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to secure to the Republican interest. in the
Federal and State Governments, the continu-

Federal and State Governments, the continu-
ed possession of power. The injustive and
corruptice tendency otthis system cannot be
den ed, and alone should be held sufficient 10
condemn the party ot the Administration --
II Is notorious that time after time, on the
eve OF doubtful elections, thousands of voters
nave been sept home from the army to turn
the scales between parties and to secure an
Administration triumph. And this has been
doar, not upon he eprlncIple of sending home
citizen sid d.er,,I idi Sc'tminately and without
r, ference to thrn poIicical opinions ard al,
rachments, which would have been iusr J
but upon The principle Of selecting RepubI
can soldiers, ,ora of granting furloughs upou
the condition nf a promise fr, IN the persons
favored that they would support Admlnsrra
tron candidates. We mention elections IN
New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Penn,yIva
MIA, as instances Of such most base and an
just proceeding By which uuscrupulDus pow
er has defeated the true expression of popu.
lar opinion. and obtained political advantages
which were shameful to it and deeply iniur
Ious to the country. Will free people cun
sent to have their system tf elections thus
rorvor,oa .s 80
joy, in spite ercof, the peaceabe fruits Of
god government and honest rule ?
Second a Ill more grave offcnse a.ain>t
the u,r,ty and rndenan6arco ,fo1.o.,, -
h.en committed b,. rho Ad,,,r;s.,
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legal voter from exercising he r;ah, rh>
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ANIMATION and iudoment IF onr o,n,,nu
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AN DID II e 9 S

To the People of the United States, aud
Particularly to the People of the States
Will Ch adhere to the Federal Gov
ernment
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Business 0otires,

GEO. 8. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW
" Tunkhannoek, Pa. Office Starks BIick
Block, Tioga street
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M. GILMAN.
DEN TIST.

AT GILMAN, has permanently located in Tunk
iNA. hammock Borough, and respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens of this place and
arruundng country.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATIS
FACTION.
!; sT5- Office over Tuttons Law Office near tn Pos
Office
Dec. H. 1864.
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T V SMITH, NJ. D, PHYSICIAN d SURGEON,
j.. Ofce Bridge Street next door to the Demo
crat Office, TGEkLannock, Pa.
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give personal summary Of what General wr,shts
GONNA has dine darias tho last moi,h. Taking
made impurities IA 70 who had KEEP, day
aad w-s at last fortunate enough T. Ind such
mens ve.a esrs. who empored a. clerk In tas oico
OF aptsn r. King. Adataut Gene al IN ne staG OF
General James Ricketts,. Commanding the ihrd dvi
s "a Of the sixth army Ca the LIST OF June the
Sixth army pa cmmenced 10 move al Que 4. NJ. aud
after uarph Of sixteen miles reached Cosi I.rbor at
ten A. where they relieved the cavalry vino mad held
tho place DAYS. shortly afterwards they moved
10 the front, and formed In iiue battle THIRD
division being on tie right the First ia ,he CO ,re snd
the second The let-the order r attack being
lines. About six O'Clock they adv mood to tho
through narrow strips OF wool and then across
ploug bod field where hs rebel skirmishers lay tehnd
ran breastworsS, and finally into wood where the rebel
works we're discovered. These captured together
with about six hundred and nifty prisoners DURING the
night the rebels made several attacks the purpose
resaing the works but REFUSED Next day strong
Wo'ks we're thrown no, and there was heavy skrmsh.
Ing along the line. On the Sd OF June Was still
further sdsaaced, where the Third division held posi-
too slightly In advance that gained on the LIST. From
tho 4h to the 10th the corps engaged in throwing
up works and advancing gradually, by cigars and
parallels On the loth they commenced Withdraw
the line Of works which had been thrown up in the
rear OF the advanced position which they held until the
remnndar OF the mad started march,
the Sixth corIs moved ar. by way Of Hopsns' mill,
Providence church and Emersons church, 20 the
Chokahomny, at jones' bridge, ana AZ eight p on
TIE iStn camped about three quarters OF mite south OF
tue bridge. Next day The corps started in suuther
arectior and leaving Charles City Court House to the
right, it took up position Mrs. Shenieds, about
ioint, Oh the James Flvor
the 18th the corps moved about mile the eastward
and on the following day II moved about mile to thu
south west, and took position in front Of the jones'
House 70 cover the passage the the James
RIVER Rreastworks thrown up at this place. At
five O'Clock ia the evening they marched to the land
ing and embarked for Bermuda Hundred Until
the 18TH the sixth corps remaiued inside the
positi n. On the afternoon OF the 10Th they crossed
the AppomattOx, and then marched N point In
the rear Of the lines before Petersburg west Of Point Of
Rocks. On the 2ist the Sixth corps marched at five
O'Clock in the evening and after crossing the Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroad aud reaching the Jerusalem plank
road, threw breastworks TO the OF It, The posi-
ton is almost exactly the that occupied by the
Sixth corps night and its operations that tme
including the march and from Ream's to sup
port Wilson's cavalry have been too recently written to
need repetition at this time.
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BRcH--HAsvrY. Sunday, June 20, BY tbs Rev.
Fernando Putnum, Mr.. CIAiR BACH to Miss MARY HiR
VET only daughter Of The late l. Harvey, oil Of Bergen
No cards
Bremen papers please copy.
icuxR-HAScEs-ou Wednesday, June 10, At the
residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr. Lind
say, Joax w. BacHsR 70 hss MARY r. A. HASsr, all Of
ths city.
CAHrirs- CosKirva.-lN Greenrons, Thursday even.
ing June 40, residence Of the brides father BY
the Rev G. ". Peak s. CAByfis 70 ExnA, daughter Of
Abraham Conklina, al Of Greenpoins No cards
Norwslk Conn papers pease copy
CBssBsRLAIs-LurxRy.-At Railway, New Jersey, on
Thursday June So At the residence OF the bride, by the
Rev. john Bowling, OF Now York, wftLiAs CHAnBssLAw,
OF New York CITY, TO MAGGIE, daughter Of John H. Luf.
berry, Fac, OF Railway, New Jersey.
DAvrs-THorAs this city, .. the residence Of ,ns
bride, on Wednesday, July a. Mr. Wa d. DAWES TO Misc
HANNAH THOMAS, both Of Ssw York.
FkSS-BLoosrKtp.-o Sunday, July 3, BY Fey New
ton Heston, FRANK A. rEy 70 LItw BLOOMFIELD
daughter Of the late Vim. l.. Bloomfield, ksa all o.
BROOKLYN.
GARDxsR--SurpAv yonksrs, on Thursday, May 20
by the Rev. j. g. ~ Clark, WARREN A. GARDNER ESQ, o.
Texas Valley, Cortlspdt county, " Y, 10 Mas I'RA
SUDAN, daughter e VIM H. suydam Fsl, Of this city
No ~ McLavGHtiS.--At Harlem, b. Rev George 4
Drgysg, n. u. JoHs H. Horny. ksq e Miss Nkiis = J.
A Hcl..vGE4I.. All % tbs CITY. Noc.'ds
Es-LkY--C Az Rxl--At New isGlsw,c%, - =. g. 81
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Fine Arts.
FTnt AFIs.
BRADY's PHOTOGRAPHS BEFORE PETERSBURG

