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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-02

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BnAvo!-A few cowardly, lousy, nasty,
dlthH Copperheads, who stay and drink
rot-gut whisky in Jones township, Union
County, pulled down the stable of . Mrs.
LafavTe, whose husband IL In the army!--
We CLEAN from the Western Home. Fl
The Keosauqua Repxbsscax comes down
on tie citizens Of that village In the follow
ing beautiful styles: ~ ta.siiss9 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND CHuRCH Es.-There are some very
pious towns in this State, judging from
some Of our exchanges, and some where
very good society may be found. with az
tensive churches and school housas. Gen
tlemen, yotdon't know,what you are talk
ing shout. Are churches and school hous-
cs signs of piety and an educated commit
nityf Or do they not rather indicate the
want of thesef And is society com plete
where ignorance and wickedness abound.
We claim pre-eminence in these things
We have graduated. We vote to license
houses; and Lave got so far along in the
scale Of piety as to deem money paid preach
ers useless expenditure, and contemp-
Late locking up the churches, until the next
barbarian comes to town. Now what have
you got to say? Amt we pious to an
alarming extent.
That little wide-awake paper, the Adair
Register, comes to hand always brimful of
good locals; and "the man who superin-
tends the mechanical department, under
stands his "biz." Some of the "Mam-
moth editors in this State would do we'll
20 pattern after the Register: or serve q
SIX months apprenticeship In that Office.
Success to you gentlemen.
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without his consent, aud they asked day
longer to think of the treaty, which the
Secretary granted them. They were told
by the Secretary that the Great Father
would do by them exactly a. he thought
their interests required according to his
Judgment. ,.s.i.0er t' az
NEW YORK, March 2o.-Funeral services
over the romans Of Owen Lovejoy, took
place yesterday, in Brooklyn. His body
will be taken to Princeton, Ills, for inter.
- zribune's Special ,ai tps
WAsHrNaroN. March 2s.-fhe paroled
prisoners at Annapolis have been paid. and
q large number Of officers have left for the
North on twenty days leave of absence. -
Eight or ten have died, and some 6fty more
will probably die, from privations under
Of the placing of gunpowder under the prs
on by the rebels, is furnished by these pris-
Oners.
New York, March 2S.-Nfajor Bond.
Chief Of Gen. ROsecrans' staff, sent to
Washington by that General with dispatch
es, was put under arrest on Monday, by
Gen. Halleck, under an old and dead order
of the War Department, forbiddinr officers
to come to Washington without leave from
the Secretary Of War. The arrest is said
to be owing,to Rosecrans' recent speech in
st. Louis. So says the Tribune dispatches.
The Times dispatches Of Washington
18th, say there ia no probability Of the pas
sage of a Bankruptcy Bill.
The Herdlds special says that General
Blair is about to resign his seat in Congress
to return to the army.
There are indications that the report il
true that Gen. Grant desires Mcclellan and
Fremont to have commands.
The Worlds dispatch says that the Ways
and Means committee spent the whole Of
Monday on the Tax bill.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-21
From the Southwest,

