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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-05
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II. W. JOHNSON, 81.
A. &, BROWN Sac.


hchnlOldi y
EThe following papers will publish the above sdveTtem emit
senmonhly uutthe 18Th August and send lS 70 L. H. Fa
hugh she Senate Richmond EEqareT, SEN
incl Wing Dis yaleh Wilmington Journal North oaona
The Uonfederae RSegh North OarouE; Mercury and Courier
Charleston O2ronan and Guardian, ooluba sou'q Carolina
Chronicle and Sentinel, and OonstitSona August Geo ga
Repubi an Savannah Confederate Union Ale1geyie Gle
graph Maeori Appeal AMI Iaegenee Snsna Iaqurer Co
umbus deofgE Advetser and Mall Montgomery Advertiser
aud .gser Mobile Alabama Missssppian Selma, Alsbsms
OBSERVER Tuscaloosa aOddo Gazette, shreveport
Louisiana; Telegraph, Houston. Texas. js3 2tem5 az
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FROM PETERSBURG.


PETEssBuRG July 3.-ls is reported 70 day that the
enemy is absndopng our highs, Sub Of Petersburg,
ana movpg 10 the Norlh eide of the Apromst CT, to-
wards b. madl Hundred. Thi', however, Il not uus.
The ,nemy have retired mills or SO on cur frort,
On the right bu hevs not l,ih ahougi thsrs-is me
move on hand. as immense elocds o. dust il ths drec
zion Day have pdissd s'ou'i report great sir in
the Yankee camps. te.0.
Prisoners recently CAPTURED cay that the 18th cors,
numbering 10000, has recently reinforced GRAFT
lis not lgae that NJ .hon2 lona1 Fyridisns or Aa'
baruians in lhs 6gh; Reans' Station, or idsed any
pisoGe!s ~ hfa
Taage IS nothing doing to-d,y beyond Occa iOnal
ehelling by The enemy. go ~,
Ya-Reo papers OF the 2sth admit reverse to sher
man, and loss Of 1000 in AcPassSon's aae 500 in
otter corEs -oas d.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

XKJAS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
w the 9Th Of May, 1864, man nsmel WILL AN
BENRY the properly VIM Allen, Richmond The sad ne
gro is ~ yeas Of feet inches high dark com.
1lexou spare built h2d ccmmed, dark jacket light
pSnts aad grey cap Ills requested 70 come
forward prove popey charges and take him away or he
;vi AZ Sheriff OF Htnrico county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-05

| OST BONDS
IL Notice is hereby given that application
Ia m for the rene Of Confederate cent bonds NcO
Tor a. o. ana No sos, for $780, lost 15h April last
'Oi i SSaSS's1 GEO. 7. BRUMLEY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-05
fsKooNp DESPATCH I

PErERsBURs, J-ly 4, 2 P M.-The enemy is sill In
fion! at all points Of the old lines, though dOdbl IS
OF their forces hayssb AwAs probibly TO
the norih side Of the A1p,m.t. Z JAMES II Sr Or to
Washington city.
Atevery poiat GA tie eneny's lines hugs,algs haV.
been displayed to day aud their bands ncss'anty
playing. b'A - 90
There Is been less tha1 III usual amour. OF shslI
ing and oma li-tIa pekst frigg to day.,,.a ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-05

