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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION nominated
ticket that cannot be constitutlonally chosen
Both Fremont and Cochrane belong to New
York; and the President and Vice President
cannot belong to the same State. There is no
danger that any serious difficulty will arise from
this. however on the 4th of March next.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

ATTEMPTED MUTINY-NIGHT ALARM.-Con-
siderable sensation was produced in camp on
Tuesday evening of last week, by the beating of
the long roll at the Veteran Reserve camp, many
supposing that Mosby had paid us visit, but
when the cause of the alarm was inquired into
it proved that the Reserves had been called upon
suddenly to suppress attempted mutiny
among the members of the First Maryland Cav
airy, quartered near Fort Albany, they having
refused to bear arms as infantry, in accordance
with orders from the War Department. In less
than fifteen minutes after the order was received
the Reserves were the road to the scene of dis
turbance, and their appearance on the ground
had the effect of bringing the disaffected cavalry
into compliance with the orders of their Off
GERS. The promptness with which the command
of Lieut.. Col. Boyd responded to the summons
to march speaks well for it's discipline and eff
cheney.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

AN IMPORTANT ORDER.-As will be seen by
the following order, Surgeon G. L. Sutton, of
Augur Hospital, has been directed to assume
supervisory control of the Medical Department
of this camp. OF one whose reputation, as an
executive officer, is so we'll and favorably known
it would be superfuous for us to say more than
simply announce the fact of his appointment:
MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9, 1864
Doctor I'm addition to your present duties
as Surgeon in Charge of Augur Hospital, you
will take general supervision, under the instruc-
tons of Lieut.. Col. McKelvy, OF the medical az
fairs of the Camp of Distribution.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
r. V. ABBOTT, Surg. Q. 8: A.,
Medical Director, Dept Of Washington.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-15

THE NORTHERN MONTHLY FOR JUNE comes to
us replete with we'll digested reading NATTER
This magazine is rapidly acquiring well-deserv-
ed popularity, and we wish it unmeasured pros
perity. Published at Portland, Me-, by Bailey
& Noyes, at $500 year.
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T., of Persons Drawn to Serve as Jurors
for January Tenn, SG5.

tyi,t of Persons Drawn to Serve as Jurors
? for January Term, 1865.
GRAND JURORS,
Z. MEuooPANr,-Zela Furnaln, Gordon sweatland
WtsDuAx John kinslcy
Tuxk. Tp.-D Dewitt, Geo. 0sterhout Abram
FAILS. -Saml Miller Israel 0neal,
NIcHoIsos--A Amos Wight, Henry Harding, John
Nor,rgNoaRLAxD.-J n yaatylo, Lewis Austin,
Roht. Cation
TryK. BoRo.-Henry Rosengraut.
ExETsR-Sam'l Sickler.
- FoRKsroN. .-Geo. Henry
EAToN-Jas. n. Pllgum
BRAISTRIM.-T. d. Spring, Cnas. heeney Abel
Platt.
MEsHopPEN- Dau'l T. Sterling.
LEMON Henry Harris
rETIT JURORS,
N1cUoTsoE WIN. D. 0stegh9ut, Rhodes Green
Hiram Marcy.
FAILs-A. J. Vantyls Nm Mchunc, W H. oven
A. + Dewitt G. w. Sherwood.
OvarfeId Abram Seeeoy, c. c Myers.
TuxK Bon0.-Hengy Brownseonb.
NORTH BRAvCH--Ncwel Fhcniy,
WAsHINGToN -Chas Place, Emanuel Overfy'd.
AyY.---Thos. L. VoEe, Hosea X. French
Hoses kntrer
MoyRoE .--Gco S Houeu, Miles y. Newbury,
Reuben Parks, VIM. T. Carl.
a EArox---JuLn D. Rogers, Evans W. Drake. Ly-
sander Harding.
NorrnaonEIAsp.---LcviW Winters, Dan'l G. Carey
funk TP---Wm- CaSkcy. John Shll'r.
BRAIxrRIM.---L ID. Sturleyant, S'm'l Ii Gregory
Peter Myre.
EXrTnR--Thos. D. Heatlly.
MFsuoPPFN ---Jas. Bunneil,
CLINTON Frank Ii. Castle.
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OF those we have an immense asso tine mt, including
War Scores, American and Foreign ties and
Landscapes, Groups Statuory, &c &c, Also re-
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ton. Our catalogue vii be sent to any address on
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VII w i " ~ u4LA ~ IAA4h ~
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all Competitors, at The fnllo1cing
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WR D. GRARR -

