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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04

n Tho Copperheads have claimed that
Senator Conness, Of California, was going Tor
Mcclellan. The reader will see, by the iol-
lowing cxtract from letter recently written
by him. how no Is going tit Is not necessa-
~ for me to state now that iecl the deep
est interest in the coming contest. With
some opportunities for forming o correct
Judgement, declare Il to be my conviction
and belief that tho issue Of q united or de
yided country. with all the blessings OF tho
one and all the horrors OF the other, arc IN.
volyed. believe that the election OF Mr..
Lincoln will secure the former, and that tho
election of George B. Mcclellan will result
In the latter; Union, Freedom. Liberty and
National glory on the one hand Disunion,
continued war. Slavery and Indebtedness,
mako the dreadful abyss on the other. roo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
New REBEL BATTLE CRY.-rhc Nashville
Of tho Chicago Tribune says:

IA fact in connection with the late assault
ON Resaca is worthy Of mora than u passing
notice. The demand was mado for the sur
render Of the place, but It was refused. when
line Of rebel skirmishers were ordered upon
the works. but instead Of the usual yell, their
raIlying cry was 'Hurnh for Mcclellan !! |
have this from an intimate friend and an of
ticer OF q Kentucky regiment, who, before
that was a supporter Of the Chicago ticket.
an the platform OF the letter Of acceptance,
hut need scarcely say that from that hour he
rcnudiatcd tho concern and Is now for Lin
coEn and johnson. The skirmishers were
nearly all captured and hayeconvened with
sou.e Of them who have reached this place
and thew all ny that their only hope i in
The sncc,c Of the Chicaso ticket ''i' y
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Sr Iot,ts Oct. Q

Official dispatches from Gen. Pleasanton
give the following Information regarding his
operations against Price. He marched "
miles in two days, and fought the last 32
miles. His force was less than 5000, while
Prices was fully up to $4,000. Price has
but one gun left and no ammunition, he
having blown up his train. Ho also burned
400 wagons to save them from capture. We
have two thousand prisoners and several
thousand stand Of arms. Gen. Pagan is re-
ported killed. Pricc's army Is completely
disorgsnized and flying In all directions.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Rebel Ram Albemarls Blown Up.
losa WASHINGTON, Nov. l..

ia.sf WASHINGTON, Nov. J..
The Navy Department has received the
following dispatch: b.
FoRraKss MoSRoE, Nov. l.
To Hon. Gideon Weiles. Seerdtdry OF the
Napv:-l sent Lieut.. W. b. Gushing on
the 18th October with picked Launch No. ]
to blow up the ram Albcmarlo. Hsrcturned
to-day, and reports to me that he blew up
the Albemarle on the morning OF the 18th,
Her destruction was complete. The Launch
WIS destroyed by the encmy's shot and sunk.
Ono man escaped with Lieut.. Cushing. the
ros, were captured. Commandrr Macombrr
writes that from circumstances which have
since occurred. I am able to inform you that
tho ram IL sunk. .lgS oio-al ~ -
(Signed) 2 81 'ia D Ponrrs, - a'
.-R Rear Admiral
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Freedom in Maryland-Ce Celebration at Bal
timoro.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 81.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
The new free State Constitution goes into
effect to morrow. The slaves of Mnrylandnre
emancipated, and slavery forever abolished,
The City Council have taken measures for
the proper celebration Of the event, and In
pursuant to resolution adopted this after.
noon, the Mayor has issued a proclamation
directing q salute Of five hundred guns to DO
fred Tomorrow atsunrise, noon andsundown,
the bells to be rung, and tho citizens are re-
quested to display their flags.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
National War Democratic Convention.

NEW YORK. Nov. /.
The War Democratic Convention was or
ganized by choosing Jas. Worrall, OF Penn +,
President, and Vice President from each
State. A series of resolutions were adopted
f,yoring the suppression of the rebellion. A
National Committee was appointed. of which
f G Bailey, of Mass, is Chairman. No
werc made and the Convention
adjourned.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Election In West Virginia.