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
Q00 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
WV 10 kegs Soda 10 -d
10 baEs Pepper
g boxes Clarified Sugar ~ y q ~ ~.
100 sacks Salt -'f III
30 boxes TslloW OAnde5
~ .~ so dos. Brocml trl .-.l 4
II barrels Lard
IS kegs Nails -l 10 = ttAs
Brandy, In pint bottles
10 pieces Bleachsd Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar & nod :. 80
100 gross Matches
800 packages Tobacco - l-- =
Isss-s TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
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Par 0sYicE, EKsINEER DEPARahEsr, c. S, ~
No. IA Law Boiling, ,Yrapkin street. A.
Richmond, juno ls:, 1864 J
pERSONS having claims against this Depart
nent hereby notified and requested present
ami fer th. ea.s Of slaves and other accounts which hsye
been passed upon and approved the ssve Claims
Of which Col D. Wadde Presidents win also be paid at th
Office J. 3. sfANARD, y,
jel-dStl Capt. Engineers and Dsbursng onioer.
7 INFORMATION WANTED-As to the
whereabouts AID ndi,on Of Capt. yAs W. EARNIN o.
6st Alabama Regiment supposed Fave been captured IN
the battle Of Che sh Of May near spo;ssana COURT hoass
Tuskegee, Ala.
~ New York Daily News please copy. my2s--1e =
RUNAWAY In JAiL.-Was committed to
LII Henrlco County Jail, the s Of March, 1854
named HENRY, slave, the property Of Washington
mack spotyania county Toe sail negro about is or ~
committed, Hight suit OF Woolsn clothes The
hereby notified that forward sut proper
and pays charges the sid 'l..s VII Be ess sh aseoSdns
May 25lh, ls64-wew sheriff OF Henrtco County.
NO1ICE.--I have opened an Office in this
persons havog any against Department, whs Acng
the ArneI Ia Virginia 10 tho We
mus. crescent tnem at once am co.ng up this SaGnsS, ad
cannot delay. ALFRED d. BARBOUR
Las Chief ouartermasler Of Gen. J. T. JohnstOhs Armies
Virginia and tbs WeBt
oce the Of Governor Alley, up
Richmond, Va, Nay 04th, 1se4.-9v
pAPER.-We have for sale, in quantities to
English Boolse.p
Commercial Note
The latter paper suitable for all kinds OF blanks
sold at less than usual pdces WE5r JOHNSTON,
jeS-3t las Main IT
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NATIVE PAINT.
INHE attention of those in want is respectful |,
L y asked TO te ctlored PANT which have fOr
time producing and said by those who have lit the
for white lead since the Por this paint
Trial. beng policy TO produce ourselves such
thereby developing
saving profit heretofore paid the North The paint will
for all colo but white ard great sAyny Ia cost
BLAIR AND CHAMBERLAYNE
el5 -d2x No 20 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-05

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
w AS committed to the Jaili of the city of
Richmond, on the Slst OF Janusry last an runavsv an
old negro w man named LJoINDA She was commed a. the
property Of Major Thomas Moore hs beapga 10 Johns
Keeth Of Parquer county She IL qrite bl,nk Sss, ~
inches high and about 10 years old ~ 10y.
Had when tied striped calico dress blue hon,st aud
bl shawl Her Is requested come foruard
property and charges shs WIN be sold accorlng To- law
ThO5 U DUDLEY.
Je23-d1m Sergeant City OF Richmond
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WANTED A COOK Wanted to hire for
w the remainder Of the year gnod Cook, Washer and
Must well .nmended Apply second door north
OF Pratls Cottage. je9-dts
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CAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR

FAMILY CARRIAGE and HARNESS. In perfect odsr and blu
sic useL Apply at Mr.. B,Sher between Maia and Car
treets. jsA-1t'y
, 1864-06-30
THE WAK In ARKANSAS.
Latest from Fort Smith,

A1ptEl1i 0ltpatC4 u l4t k4lC1k44O 4uuuuc.l
FoRr SCOTT, Ark, Monday. June 81,
VIA CAssEuLE, Mo-, Wednesday, June 70. {
The cavalry expedition sent ont By General
Thayer towards Red River has been heard
from. The rebel Colonel Wells was attacked
on the o6tb, and his force, consisting of 500
men, completely annihlated. Those not
killed md wounded we're taken prisoners.
Our loss was slight. The prisoners have been
sent to Little Rock.
The supply of comn,issary stores at this
post Is adequate Tbs troops are In good
spirits, and fine condition for either offensive
OF defensive movements. Colonel sakalaki
Volum and Captain Wheeler, Of Gca- stcele's
staff, have returned to Little Rock, They
have thoroughly inspected the troops, works.
hospitals. &C., in this department.. They re-
turn with report highly creditable to the
management OF Gen. Thayer and pronounce
Fort Smith the best tortlfcation west of the
Mississippi. -.,.' -. -
FORT Smith, June 3Z-1nformntIon has
been received from the cavalry expedition
sent eouthTArl from here, that d rebel force,
500 strong, under ColWells, was attacked on
the 2bth, at d point not mentioned, and alt
those not Killed or wounded were captured
The prisoners were sent to Little Rock. Our
loss was very slight. Il. J: =:
C.1Ro. June 29.-The steamer City of Al
ton brings Memphis dates to the 2sth, and
New Orleans dates Of the 22nd.
They contain no news. The Little Rock
Dsn.oerat, Of the alst, ssys that = REGIMENT
Of rebel cavalry attacked our plckets at Piae
Bluff. few days since, but we're repulsed,
with the loss Of several killed. While the
fislt wos going on scouting party from the
ith csralry, under uent Gra7ess, found and
destroyed the camp Of Slemmes's regiment,
With all their eqnipage. The enemy were
pursued 20 miles. T..
d. the night oi the 18th the Sth Missouri,
station. at Brownsville, on the railroad
| was attacked By rebels, said to be shelby't
, 1864-06-30

