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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

S1- A squad of our men, ten or twelve in num-
Der, captured lot of Yankee clothing near Bean S
Station, and were in the act of draping themselves
in their captured property, when they were recap
tured by the Yankees, who finding them in Yam
kee clothing, contrary to their published orders,
led them out for the purpose of shooting them.
Just at this time the 4th and 7th Alabama Regi-
meuts of Cavalry arrived on the spot and charged
them, but not in time to save our men, who were
shot down in cold blood-the ruthless villains es
Gaping. A few days afterwards the regiments
above alluded to, caught fifteen or twenty Yankees
and shot them in retaliation
That's the right way to retaliate.> Let it always
be done promptly and speedily and not by the slow
process of correspondence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
DEPAR rs.
EXPRESS NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,

UFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, I
Charlotte, Sept. "a, 1863. I
In order to avoid misunderstanding and to Aake
our charges conform to the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from and after Octo-
Der ls 1868, shippers will be required to place their
valuation upon each package before it will be received
Such valuation will be inserted in the Company 3
receipt and establish the liability of the Company for
the amount. The act of God and the public enemy
only excepted. T. d. GILLESPIE,
Sept %, 1868 Agent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
N O II | G. E.

The Association for the Relief of the Working Men
of Charlotte having opened in the Store opposite the
Court House, formerly occupied by Loewensten, have
hand Bale Yarn, Salt, and Alamance Cloth,
which will be exchanged for Produce and Provisions
on liberal terms.
WANTED-CorR, Meal, Flour, Wheat, Moasses, But
ter, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Dried Fruit, &C.
A GRAHAM Commissary.
Nov II, 1863 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
RUNAWAY

From the plantation of Mrs. R. A. Hunter, in Sharon
neighbortood, a negro named WASH, about 35
years old, medium size, and copper color. 1t is sup
posed that he has been persuaded off by
white person. and may be trying to make his way
to the Yankees reward of $50 will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery to me- or his confinement in
any jail J. W. HUNTER.
Oct. 27, 1868. If faS.,,.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
Printing Materials for Sale.

desire to sell the Printing Materials connected with
the late "North Carolina Whg" newspaper published
in this town. The materials consist of Hand Press
with linking Apparatus, Long Primer and Brewer Type
together with fair assortment of Fancy and Job Type
Further information will be furnished by addressing
the Undersigned at Charlotte, N C.
Oct 27, SO RACHAEL r. HOLTON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
CARDS AND SHOES

Cotton Cards for sale, but early call will only
cure a pair as we only have ten pair.
We have hand and can make to order calf skin
Shoes and Caters of very fine English leather.
Lots ladies calf-skn Bootees.
Lot of thick Brogans, large sizes.
J. F. BUTT, Mint Street,
June %, 1868 tf Charlotte, N. G..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

Having taken out Letters of Administration on the
of Cyrus L. Black, deceased hereby notify all
persons indebted to said deceased to make immediate
payment and those having claims against him to pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by law or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
Dec 8, 1868 I'm JOHN MORRISON, Admr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
WANTED,

single white man, conscrpt age, to assist
Plantation and take charge of hands. Apply al
this Office.
December 8, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
:,
TAM cry.

We have Tannery in full operation about six miles
from Charlotte, the c. & S. c. Railroad line. 1t is
6rst-class Tannery and prepared to purchase,
at market prices, Hides of all descriptions, and supply
the trade at current prices.
A. I'll. GRIFFITH,
July l3, 1869 If c. E. BELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

p7g- 1t is stated that large number of negroes
have escaped from the yankees at Yorktown, and
returned to their owners in Gloucester and King
William counties, Va. The duped creatures find
yankee freedom not so good a thing as represented
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