Came, July is,
Memphis papers of the evening OF the
10th inst. are received. They contain
nothing Of special Importance.
Gen. Washburn has issued an order
appointing Aldermen for different wards
In the city, who are to receive the usual
salary, and, with the acting Mayor, be
known as the Provisional Mayor and
Common Council OF Memphis.
New Orleans dates of the 18th are re-
ceieed. No mail steamer would leave
New Orleans during the week following
the 18th inst, but mails for the North
and East would dc forwarded, from
Cairo. by each federal steamer.
The True Delta claims to have positive
information from Alexandria that the
rebel Gen Dick Taylor lett that place
three weeks ago, for Richmond, and the
troops lately under him are now COM
manded by Gen. Walker.
1t is the belief at Alexandra that
Gen. Taylor, who has lately been made
Lieutenant General, hopes to be assign
ed to the trans Mississippi department,
in place of Gen. Kirby Smith, and this is
very likelv,-Taylor being brother-in
law of JEFF Davis.
MBMPRIs, July 10.
vicksburg advices of the 18th report
all quiet.
The expeditions under Gen. Slocum
had been reinforced by cavalry, sent by
Washburn, and were marching agar
for the the interior of Mississippi.
The latest accounts from Gen. Smith
place him near Pontiac, ION the 10th.
Forrest has issued q call for all Cit
zens between Is and IS to rally to hi
support--for old men and boys to com
and take cave of their horses while hi
men engage the enemy.
1t is reported that Forrest has com
municated his intention to retaliate upo
our officers for any citizen injured unde
Washburn's recent railroad order
Nearly every train on the railroad f.
ten days previous to this order, has bee
fired upon by bushwhackers, citizen
and soldiers killed and wounded. Sine
the order, not gun has been ilred.
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SIR JAMES cLARxE's FFMALE PILLS.

rb;s wei, known medicine is no p,.,,osition, but
su1e and safe remedy :or Female Difficulties
and Distractions, from any cause whatever and
al though powerful remedy, i contains nothing
hn,tfu1 10 the constitution. romarried ladies II
ia peculiarly suited. II will, in short time,
b,ipg on the monthly period with regularity.
In AL cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in lhe Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eyerton. ,oalpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries and
WHITES. th,,se Pills will effect a cure when all
other means have failed; and although apoweI'
sui remedy, d. not contain iron, eaiomel !, anu
m,,ny. or anyth. ng hur:ful to the constitution.
~ 81 directions in the pamphlet around each
,acsa,-c, which she I'D be carefully preserved.
For 4, u particulars, r. pamphlet, ree' Of the
agent. ,amns anclosed IA
ony aStboriseS agent win en.u. e bottle con-
tanning over so pills by return mail. .osEs o.
Sole United states A gent, JOB IA
Cortland street, N, Y.
Price q per bottle. fold by all t'ruggIss>
uayE,:d& w3m
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From Fortress GEonroe.-
ing ffom Rebel Sources.
FORTRESS MONROE, July

FORTRESS MONROE, July 10.
The remains of the brave and very
much lameutea Lt.-Col. Chambers, of
the 23d MISUNDERSTANDING leaves
here this evening or New York, via
Baltimore, accompanied by his widow.
The blockade runner steamer Boston,
captured off Wilmington, arrived to day
with twenty prisoners, nine OF whom
ara foreign subjects, and are held, this be-
ing the second offence.
Maj milford states that prisoners arc
now removed to Georgia as soon as cap
tured-the officers to Macon, and the
soldiers to Andersonville. Letters to
them require ten cents prepayment for
rebel postage.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 10th
contains the foliOwing
ATLANTA, GA, July II.
Two brigades of Yankee cavalry
crossed the Charlottesville at Morris
bridge nine miles from Noonan, last
night. They were met by Armstrong;
brigade and driven back and the bridge
burned.
There is no change in the situation of
affairs at the front. The enemy are FIR
ing across the river.
ATLANTA, July Is.
Gov. Brown being advised that GER
| tain persons refused to report at Atlanta
| for the defence of their state and homes,
orders that they be sent under guard to
| the font.
| CHARLBsToN, July 10.
The enemy have evacuated Johns ISL
| and. Transports are busy changing
| troops, chiefly to Morris island.
The bombardment of Sumter is still
| Kept up.
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UNPREsENTABLE HEADS