[IroIu Tie Turon.o (Cauads) Globe.J
Fourteen Years ago the ini4uitous measure
Congress Of The United States and received
slc signature Of the President. 1t provided,
Is nlost Of our readers xre aWare, for the
cilclt!pn to their masters Of those s1avcs
ULo Might tscAp3 lnto1hc free 6GA&as- The
Slave lower Ut tiat time was r4mpant und
>yannical The government Of the nation
nas in its hands, aud 1t did as 1t desired
Thu enactment of the law was regarded rs
furnishing additional security to slavery, aud
IL sitting furcscr TIC question Of abolition.
loud were the shouts Of Joy raised By the
ucu-stva1ers uTcr their triumph. But nescF
VIE any purity more thoroughly mistaken.
from the day when the bill became law, the
a9it,tln against slavery received an Impetus
which it hus not eyen now ceased TO terL
Previously tho people Of the great Free
States knew slavery only at distance. But
Ills act brought In one of Its worst aspects
TO their own doors. That an owner should
kcnp his slave If he could, many were
content, Who reyolted at the idea Of
the poor fugitive who had escapted to
their own free soil being returned to the
possession Of bis task'naster. Gradually the
feeling EtTtGthen.d. aud 1t length II came
to this, thai the people said that. 1aw or no
W; It should a,o..aa rot be; Some Of the State
sonul Liberty bills iu direct Opposition tn the
Congressional net, and ne.:roes were ira.
Uuently rrscurd hy the citizens IRAN ~
Hands IF thu Federal oiNcera. Noth1n1 con.
Tibut.:d more to hiring about that uccr6ity nf
selling which culsnsnaAvd in rebellion than
the controversy which ragct About this nat
'er. Tie very measure which the slavcholl.
r counted on for protection has directly
Contributed largely to their destruction, by
|reclpttutfng the mad outbreak of 1871. But
The Fugitive 6lnvc Law is no~ about to be
appealed. Already the two houses of Con
.:iess lavc sfguiGed their assent, aud 1t may
bc that ere this the President has affixed his
signature to the bill. Practically the law has
been imperative since tho comm ncement ol
tic war. But it is satisfactory to see the
statutc book Of tue Republic thus ,,urged.
l}y reference TO our telegrpphic report, Il
will be Eccu thnt The constitutional Con
Tention Of Maryland l.aye decided for til.
abolition Of slavery In thut State. Who viii
Eay that the good cause is not progressing
, 1864-06-30


Among the men to whom the circnmstan-
ces Of the war have given prominence, Is the
gentleman whose name heads this paragraph.
In future history, one Of the remarkable cir
cumstanccs connected with this grand era,
that will be recorded, will be tho unlocked
for fact that the great war Of the rebellion
developed the negro rs Il soldier. With sa-
gacfty By no means common, Gen. Chetlain,
at IN early period, read the latent powers Of
the negro, and devoted himsclf TO demon
strate their existence. For many months he
has been amongst us laborfn1 at hi5 very Pc
cu1iar task. Regiment alter regiment has
been Organized by his zealous efforts, and the
black men Of bis command, at the various re-
views he has held, have wruug, even from
the worst prejudiced, testimony that In dis
cirlinc, skil1, and martial appearance they
were second to none.
So complete has been the Generals sue
cost, that the Government has ordered him
to use his efforts In q new field, and to tho
regret Of large circle of friends, the Gene
ra1 leaves Memphis. His sphere OF duty will
be Kentucky, with headquarters in Louis
vile. Ue will take charge Of nll tho colored
troops In that State, md Of the business Of
recruiting new troops; still, however, re-
tanning the duties conffded to him in Tennes-
see. Under his nctfve supcriutendeucc tho
enlistine of colored troops will proc eed vig-
orously throughout Kehtucky, and at least
ten new regiments will be at once 1aised-
The citizens of that State will find In Gen.
Chet1ain, not only an officer vigorous and
firm in the performance Of his duties, bnt q
gentleman, whose claims to that title none
can gnfpsny
, 1864-06-30
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsu1noros, Tuesday. June g.
Mr.. ANTHONY, from the Committee on
Public Printing, reported in favor Of prtnt-
ing the report of the Commission over which
General Mcdowell presided, in relation to
certaIn alleged frauds in the Western De-
partmeut
this report the name of Colonel Slack, OF the
3Tth Indiana, was mentioned as having been
connected with cotton epeculations- Ee had
known Colonel Slack for a number OF yelrs
and Was not aware Of any fault In bis cha1ac-
Iii. GRIMES. OF Iowa, wished the other
gentlemen to be yindicated, some Of whom
Rad died In the military service since the re-
port was made: o..
Mr. LANE, Of Indiana, said several Of the
rarties charged With improper conduct were
thousands Of miles away from the conlnls-
sion, he knew nothing Of the charges
against them. He cansed to be read letters
exonerattng Colonel Slack from what are
characterized AZ false and elandeFous charges.
Mr.. CRIMES moved an Indefinite post.
ponement of further proceedings. Agreed
to.
The resolution declaring Aeasrs. FIshbeck
and Baxter not entitled to seats as Senat 3rs
from AIkansas was passed.
, 1864-06-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Tie War In MIssour1~.A Cotton Story.

