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Il, Dsyy. Esq; Jacob Meter. Esq.; o. Knhn.
Meter Co: O Roelfson. ksq. College hlll; a.
Niosalcr. Mount Auburn; 7. p. Saunders a. Co,
Burnet House; Aessrs. Shuts A Bro, A. Ely
Bro, Liberty Bsymiiler; John Bast architect,
Clark "a; John kothsn. Bkrr street; August Frank
northwest corner sixth aud Race streets, Both
of Fourth and Race; wm. Glenn, s5s Wesf Fourth
street; Abner l. Frazer. <o1 West Eighth street,
Board OF Education. Columbus, Oki0; Dennlson
Hoase: James Calhoun, Dayton street. Jacob Elsss.
$50 SIKH street: Dsrcsn. rurry a Co., Denufson
House. and many others.
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The FiFs, Presbyterian Church have two Ia uss }.
hsvs one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces
II gives entire satisfaction.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
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CtEcnNkTI. April. 16e&.
regard The Warn AR Fdrnaco Invented aud
nsnufactured oy Peter Martin, Fsq., n this city,
a. far saDe Tor 20 any other house warming appar-
atuP With which an acquainted ID VII produce
= gresser qusntiiy cf heat from given amount ~
nel, Than any other In use. bucket half full oi
coal with tor1o ashes from tie cooking range vii
keep The houso warm whole day.
ABNFR l.. FRAZER.
Nc. <e7 West Eighth Street
have used for two winters NJ Peter Martins
Hoi Afr Furnace IN my dwelling, and an well satis-
fad with its operation
GRIFFIN TAYLOR
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The Warm AIR Furnace mAsufactured and put a
81 Anthoay's Church. on Budd st., near Cshn, by
Peter hartin, hsQ., does all We expected Il would
Il Affords fuil supply Of warm ala. does no
thnoS cut any dust, Eas, On suokes besides, tn
cost foH fusi q veHy smsll.
JOHN kOTHAE.
JOHN ANTON IAEGE.
Trustees of ST. 1rfhony Church.
PAN particulars regarding price &C Z. can be ob-
tained Of
J. l. FRAbKKx 4 90.
Opposite odd Fellows Hall. Iniisnapolis, fnd.
esp2sda.
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Sign Of the Broad Axe

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MIR. OTTO WITTENBERG
lvk 80 long kno~nis this trade uith Captain =.
n. pstter. win nc~ hefound with NJ. t.yrus. snf
aoiiclts call from all hts old friends an eustcn-
ere O. whsm he wiu Ger hls usual goaf bergkins
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No. s. Liberty street, New York.
q. q. COOK, cHoAso, No. 2s Market Street,
General gent for the States of Illinois, Iowa Wis
ccnsin, Michigan and Indiana, ~ho will supply
Druggists AZ our regular card prices.
sold a. retail By THoS. n. BARE, BBERL {
RlN ~. + aad ALLkN PRINCE. Terre Haute
"a. xKrrER 4 RUSH .Ipe!snapoIis.
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crcIUATI. April -. 1894
Having use1, daring The past winter. the noi
Air gurnsce rnpufactured and PIT up by M. Pc
ter Martin. willingly testify 20 tie vsry general
sstisfaotion u has given me.
J G. CuLRERTsON,
$50 West sixth st.
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q draw upou. whilogtill another army

to drawupOu, while still another STmy
formidable 10 numbsrs is fighting for
the possession Of the rebel capital.-
Such 10 The situation 10 Virginia, sccor,-
ding to adyiceS now before US; and 10
say the least it is very decidedly hope
iul-sO hopeful indeed, thatWo 1cGn6ot
regard d fnal and complete victory as
far distant. lsJ saa 81 asa loBeH s,
From General Sherman therois az Of
6tiai confirmation ofthe evacuation of
Dalton by'the'rebeI General Johnston;
and additional 10 9hiSWs have orepoft
that the railroad south Of Dalton was
by General Mcpherson 1t
will be rscOllectod that the latter mo-
we'd from HUNTSVILLE 10 Ressca and took
position near that place at Snake Greek
Gap. General schofeld and Howard
moved Of tie same time from Cleveland.
Thus Johnston was donked on the right
and left. AS the enemy retreats these
armies are operating on his tanks, with
considerable success. The retreat OF
Johnston was preceded by considerable
fighting in front Of Dalton, but Of this
we have no particulars. OH. td.0 Z
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Tho chrlstlan commision.

