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hn '"'ea European arrivals Indicate that a gen
er Wal IL regarded in well informed circles as a.
rn'~. inevitable, No hope was entertained that the
fn~e ooaercss would sIr!ve al any satisfactory
'Ioe'HSon At 's last sitting. I. is said that tho
"einters ohly continued To meet in or Ter 10 pr-,-
ran' an r~ctezt for ths tern,r wiou Of the ,rucc
and that Ley have been tnor,Iy oec.,r,ol ,,,, ,,
'lss.n. how the war SHOULD se rr1cy-e,. r,.l,,
tnan IN ds~ising rcaee.blo sl..... n. NaIsb vas
regarded ~ utterly impossible. 7, Poland
runlio cp u!on hGd settled down "a
the conimi platlon OF war asa RxeI fact, aud I, ..
reInsrha.'l' hat the funds had IA len 90 the aver
age quotations during tho Crin,ea1 var loti
PALsrrsoS continues dpiom,nc,lly ron-co,,,.
ulrirtl pending the sittngs Of the Peacc C8n--c,s
.rnen. ini'nation, how,ver, in the usu,'1,
Commons TO the efcc, that in cllo o. tAo lure of
tno III orcnco'ft would lie his duty 1, maxi, a. s,lc
nslh 20 tc " .rliamcni," admits oi but one ,ptcr.
rfa'ahon-- vi that il wsIliLc. In tho prrscpt
Smper oi ,o EnBhsh people ii is spparcnt that
NO 'unisier, who would consent 10 tho disIn,m.
oeri-eA' Of Denmark, could remain IN rover
'or y" : Il Of twenty -lour hours r>LuEsroy i.
SIRE enolgh 70 diseer, tie Signs OF Tie tines,
S'N'r-s iticcntly bold to prefer 70 remain st lii.
S~.~-. sSen in storn rather than be cons ,,,ed IN
- '"'"' until dc SKY becomes clearer Wien tho
i'"' ~sross breaks up in confusion, as 1t Is Ger.
'~'n '1 n, he VII como out in favor Of yiscroua
'''uon o' we war" and perhaps re-org spl1c
'Si hnc> on war baGs-throw.ng Lord Rus.
Az md Mr.. GLApsross out. Tho Danish
u 's."'nen' confidently anticipates renewal OF
"s ~i'' and refuses to lslen to he German ultl.
">Ita fO' the eossion of sihlcswtg. The mex.
'ssA.ns' nay bring Us news ths, hos,li,ics have
eesiAsasa a&~i ~ EAsAsa avs, La Already
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VI A X R1ASsES.

CABEL1S-COSKLtN--t GfernpoiLt {. on Thur
ify evening. June 30, 1854 At ne c.1enco Of the
n-iae's htncr, by Rev. g. ". Iclk. W. :, CabtNs to
Emma. daughter OF Abrah ~ t1ukln Ls'l., IL ot
Ofecup9rL 40 cards. Sor.ak (J0hn9 prIe..
pleue copy. -
sol TIlWiCK -RRNANT-Cn surdrv, July 3D.,
b. Rcr. r.. ". elliott, Gco. " .outis c,. Of taefr,
y. y. " u .s Sola't s. Bryant pi ls 2IuDT, y '.
No oit.s. Il,'stl pf's fl l.casc rtl -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Asthma or phthi,ic--A spnmodic Afrer

,ion Of the B.coehis 1uhes, which Ale covered with
a dry ionscIous phlesm. Browns Bronchial 1ro-
che" will in soIe csscs give inms Late Ioi.of II Of
long standing per,evefe with thom-t -th,y viii acvi-
ale ~ time. tl6
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born sent 70 the Bal'c rhis event viii arouse all
Europa and proc piiste general war, in which IL
Ia not TO the Interest Of any nation 10 engage out
which none but France and Rusia can avoid with.
out di6honor
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY
l. No. ., Of y. I.-The Committee n ArrHneemenu
Oh Pe-NIc and Festiyd are hereby notified % attend
at their II IL ga II. and I'd hvo. on this Wedpes.
dsy evening. At O'Clock. for tAe reception Of fnh
report Oh Picnic &c. HENRY u. MJl1ALl-
Chairman. w
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personal NOTICES.