On the Square, Three Doors from sseele's Hotel,l
WILK tSBARRE. PA.
THIS INSTITUTION is now opened ard fur.
i nished in the most costly style, Reception -,
Private and Oper ting Rooms are large convenient
ma we'll adopted The Surgical apartment contains
The finest collection of instruments in the country
and thus his faculties will enable him to meet any
ana all emergencies In practice. lie will operate
lpon all the various forms of BLTNDNESS. Cata-
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lie Tear Quota, Inversion of the EyeIids Pterygium
&C. &c. And will treat all forms of Sores, Eve
iranul'd Lids. Opacetics of the Cornea and scref-
lous diseases of the Eye together with all The dis
sases to which the Eye Is subject
DEAFNESS-WUi treat MI the disc 1898 nor,nor
20 the organ Discharges from tho Ear, Noises in
The Ear, Catarrh, difficulty OF hearing, total Deaf
ness even where the Drum is destroyed. VIII in.
ser; an artificial one answering nearly all the pur
poses of the natural.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT An d;.aoa..
common to the Throat and Nose will be treated.
GENERAL SCRGERY.-He will operate ppon
CLUB feet, Hair Lip Cleft Palate, Tumors Cancers
Enlarged Tencils, &c. Plastic operations By heal.
ing new nesh INTO aetormed parts and general Sur
gerv OF whatever charac er it may present
HERNIA Tor RUPEURE)-He will perfrom HLa
bias operation for the radical (compi ite) cure of
Hernia, this is PROFESSIONALLY perfect cure, and
Is done with little or no pain Out of many hun
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failures, it having met the perfect approbaton of
all who have submitted to it,
AktlflClAL EYES-Wil insert artificial Ewes
giving them the motion expression of the natur-
al They are inserted with the least pain,
HEDORRHOLDL, (Pies) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured, Those suffering from it will
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DR. Up De'Graff visits Wilkos-Barre with view
OF building up rmanent Institute for the treat-
ment of the Eye, Ear and General Surgery The
experience OF more than a quarter of century in
Hospital and general practice, he hopes, will be q
umelent guarantee to those who may be dislosed
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Mai 9, 1864.
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Special Notices.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Orphans Court OF " somin- County, Auditor, to
examine the account OF T. D Sprin. & e. J. Lacey
will attend ., s1ii cxaminaton at his Office in the
lcrnugh OF Tunknlnn)c.l on Saturday the 1th day
2f January 1865. NJ o'clock P VI +; NJ which time
and place, all persons interested thcrcn may appear
and be hrarl. or dehaFrei from comming in upon
the fund arising from sa'! estate.
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Dee ia 1854
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Photographic Albums,

We were The first to intloiuce these into the Unit
ed States, and man ftcture immense quantities
in great va !e'y. rangng in price tr IN 81 cents to
$50. Our ALBUMS have tho reputation of being
superior IN b""u;y and durability to any Others
They viii be Seni by mail, free, receipt of price
REFINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER
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CARD PHOTO GRAPH
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200 Brig Generals $50 Divines.
275 Colonies l25 Authors
lu9 Lleu;.Colonels, 10 Artists,
250 OF her Olirers I25 Stare
IS Navy Officers. 5tTprom'nt Women.
l56 Prominent Foreign Portraits
OF COPIES Or WORKS OF ART.
including reproductions Of the most celebrated En-
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Sarah Ann has left my bed and
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ali persons are hereby forbid trust or barbo- her
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Su.eftntcTAii. Z
Com n;teo for Solliers Orphans in wyoming County
SEDTV & = ALDWI %'S
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-1The Committee
WI Pebble Alus.ments have the pleasure Of announcing
that BILLIARD TOURNAMENT In aid Of the nds OF this
Fair has been Organized at tho tugSe.o Of Mr. Mcbae Pie
IAN, under whose supestntendence II VIII take place s
IRVING HALL,
On the AFTERNOON and EVENING Of WEDNESDAY,
April 8. In this Tournament the following dthfuihed BIZ
Hard Players expected TO take part
Mg. PHILIP TlENAA -
Mr. DUDLEY KAVANACCu
Mr. JOHN SEERlETER,
Mr. LOUIS FOX,
Mr. JOHN MoDlNITT
Mn Join DERRY,
Nj. VICTOR ESrEPHf,'
Nj, EDMUND NELUMS,
MIR. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
NJ. WILLIAM GOLDTHWAlTE,
Mr. Ed. CAHILI.
Mr.. MICHAEL FOLEY,
Mr.. MICHAEL plIELAN
Mr. Phelgn has challenged the winner Of the chnrcn cue
at the which is TO take place the 1th play game
with him FRIDAY, April the loser 10 pay hundred
dollars 20 tho fund u the Pair The receipts or admission
this day viii be devoted to tie Working Wonens Relief As
ISOLATION.
Every facility win be afforded enable ladies to enjoy with
comfort these remarkable contests
Tickets OF admission, ONE DOLLAR.
RICHARD GRANT WHITE
Chairman OF Committee o Public Arng seTsrs.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. us BROADWAY.