wnEr<rSo, Va, Oct %.
The election throughout the State yesterday
passed off quietly. m I the entire Union ticket
Is believed 10 have been elected. CIV. Al:
Borcman had no opposition. and Is re elected
By n heavy vote Returns from SIX counties
give Hubbard, Union. for Congress, over 1900
majority The Legislature and local officers
are lnrnelY Union.
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= Wan DEPARTMENT. !
Washington. Oct. 2S-9 PM {

n, ~; C.a M, from
a.. c m - u.n a.. mn -, ;msorm ,be
NON. ura', ,tss'.e" e.sI,'S I'm, Gov ths
pePar''hen' 'Na' an advance III 'oS. W ".,o,.
IorP.se WI o. recohnoisil,ce was p'au0 ~ "so.
gay cy warren ano hancock. =" ',;.",on..
ming tno enemy ATTACKED .ihhcock s'by 49,.
~, ous ,, W.T. f.Pu''.u. luz Po s;,hdrawn
qrow ths Advanced ,"s , no.ip;on. to which they
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04

Tho time 10 too short Cor Thoroughly organ
ised campaign. and Il u doubtful whether. dill
time permit, NO should profit 20 much b. that
as by quietcr and moro convincing methods.
We need 10 address Tie undsrstaadiag rather
than the prejudice or passions. Tho former q
peculiarly our method = Bslfaa Josrns1'
There Il more Ice In the above. than. - Mrs.
Psrtineton would NY. there u ans necessary
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
p When the rsbsls invaded Pennsylvania

- When the rsbsls invaded Pennsylvania q
year ago last summer. Gen. Mcclellan private.
Is expressed the opinion that our army would
be defeated. and that he woull be summoned
To the field to nave the national capital. But no
proved as bad a prophet rs no was n bal gen.
erai. The victory of Gettysburg vas won. Leo
was sent bowling and limpinE back to Virgins,
and the hero ct the ChickAhominy swamps was
LEFT uudisturbed Ia the i''inglorious ease" "a
which q righteous popular verdict had consigned
him --.fibany Ereaing Journal. m.I9'y'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04

An ADMISSION -Gov. Seymour, In speech
at Penn Yam, n. Y, said:
81 understand the Government has just ar
charge Of Illegally altering tbs soldiers votes.
Il m becomes G,vernment which has sent sol.
disrs by entire regiments to vote In Indiana,
and which has controlled the ballot box In
Maryland By the bsyonet, To inquire very close
ly concerning q few fraudulent votes" o..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
BALLOTS

In answer to numerous inquiries in regard to
ballots We would say that we have sent to the
muper authorities OF each town in the county
the usual number required.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
From Gen. shsridsn's Army.
NV Yong Nov. l,

sa1 .. E'ai ~ Nxw YoRK. Nov. 1.
Tho Hcralds dispatch says the attention
Of Gen. Sheridan Is particularly directed 70
the apparent designs Of the enemy 10 West
Gro Virginia. sf y isseqi fsal ~ soi
Breckinridge Is reported 10 he rcorgan.
ising bic Iorces Ia distrsct the ATTENTION OF
Gen Sheridan from Early. who. iiisno~r'id.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Still Better from Missouri.

Uner Defeat of Priee-Oniy Oae Gun len
hin, and no .ammunitson-Hs Wagon
Train Burnei-Tro thousand Of his men
Coptured-- Gen Pagan reported Killed
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
A Mem STATE Adm iiiei into the Union.

..... WASHINGTON, OCT. 30.
Tho President has issued his proclamation,
admitting the State of Nevada into the Union
on an equal footing with the original States.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Doubtful vot,rs reported - r,lLIo ~ =

The Copperheads IN Durham are yrireIing
s.a,6s,,v 10 M. sweat was "a speak to them
one nisht last week Fever :wesis are osc
sIrus. J A eentlsmsn frcm Durham inorm n,s ~
that tbs oid coppsshesds are dying on np'Giy
noT nv % more CIVILIZED eondliiou. Death and
up .nw hsIo Durhsm--all other regeneration
III. ai,s ~ Xond worthless. A correspondent says
~. NJ ~ 80 Of the most prominent Copperheed
49,, sn.s Il Durham vas caught ths other night
ssssIinx apples from tree gc'sing ,ns Fnse-
49, ,rSIs 3 tbs ooppsrhssd imitation Of ~
isn;s opsrsiioas IN che Garden Of Edsas-Lss 4
i,fon Jsnrnai.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
CAMP. lsr Mx. C.y.Lnb /,