GREAT YANKEE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
Miss Calista Mather, daughter Of prominent
Chicago merchant, has instituted suit to recover
from S. Aaron Pitpey, of the same city, the sum
of s25, 900, for an alleged breach of promise to
marry. The Doctor not only did not marry her,
but, adding insult to injury, actually perpetrated
matrimony with his housekeeper The plaintiff is
young and fair, and the defendant an old man.
Yankee girls must bs anxious to marry.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
Gbe Western gRmurrat.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

Our terms are ten dollars per year in advance.
Ea@ The Democrat aO1 be discontinuedto all subseri
6ers at the expiration Of the time for which it IS paid
Those Who acant to continue mast before aee1-
piration Of their time.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

TO ascertain the length of the day and night, at
any time of the year. double the t;pe Of the suns
rising which gives the length Of the night, and
double the time of its settiog, which gives the
length of the day. This 10 q simple method which,
we guess few people are aware of.
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF Messengers

OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPAN,
At Charlotte Office, Daily.
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IT H
WESERRM DRMDGRAT.
@Published every Tuesday,0 .
VIII LIAM J. YATES,
PROPRIETOR,
.OT[gRMg7 PER AB1E1y6NI
$40 IN ADVANCE.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

B9~ Transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
1sa5- Advertisements not marked the manuscript
specific time, will be inserted until forbid and
charged accordingly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT IN RELATION TO
THE MILITIA AND GUARD FOR HOME
DEFENCE.
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July l3, 1869
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
A Praalamatl0us


And came TO pass Ia the reign Of AorshaIn wuos
Lincoln IA the eighty and sixth year OF inc inne-
pendence Of the States Of America that mighty reoeos
In that land r..
And Abraham said Simon from the Ksystons State
BE thou my armor bearer"
And Simon did he commanded, and marshsled Inn
hosts OF young and valiant warriors om the East even
from the from the great river Mississippi
and from beyond the Rocky Mountainsfon every State
called he some. And being OF the kind whose harcnnsd
not little, they said:
Those who have risen against towards and when
they behold banners they viii surely Tun-bus theJ
Aud Il came 10 pass these mighty armies went forth 70
frht on the plains Of Manassas.
And Siuoas men, though valiant and brave were smcts
hip and thigh, much that they hurried primarily oaes
10 lean Abrahams bosom.
And many were slain, bot more were wounded .
Then there great comoon throughout the hna And
Abraham called aloud upon the wise men and men Of ss
the sick aud give strength unto the wonnoca
And io there la the North Drake cunning IN
medicine but Of exceeding modesiy
And when Abraham and the people behed the wondeiius
cures which were wrought by Drake, Abraham said hy
children not suffer; give thy drink 70 driDk ena
will give Il name" - -,
And so Abraham drank and said there nothing Ike
IT, not in Sangamon County; thst II was bitter 70 the
lips yet good for the omach and because these were oes
times fighting the masters Of the plsntstions SHAH for
be called Plantation ers" And so Il has been
Aud the wonderful work which has performed Witnessed
this day IN every town. parish ysge and hamlet wnef9
accidents, aud where climate posure destroys strength
and appetite.
And he said "e be proclaimed throughout the length
and breadth Of The land from the valleys and mountain
loss Of appetite, headache, and mental ces2ond
ency. will find relief through the Plantation Bers They
add 10 the stomach and bsncy TO the mind OF whoh
| /. o people, em living example"
And Drake did he commanded and got him place
In the great City of New-York. And n
unto hiu healed and went on their way rejoicing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