TFTHIS SHOrLD MEET THE EYE OF
L IoIiN MrlOUGHLIN, cad on BERNARD GRIP.
flN, lOl ienIy 81 New YORK og lv Prospect II, de-.
scy CIV. .9l
MIR. HIGGINS, CALLED PERKINS ON
1YI the virginia the friend he h's been IN
quir,ns LOT, in the Park near Castle unoen, any
evening fiom till :.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

MECHANICS BOARDING HOCSf-A
ltl es respectable yrine men can ~ Srommoase ID
v ia good brard and r. looms al ~ 'a yer week
hpply OF l2s kast :i'h ~ near ID ave.
TO LET-TO ! OR > GENTLEMEN, a
A arYo, airv room, n.celv frnishe In piiet eet
boriood. Aprly 4, tOl TSenh - Tor. ID ave-
RIO LIT-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
having ~ child en-, ftni,hed rooui, suitable fof
drcsstnafc OF Any o'.e sewing Frut.etant PIE
fc.ci. Appy, beteeen and In tho evening" At
ii9s lhst .ltt t. I'd door f.ast OF n ave. ~
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO

uuDSON RIVER R. R-FOR ALBANY,
o., tie North and " cst, II uul ChsnLs 1t al
gnl Il 4. d. ada an iAA1 Z. y, ~. o. Sun
GsSs a. "a X. u inn 4hk ~
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SAVINGS BANKS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK-NO. 1s5
II CHATHAM SQIAkL.
OitN DAILY.
SIX PR CINr AILOwFD.
Il ,s-it. made uos, or OF, OF b'tnre
~ ~ gull,
Will DRAW INTEREST FROM
July iST
N u. NAs rELT, prsident
CHAS. u. BAILEY, TfeAufor.
JOS ?. COOPER. secretary. ~
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Scr @riea inn @Inmeitrn.

NaibpiIle, 9. Se;. 9aS @etter lit iebr
falt. Gin beftt9er S6nee= unO 6ageliturm bal
ben san5en Sag 9eberridt.
9ie &ebelens2inie in unlerer Srpnte err
ideint ais ununterbrp6en. 9ie MuIre9ung in
Der Stabt bat ii6 beinabe eelegt. Wlan
brau&t feline 8eiOr9ni1e fir Oieie StaOt gu
be9en.
Oie GanOnenbppte liefen beute tpieber ben
Stub binunter uno pertrieben Die Nebellen BON
ibren 8atterien.
Sie Gebellen erridten ftarte @eri9an5uneen
Dor Dem 4. Corps.
9elerteurS, melde beute bier antamen, rtelz
ben, bab !6pOos 3ruppen balo bic ~unlrigen
an9retfen ippllten.
9as @afer auf ben Sanobdnten ii 4 6ub
tief uro I'M Steigen.
Nafbpille, 10. 9e5. Ser &erluit Der
S0peralen in Der S8la6t bel Srantlin mar sr6s
Der ais man Nnfan9s slaubte. Die 2. 9iutiiOn
bes %. Corps perlOr "a Off5iere unb> $50
Wiann UNI Die 2. Sip. oeS 4. Corps SO Diff
siere uno 1871 Wlann uno Die 8. 9ipi1ipn q
Offsiere uno 276 damn. Ser @erluit Der Sur
mer in oer l1m9e9enO oes S6la6tfsloeS piro
auf ] Olilipn Soil. seiddbt.
Dim Spnntag freu5te cine tleine &ebeleu=
Ibtbeillng ben Cumberland uno 2 Mann
tpuroen ~9efangen, wel6e ausfagteH, bab Die
Sanse Abtbeilung s~eiertirt iei. 9eIerteure be-
ri6ten, paB 6pOo nd6itenS pprriiden fperoe.
Sen. Gppper'S brigade nur6e auf ibrem
Wtarlde BON S%Obnlpnpile nd9 QurfspiIle be-
itdnbi9 BON @uerilas belditist unb 16 Wtann
bes so. SnOiana &e9iments ~sefanssn, 13 ses
t6ttet uno cine 9lusabl perpunoet.
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Spn Der Nptpmnc=9 lrmec.
Die S~epcsmng sesen Sees red)tem SIiseI.-
3rnppel frelI;en ben NOttppav.