HOPE CHAPEL, No. us BROADWAY.
Twenty. third week u the
MAMMOTH STRREOSCOPrlCON.
This populnr exhibition Is sti bdln afollng 10
all classes happy relaxation from the ordinary routine
e III AIRY realm Of travel history, ersure and
yeaug to The delighted visitor tie uo enchanting Scenery
aud the most exquisite Ss,usry and Architecture Of the
modern day in all lands bhed in tho reality The
recent addition y our immcnse coecon Of several hundred
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
enable. the 10 offer entertainment stu more at
traeye presenting fresh variety in scenes Of svhins
bcauty.
In addition the usual programme the wondroH' Spectral
Ii,gson ~ the
TWENTY. SEVENTH STREET GHOST,
wh has been witnessed by thousands with intense interest
win be- repeated with all it, startling Fleets every afternoon
end evening during the week.
poors open At 7. Tours commence OF o'clock.
Tickets rs cents Ruscr.sd Seats - cents.
n. Il. MoKEON, Manager.
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AIRS. RIRKLANDs NEW WORK,
WI JUST PUBLISHED BY sCRIBNEh
No IQ4 Grand-st, New-York.
SECOND SERIES OF

THE SCHOOLGIRLS GARLAND,
a SELECTION OF POETRY IN FOUR PARTS
Ivol, lemo. III 2a Full gilt, 81
"Every ono familiar with young people must be aware Of
,he attention paid to the sweet influences Of
po.ry a. part Of educational discipline and culture Tho
dmculty of obtaining small eomPs1 collection Of poems
suitable the purposes Of reading and recitation mas ons
Nm ss and b,, oalOd forth the scBooL GIRLS GARLAND
nom lady acquainted By personal experience With the Tequi
, that are needed to adapt book Of the Kind to these use
ard mos, competent every respect to supply hem-lH L.
TaeG
sCrlooi ,GIRI's GARLAND, uniform with tho secord
Series in sire and price. , ..
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NETROPOLIrAN FAIR.-The FAIR will
~ be opened with appropriate ceremonies MONDAY, April
Tn. door will be opened at and the ceremonies
will BE- Commenced O'Clock. Upon this occasion tine mum
her 81 kcts win be strictly limited by the capacity Of the
buildings. The Unionsquse Department, win be opened on
TUESDAY 5h April at y M, u which time there VIII b,
entertainments for children.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Tho FaIr wifi b.. or--d - -~i-sh 40, thn cosro 81
Iut coct y. Thero will be three entrances l4,s
s 9Th rsrycd for holders Of tickets. Abe
Ats will b. exclusively on l5.st Tickets be Oh
tanned At tie following places;
Dor Office OF " lishis Iheater
No. % Cedar st. OF &. q. Jones.
No. 10 Astor House, 81 y. V. Rushton.
No. u broadway, Hsrnden's Express.
finh Avenue Hotel, OF CasweA Mach.
And anef r. Monday, th Aprl, u n. Pty Build
ina.
PRICES
Tickets for opening night "a admitting o.. pers Season
Tickets admitting 10 al departments the Kair and after
Aph,b IS Ticket. for Tuesday day OF lhi6on Wednes
day, rs dsy OF sales 81 Tickets for Thursday Friday sud
Saturday 81 The tickets admit thc Isth Il aud
Union dGpatmsnts. Children under IL will be admitted
TO either Of The departments payment OF q The
above prices announced for the fret week but Com
mee The ris' to change them from day 20 day
circumstances may require The prices for the second week
viii be announced after the Fair opens.
Al goods purchased al the fgi. viii 30 delivered free Of
charge, but et the risk of the purchaser.
GEORGE GRIsW0LD GRAY,
Chairmen OF Committee ~ Arrangements.
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'NHE HIPPoTHEATRoN