that the power and influence OF this oVershedoWing
monopoly has not been cXertcd on The side of those
rely upon vcllrecOgrScd statutes and laws ior the
prectjou Of their rights md property And ihere H.
too q strong and growing apprehension among ihr
people-those concerned for the iutare oil our nope
ety.bat the rights and interests OF the citizen whether
legal or otherwise and even those ~ the city itse are
rapidly being made secondary and suhseryient " we
selfish greed of these soulless monopohes' 10 sis
alarming end their great wealth and power Il seen ana
felt 10 greater or less extent through all the ranea
tons of our local City government reaching even "
the Bench itself -, 4,
DAYS gone BY as the great Sheetanohor the lsl Drs
hope of the Republic. Its holding ground lay aeel slu
firm In the confidence ~ the people Inc sBns oi wv
times admonish us that this sacred ground mas ocen
rudey shaken and betrays symptoms oil ~eahnes 10
Surrounded as we are to-day with rocks anu ,noaa ~
every si,N would IL not be well and wise TO heeu ine
warning lest BY unexpected surge or Oversize ,
wc find ourselves drifting among the breakers h1lp
less homeless wreck These things must not Oo
" Peter bows should weep than bearded men"
Nelo. York June 6. 1864 oNh VI Inn hOi LIZ
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NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE H. 1864

HUBSFLI-At Cold Harbor Va. on Friday June }. MAJOR
Wi.on Hnbbel, cd N y Vols 9Th Corp, wounded by a
she'll snd died the field % battle.
Funeral At Christ Church, Bridgeport Conn Wedne.day
th inst at O'Clock 2. lis friends those Of bis father
Cht y liub6e and his stherin law. Megs d. Benjamin,
are invited 10 attend Relatives requested 10 meet At
The house of deceaed- brother nrN l. H. Billings, Golden
lil street at q O'Clock. Car, re,uru from Bridgeport q,
$40 aud p. IN.
KRRswILL-Kined IN the battle Of Cold Harbor on Fddsy
juno , James n. Kerswl, Company g. l3gsh Regiment,
n. Y Vols sou Of Richard Kerswl Of Fla,bush, 4. l.
LEONARD-on Monday, June 49, VIM. b. Leonard in the
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend The
funeral ron h late residence, No az West Twentyhird
street "Wednesday morning at 81 o'clock The remain.
will be- taken Ma,teawan ~ Y Tor interrnent in the 10
O'Clock train.
LYONOn Sunday June at Beaufort s. c. Of wounds re.
eeived the battle Of Oasiee Fla seIg Lorenzo r.
Lyon Company y, i9h N. y ). v. aged % years and
months son Of William p Lyon, Of this city.
The body enbaed and will be brought home for inter
men, hereafter.
OATVATER--A, Syracuse on "wednesday, June g. Peter
Oatwater jr. aged % years.
PYE-At Alexandra, Va, Saturday June H. Col Edward
Pye Of the 9jh Regiment, n. Y s. w. in the 10th year
nj. from wounds received in TIA. battle of Cold HArbor,
on the ID inst
Funeral from the Central Presbyterian Church. Haversaw
". Y. on "Wednesday, June 49, at o'clock p m
sHEFFIELD--At Memphis on Sunday, June S. on her way
Vicksburg Ok ines. contracted during her sefacr
fcing abors Miss mary p. Sheffield ofNorwich Conn one
othe accomplished faithful and concentrations teacher.
OF tho National Freedmsns Relief Association BY her
death the Association hos ot Of its most efficient
workers. the poor and oppressed have lost devoted friend
sMITH-On Friday, May from wounds received in the
shoulder while in the discharge Of his dcy az the battle Of
the Wilderness Louis Smith OF Company l., Ith Regiment
y; I. :; Y, in the 18Th yer Of bis age ., =.
yegrs 10 months and 70 days.
TIE funeral will take pacs Tuesday the h At y O'Clock
The friends aud acquaintance OF he family respectful,
invited attend at hi. late residence No. 24 West Twenty
seventh street
Of the late Samuel b. Warner.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

CAPT s. w. TFRRY.-Among the heroes who
fell at that terrible battle Spotylyania .. H. on
May 70, was Capt. Terry Of the New York 10th Capt
T. had served his country nearly three years and by his
untlrng perseverance and stern devotion to duty had
risen from the ranks to captaincy. He was native
and resident Of Clymer, Chautauqus county. which ia
still the home Of his relatives His sterling patriotism
and true nobility Of soul had gained for him large cir
Gle Of warm friends and endeared him TO company Of
brave men. lie fell while ralying his men to repel a
cherge Of the enemy His body was pierced by count
less bullets Young talented and brave, like thousands
of others he has given his life TO the nobes cause foI
which man ever died. G.
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The berkshire Disasier-Ths Uerrick
Murder.
PoueHErrfsIe. Monday. Jnne