Mn. Enron AS the coppcrhead press per-
sist In asserting that the soldiers are 90 ardent
~ attached to the "gunboat" General as to give
him their votes in mass, would submit to their
consideration, the result Of IN Informal ballot
taken In Co. OF our regiment II was taken
without any previous notice, at roll call, no
canvassing, no wire pulling;
Lincoln ~.
Mcclellan rfl ..
Soon after, Ave Others who happened to be
on duty ut the time, and did not v0ie, claimed
to have their votes recorded for Lincoln. lfany
one doubts this statement, they will have their
doubts removed, think. when those whose
term Of service has expired, reach home. .N"
Yours for the Union, 8. &. SMITH.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
From Missouri.

1900 Killed and Wounded leit on a late Bat.
lie Feldby Priee-ARof his Artillery Lost
and thc Country Full Of his &rdgyiers-
Regulation in Northern Missouri.
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Official Dispatches.
Important From Grants Army.

Reconnaissance in Force on Both Sides the
James Rirer-Capture Of. 9l0 Men. Teams
and Cattle from the Enemy-The Affairs
on the South Side a Complete Success,
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Gen. Dix has issued an order stating that sat-
isfactory information has reached him that reb-
81 agents In Canada design 10 send Into tho
United States large numbers OF refugees. desert.
arr and enemies OF the Government TO v0ie 81
the presidential election, and u IL not unlikely
that they win subsequently, DC orSsn, ,,h, 70
shoot respectable oi'isens and plume, tIo,'c
ppunishm.ut. and no effort will Be spared 70 ar-
rest them. 20. 49,. 900,
Has any ono doubt how shos' "rsiusees,
de.er.em and enemies Of tho Government"
will vote when they make their raid - ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04

A CANVAS or NEw HAxrsHiRE.-Ths Re-
publican State Central Committee OF New
EIsmpshire announce the following hgurrs ~
the rrsult OF their recent canvass In that Stats,
which does not include the soldisrs' vote: y
Lincoln 3o.M
a McCielMn Rl1 ngp 32,UI wv
,,,.,,ll,. .,..,..f. NJ 3,32B ~
= n.....s a., ~...-. ~.ccvt.S 502 ffio
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u. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.

OITf EOlNTs WV ~o'
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton Tho attack on
Gen. Hancock. now that a report is received:
proves 10 be decided success. He repulsed
the enemy and remained in his position, hold
ing possession Of the fell until midnight,
when he commenced withdrawing. Orders
had been given for the withdrawal OF the "a
corps before the attack wis made. We lost
no prisoners except the usual stragslers. who
are always picked up. Our captures OF the
day on the south side foot up 9lO. The reb-
el Gen. Bearing is reported killed.
Gen. Meade. in his report, says: -"l am
induced to believe the success of the opera.
ton, which was not decided, was mainly due
to the personal exertions of Major Gen. Han
cock and Brig. Gen. Eagar.
[Sisnedl U. s. GRANT,
Reports from Gen. Shcrman's Department
up to 6 o'clock this evening, indicate that
the rebel army is again threatening demon.
STATIONS agalns. Tennessee. hut there IL no
reason to doubt that Sherman and rhom"s
will be found prepared for whatever move
ment may take place.
The reports from Missouri and Arkansas
concur in stating the defeat of Price with
heavy loss.
[Sisncdl EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
The Election Frauds.

Efforts of Coz. Seymour's Commissioners to
saue his men from Punishment-Donohue
and Ferry Sentenced TO Imprisonment for
, 1864-05-27

the United states, stole himself away; and
tits eaid when he died he came very near
stealing away his owr body and the pale
horse on which Death came to arrest him.
And now, forsooth, following In the steps
OF bis Infamous predecessor, the rebel Secre-
tary OF the Baltimore Conference has stolen
and carried off the sacred journal Of the Bal
timore Conference, which Ia even more than
ste11ing; It is tacrilege, ss these journals are
EGc1ed to the character md reputation OF the
Baltimore Conference, and the most precious
property Of the Church. The fact Is, sir,
The spirit Of secession ID evil, only evil, and
that continually, r and when It enters into a
man in church or State, everything good or
honorable is driven ont, and the apossate is
abaudon.dto thelowest depths Of moral tur-
pitude, aud, as In this case, desceuds to the
meannees Of stealing sscreligiously, the Jour
nal Of the Annual Conference of Ministers Of
the Gospel I hope, sir, we shall adopt the
report Of the Conference to the Committee
on 1tinerapcy, and now reported by that
Committee to this General Conf renee bv the
Secretary of the Committee Tn ItInesancy,
that dfs1oyd member OF the Baltimore Con.
ference has stolen their Journals, and there
fore they are not before this General Confer
ence for review. Such an act of infsmy
should be built into the authentic history Of
the times In which We live, to show to pos
terity the length to which rebels In Church
and Slate went in their efforts to overthrow
the governme MT Of their fathers, and estab.
ush the o1igRrchy of slaycrY
, 1864-05-27
From the South.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoTpAAr, !