.
PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-The United
States Christian Commission wishes the
friends Of our brave soldiers to know
that 10 anticipation Of the great strug.
gle in Vitgiaia, they had a large nun
Der Of delegates and wagons on the bat.
tle.feld, and stores on the ground, GO
ing with the army on the march, to be
present during oil the battles. There
are now 2O4 delegates al work on the
field. most Of them clergymen. Sur.
geons Of eminent character are giving
their services gratuitously. 81 boxes Of
choice hospital stores we're shipped to-
day. More stores and men viii DO sent
forward daily. Our government is do.
ing everything in their power to relieve
the wounded, and with an entire appro
citation Of our work gives every possible
facility. oil .,-+..t,
Intelligence from the General Field
Agent states that on tho road TO Fred.
ericksburg, and wherever there we're
wounded and dying, were found dele.
gates Of the Commission. They were
binding wounds and doing oil in their
power to relieve the wounded. Hun.
dredS have already been saved through
their ins!umentality. When the pres.
emit campaign began the Commission
found itself with on empty treasury, but
relying on the Government and gone
rous American people. they resolved to
do their whole duty to the noble men
who have sacrificed all for their country.
The emergency is great, and victory to
our arms should stimulate the people TO
meet il. 1g'-I Gro II. SruLRr.
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TO see you" looking at the matter philO-
sophieally; assured GS that We would
have a hard time ofityst, although he
admitted that We had dealt them hea-
w blow. His dress il the laded. d.
lspidated suit that rebel generals wearr
his sIouch hat was much the worse for
wear, and in no part Of his dress was
there anything like style He put on
no airs whatever, unlike the cocknsy
Stuart, who, when General Hancock, his
gallant captor, offered his hand; refused
saying his teelingswOuld not allow him
10 shake banda ta.aofI ier
u BY eight o'clock,a terrible, rain and
hail storm began 10 mingle with the
crash, and the storm Of artillery and
huskelry Chat was sweeping over Spott.
the fighting ibsing now mostly
ID open ground which gaveths artillery
fair play. The heaviest firing WAS now
coming from WaEFen's corps, which held
our center. There was no advancing,
however, and seemingly little was gain
cd on either side. ! The rebel artillery
played furiously for while on Grants
and Meude's headquarters, After lis f.
ring had subsidized the desperate nature
of tho fgh! was the more apparent
Everywhere The wounded dead aud dy.
ing. The last four or Ave hours had
done fierce work, as SCARED trees and
many dead bodies Of men and horses
plainly told. The guns taken by Hem.
cock are all twelve pound ROdmas.
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az The Life, Speeches, Proclama,
tons, Acts and Services Of President
Lincoln, is the title of new aud popu-
lar work just issued by T. B. Peterson
4 Brothers. Philadelphia, 1t contains
full history ofh Life, his career as a
Lawyer and Politician. bis Services in
Congress, with his Speeches, Messages,
Proclamations, Acts and Services, as
President Of tho United States up to the
present tine, with his portrait. One
large volume, price fifty cents. Copies
will be sent post paid to aay address on
receipt of price Price to canva@ers,
$3.50 adozen, or S95 hundred, sent
on receipt Of money per FIRST express.
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PorSr pleasant, W. Wa,
May 10Th, 1864.

