLE where he will bs happy to acco
reasonable terms, te7 HUGH IIARRI
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 10 pages Of times and hymns designed for rev
val pray yer, and conference meetings. Price in papet
covers, single copes 10 eens - per loe Mailed stthe
setsl price.
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages Of songs duets and chousss for Freq.
dom. Among the choice pieces would nnns, Fair
Freedoms Dorn - let my people go" over the nous.
,nn" ''They worked mo a the day" &c. Price cents
single, 81 cents Der dozen % per 100 postage cent
each.
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ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES
SIGNS or sickness.

nr' give warning Of their pro cnoe md u prsmpt-
ly boors they become securely intr,nched within tha
system, will DO readily cxpoed.
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lS60-FoR PRESIDENT.

Lincoln's plurality over Douglas was 49I,
6S4; but the majority OF Douglas, Breck-
lnridge and Bell, over Lincoln, was 94G,.
$50.
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Belmont Common Pleas,

HNHoMAS MALONE aud Mary Malone his wife. OF
J. the Slate oil West Virginia will take notice that
Rebecca seals, Of the county Of Belmont in the Stale
OF Ohio did on the 18th day OF April "a 6lr her pc.
ilhon IN the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county OF Belmont, in said Stale OF OHIO against the
said Thomas Malone aud Mary Malone his wife de-
iendarS, setting forth that about the Grs day OF DE.
ctinbrr ls's, the said defendant Mary Malone mnci
ou>ly spoke aud published certain false and slanderous
words concerning The plaintiff to the plaintiff damage
S2VOO Aud the said defendants notified that they
required 10 appear and said petition on or
before the td Saturday utter the th day OF July
REBECCA SEALS.
June 2, 1864. CIV
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III; UNATiSM. IUMBAGO, GOUT, NFt'R IGIA.
TUhH ACNE. GROUP. INFiItNZA, 'sOER III OAT,
Qr1NzY, IiTHfRIA, EOA StN ~. B0SCHl.
TIA, Sf1ri JOINTS NlARCED TENNIS, EEiD
ACHE, (Sick or Nervous ) ASTHMA, or HARD
- BREATHING
Ills truly marvellous how qnck HADwAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the s,iicro-s Of these m,a'lieS. Tho
poor. crippled, and pain irkcn Rheumatic has not
80 wait days before change tat place, but IN few
minutes derives ease aud comfort. 4
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FEVER AND AGUE.

rer<on> expsr u ihh dat, ~ Nyno, or II seized
With Calls nnd Fevc'. ~ nut positive Antt ~ and
Cure IA ksdw"y's Ready iio! let two irs .An tut
&c the Ready Relief Ia wiue glas4 u wah BE- takcn
on getting on, II bnl In the morning, aud however Or
posed 10 iaalara you MI! escape. '.t't---..
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lS56--FoR PRESIDENT.

Fremont and Fillmore ran together, Their
united vote presented majority of Alb, 100
over Buchanan. The latter's plurality over
Fremont was 400, 365.