POUGHErEPsIR. Monday june 10. 1864.
Three more bodies were recovered at the
wreck Of the Berkshire to-day. One that Of Frsbc,
the head waiter
Another is but the trunk Of man. with both legs and
arms burned or and is supposed 10 be the body Of one
OF the deck hands named Coon a. It Was found neaf the
sleeping quarters Of The deck hands.
The third T. the body Of female whose name is un.
known One OF The bodies found Sunday is supposed
70 be that ~ Mrs. Niles.
The final investigation commenced Mt Ehinobeck 20.
day Up 10 this tine the number Of bodies found
amount 10 biieen. 81,
man named Wilson, said 20 belong % Pitsfold,
Pa was tonight lodged Ia jail charged with the mur-
der Of Heriok ~ the railroad bridge In Main street
in this city on the night II the nth inst.
Attic COrOners Inquest at Rtinobcck this afternoon
in relation 10 the Berkshire disaster the keeper OF the
lamp-room testified that he left that at 1880 p.u
and after that time there light In IT, and the door
was locked The testimony Of the cook and a fireman
who saved is yet TO be heard they both had keys
10 the lamproOm.
Capt Powers testified that when be first the fire
II confined to the lainproom and smoke and flames
issuing through the creyices Of the door and about
kulkhead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

BLAUvFrTon Saturday, June II, at TaPpan, n y aner
sshort ihcss sarah H. wife Of the Rev Geo NJ D. oiAu'
Welt and daughter OF q. Holmes esq, Of Brooklyn,
friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 ATTEND
the funeral Thurdsy 10th Inst ~ III O'Clock a. ~
rnges will I've la waiting at Tappan station OF the Netneiu
hsrosd Of NewJer.ey the arrival or the " itan hon
Jer,ey City Return train reaches jersey CiJ "a
BLEECkEit-On Monday morning, June H. Mary Loni.s
BeeekeT daughter Of the late James w bsecke aged %
Tie relatives and friends Of the family and Of OF herothers
in.law Samuel ID. Denison aud Robert G Rahoone, are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral nom trhy
Chapel onWednesdsy afternoon the 18th insI sioeA'
without further notice.
AssFORD-Suddeny, on Monday, June u, 1864 Aorsm
Bsssford .
Tie relatives and cnd Of the family, and OF BIS sonsin
law n. fvcron and NJ H. Chambers, arc respectfully ~,
vited l'tnd tho funeral from his late residence No 20
Jones street, Beecker Wednesday June d. 81
p. m.
MOREHOUsE-In Marble Dale, Conn, on Wcdpesdoy Juns
., Joel Mgteaouso, ssea VI IeaIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
Abide PInin Truth.

In letter of a Rebel Officer, and TO Gen.
Pagan. in Dick Tnylor's army. we find tho following
acknowledgment OF tho deliberate murder Of colored
troops and also the murder Of white troops while they
were raising the white flag. AL this by our beloved
Southern brethren"
Aner Steele reached Camden he sent ont large
forage traln guarded Ry heavy l0ree. We leA plOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
The Government Loan
S2OO.OOO,OOO


THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Ac. Of Congress q
March 9Th 1854 which provides for its REDEMPTION III
COIN any period not less than than forty yesss
from It's date at the pleasure Of the Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION I've per cent interest Ia to b
paid semi annually IN COIN.
National Banks in United States in such curenoy %
other funds as are taken by them deposit at par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL Taxa
TON add, from three per cent per annam to ts van
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan although but
hys per cent IN CON- Ia much greater in currency as the dr.
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE tine per specie securities Of all 'oirsoe
governments are always par above ard currency nov
funded in the National Loan will be worth ito face In soAs
beside paying regular and liberal per csu.ass to the h'dss
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan Ia TIVE
Hundred Million Dollars The amour. Of subscriptions ~
ported to tie Treasury at Washington, has been
S7O,Ooo,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the THsAs'
uRsR OF rHs UNITED STATES at Warrington, and tho ~
,sr,yr TnHAsuaxas At NswYork, Boston and Philadelphia
and BY the
rp,r MAMMAL BANK OF EEwYoHx No. 4Wdlst
SECOND NATIONAL BAsx OF Nav YORK. 2aist. Brdwsr
youRru NATIONAL BANK OF NrwYoEx, q and % Pnsse
Ftyru NATIONAL BAxE Of NEw.YoRz, No. 800 3d.sv.
sgzrH NATIONAL BANK OF NRwYoax, 6h-a' Brdwsys
TIsrH NATIONAL BANK OF NswYoRK No. a5s Broadway
TsSrH NATIONAL BANK OF NKw-YoRx No $40 Broadway
CENTRAL NArIoyAL BANK NEw YORK No I'll Duane-ss.
NATIONAL ExcHAsos BAss or Nsv-YoRK ls4 y" ioas~
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are deposi.ares OF pubic money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country ans agents Of the Nsiion 10
ooary Bsnk viii furnish farther information on sppuee'
ton, and
\ AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

this train. captured his ertllary all the wagons and
kied e last Eegro soldier with the train The Yankees
had full negro regiment and the Chocia' IodiGrs 'i
upon than and killed sroy ope After driving Steele into
Camden. Gen. Pagan started with $500 cavalry FOR LII
tie Rock. but fell In with the enemy VI Markss Min.
where We had terrible fight Our atns were fually
victorious. and succeeded in capturing about Loo
prisoners 30 wagons. and five pieces Of artillery. 10
was complete rout and though the enemy eHdc0rored
% raiss Mk nhitie fag. bl fro Of hers sscaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

Mrs. Sarah Simonds of Londonderry, n. H.,
has lost four Of her sons in little over year,
three Of them in the Clark, captain in the 18th
Massachusetts Regiment was killed at Antietami
Aaron, private in the 4th New Hampshire, died ut
Port Royal and Benjamin, a Lieutenant In the 10th
Massachusetts, was shot dead at the head Of his com
pany in one Of tie recent battles In the Wilderness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

ALBANY, Monday. June 10, 1864.
The rumors of'a canal break at Cohoes on
Saturday nigh: which would take ten days TO repair
are untrue. Ock.gate got out OF order but was re
paired within twelve hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
5petiai Notices.

Lincoln md Joi,uson.
RATIFICATIoH MEETING
CENTRAL UNION LfNCoLN CAMPAIGN CLUB
Vi the City Of NswYork,
COOPER INSTITUTE,
w WED SEay 4 5TyE ii,1 ,2 s,sER
win report i.om The
NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION
Addresses " N be- delivered By
THE HON. HORACE MAYNARD.
OF Teunesloe,
and Hon. 7, W. SUMNER, of Texas
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
la, written the President 0. the Club avorably reque.
made hin, 20 be present.
Oher names will be announced a. responses recsiyed
Many oths mos, distinguished orators Of the country have
CHARLES :. SPENCER. President.
JOHN NJ. COSTA, Chairman Of Executive Committee-
A H. g. c sSGTsh' Secretaries.
The Fourth Ward Union Association win holl
their Regular Meeting on TUESDAY EVENING, June a. Al
''' HENRY G. LEASH. Psesilen,.
S %s, r II s'coxy.p Secretaries.
American Institute Farmers Club.-The regus
weekly meeting Of the Gu viii be held TODAY (Iuesday)
June ia att. O'Clock p m e. Rooms Ia the Cooper unior
Building. An who ke interest In Agricultural Improve
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Horticultural Association Of the American In.
Tuesdsyl EyENlHG ian inst ct 8 clock the room
Of he Ina,e n the Cooper Union Building Mr Mead vi
conclude BIZ remarks on the culture Of sira" berries afe
which he Rev. Jane. Hog will read paper tie Princ
aud Floral Desisns.' The aaIe. are especially invited
JoHS w CHunERs, Secretary.
Ladies', Entcrtainincut--ln behalf Of White Refugees
CITY Assembly Rooin,l3fh, ltth. md 5sh inst. Tickets
s,caiug strawberries and IceCEeGu, soS. Music by bod
tSqrih' Bard
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-8,RO 81 1886