BRADY's PHOTOGRAPHS BEFORE PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Brady has just returned the Army OF the Po-
tomac where no has been spending the last three
weeks IN taking photographs OF all the points rendered
historic by the Of the present campaign Many
these views were taken within rangc OF the enemy S
guns the intrepid artist exposing himself freely TO dan
ger in order 70 them. In way cnn clear
idea be formed OF the obstacles which General Grant
had TO encounter by inspection Of this collection
Written descriptions fail 10 convey adequate notion OF
their character. To the illustrations thus obtnned the
future historian win less Of the truthful and
Impressive features OF his narrative.
In addition to these acquisitions Mr. Brady has brought
back with him groups OF the leaders Of that
heroic host upon whose vsor end endurance tho country
confidently relies. We have Grant leaning against
tree IN front Of his tent, his gaze fixed upon some
object in the distance, the attitude Otherwise being
Of careless repose. The portrait OF the best
that have seen most interesting group Is thar OF
Hancock, Birney, Barlow and GbboD all who have
proved their devotion 70 the republic by their gallant
deeds. Although the figures little than inch
in size the Impressions clear and well defined ~
they we're taken On larger scale. General Badv smith
and sar, General W ilcox and saG and General Grant
and staff, nj Coal Harbor, form The subjects Of three
other striking pictures the only ones cf this character
that have been worked on. In another day two
addops In the shape groups and single por
traits will be ready for inspection, making the collection
the attractive and valuable Of any that has been
exhibited BY his establishment since The commencement
Of the war.
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THE SECOND CORPS.
mr.. Finley Anderson's Despatch.
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, July 4-Evenng.