are in a m 1ment beautihed by the operation OF
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR DYE,
which without the slightest trouble, impart to
the fair of the head the whskers, beard, or paus-
tache, any shade of brown or the most pc rect
hiols Jadi,s can use il without soiling their fin
GERS. II is the most expeditions hair dye "a the
world, and the only one free fom every poison
ingredient and thst contains nourishins
OF 9ollent vegetable p inciple.
CRISrA ''unct to the Dye, in dressing and
a valuable aoJ with and perfect healtn OF the
promoting the grs ZEN used slone-a safeguard
mar, and OF itself, W. ION decay under all Cir
that protects the ibres !. mes.
cumstances and under all Gil. GRO, No. Astor
Manufactured by j. CRIsTAb> 'sgists. APP
House, New York, Sold by all Dr.
rsIed by all Hair DTessers.
julyl:d&wlm.
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A SINGLE BOX or BRANDaETH's PILLS
contains II ore vegetable ex'raotive matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the word besides;
ifty-fve hundred physicians use them in their
practice TO the exclusion of other purP atives. The
first letter OF theg Yal"s a. ygs scarcely appreeia-
ted, when they are better known sudden death
and continued sickneFs will be OF the past. Let
those who know them Fp ak right out in their ia
yor. III duty which will save life.
Our race arr subject TO a redundancy OF vitiated
bile at tAls season. and il is dang rous as II Is
prevalent but Brsndreth's ills afford an lnval-
liable and efficient protection BY their oeca-
sionel usa we prevent the collection of those i'm
puri,ies, which, when in sufficient quantities,
cause so much danger 10 the body's health. They
soon cure liver complaint, dyspepsia, loss OF ap
petite, pain in the head, heart burn, pain in tn
breast bone sudden faintness and costiyeness.
sold by POND g. MORSE and FRANCE
FEM, Druggists Rutland, Vt.
iune20:ImdSw
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u XCISE TIA X ESl