Burlington, 10. 9eS. Ser 9plt@
Sampfer nGOf1ad" brinst folseube Neui9teiten
aus @itp 8pint: sa
Ser beri4tete Marl9 gegen Stomp Greet
mirb ~beitdtigt. Sur 3eit Der Nbiabrt oeS ,Gpis
lad" uar ieop6 nidts iber Sas Neiultat be-
tan1t. 9uS falte 8etter bat piel @ifett auf bic
&ebeaens9lrmee 9ema6t unO tdsli9 tpmmen
9rDbere Sruppen BON 9eierteuren. Ser yGpIz
fad" bradte so berielben, tpelhe piel bur9 Die
Gdlte litten.
5auptqnartter Der 8ptpmac G.
Nrmee, 8. 9e3. Seftern MOr9en bel Sac
gesanbru6 5pg buS 5. Corps nit Der 3. Sip.
BON 2. Corps urb 2 0ipiiipnen pom @reaq's
Gupanerie iiSli6. sic ~treujten seltern Na6.
mittae ben Npttpwap auf 8Ontpns, pel6e binz
ter ibnen abgebrp6en ipuroen. 9eierteure,
sel6e beute Otprgen eintrafen, meloen, baB
Mabpn'S 9ipiiion ibnen entsegengel9idt
lprrOe, aber es puroe tein Seuern eeb6rt.
9. 9e5. - Cine Notwithstanding trieb
Die Gebelen an Der Saugbn=8abn suriid bis
6at6ers Run, no le Stano bielten uno elm
tletne8 8efe9t ifattfano, in ipel6em Z unierer
2el1te perpunoet pltroen.
@inise BON ben &unbl9aftern beri9ten, baE
cine &anOnaee bel g Greet gebOrt muroe,
Wcraus man i6lOb, baS Sen. @arreil elm Sc
fe6t nit benz 6einbe babe.
Wlan beri6tet aberntals, bab Yetersbur9 ae=
rdumt lei, bp6 o6tet Ntemano mebr auf lplde
@erii6te. IS. 9. SO c@re0pr.
So uptquartier Der 9ptOmac=M rmee,
9. 9esbr. Sine anbere aunoI9aItertpur wurz
De 9esen bic 8ar9bn 8abn ausgei6idt. 9ie.
ielbe beitano aus mebreren gapolerieabtbeis
lun9en uno 3 Snfanteriesg rigaben inter Sen.
WtileS pom 2. Corps.
9ie 8eoetten bes Seinbes tpurben iiber 9at<
6ers 9tun 5urIdgetrieben. Slab elmer tur;em
Bldnfelet entoedte man bic 9auptma6t bes
SeinOes unb ibre @eri9an3ungen puroen ges
itlrmt. Spdter ~frelSte Der 6eino cine balbe
0leile lIbli6 BON Der 8abn ben 8a9 Mno Sen.
.Wtiles i6idte I'm Gerftdrtuus, bod Die &ebelen
9rifen ni6t al, wie man glaubte, ltnb- man
pern'utbet, Oab fle se9en 9lrmitrpnss Mias su.
riidfielen. R4a @.
Man fanO aus, ba6 Der 6einb feline ftarte
Wfa9t in Der nm9egeno bate, iCnit bate er ii4
unlern Sruppen tiibnsr ge9eniber selteIt. lin,
ier Serluit in Der gffoire betrug II @eripun@
bette. Der @erlult Der &ebellen lit unbetannt.
Spdter sing Die Gadridt Elm, suS Die 8ebeuen
III 9rOBer an5abl iid gegen uniern linfen 5lls
gel beipe9tel; es puroen ibnen Sruppen emit
segen geididt, bs9 bis iebt = Mitterna9t =
bat man mod ni6ts BON ibnen geieber. .
@. 8. M c@reqpE.
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slxele8rapbifde S6acDrtcDten.
s9ertAtet fHr ben Galttner, gredu.
NunOeSbauhfaaOt.
Gteupertreter, g~feFrmten MnS TeprGientanten /
q 5dncpR8 Gurp8.