ANNIVERSARY GErrysBtRG
Tho unusual quietude that has prevailed on this ami
Vorsary of the glorious Fourth has the sub
ersal remark throughout the army. Scarcely sho.
has been fired along the lines from mornDg until
evening. Sabbath stllness reigned all day Last
evening, being the anniversary Of the closing
victory at Gettysburg year ago, tho First Div
aou band OF the Second corps proceeded TO the head
quarters OF the army and dscoursed appropriate music
while many officers called General Meade and ten
6ered their mantle iistons respect reeard in honor
81 the achievements OF the grand Army 81 the Potomac
ander his command on that rsbie ued.
The ENgMy's MOVEMENTS.
The operations OF the enemy indicate constant watch
fuuoss and activity on bis 4 cinp has been
visible 10 day. White rcnursgard holds tho city the
main boly OF Ices army = mnssed on lcf, line
Of works outside the regular OF the deeuces ~ tho
atty. II said thai EweIs Corps brsades Of Hs
carls and the whole OF R-sckeuridges command moved
DAYS TINS ~ believed TO be the force
chat vent 10 take Harperis Ferry.
Their, military movements to chronicle this eve
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TEE SIXTH CORPS.
FIR. Cnas. X. Han ms Dispatches.
Battle FIELD, NEAR PsIKRssu BURG, july 2--P. N.

gTr. Chas. X. Bsnumm's Dispatches.
6AIIIR FiELD, NEAR PETERSBURG, July 2--P. NJ
QUIET
Since return OF the Sixth corps old position
shs morning every thing has been remarkably quiet along
shs part OF the lines Even picket firing has ceased.
The heat has been intense, and much difficulty is expert
snced procuring sufficient supply good for
men and horses
COMPLIMENTS GENERAL RICKETTS,.
On the ist Of June last the Third division Of this corps
under mmand OF Brg.dier General James b. Ricketts,
charged the rebels Coal Harbor, and the following
message forwarded to General Wright In relation TO
Abe gaa conduct OF the Third division Of his corps
ny TnFGr - FROM HyApouAnTERs,
ARMY o. TIM 70 VAC June I, 1854. !
10 Major General wmcwT-
Please givc my thanks TO Br. der General Ricketts,
and hs gallant command for the cry handsome manner
30 wi ch they have conducted themselves to-day The
successes obtained by them great Importance and
S,osSd UP, u materially s sso'nSe oar operations
Major General Commanding.
Major Wright directs mo TO say that he
Gully yours, K +. HALSrEAD,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
A msapprshsusion exists as 70 which division 10
sitled The credit OF charging the rebels that
son but the above order win SGT tho question at rest
and a. the time do justice TO bravo ON or and
Che gallau, men under his command.
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR PETERSBURG, July Q, 1884,
A SABBATH or Rrsr
This according to the statement OF many officers be-
longing tho Sixth corps, has been the most quiet Bun
DAY They have enjoyed since leaving Brandy station,
early in stay last Our picket line has been unmoested
and within the works bands have been playing, and
officers ard men have enjoyed day Of unbroken rest
quiet.
"rHoss EVENING ouNs.v
On the right OF tie line have occasionally heard
n heavy gun fred After sunset, when the air grew
and pleasant the nrng increased and mingled with tn,
loud reports OF heavy guns vcicys Of musketry
ssccasicnaly hoard. The principal lighting appa
gently IN ,ront OF General Burnsidc's position.
I
II Is expected that large numbers OF mon who wer
ny slightly wounded during the recent battles VIII re
nsrn TO duty within short time They will give add
tonal strength TO this already strong army, and aid In
0ion.
TUE FOURTH on July
- likely 70 DO celebrated right merrily by the Sxt
corps, II no important military movements take place u
tpreyent tie anticipated festivities. Already the wood
echo with the sounds OF patriotic music both vocal
INSTRUMENTAL and have beard many anxious inquiries
70 when the supply trains may be expected up and nj
ways accompanied with the remark 'for to morrow h
ths Fourth OF July you know" which, being interpreted
Hssns, III wah TO get something TO celebrate with
SOLDIERS DiAny-wuAf GENERAL wnioHv DONE.
Ny very connection with the Sixth corps OF IN
Ar~y Of the Potomac renders u Impossible for me
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Chevniier's Lift Tor tho Hatr.-RcstOves
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VOINOW EenVAI A8NOcINLIOne
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TON Of the CITY OF New York have after administering TO
us the NITROUS OXIDE GAS extracted for us without
pain the number OF teeth mt the dates opposite
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THE NINTH CORPS.
HIr. James O. Fitzpatrick Dispatches.
NINTH Army CORPS, BEsoRs PETERSBURG, Va,
July 3-P. H.