COLLECTORS. NOTICEll
The ANNUAL TAXES for the First Collection
District of Vermont, as assessed upon incomes,
Licenses, Carriages, Plate, &C., under me tx
else law of Congress, approved July l, 1904, ana
the amendments thereto, have become due ana
payabe and will attend at the following times
and places 10 receive the same, VIZ
ADDISON TousTy.-At Stevens Hotel, YER
pennes, Monday and Tuesday. July % and rs at
L. d Edredge's Office, in Middlebury, Wednes-
day and Thursday, July n and %.
RUTLAND CouNTY.-At the Brandon House,
Brandon, Friday and Saturday, July ~ and 81 !;
at the United stat Court House, Rutland, Mon
day and Tuesday. August and 2 at Judge KIT
tresee's Office, Fairhar en-, Wednesday and Thurs
dav, Aug. and 4; at the Hotel, in West Pawlet,
Friday, Aug. s at Hills Hotel, Wallingford,
Monday, Aug, :.
BEss1NeTos COUNTY AT TIE Equinox House.
Manchester. Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. .
and 10 at Loves Hotel, Bennington, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. ii and y.
By the provisions of the law, all persons ne
glecting to pay said taxes within the time above
specified, are required to pay ten per cent. addi-
tonal upon the amount thereof.
~ The Government require these taxes to be
raid in treasury notes or bills Of Government
Banks. a4ft
SAny person can remit his tax by another,
as r. csipts will be returned.
s1he Monthly Returns OF Manufactures FOL
june an all ARE RACES previous lists, Will b
collected at those times and places.
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector First District Vermont.
| Montpelier, July S, 1854. julyl9d&w2V
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
ANOTHER FLANK MOVEMENT
Johnston forced into the Defenses
of Atlanta.
The City within Range OF
Sherman's Guns.
RumOrs of its Capture with
$4,000 Prisoners.
PHIbApRLPnIA, July 10.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
The Bulletin has the following spe-
cial:
WASHINGTON, July ~.
The Government is IN receipt this
morning OF glorious news from Sher-
man. Ii is not of battle, but something
better. Gen, Sherman announces that
yesterday, having previously crossed
the Cha ttahoocme, his whole army ad-
vanced Ave miles south of the liver and
crossed Peach Tree creek without any
resistance from Johnston's army, except
slight skirmishing with his rear as he
retired. This movement necessarily
forces Johnston into the defences of At
lanta, and places the city within range
Of Sherman's guns.
FoRTRBss MONROE, July 10.
The Norfolk New Regime OF this morn
ing says:
ave have information from the front
that great battle has been fought in
Georgia, resulting in the complete over
throw OF the Confederate force, and the
capture of Atlanta and fifteen thousand
49, N-ls Three cheers for Sherman"
We hive arrivals from City Point 90
late ga can Ave arrived at Norfolk, ana
the above report Is no doubt premature,
buti is an event which is looked for
within few days.
New YORK, July 10.
The latest dispatches from Washing
ton, say nointelligence has been received
by government, conhrmat0ry OF the Nor
folk report OF the capture of Atlanta, but
all accounts from Sherman's army are
In the highest degree favorable, indicat-
lag the capture Of TIE city at no distant
day, as matter 81 cer!sinty.
WAsHIEGToN, July 10.
A dispatch IRON an official source con-
firms the statement in the morning pa
pers of Sherman's forces, or part OF them
having crossed the Chattahoochie. On
ly a small cavalry force Of the enemy
was encountered. Gen. Sherman subSe'
quenily occupied his troops in tearing
up the railroads of most use to the
rphnlE
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VENETI AN I N NJ Z n t
Died of Croup-What a pretty and interesting
child saw last weef But now, alas ! il is no
more Such ives the conversation of two gentle
men rid ng down town in the cars. Died of
Group Row strange When DR.. Tobias Vene.
tian Liniment is certain cure, if taken in time.
Now, mothers, we appeal 10 you. IL is not for the
paltry gam and ptoht we maze, but ior the sake
feet. Group is dan Serous disease but use DR..
Tobias Venetian Linmt Mt in time, and il is rob-
bed OF its ten rs. Always keep it the house
you my not want 1t tonight, tomorrow, no
are pre- pared, lett when it will, Price emily
% cents
Sold by ali Druggists. Office, Sc Cortlandt ST.,
New York. julyl:lmd&w
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ST., Louis, July 40.
The Union publishes an extra nom a
private letter dated New Orleans It'll,
which says:
Last night staff officer told me that
$1,000 men wonld start in ocean steam
ers o-day, They take Is days rations
and ammunition.
There is now Il large number OF addi-
tional gunboats In Lake Ponehartraln,
and more vessels have been added 10 the
fleet OFF Mobile, Some think tMs
expedition is for the capture OF Moolle,
so as TO possess the Alabama river anu
establish a base of supplies Tor sher-
man at Selma, while Others believe the
troops are destined for Fortress Mo. hroe'
This force may be designed to co-opei .ste
with Slocum's expedition nom VicRs-
burg.
Rebel accounts OF Slocums expedition
TO Jackson, Miss, claim that the federal
column under Elliott was attacked at
the Junction OF the Port Hudson and
Rodney roads ON the 9Th, and fepulsed
with slaughter. The roads for miles
were strewn with dead negroes, horses,
guns, &c.
This doubtless refers to the expedition
consisting of the Marine brigade of two
regiments of negroes which marched
from Rodney the 4th, and was attacked
by five brlgades of rebel cavalry and one
of infantry, and after fighting nearly all
day the rebels were driven off, Our
troops have returned. Our loss was
about l50 killed, wounded and missing,
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SHEEP WASH TOBACCO.

JAoUEs' PURE EXTRACT OF T0BACco,
Win not injure the mos delicate animal
Kills Ticks on Sheep.
Cures Scab on Sheep.
Kilis all vermin on Animals and Birds.
Cures all Skin Diseases on Animals.
Kills all Bugs on Roses, Lice on House Plants.
Kills Canker Worms on Apple Trees,
Xii $ Bed Bugs and Water Reaches.
Kills all vermin that infest Grape and Gram
berry Vines.
ONE POUND OF THIS EXTRACT WILL
MAKE SIXTEEN GALLONS Or WASH.
For sale by all Druggists, and al County and
Agricultural Stores,
Price rs cents per pound. A liberal discount to
the trade and large purchasers.
Orders promptly sent by express.
JAMES M, LEVIN,
Agent, South Down County,
IS Central Wharf, Boston.
feb3,weow6m
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Rebel Dass, on Huntsville, Ain.