8afbtn9tDn, II. 9esbr, Gs wiro
9emelpet, oaB Subitituten fir GeSOgene in Sen.
6ancodS Corps aufgenpmmen iperOen t6nnen,
bod erbalten %bieielben feline 8puntp. Neprdz
ientanten uno Netruten merOen 9lei6fals aufz
genpmmen, bod perpen bieielben 8punties er>
balten.
Gin SIOfaSebrcHbcr SerfDrt.
Burlington, II. 9e3. 9tomiral 8Or-
ter beri6tet, baB Der 8lptapebre6er @qu Spr
8ilmin9tpn burd ben Ser. st. 9ampfer @m=
ma SeritDrt puroe. Ser vGlla" mar nit @af=
fen uno ImmunitiOn belaotn uno na6 @il.
ultt19tpn beitimmt. Gr nuroe inter bic feino=
liden Strands ~atterien 9%etrieben uno Serit6rt.
8pn 8upieren, ipeIde 9%efunben wuroen, iut
man, bub Der 8lpfaoebre6er in ben leBten 3a.
gen bes ppri9en WOnatS aus glulIun abgefabs
rem mar.
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Ser Seriebt Ses Timansfsfrctdrs.
(6prtiesunas)

(6prtissunss) > ? f8iasaG Ies
Sic 9lIfsqueIIen iirasas I a Ii.
fenbe Sdbr..' Die perfi9baren Ginnabme.
quelen fir bas ~ioufenOe Sahr lnSgen foIseno
angeseben perben: s,ss & gs
Spa eeiataetsSlsa .,ss.# .se1sasn$ 'os sl1 9 go 60
Sniants steu.rn sna tsies 24s, $50 SIS 81
= Strfaithenen 0utusn sHG.say. *slae 1920 17144
kirtften Sareh 16,079.S6
~ ShulS. 6 rttEfdten rs, 000 600. 90
SIN eau,en SAFE. 5l2,3 9soo
9tsrau uassraassaSts S~iIapssn, 80. Stunt
saars stlan, /. Salt iee4 = S1s,S $40, S6S.71
@efammtza q epursem W. g, $7ss ,s54,0 48 70
eur8 anleibsn su bef4aHease aussOsen-
Gsnm ns6 sem gsrlSlas bee gonmifars
so Nhnipnen bon ianera Mtsaben nr6 T
r%ealtrt werSea. bann tur& Anletten SIT
5tsrppn ab an ~stSabtter Shentlider S6ule SS,353,321C0
2uma6s CUR Sfentltfem S6uls am SSluB ~
res 8etnunSsjabres 4S2,374lS8.OS
Ginnabmen unc Slussabem FIR 1864. 5LI
9ie Ginnubmen fit bas erite NIT benz 30.
September 1864 enpenbe Quartal betrugen na6
BEN 8l6ern oes S9asamts: 1di
Bon GtnfubriBaen sl0,27l, o9z. 90
, Xaneereteu 81. s342r1S5 u
y tIefttr Steuer l6079.s6
~ Snlanb-3Hqen. 40,562, $500
y Serf4ietrnen 2ueaen 1920, l74.44
@efantmt. gtnuatmr 1855 2.3so.02
Sisrsu Stluui I'M S6as, 1. Suit 1884 1S.s42,5551
fginnabne aus anen Quicken $94.054,s47 70
S6dbun9 Der Giltabmen fir bic fol- 1923
9enoen brei nit Dem 30. Sum-
1865 ialiebenoen luartale: aa
8sn Gtnfnbry6aen $51, oOOOOO.0O
y innertn 4Seaben taectlen) 203OOOO0O.o0
, 2~dnsereien 100000
~ Serf6teeentn Guenea 15, O0oO00.O0
HM4 HMALE&.-A4 A@---
SIM @sn,em . s269,O3O,OOoe 60
GeIantnte Sabres.Ginnabmer incl. BilanJ FWl
bonn l. Sult1S64 . . +. . 2O3,354,947.T3
Die Ausgaben mdbrenb oes NIT Dem
80. Septbr. 1864 enbenbtu Auartals tparen:
Sir gipilbienn a gi s,712,422 81
=, p;n1ipnen unb SuAidntr 4,935179.3l
;, rieastesartenne 236,200 262. So
Observation-Disclosures 33,282.9 81 $40
y SntsreHsn aaf tie e&ulb . ls721.O54.4S
@anse aussabt trel. Der 5austfauIb $653.O61, $751; 81
SIR bic abrisen brei luartale ubse@ nd
i6dbte Musaaben pie fOl9t::i 9lo.
sur s sss sistlS', nss sn,ton.r $z S,Sis,5ss.7 =
- TrteeEeepArtenfent { Oh 4IS,5o4.39
" s%atsrsEsn ami Sc sienn. edals n;sssico7S
ssanatsas!sst sSsrsnt tss sastss bis 700 q ;.
@enn BON bieien Nussaben bic am Sdlub
beg Sabres mutbmabli6 nidt peraussabteu
Dilan5en obge5ngen tperben, 10 bleiben nod
| $~512,374,188. Menn Der Gpnsreb Die fiji
bic Steiserung Der inneren Nepenaen pOrse-
idlusenen Mabreseln 3eitis asDpttrt, piro oieie
au bei&afenbe 9lu8gabensS un1rne auf 1882
374,18S ii6 perminoern.
Die Dffentli6e S6nlb. I'm Dffent.
li4er S9ulO wirb fdlis int 2aufe bes Sabres
! Elm 8etras BON $163,353,32O. 9ie S6ulo.
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@~rfOIsreidbe GrpeSttiOn BON sifsDurs.