Especial Dlapatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, June q,
Gen. Rosecrans has issued an order re-
questing the people to meet md elect com
mittees Of safety to co-operate with the
United States commanders In raising mill
tary companies to be employed for home
defense against guerfllas. This order Will
doubtless have good effect.
A military officer just returned from st.
Joseph says that hundreds OF rebels are
crossing the Missouri River, and that Gems.
Gunther and Brown don't seem to hinder
them at all.
President Linco1n's private Secretary,
Nicholay, has been the guest Of Gen. Fisk at
st. Joseph. =.
There Is q report here that the cotton
burned in the steamer Progress down the
rivera fortnight since, WAS pnrehased by
Wm. Butler d Co., Of Springfield, ILL.,, On
Red River, direct from ngeuts Of the rebel
Gen. Kirby Smith, and paid for in gold and
sterling exchange.
It Was insured in st. Louis, and the story
is that the insurance will be contested On
the ground that the cotton legally belonged
to the United States and Wm. Butler & Co.
have no valid claim thereto, z
, 1864-06-30
Nen1 advertisements.
THE LORDS PRAYER,
THK PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL AND
EXAMINE TIE
w DIRK Q T. a. r r
H0sY on Free Exhibition
AT GRovEB i BAKEs's, lis LAKE arEEEr,
d. r. BROWN.


Testimonial.
The Lords fsaycr. pen drawing By sis. D. r.
ever Exhibited Ia this county. b pIt1en abor ia
hat eucceeded II producing design wa1ch inr ~.
nha pe*pty Gf e1tcuon txQuhl!s s9ftQrs+ and Ielt-
eaet .e4. generai ar,Issle taez.t, l. would
seem scarcely 70 sarpass The central hgnr-,
The face Of our 6a4os ii oad Of marvellous p0Has
aId beauty. The. and the Mces Of the twelve Apos.
ties, forming the border the piece, are faithful
eopiea from Leonardo da Yl1cl5 iaaloas painlug Of
Iha Last supct-. reproducing. .l:h the soess and
moat perfect Ah adnss the conception and character
tatfc e1prt s1tons Of the ortna. Within th!a nclo
letters of various original d.slRns and exquisite I'm
ish, are an ntetsatsk stndy q art in Themselves
while appropriately distributed among thsss. u.nl.
turt groups and scenes Of mar Sed eTehts Of SAY
torI 4fe, copied from the great masters-aTe Of them
iEn1y wonderful work.
He have no hesitation in recommending II a5 \
moat aopro p-a:e 7anent for every Cd:1 tIn home
The hgb orai character u the snoltct the 4rtlslc
tors vii make it m object for both Old and yonnE
to contemplate with admiration aud - study vita
prcat. Tho1e who v1.n 70 G. cnurnZe the hsst Efforts
OF talant and at the tao time secure to ihaua
Rev. Henry ". e-cher, 1:cV. MI. Rico.
kev. Z; 7. Stont.tr- IIey. F. 2. Gnapin,
Rev. WE1. K Ntl1i5taK, Rsv. G. 2. Crooks,
Rev. George Po4tE, Rev. 8. !. Prime,
Rev. ". B Sp5ag9s. Rey.y. B, Dofblnk
Rev. Frat els Vtnfon, Rer. james A. Bol1es,
Rev. u. P. Thompson, Blshop Deancey,
Rev. Ffanris l.. Hawks, Harper l. brothers,
Kew E. l. MAgopHs IN. Appleton & Co.
Rsy. Ahtl EtevGrs, Hon. &il!ard ri more,
Rev. E. Tnonson. IA1d hcsr ot others.
jeSo mxe2.tr
, 1864-06-30
The North Branch.