sA23 %as 41oAs
The Richmond WAiq, Of the Goth, says: :
The losses in Wickham's brigade are-0fa-
GERS killed, 8; wounded, p; nissing,2 2 Non.
commissioned officers and priyates killed,
3l3 wounded, IS missing. In Loma1's bri-
gade-oficers killed, 8; wounded, IT; miss.
Ing, IL. Men-killed, Is; wounded, 1S9;
missing, 122. Total loss in the division, $50.
Brigadier General Gordon, of North Caro-
lima, commanding In the cavalry, died On
Thursday from. wounds received WAile fight
Ing Sheridan's cavalry near Richmond.
MOBILE, May 1R.-Authentic news from
Brook Haven say 5 that Banks escaped to New
ORLEANS with {, 200 men, and Alexandria Was
surrendered to Taylor with 5000 prisoners
aud 20 gus, ], 200 mules, 50 boats {26 in good
order, the rest dAmaeed}. Baton Rouge has
been eracrated py the enemy, and is now in
tile possession Of the Confederates. Natchez
is burning. Tro squares arc gone, and the
fire is still raging.
CLINTON, L May 17.-News from Ajax
andria up to day before yesterday states that
Banks had been fourteen days cut Oft from all
communication, but It Is supposed that ha
will attempt to cut his way through By way
of Marksyi1le.
4 LARGE totiIlA Of gunboats went up the
Red River Yesterday, End heavy firing was
beard In the direction Of our batteries Ut Fort
DeRussy. The result Is not known.
, 1864-05-27

Correspondence Of the Chlcago Tribune

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribnue.1
K1EosroS, May 81, 1864
In the engagements at or near Rcsaca
the goth {uookcr's) Corps lost In killed,
wounded and missing about 1,700, 1906 Of
which were from the Sd Division. Among
our prisoners was regiment Of Rebel caval-
~. General Williams took Kingston lust
night or early this morning, (the soth). The
day after we took Rcsaca, the frame work of
railroad bridge, all ready to place on the
piers, arrived on the cars from Chattanooga
Trains are expected to run to Cassvil1e and
Kingston to, day. Rome, which the rebels
still hold, is at the junction of the Oostenau-
Ia and EteWah rivers, which form the Coosa
Kingston and Cassvi1Ie are three or four
miles north Of the EtoWah and ten or twelve
miles Gust Of Rome. It Is not yet known
whether the rebels have abandoned their line
of defense on these rivers, though 1t IL prob
ab1s that they will do so. Aprisoner brought
in last night attributed bis capture to nu uu-
derstanding On bis part that q a!s'permanent
stand" as he expressed 1t, was to be made
there. Great numbers Of deserters aud pris-
oners come in every day. They report that
General 9ood always stay 8 behind and covers
their retreat with one corps. They also state
that Johnston has divided his army.
The weather is quite warm. We arc now
on q more open and cultivated country
, 1864-05-27
p OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
1N LANDS
FOE SALE by ATETAOY.