Cairo, 8. 9es. Sen. Maipr Dana sere
itDrte auf elmer BON @idsburg aussesangenen
expedition 80 Meilen Der NlifI. Central 8abn
pberbalb bes Big 8lad unb Die G~iienbabnbrltde
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Wfaoante SIS MDocr,

BITE beribmte g8abriaSertn, TT wieber 3nrIdsftebrt Spn ttrt
Neife uab eiebt rteeer Mustunft wsC Suppr aber ane @ssen
fdrhe bes ntenIdHheu 2sbenS; tntem fe tie .cdbre unb retn
Mustunft etebt unb TIRE be Ipnberc @aben une Btfcnlhatf
unb Sunfe erlnblt9 Tnb unb ppnen @icabstt %oereienen,
IL fe ~bstrnbers SI %emptebIen. Spfal pser 3tnirner Nr.
@. @ap naDe Batttnprefr., cptn TIM erfcn Slppr. (2entSs
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Gin sIOfuScbrcGcr serpDrt.
Garln unS SrecfinriSse ITnc beorSert ~fpprecn, ge'
gen Mnferc 2inien Sn renOnRriren.

6anptQnartier 6er Sbenanz
bpobtbuls Nrmee, 9. 9e3. Na6ri9teR
Iino eiagetrOffen, baB 8redinrip9e nnO GarIp
Srbre& erbalten boben, pon9teuem gegen unIere
Nr11ee S1 bempnltriren.
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1Imsua Der 8. &mapp'ftben SAmlc.

Bon Mrntde, ben q. stpsember, III pbtoe Setydnfalt sSr
Nr. 10 Sit @nparase mad benz nsuea S&ulsStdaee, 9oatods
Str, Der Mapprs Office fhrde s%eeenaber, cerlest fSersen'
@ppUbl einsm Idnsf ~ssbesten 8ebarfniHe, ais aud sineni
oleenieinen WerlaNeex Su e~ntlpreden, iinb In etnent ganilltt
feparaten Geb6uhe bret ptere @lafsn, aus f6lieeItb iur wtae'
den beftntrnt, errtbtet pprbeR.
InppIS-l IL &ndpp.
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stntpOrt auf GUNNER ssnterpematiOn

Oils @ntmOrt auf cine SnterpeQatipn oes Sc
natprs Sumner be5isIid Oes @unfdeS 9ewiis
fer britti6er l%lntertbanen, sefansene &ebeQen
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GerttTsate tperoen bieran Is Nttu. til9en, 3e6z
net Die NOD perbleibenben $50, 800 benz
ST bei6affenoen Ius9abens8et = $780,
374,188 = binsu, 10 iin& i'm @onsen fir bas
Sabr anSuidafen :"$570,727,5O8 Nil man
aber bieIe Summe Der ldOn f~unoirten 6ffentIi<
3en SdulO binSufl9en, I'm ibren 9anSen 8ez
tra9 am S6luB oes laufenoen Siscoliabres su
finoer, 10 mitnen Die bon Der 6ffentli6en Sbulo
9enOmmenen $88, $685. 800 erIt wieper abaesp<
gen iveroel, ipprauf bic bffentli&e S6ulO am
|. Suit 1865 ii4 auf 5 1928, O64, 677 iteat,
poraus9eieBt baB ie nidt nod cttpas peratebrt
miro burd neutrality-suspicious. ~9(ll&gaben.
Mbgei6dtte 6 tnnabmen unb
'MnS g a ben III bas nd9ite SiscaGs
labr. Mbi6dsungen fit bas nG6ite 9te9z
run9Slobr nlterlie9en NOD grbbersr l1niiaers
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-15