Edtor6 tlcaBo 1f1puue.
TRIBUNE, of tue fifth rnnning from the dfst1lleries
into the river. To me. the remedy seems easy.
That nth should nil be carried to the nearest
and converted into wholesome grain, and yegeta-
bles. and grass. The liquid portion SHOULD be
pumped Into hogsheads and barrels, md hauled
Tie solid psrt should Be- heaeed up and dried a
little and served likewise. 1suppose there Ia
power in tho Corporation to compel those distit-
down their poisonous establishments. suppose
there II power enough and wealth enough In Chi
cago to employ dredging machine 10 clean out
The aboplnabic nuisance that it Is Represented to
be BY your publication. J-A.
, snoo7Na Of aAAE:-The following IS 20 much
of the Game Law Of this State as relates to the
time during which game may OF may not be shot,
with the penalties attached thereto:
6kc.l. Rs It eaaettd ov Ms RsoPs e. q Ms Stdts
10 Eli, ensnaze or trap anE deg. fawn, wild tqr-
tSses s The i5h day of January md the it DIR Of
APG9s: sEc o. Thae Sisa L ah. be for any
snimals Or birds, wbieh shall have been killed, en-
sSi eyery wear, as aforesaid; aud that the having
nr being fn possession Of any Of the above men.
Of persons, between the said let aa5 Of January
md the 1af day Of Anoust atoresaid, *hat be de-
creed and taken as prin1a f1eie evidences that the
same was ensnared, s,anpsd or killed by the per:
Ion having poFscsscn Of the same, in violation Of
tFe nrny,s5ous Of this act. :,ss-
Tie penalty for the offense ls fifteen dollars for
every Deer, and i've lars for any bird, .gsms
nj animal 10 be recovered in an action Of debt be-
fore any Justice Of the Peace <s,-:. ~. i,
Yoke MEMS Assoc1A71og.--Tha members Of
lie Young MEMS Association have already cone
renraa preliminary ope! atpps for the erection OF
nnbdc library building In our city. At meet
ipr ,eid recently the following gentlemen were ap
pointed solicit ions to 1he stoss tos tee
n EoKep. n, Z. Dogsett, T. B. Br. an, 4. E. Kent
and q. II. Ei1uh.rs- The haueo of the eent'e,a:n
a1e guarantee Of the tnce e Of the oblect i9
tvsn snhscript1opa equ,l to one-teuth OF tho whole
aIncu11, taken hy NesArs. scamnoa nd cfos9y
The remaining stock, It to expected will econ os
Disposed Of.
, 1864-06-30
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1876!


1nsarance exceeding s1,ooo and not exceeding
{as1ine q ia'snd5 each pe1lcy-a5
Lease~Where the rent is $500 or 1ess-5o cents.
Lesec-Where the rent exceeds $500, for each adj
ditional 500 OF fraction In e1ccts Of $1,000
Manifest, II the tonnage does not exceed 80
Manifest, e1eeedins 80 tons and not exceeding
! Manifest, exceeding coo tons-s5.
Mortgage, or any personal bond paVen AZ security
for the payment OF any definite aum Of money
exsffsaine e,f sloo and not exceeding s'"ESo
AoT'sa:o exceeding $500, and not exceeding
M:sissee ss Exceeding $780, and not exceeding
| uorieaee exceeding sa5oo and not exceeding
ne5'ssss as <::::eeding 5000, and not exceeding
Ass5;ssfs 81 rs s@Sssodins s ss1oo6o ana 1T exceeding
Mortgage for erery additional $1,000 or fraction
reesee ~ ceS & 70 e1sSIea pos not e,ceeduo
Passage Tickets to foreign ports exceeding $50
Power Of Attorney for sale of stock, &C., &e.,-s5
Power of Attorney or proxy. for vottng-1o cents.
Power s q q Attorney 70 Collect rea.s.sd CENTS
Probate Of viii or ferters ~ atimtHistr,tton
e s:sate docs not exceed 1 ihc Taias 81
prob9te Of Wtl1 or Letters Of administration ex-
cefding $2,W9s for every additional $1,0eo, OF
fractional part N excess Of S1,nn-5o cents.
Receipts for the paynfant Of any sun Of money or
for the payment Of any debt due, not being for
e1ee nf con ~ a1d T4it ~ ~ a1e q ue If
noy nrn.,ertra cents-
Warehouse receipts for my epods, merchandise,
stored &c-N cent?
Legal Documents, writ, or Other original process
rssoId. eithsr law or cquity-5o cents.
!, u cent. ... ::
Medicinefx Is cents and not cxccediog5 50
cents-xcents.
Medicines, exceeding 50 cents and not exceeding
NJ dlclnes. exceedinc rs cents and rot exceeding
s1-4c cents.
edicines, exceeding ST. tor each 60 cents or feac-
PeriumeFFT ra va ana docs coeretlcr same same as above.
Friction matches where the retail price of pack
. ceed cCnte-1 CENT
Friction matches: where the price exceed. cepts.
for each adtNtionsp5 5ccnts Or flactIon-1 cent.
&c. On caeh picture. when t6e retail prce shsn
not exceed Is cents-e cents.
Photographs, exceeding Is cents, and not exceed
Photographs exceeding 80 ccnts, and not exceeding
SIS cents.
oa1 aP e. 'or eaen
cent.
P!syinc csrds. exceeding is cents. and not ex.
ceetfnr IS centB- q centn
PleSiuc Cards exceed1nr Is cente and not exceed
i1g 50 eente-6 cents.
inrS1E1o centts ~1'0'
PlsTing Cards. exceeding Al. for each additional
'o es.n's III eAeees naS1p .. 49, 70 ven's'
. Aa1'-.4 = y.
, 1864-06-30