The Journal is advised that early on
Saturday morning a large rebel force,
said to be under command of General
Forrest, captured federal stockade at
Brownsboro, on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. 1t was garrisoned
by one hundred men, most of whom es-
capped. The rebels then moved on Hunts
vile, and after sharp skirmish, drove
in the federal pickets.--Our troops num-
Der some 5000, and are strongly fortified.
The rebel force is estimated at from 5000
to 10000. Additional federal troops
are leaving here for the relief of Hunts
Vile
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ID E AT III q.

RAY-In this village, on the 18th inst, Fife
lucia, dsught, of George II. and Annie NJ Ray,
aged Is months and IL days.
RIcE.-In oirard, Iowa, June 90, OF heart
dsca e, Lucus Rice, formerly Of Menden, VT,
aged "A years.
BOGUE-In Pittsfor5, on the Ilth inst, after
A. iliness Of tour mo- tbs, Thomas T. Bogue, aged
60 I've rs
wHIrR.-In this village on the morning Of
the lash in t Ahbs P. White, daughter of j.
and P. Whits. ged u years, Of consumption.
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NJ A IL R A q Il 8.

PETERS ELL TIN Wnitehall, N. Y,
on the l6 h inst, by G. ID. Landon. O., Mr.
Abel Peters 10 Miss Ellen Elliott. both OF Men
don W.
MoOy-M0SHER.-I Middlefeld, Conn,
July 6, BY Rev. Z. Dickerman, Mr.. Martin l.
ooK OF Midi fed, and Mss Amanda f. Mo.
sher, formerly of Royslton, VT.
ICT-PAhSONS.--At Middle Gran
willie, N. Y. on the IA h inst, by the Rev. s.
Haines, Mr. Jasper A. Benedict Of Castleton, Vt,
and Miss Sarah irsons of Hubbardton.
CoGswELL-LITTLE.- Oshkosh, Wise n
sin, July 9th, by Rev. d. II Muller. Luman h.
Cogswel, Of Middiebury, VT, and Lottie o. Lit
tie, of Oskosh.
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The Pacific Railroad Company.

WASHINGTON, July ~.
The President has appointed Jesse l..
Williams of Indiana, Geo. Ashmun
of Massachusetts,, and Charles Sherman
of Ohio, additional directors in the I'm
ion Pacific Railroad Co, and Gov. Den
nison Of Ohio, VIM. NJ. White of Connect
lieut.. and Leonard SWEET of Illinois, &C
Inspectors of the road. in accordance
with the provisions of the act OF Con-
prcSS
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Dr. Boyee's Tonic Bitters are composed entirely
Of Vegetables, and are u saturated tinsture Of
Barlzs, Roots and Herbs, They were never known
10 hSrt, but always TO do good. Would you be
WE'LL tough, and hearty, free from All the Ills ma
ture is heir TO- take DIR, Boyces Tonic Bltters,
Are you responding and feeling "a II you would
like to injure all your neighhors, take r Boy ee's
Tonic Bitters, and they viii make Van Of YOU
Sold BY all Dealers Ia Medicine,
N feb28d&w
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Chased by "a Pirate.

NBW YORK, July IV
The Northern Light brought quarter
of a million in treasure.
She reports being chased by a schoon-
er rugged propeller, with The English
flag flying, on the afternoon of the 18th
in lat. "a long. "a. The chase continued
an hour and quarter, when the propel-
Ter steered for the south, accompanied
by schooner which seemed to be fol-
lowing the movements of the supposed
pirate.
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The New Loan.