Surprise was expressed at the Fremont
Convention at the absence of Horace
Greedy While Mr. Grceiv expressed Il
preference for Fremont some weeks ago,
and has not disguised it, he has cmphati-
cally stated that the Tribune would sup
port the nominee oil the Baltimoe Union
Convention, whoever he might be-
The Cincinnati Commercial forcibly
says, that the Chief accusation of the
Fremonters against Abraham Lincoln is,
that The IS a man of good common sense >
And we add, that he is q man of such I'M
common honesty, that the people prefer
him before all other Iaen. This is rea-
son enough for supporting him for the
second term-to which he will be elected
by an overwhelming majority.
The last number Of the Nil saukie Sen
tinel. states that information hos been
received that the Sioux indians hsve pre-
pared for active hostiiities against the
Federal forces, and that Gen Pope has
conceH rated troops to meet them. From
this we infer that there was an error in
the report that Pope's forces to the num-
Der of 8. 600 were ut Springfield, Illinois,
last week, en- ronte for Virginia
Es- 1t is stated that General John
PoPE, who has, since his campaign in
Virginia, been in command of the Depart
ment OF the North west and engaged in
conducting the war against the Sioux
Indians, has been ordered to join General
GRANT with his corps. He has reached
Springfield. HI, with six thousand of his
troops, and will probably concentrate the
rest Of his forces and move into the
Shena ioah Valley.
The Washington Republican IS authorized BY the
Navy Department. that the story Published in
the corr z>pondeuce Of the Associated Press from
Fortress Monroe, Of attack On our gunb0ats in
James river by rebel iran-clai Is undoubtedly $
hoax, Admiral LsE, in his dispatches dated one dav
subsequently, - tue aliegei fgl mentions nothing q
the kind.
The State Bcard Of Agriculture OF Ohio haria-
been IN doubt Is 70 the propretr holding STAT.
Fair this season, in consequences 81 absence %
many. farmers in te 100 days service has finally de.
'ermnei 70 hold il, and the preliminary work Ia. al
ready been eommenced az Columbus
ExrIf it could be disproved that the
abolition editors have constant interview
with theDevil it would re all the better
for their repatation.-Loa. Jos.EnGl
If it could be disproven that the Devil
does not sit straddle of the shoulders OF
the Journal editor. il would be al tie
better for the Devil-Nas1 Times
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-15
The Guerrilla Democracy.

hmm ediately after the account that
the Mayor of Fredericksburg headed q
guerrilla band raised from the inhabitants
in that vicinity, and drove to the enemy 5
lines three hundred of our wounded sol
diers. who had made their painful way
ten miles on foot to that place, Mr.. GAR
FIELD. in the House. asked leave to intro
duce bill to provide for the punishment
of guerriIlas The following official re
port of the proceedings thereupon taken
from the @ lobe illustrates the spirit of
the Democratic party in the House, on
this question. Could there he palmer
demonstration that the Democratic party
is the Guerrilla party?
Mr.. GARFIELD-I ask the gentleman
to yield to enable me to ask the unani
nous consent of the House to present
and have considered at this time from
the Military Committee 4 bill for the
punishment of guerrillas.
Mr. STEyENs-I viii WELD for that
purpose.
Mr.. ANCoSA-I must object TO the re
porting of that bill from the Military
Committee
Mr.. WAsHBURNE, of Illinois-Is that a
bill for the punishment OF those guer-
rillas who shot at wounded soldiers
L
Mr. SCHENCK-Mr Speaker, | think
nobody has objected to the immediate
consideration of that bill
Mr.. Speaker-The gentleman from
Pennsylvania objected.
Mr. SCHENCK-Surely it cannot be pos
sible that any member of this House has
objected to considering a bill to provide
for furnishing the guerrillas who are COM
hitting such mischief and crimes, and
numbering defcns less citizens and
wounded soldiers in the rear of our
armies. Cries of Order
The speaker-Obiection is made to the
bill. and no debate is in order.
Mr.. SCHENCK-I only want TO be salts
fed Order - and know if there is any
gentleman on this floor who will object
to bill for such purposes. l therefore
have asked the question. Cries of Or
DER from the Democratic side, and con
fusion. | want to know whose sympa
thies run in that direction. Shouts of
..Order =
The speaker-The gentlemen is not in
order. The gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania objects to the bill, and no debate
is in order.