THURSDAY, TEE I'D OF JuRE NE17,
T. tns GS;y ot aaes,is I:ocs County. wssmsta
agricultural lsnds In the stase. rhe3 are situated
sfs :, IA Il n:5 IL ssa asssG5 81 s
Fosd runEne th1oukh Chem, and he kilsaukee and
ses q e
81 ! tss
Vii b I'D d ID he
mnEey ltss t~sat7 q tEsntY dve PEI cent. wnIck
1sish vi s is.so ss essa
= ss
@ 1ats ssS'
%s ssss sso e s,5 t.
could rot be offered.
'Rgy Gs yssss p
Iolk. who viii bs'n Js1ssy,1ie Tn da7s betore tae
MORTGAGE SALE.--Defanlt
p, s< he t. # t ,q
ss, d. q ss1 ef heen nsn handfed I'd
I'D e
1sts l Goeat2 and esass q as!s aaa rsesEsd
ess M:2 2 es;sss .@.a'ssona "
ss1 ssss
y1det, the p'enEe ed described in sud c-nveyed py
SD 1T.nt Died to VT: Lat twentys5x go ln the
sonto iEo turd.ed tet ann the st lsss oi
tets fihe IllLois and Mlchigan Canal Ut the xeat
half Of section twsat. one tal and 20 maGn o. the
8 .uth Brxnck u the Ghlca<o RIFfr, IN To xnship
thi'ty nine ts9 NORTH I:snfe Fast the Sd
1eet rded in the RI careers oflcs Cook s:onnty
sfnresaId In hook +s 81 Maps, page s. viii be *d at
In this City Ct Chicago N the Counts Of CO X,
third Cay Of jane 4. D. 1fa.. st r n'clork NJ:
JARED HASSETT. Trustee.
Chtcsgo, MsT q, 1861. DT7tKta9 l0t
4 SSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
II TER,5 OFFICE,
CHICAGO, Hay 18th. 1851.
Caya,ry Horses viii be purchased In OPEN MAE
, 1864-05-27
OFFICE OF PURCHASING
" COW sUBsIerFNCE:

NJ suE11Ls. Tenn, Msy 1s. 1854.
eeaIed rroposss In duplicate arr invited unit, II II.
hest Of Beet Cattle on 1he hcof.
vllle. Indans: md to commence IN ntten days from
'bessa1d tleo PEI wtsk uni ths contract ne
The calls to be Weighed N the scales, and one III
ofthc gross vetght 20 determined r. constitute tbs
1s %cS aes saa ne hs g
ssmal Hs be zsse7ea xsIshins :sss thaa ene iaoa.
Il ID .ntpeeten will be n.de at each delivery by
such rersoEb ~ the Government may direct, Bulls,
staSs. GGw1 m snd Hs!isss Eill pos 10 19s eiysa
Fl. be directed undersigned
Lsch pesse1 ana / IT, caae Of crn ssssy n. ner 2.
r ri aTd srso psnT Il By - %s1e Of y.
md securiy for he a,hfn1 performance Il
Each bid 10 secure consideration. mpst aso b &C.
COMMANDED by Written guarantee ol two responsible
I'VE We.@ .u1fGss tse county o.. State Q. -. do
ecn1act IL accosdance Win lhe 81 his er
&
trsct lii acco dance therowith. aud wa prepared
t. isn! 6 !95 ,Rs v good and
By tbe ose1s es.ssca'e & se Eiss1 q ths nsaGs.t
tt Sc sa s.
Eade IN Certificates OF Indebtedness
1oEx OF BID.
thereby p opose to furnish the Subsistence Depart
he hoo, IN Strict viii he conditions or
tbn enclosed advertisement, to be delivered At Evans
vte, indians, for the sum Of per : hqnd5sd poanda
mye5-e7s2;t Capt, c, s., U.ssa
, 1864-05-27

$50 .R EW In . .

sfolen on the night Of the 18Th OF Febsuary. 1sf at
5ne Sntncs Of tho Board Of Trade BeidaR, ,cornes ot
EosA MafeI and Wc1s streets, Chicago o, oae Gilt
fm1kms, m By = inches. coutanng eotelurn Of stcn-
g! cuttlns steociled On paper In coor3. The above
ss6len With the exception cf ttze.
ptlnK = we'll kloSn fact that tbs Subscriber has
~ nnmber Of }eass hsd the rcpltstloa 10 C11en-
nat1; y. e.: Le9s. Gheako and the West q
81 lnk .rd Patent Stencil Brushes, in the baissd
ssnasti5,-a1so That The osEd now stolen being bur
Individual to take It. ard by cutting tho
nans tu iHseTt his own, aad palm II OF On tho pnbc
- ~ as E6fk. tor the purpose Of picking up tsade
thTonEhout the Wshtern county,
Inc pc'eon rho 6nppostd to have taken this spec
lsIs Pe1k Poct Tobacco Manufacturers and Man
9iacff51srs Es:erally 5hr.ngn iho coanTy. and L
thls Eoce cut .na preserve It, for the purpose OF DE-
ancc.
The ahose reward will be PR mptIy pald for the de-
ton OF tia th.f OF to LEY oue who viii give ma H.
ffnAton tEat xiu lesd :, bis detection anil cotyio
ton. V,R, ALLEf. r. q. Boz e3a5
m IJrHr
, 1864-05-27