NRw YORK, July 19.
The Posts Washington special SAYS:
secretary Fessenden will soon issue pro
posais fol- loan larger than fifty mn
lions.
lie reports that the confidence felt in
uoSernment by the bankers of New Y ork
was a gratifying feature of his visit.
me Posts money article says it learns
,hd' Ine Secretary has put IL loan of o
hnnaEed millions in the market,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EURRKAl EUREKA

To those who nae long sought a reliable rem.
edy for Dyspepsia, Loss OF Apps...e, s.cs Head.
ache, Weakness Jaundice Liver Complaint. and
all diseases arising from Torpid and Diseased
Liver, would recommend DIR. Boyce's Tonic Bit.
tiers, they have never been known TO fail. Sold
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland, VT
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THE POTOMAC ARMY.
AN ARTILLERY FIGHT.
The Rebels Badly Beaten
THEY LOSE SIX GUNS
PnLAnRLrnIA, July 10.

The Press army of the Potomac cor
respondent of the 10th says;
An artillery fight occurred to-day
which lasted two hours, when our shells
hurst directly in the label embrasures,
destroying their cannon, and forcing
them to retire. They lost at least six
guns. The. breastworks lately occupied
by the enemy before our advance to-
wards Petersburg have been levelled.
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From SherMI.an's Army.

New YORK, July 10.
Officers rrom.sherman's army say that
on the 9Th the arniJ we're all over the
Chattahoochie and wItniSS lou. .""ur iii'ies VI
Atlanta.
The 18th and 18th corps are CONSOLE
dated, forming the Goth, under Gen.
Hooker.
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Prizes Captured.

WAsHENGToE, July 10.
The navy department has information
OF the capture OF the steamer Ida, with
cotton, from Tupello for Nassau, and the
schooner Pocahontas, from Charleston
for Nassau.
Admiral Farragut repor''s the destruc-
tion OF q blockade runner lSalCh was
run ashore recently by boat eG .oeal-
ton.
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From Missouri.

ST.. JosEPn, Mo, July 10.
Col. Ford photographs to headquarters
here that he has killed in all, forty guer-
rillas, captaTed two hundred stand OF
arms, much ammunition, and many
horses. Our troops are still pursuing
the guerrillas.
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LIVERPOOL .July @


Europa was telegraphcd via Queens
town:
LIVERPOOL, July 9.
The steamer Yeddo, built at Bordeaux,
it was supposed for the Confederates,
has been sold to Prussia and is now fit.
ting for service, at Bremen Haven.
The Great Eastern left here day for
London, to take in the Atlantic cable.
The London journals are filled with
the proceedings of Parliament, in the
great party contest, to the exclusion of
almost everything else. The Times pub
fishes nearly forty-two columns of last
nights proceedings. The result is gen.
orally regarded as a satisfactory en-
dorsement OF the ministerial policy, but
no triumph.
The Confederate loan under the Per
sia's news advanced TO 60 TO-
LoNpoN. July 10.
The Danish Ministry has resigned.
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Veterans Returning.

New ~ DIRK, July 10.
The 18th Massachusetts, regiment, Col.
Leonard, numbering two hundred and
eighty men leftBaltimore by railroad at 6
O'Clock to night for New York.
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Trains Again Running Between
New York and Washington.

PHLADRLPHIA, July ~
Gunpowder bridge is repaired. All
trains are running regularly from New
York to Washington.
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ro NERVOUS suFFERERs or noTH SEX

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF ROTH SEX
ES.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in few days, after undereoiue all me
usual routine and irregular expensive modes
treatment, without success, considers II his sacre
duty TO communicate to his afflicted ereaturesthe
means Of cure. Hence, on the receipt OF an al
dress ed envelope, he will send Greel copy OF u
nresorietion used. Direct TO DR.. JOHN NJ.
DAGNALL, I6s Fulton Street, N. Y. 4:w
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Fire I'm Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July 10.
Fox's vinegar factory was burned to-
day. Two other buildings were dam
aged. Loss $4,000.
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The Baltimore aud Ohis railroad.

BALrIHoRs, July 10.
Repairs on the Baltimore and Ohio
road will be fully completed Thursday,
when through passenger and freight