THE NEWS.

=.
aetcr. AL Is fcpo11eh as gong on well
I Graat is pushing on nobly his great under
taking, and his corps commanders and army
work as parts Of one g1nnd machine.
The rain falls or the inst and the nn,nst
and 60 q ,,,nnens that a ,ro.+ ,n.,, -
ncn without yuhrs,,oa ~ rot tut ~,
-.,' a. wv" .1s ~
eaf'n 1'9eices III 'ls moisture not"athstand
ang' Tue il" Of ora11. and the tax law VII
hereafter pass By no man. Loyal or Copper
neoo you must help the Government in tt
armies, and In Its treasury.
INC House has passed bill striking out
Inc ss5oo clause, authorizing the President to
= call ior any number Of volunteers for one,
! TWO or three years, and In csse the quota be
not n4ied within sixty days, to drait. Each
tolon'eef or substitute is to be credited on
.ne quo1a lor hls town, prcclncs and election
ulso4st' Every volunteer or saos1tnse serT-
ll5' snati receive, II tof one year e.oo. LOT
Two years sao, and Tor three years s4oo. to
~ r>.H ~. ~ s'"'ea an1e.'a4S' nc osso"o LINZ
- .s auopIeo W toe LOUISE 10 tne
$1,000 H.. w.. .,' ~ .onoa Sns.s ~ .tIa. netetoio1c
3r.sisont,e sinna,m- a,,r - ,s.u mmcn - csse ~
1a a,.o,ea :. 80 ,".. r,,a ~, w. " Ieqaea s,
.oaa ;s .ar' =, ~ e- -A" r. ~ soauu 1att-
49, 1ahsoso. % ~ 49, ~ n..la1a p1s W Iau
"- A"1 lA~ AA0eo'Nn oooe9e4'no'
heeFe III 1nls 1ssne lne ne" lax Law.
II may be better termed The Gational DOC
tors Bid, and Ill who hare experienced pro-
Naeted or asagesnas Alness IN their families,
r,tu tbc moro readily appreciate the proprie-
Z, Of The phsase, aud the Necessity Of all
4uch facts connected with remedial treat
nj, No such bills should be grudgiuely
! raid. A disease Ind fastened itself On the
yila1s.of the nation. 4 lurking taiut In the
tb1uod cpnpenital with our institutions
Epraur from Infection bron,,1,t across the
rce,n ne tbc n1oonc ora +,,o ,,o1.r. haze
heen hroneht IN he 1,o1d of a vessel A h,d.
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p'ice. Tell us ye whose nfar1s are "fong
with the fresh grief for your hero dead, s'atu
in battle, is not this the ltshtest sscriace
1aa upon MS in this hour OF national peru
7{nt nYnhrF flint 4iGjnr 1hH fJETtrDmEUf
, 1864-06-30

command. The object Of the rebels WIS to
destroy the railroad, but they failed. Rein
forcemeuts were sent to Brownsville and
considerable Rki1mishing occurred yesterday.
Shelby is said to have six pieces Of artil.
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