Detroit has gone crazy overa discovery Of
geld in that city, which was made 1h the fol-
lowing manner:
n. D. Gladwitz, the well known
sexton Of ElmWood cemetery, was digging =
trench Oh bis grounds, opposite the cemetery,
when he threw up coarse gravel and sand
In which he perceived substance which
glittered in the sun like fakes Of gold. He
gathered quantity Of these flakes, many Of.
which were as large as pins head, and had.
them thoroughly tested BY jewellers, men COM
Ietent to judge Of their IMPOSITION, who In
variably pronounced them genuine gold.
These minute fakes seemed to be scatter
ed through vein OF sand which runs across
the lot, upon which our readers will re
member house was burned few years ago
the ruins Of which are still standing, Mr..
Glad#itz discovered similar flakes Of gold
abont five years ago while digging in the
sans locality. They wer e1nmined AZ the time
and pronounced genuine gold, but nothing
more wa thought about It and the matter
had dropped from memory until the same
substance was turned up yesterday.
From the Investigations already made It
eeems certain this Is q vein Of pure gold,
but in what quantities it exists 1t Il impos.
eible to say at present.
, 1864-05-27
4 Mormon settlement In Western
Virginia.
Thin rrhaa1;,or fVo ! Tnfe|ineurer sayBs

We learn that there is In the town G. South
Wheeling society Of Mormons who prac-
tlce all the doctrines Of that sect except that
Of poligamy- We have bad conversation
cietY, and Who firmly believes ID all the Pc
cnlIar notions Of the Latter Day Saints. He
says he was converted to tie faith since
his arrival In this country. In bis opinion
all the churches to which Gentlles usually
attach themselves are wonderfully corrupt.
He has not Lad a physician In his n! . for
five or six years. Cases Of sickness arr cured
By arointing and by laying u Of bands, &C.
coriipg to the cuatoms Of tue New Testa-
meut.. T..
, 1864-05-27

" G a RS! GIG a r
, 1864-05-27
CAuTIC H.,

In ortcr to guard against dangerous imposhon5.
putc are requested to take especial note Of the bea
tuIy engraved prcprieory stamp, through which ths
Government Of the United States officially anthent%
Gates eEc1y bottle Of Ho5TETTERs B1TrERs. This
slid thrown by tho Government over the propzetorE
and the public for their Joint protection Ii pacea COL
spicucusly hcro tho cork and over tho neck or each
hottle and cannot fA to strike tho sys Of the mos
casual ctscrycr. Nothing that pulpofts to he HOS
TETTERS BITTERs can be genhiae. unless ths
It's sso proper to state that the BrTTERs ara sold
erclusiyc1y IN glsss, ard nerer under any cl7cuH.
stances BY the gallon OF tho hasEt 1n'postoss snd
mitato1s arc abroad AID the only safeguard tne pun
tnv hare the engraved label and note Of hand d
st.sra Heat.tter and Smith, and the stamp aboTe
mentioned.
Prepared and sold By.
j.. .HcSTETTEK & SMITH,
- PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Srn -
, 1864-05-27

CAIRO, May 26-NeW Orleans dates to the
18th are received,
There ia no news Of importance.
The demand for cotton Is spirited, utthere
is only 3 limited amount Offering. Sales COO
ba1es ut 71a77c for ordinary to good S0a82c
for low midd}1Dg; 84aS5c for midd1ing. There
is some inquiry for sugar and molasses; sales
leo hbds. sugar, !. ftEior, at 15c; fully fair,
f. .s0c; 4e0 bbls nolasses at 6oaSoc for inferior
tity Of 81 ar on sale, and but little. molasses:
, 1864-05-27

land V5 claim A. an espectst
EueF1t. tAat II sttck1 Patches ind
tliptu.s to Boots and 6hOes BrfN-
lCicpt.y strong without stitching.