THE HIPPO EATRoN
""' cS TITO 10 u Tas $i FygLic ''
THE METROPOLITAN FAIR.
TIE Proprietor has the pleasure 10 that Erec-
tive coH,se has accepted h. pro Of liberal per esnase
on The rTo.. daily rs.e . a s|,qf c 'ns s
aid him In rendering that contribution lsrse possible
!" 0i''' 'hs THE FAIR PERFORMANCES
be ~ po'be) than usually attractive be has sue
i TIE oRE sItft slEsoaIsr coMgAYy ,,
recently arrived rom Havana aud perfect
EoUEsTRfAN, 0YMNAsTiC, AND AcR0BATiC,
Ia PfRF Fsiisis boGs AS6 MoNksYs
Nh EATON STONE, DIR. sAM LoNo,
TIE GREAT TROUPE OF
ENGLISH sIEEpLE5 ,t IL. RIDERS,
ALL or WHOM WILL ArPEAn
EVERY AFTERNOON At 2, EVENING ATa
MAxuGTH RSS Mh4aHps sh FRoaS az
NO ADVANCE IN TIKI PRICES. ,,,-
Reserved stas IS cents; DFrss Circle 80 cents tcidren
hafpneeJ Amphhes,er, Doors open. afternoon Of
VAN AMBURGH & Co.'S MENAGERIE.
" GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
II Az '''i Mo-. $50 aud nd vi BRoi0WAY,
''''' p'''"' LAST WEEK But ONE
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
LAST WEEK But ONE
GRAND EXPOSITION
ANIMATED NATURE.
complying nm, ,.,o,,Y
ar MOST stEtfsrrIIY $.sLFcTEp.
TIE most VALUABLE
COLLECTION
or RARE BEASTS AND BIRDS
Ever exhibited either the Eastern Western Conii
H1NsihII TTtE $i0SsiER ELEfH1Sf
TIE ONLY LIVING GlRAFFE.
ln America, and over
IMMENSE COLLECTION
Of s,a. and ss o sit S11IssT o. h' sSse Which Is
broaf together BY pVae enterprise Ia county, and
'1 WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
Open non, no.. m, to 10 p,ny Admiration IS cent.
CIRCUS. -BROADWAY AMPHITHEA-
~ - TER, No. rs BROADWAY.
- - '''' SPLENDID FESTIVAL.
LAST DAY But THREE
or THE GREAT Troupe.
GREAT DouBLE s0SiERsET FEAT
CHlLDkEk's DAY!
GRAND MATINEE at ~ O'Clock.
r %6Os stFRhb f Ell III sf.f
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FAMILIES.
@ f,s cons s1%iip sp
fei9noenee' Pony Race. 1e viii be given both Afternoon
ana Evening nD"@ TIE gi COMIC BEARS.
Doors open u2 snd7i to commence at 2. aud u
V,HEATRE FRANCAIS.
l. kIBLOs CONCERT SALOON.
THURSDAY, April !, 1884,
BENEFIT OF MADAME BEROEON,
With the kind assistance OF Mee Eleonore sTe Of Theatre
d. Ia (ait6, IN the role OF Madeleine.
Flint representation Of
LA GRACE DE DIEU.
Drama IN Ave acts inrrluded with by M Dsnnery
Doors open al 1tj 20 st o'clock precisely
Boa Once Of the Theatre II No 623 Broadway
TWELFTH REGIMENrAL BALL.
l. IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
DECEASED NETWORK SOLDIERS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC, APRIL Is, 1854
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE.
Maj. Gen. GEORGE D. MCCLELLAN
Hon. C. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. JOHN T. HOFFMAN,
ORlsoN BLUNT, esq
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.

MI ElhOIOl-llA AN TAIN
UNION-SQUARE MUSIC HALL.
select orcherssof 10 Of tho best Musicians Of ths c
viii perform EVERY NIGHT from to 10 oelocs, under
direction OF Messrs Riezel NoL
PRICE or ADMISSION, 50 CENTS.
The following extra performances viii take place during tie
present week, TO commence az o'clock ?. NJ.
WEDNESDAY Aprne,
The celebrated amateur Vocal Society known the &c,
Liederkrsuz" assisted by several enincn; eio PEI
formers. 49,
THURSDAY, April 7,
EXHIBITION OF GYMNASTICS BY THE GERMAN
TURNFR-VEREIS.
FRIDAY, April g.
"PHOTOGRAPHlANA," an entirely novel and highly VI.
trsctiye entertainment By 5lr. and Mrs WAIKiNs.
i, SATURDAY, April g.
Hsndeis splendid oIstoho JUDAS MACCAnEUs, BY
THE NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
Announcements OF performances "a she place during the
second week II the Fair will be made hereafter
t The Committee Music also desire 10 call attention 20
their ,Adoning the Concert Hall in the tnion
square Buildings whore fine assortment oi nusica instIr
rants OF every descriptions sale for the benefit Of the
Fair. WM. SCHARFENBERG, Chairman Com. on Music.
g. y. CHICKERiNG,
WA POND.
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a STOUNDING DISCLOSURES!

"A THE GREAT BOOK, 49,
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