-. [
July 3-P. N.
rnR rrcKMa
more friendly disposition manifested between
the p.ckes front. In the other corps the
ccydate has been in existence nearly all tho WHILE but
Tor the rebels been very their
hostility TO corps, and constant picket firing has
been in progress In it's front when elsewhere the
batants were on the most friendly relations at times IL
is said, even meeting to play game Of "draw or cold
siedge" Wheber 1t has been account OF the negro
troops who constitute portion Of tho corps as some
think or for other roasons cannot say but certain Is
that tho rebels shown themselves most hostile
Us Within the past few days. however, they seem to
be better humored and seldom FIRE. This remark applies
to operations by day only. AS soon night comes
most annoying popping and banging commences and
iinues with little ntermission until break
MORTAR BATTERY
The rebels have mortar battery 10 position, from
which they periodically throw shells, but without any
thing like precision. At night they plainly discorni
Bile by the burning fuse which passes through the air
like spark Of dre In front Of their breastworks they
column which may essay assault. This wire Is dts.
tncty seAn IN the morning. when II glistens IN the
sunlight. cherdux de fe OF pointed stakes also con.
tributes to the strength Of these works.
FOURTH.
Lee going to do something terrible the Fourth; 1t
least 80 prisoners state They that General Lee has
informed the army that something
natooa anniversary which would surprise not only the
rebels, but the :" universal Yankee nation" We have
not the reinotest idea OF what this something Is
We intend celebrating the Fourth in the most enthusi
astc ANY quantity OF sautes will be fired, aud
u would not be surprising II the usual number OF guns
was considerably exceeded have no doubt that the
atierss will be carcess enough to put shot and shell
rto their as well as to aim the pieces somewhere
Ia the direction or Petersburg.
To night has been noisy The pickets are shoot
Ing very brsky and the batteries are blazing away ia
deaeuing cannonade.
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pesdsy. July Q, by the Rev. ". n. Campbell, n. D. -
sisted By tue Rev Dr. Roney. Professor d. fARgEr 10
hiss katbarune v. h. seooDa daaghta~ Of theNsv d.
Campbell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LA Hsxlesa. On "Wednesday.
June 20, ny the Rev Mr.. Ccokman, Mr. EzRA sBossS
uED, Of this city TO Miss SARAH A. CEoSwsL OF Bsox,
lyn
SrRAsAaas-PDv wrn-In Nav Lordou. on tuesday
Jnv 8, ~ Rev. g. u wilcox, Gao. N. - gASAHAs, =
Athena " 20 LucIs j., danghtsr ~ GidridgsP eeob
with, Esd, OF tha former city Nc cards.
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JudRes-Leuenant Colonel LoriDg Major Cutting, Cap
tain Wan Horn, Captain Harris. Steward of the track
Lieutenant Van let.
The stskes were easily won by Pagoda, BELONGING to
Lieutenant Aiken, Of the Eighth IL anry. MAJOR IyGg's
Pike came on second best III the General Burn
SIDES Colonel and Can,an Fanes Kate were withdrawn
ard did not participate whom ''tiine" called.
In the evening there brisk caDnonaiinT with the
usual accOmpani fnant Of small arms by the pckets.
This morning artillery has been very si but the
pckcts keep up their usual rattle.
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Beautiful Complication. - La ird's
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Deafness, Catarrh, and NIL Diseases OF
Throat and Air Passages successfully treated by
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Gournud's roudre Subtitle Uproots HAIR
orehsads part Of the body; 81 warranted
Al his depot, as Broadway.
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And Lo the People GrievOusIy
tormented with catarrh Behold woLCOTTS Instant Pain
Ann ihiator permanently cures Sold where.
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BEFORE PETERSBURG, Va July "a. NJ.
AMusENES7s CANT
The celebration OF tie Fourth most tame one
Those who mad it, drank lemonade, aud where pos
sibe 'stone fences" The only show OF enthusiasm
headquarters, whore a grand scrub took place
between officers horses for sweepstakes OF Ave dollars
esch, distance hall mile The following the
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At 453 Broadway. below Grand, EouT-
AUDS depot be had tho Italian Medcatcd Soap
move tan. freckies eruptons sunburns redness sahow
&c.
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Royal Havana Lostery.-s~e OmcsaE
Drawing, July l. another paka TAYLOR co.
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Grover d Bakers Highest Premf um
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines. lo3 Broadway, New York.
and 2s5 Fulton street., Brooklyn.
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CURED.

CATARRB OF THE TyNPANfC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE DISTRACTIONS or THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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Prizes Casnod I'm All i.exa,ixed Loe,N,-
rfes and information given. GALLAGHSR BENJAMIN.
Br0k ers 80 Chestnut street. PhilAfslphta
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Prizes Ca.hed I'm the Royal Havana
and oil iegaiizea Lettsrss
ALECK 4 co. Brokers - Pine street, N. Z.
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Jcwelpy and Watches
or ALL DEsCRIPIf1M
below Canal street, formerly II Wall street. Closed on
Saturday a o'clock.