shall now proceed TO treat OF these several Terrific
fs separately in the order in which they are here
detailed but In their respective geographical position
on the map. And first Of Nebraska.
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The ssia Outward VcuuJ,

81. JOINS. n. r. Monday juno II, I86i.
The steamship Asia, from Boston via Halifax
FOR Liverpool passed Cape Race at II o'clock on Sunday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

NATIONAL UNION CoainrTEE.-A meeting OF the
National Union Executive Committee, consisting Of Messrs
RAYMOND Of NewYors speny OF Connecticut; Clahin OF
Massachusetts Clark OF New Iiampshirei Ward, Of New
Jersey Purviance Of Pensy sna and sener, Of Ohio will
be held at the House Tuesday June 81 at II o'clock
noon meeting 1.-THE Advisory Committee for the Western
States consisting Meas Lane, Of Kansas Boyd, Of Mis-
SCUM; Stubs Of Iowa; Cook Of Illinois and Simpson, OF
Mnueso.a will be held the Lnda House in 81, Louis, on
Friday July !, At 10 o'clock T. N.
HENRY J. RAYMOND,
Chairman oil tho Union Committee.
NJ. Yoff. Innr ID 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
Entertainnen,s This Day and Evening.

Entertainments This Day and Evening.
For location u neaet and fins II eo"Ienes', zee adff'
fsrrg~ufs IN otisr columns ~ L.is paIc.
kciprvr OF MUsC-,scrsd Concert.
WuIAcxa THuArgR-Love and Money.
WIyrgR GARpEs-Ihrice Msrned-fra DAvo!o.
stsl0s GARDgs-Ec Uemouio. -
OfYsplc THrarER-AlsdIn. or. The Wonderful Lamp.
Rnospvsr IuY.FRR--OuT American Cousin "a Home
BAnyrYs MUsErs-Nofah Cfeina-Boots at the swan-
Me. Major cu.hmrn
IryisG HALL aion's sf-reoptcon.
Z q EuoAp.sY-- flrierf U-inouisral Performances
IIoPg CrAprL-Ilo.man Tronpc-Bohemian oiri.
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Business Notifies.


For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma
Brone, and ether Pulmonsry Affection use Dr. JATSE'
ErPrcroR,sr For many year. this article ha' been as
.ardird sf-ely ani th''sand willingly testify to m 'r9e'
n, eject. ,fe immediate All redef certain. Al Of d. d.
IA.vu sos. snly Mciile' ar sold BY HAnnotp. kis
Isr TongElx. No III Clas,bsfIs, - No. had'oh'l
and ~ Dfus.i,'. generally.
The TnRoAr-tamiles wonld do well 10
i.ep Away, d. hone boz Of BEoESs BRoSoHAt rhocHs'
simple BOT aiosi oasy ec.'ous specific for s1ec
ton. Of the rosi Attending promp, relief i Of Coughs
Code BrouchiL troabos 40 Singers and public speaker
will lind hem s.o clear the voice and render
tieulailon woadsruiiy easy.-lMonihly Magazine
KSoxs.-We are told THAT straSs show
which way The wind boN and judging by the rn'h dana.
the past week. No q, Broadway, and tho demand
for h. STRAW nArs should ay that the popular wind
VS. blowing very strongly IN the deeon Of that i''oH''
e.sb.hnen KNoxs supply Of SUMNER fabrics Is oHgae'
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