MEssRs. WIN. L, HISDNAN, H. NJ.
JAMEs, and others:- GnRemsn' Your
polite mole Of May 18th, is before me, in
which you kindly extend to me an invi-
tation TO become a candidate for the
high and honorable position of Repre-
sentative in our next Congress. This
invitation, emensting as it does, from
citlssns acGapyipg positions Of trust and
honorY aud, that too, 10 The largest cotn.
,y in the District, cannot fail to receive
the candid aud respectful consideration
of all concerned. Having been public
servant the most of my life, | cannot
now get the consent Of my mind to re-
fuse 10 serve the people in whatever po-
uition they may select for me. In thus
giving consent to the use Of my name
in connection with the position referred
TO- can not overlook for moment, the
high and weighty responsibilities await
iug The Representative in our next Con,
gress. Nor do | accept your invitation
as any other than an unconditional, an.
compromising Uaioa man, and as to my
"integrity and honor" in our common
cause I will let the District Judge from
my past history. Fit should be the
pleasure Of the unconditional Union men
Of this District to call Convention for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for Congress, expect my claims (6I
have any to be submitted to it, but do
not nop see the necessity for such Goa
vention, yet coming events may demand
one, l am gentlemen,
Very Respectfully,
Your 0bedient Servant,
JOHN NJ. PHELPS.
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From Rutler,s ErpedllIon.

HEApQUARrERs Army OF VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA, VIA Fort Mon
ROE, May l6.--At daylight Gen. Burn.
ham's,bTlEade uirHrged Epgn enon, pa
outer works at Proctors' Greek and car.
RED the interior line by line. At 10
o'clock The batteries opened on the enc.
my, who had fallen back TO line Of
heavy earlhworks near 10 Fort Daring.
The enemy replied briskly until two P.
NJ, when the batteries and sharpshoot.
ers silenced the enemy's guns. Our
batteries continued until shutdown. Our
loss was 1850. We captured few pris.
oners. AT four O'Clock in the afternoon
q she'll exploded the magazines of Fort
Darling. el
AT noon the enemy came out of their
Notifications and attacked Reckemen's
brigade.
The fight was altogether with them
and lasted until O'Clock. The enemy
we're driven back to their works. Sharp
shooting was continued along the lines
and the euemy's artillery kept reduced.
At nine o'clock last evening the enc.
my advanced upon our lines near the
Petersburg turnpike. A short and sharp
muSketry engagement ensued, which re.
suited in the enemy's being driven back
TO their breastworks. .'a1'
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THE ItTEST NEWS.
victory at Resaca.

WAsahlGTdN. May l6.-A dispatch
received BY Gen. Halleck from Gen.
Sherman, says he had fight yesterday
at Resace, in which we were successful,
No details given. t
Gen. Sherman says he has not had
time'to find out, but that as near as no
can Judge, our loss was about 5000
killed, wounded and missing. Every.
thing was. progressing layorably.
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WASHINGTON, May l6.

Major, General Dr.. .5.r
We have dispatches from Grant this
forenoon. He states that offensive OPP.
erations have been necessarily suspen .
ded until the roads become passabls; that
the army is in the best of spirits, and
feels the fullest confidence in success
The two armies are now concentrated
on the main road from Fredericksburg
to Richmond. The operations Of Gen.
Sherman, yesterday, after TWO days
hard fighting, forced Johnston TO evac.
uate Resdca at midnight, last night. -
Gen. She rman'S forces are in vigorous
pursuit. No dispatches have been re-.
coived from Butler to-day. AT latest
reports he was still operating against
Fort Darling. :
[Signedl E. NJ. STANTON
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New, AditIohs on ihe JYay.

Thofsigste spsquehanna, FIVE steam.
srs. and the double ends" also FIVE
more iron.clads, together with conveys,
and beside these large vessels; an entire
SOUS dron Of small steamers will leave
our navy yards soon, for different points
onlthe southern coast.
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Capture ofDnlton Confirmed.

WAsurSoroS, May 14.-Tho news
that General Thomas has taken Dalton
10 confirmed. We have captured about
5000 prisoners and ten or twelve pieces
Of artillery. The rebels retreatCd in
some disorder to Rosaca and Rome
Our troops are in hot pur'uit
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A CARD.

CHARLESTON W. w. May 2, 1864,
Nh. j. N. PaELgs-- Dear Sir: We
the Undersigned, citizens Of Kauawho
county, feeling deep interest in the
approaching Fall election, and desiring
person to represent rs in this (3d)
Congressional District, in whose integri.
ty and 7bonor as an unconditional Union
man We can safely confde; do hope that
you will consent to become q candidate
for that honOrablopOsilion
You will please answer through the
Mason and Kanayha press Immediately.
William L. iIindman, H. NJ, James,
Charles Terrell, O. Stratton,
JrsseG O. Riley, Alfred D. Tllloy,
John +, Williams, Washington Pauley,
Charles B. Curry, Elias Proctor, '
Henry Gay, Isaiah Curry. a..
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Rebel Report.

WlLxNcTos, N c., Nay o.-The
Yankee raiders have burned tho bridge
on New'rivOr, on tho Virginia and Ten
nessOo Railroad, and destroyed the Dub.
lin depot with all tho supplies, DC.
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NEW GooDs--Messrs, J, j. Frank lin
& Sons, have just received their new
Spring aud Summer Goods. Persons
desiring anything in their line Of bust.
ness. had better call soon, before their
stock 10 consumed, what's done must DO
done quickly, as their new stock is going
like ho..Cskes.
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NEws Our friends in the different
sections Of the country, will confer ia
yorOu US Il they will communicate to
this Office any local news, or incidents
that may occur in their neighborhood,
that will be of interest to our readers.
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General Butler Before Fort Darling.

General Butler Before Fort Darling.
WASHINGTON, May 4.--Major Gen
eral Dix: The following kilograms have
Just reached this Department from GEN
eral Butler. No further reports have
been received by dispatches this alter
noon.
fSigued] L. NJ. STASToS.
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"HALrwAy HOUSE, May IA
"HEADcUARrEEs HALFWAY HOUSE, |
May IA, 1864. I

May III I6B4,
az. NJ. Stanton:
"Gen. Smith carried the enemy's first
line on the right this morning at Q A.
NJ. Loss small. The enemy have re-
tired into three square redoubts, upon
which we are now bringing our artillery
to beer with effect.
["Signed] B. +. BUTLER"
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WAsmEGToN, May 10.

MAJ, GEN. DIX; The Acting Sur.
goOn General reports that of FIVE hun.
bred patients from the recent battlefield,
admitted in the hospital, NOT enc Of them
will require any surgical operations, and
that in his opinion, two thirds of tho
whole number wounded will be fit for
service in thirty days.
Requirements are going forward to
the Army ofthe Potomac.
[Signedl E. M. STANTON.
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Railroad Bulletin.

Pas>-nser trains on the rsilfaa}- cru-
'-ra u ,.. ~.t, -r~ nre -msi e.. .at-
'ow-
Laai-gtll- sua Ns-hvii--L-asr a 81
.n4 i:IsrM Arrive $50 r 49, and 8
An
Ns.hvillr ani Chsunn'~'sr-- i-''v'-- $50
e. 81. Arrlvrs 4.l5 s. ~
Nashville end Decatur and Decatur aud
s,evensan -i4-sv.-- $40 q. 49,. and arrives
~ s,sven-os 1850 r.. y. nes day-Leaves
st.venson ESQ r.. ~. aal arrives a. Mesh
vile nexs asy a. 5 =. N. The train les
over AZ uuasv.lle, Ala, aii ushi. both
WAYS.
Nashville and Northwestsrs-LsavssT.i
An. Arrives 3'ls P. ~.
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Hats, Caps and Military
HAT CORDS,

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tories, aud VIII sell as low ~ ANY Cincinnati house.
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