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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-07-06
THE WAR NEWS.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

| WASHINGTON, June 2S-9. SO A. Mo
MAJOR General Dir-A dispatch from Gen.
Grant, dated yesterday, June 9th, at 8. so
P. NJ, at his headquarters, reports no oper-
alton In front, except from our own guns,
which fire into the bridge at Petersburg,
from distance of two thousand yards. The
dispatch gives the following intelligence
from the rebel papers The Petersburg
papers OF the 25th state that Hunter is
striking Tor jackson river depot about forty
miles north of Salem, and say that if he
reaches Covington, which they suppose he
will do with most of his forces, but with
loss OF material, he will be safe. The same
papers accuse Hunter of destroying great
amount OF private property and stealing a
large number Of wagons and horses and cat
tie. The same papers also state that Viii
son destroyed train of cars loaded with cot
ton and furniture, burned the depot bull
dings, &c, at Burkesville, and destroyed
some of the track and was still pushin
south. All the railroads leading into Rich
mond are now destroyed and some of them
badly. NoTE-Burkesvile is the junction
of the South Side and Danyille railroad
REPORTER.
A dispath from Gen. Sherman received
this morning, reports that yesterday, June
9th, an unsuccessful attack was make by
our forces on the enemy's positions, which
resulted IN loss to us OF between two and
three thousand. The following particulars
are given - Pursuant to my order of the
oath, diversion was made on each flank Of
he enemy, especially down the Sandtown
road. At s A. NJ. Mcpherson attacked at
the southwest end Of KeneSaw, and Thomas
at point about mile further south At
the same time the skirmishers and artillery
along the whole line kept up sharp fire,
Neither attack succeeded, though both
columns reached the enemy,s works, which
are very strong" Mcpherson reports his
loss about 500 and Thomas about 1000
The loss was particularly heavy in general
field officers Gen Harker is reported
mortally woundey also Colonel Dan. Nc
Cook, commanding brigade Col Rice,
seth Ohio, very seriously Col Brownhall
40th Illinois, and Col Augustine, 55th Ill
inois are killed Mcpherson took hun
dred prisoners, and Thomas about as many.
But do not suppose we inflicted heavy
loss on the enemy, as he kopt close behind
the parapets No other military intelligence
has been received by the department.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Sect. of War.
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OLEARFIELD, PA, JULY 8, 1854.
Special Election, August 3, 1864.

CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENTS
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MEDICAL.
or Eo1AI NoT5Ios

Dr.. N. vELLNrs Private Hospital, in ,hs Felt
sra Hook, Corner ofsevsn,h and FsHee,s, oppc.
site the rost snd Pstun, oficcs. Rooms "a and a.
up ,tsrr, washinstoa, D. C. .., A.,
All diseases Of . private nature treated 10 the
tssissIontlns mAnnar, and radical cures snes,ed
n All saasA SYFRILtTIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGI, FLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
wEAKEESS, or the result Of r0LUPTCoU2
DREAMS, or any weslues, OF the GEEERATtvr
ORGANS, from anycsuse Whatever, or how lot;
'tsnding, thoroughly and radically cured S!so
cOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and o.lhr
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, NrsctES,
BONES, and JOINTS ScROFCIA, BLCTCHEs
OF the FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the Limbs and body
md ali other ERuPTrvE pIsEAsEssud DISEASE
~ TEE BLOOD, from Whatever cause ,hoy ma,
asvo tyissn. . ........r . ..-. ra.. ....r
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No ms.ter what your disease, Let no fslso doll
sasoy prevent you from applying Immediately 70
Dr. vellny, who Ia .elrowleged TO be by far the
most sUcCEssFU VI PHYSICIAN in the treatment
of private diseases, Fear not to como and make
Known your misiortun0s, aHd he will speedily ssuf
i gu on your way rejoicing,
sELF-ABUSE.
That dreadful roourgc OF the young induised In
when alone, destroys the yeuorstivO organs, uDaIi
them for married life, producing weakness OF thu
hack and limbs, loss Of animation snd muscular
power, palpItation OF the heart nervous irritsbii
ly, loss OF memory, melancholy hAbits, fntsuIty
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN in view OF tho dresdiul conc
quenees OF delay, do not fail to make your cas-,
known Immediately to DR.. yeilny. Your secret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his mediGsl stil.
Thousands whose tysteMs were shattered an
who were on the brink OF the sravo, have beef
brought back 10 vigorous health hy his SEighi
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating nAtIl
mony, who suppset thomseiyos OIL Impoteney semi
sal weakness, or any dIsca1o srlsing from a 70
lased state of the genital organs, whether the -
suit OF disease, injury, youthful IndlsoEetionE,
indulgence ofthe paurions In ripper years, are cal
costly eutreated to place themselves under til
care OF Or. v. They may rely with ce,taInt
upoa speedy cure, and being TS.tofel 10 tG
health and vigor.
He treats with eutirs success all disease c
Females such 40 LEUCODRHEA or WHITE.
LArsUs UTERI, &c, ss., Aid ia every sssO qua
.ntees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COFIIuNICA
rIoNs strictly PRIVATE end CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling ace no ono but tho Do, ToR.
Those At a distance may he TREATED ny man
by sending statement Of CASE, SC. So,
jy2-im'
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Jeis Iy
SoLDIERs OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received itoln yo,r
Comrades az endorsemenis Of !he WORi e.
KNOWN AND WonLp TRIED REMEDn.s
OINTMENT. You will here fnd unsoliot tcaii
nonials received nom all parts Of the county
whore our army Of occupation iG 10 force
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Life Is yaluaOleI Not o0Iy 10 yourselvo.,
but TO yorr Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wiyca
and Brothers. Then, while you may, rurghns
your Health For 81 ceuts, IS crafts or 81 40 win
when expended In these med,rtncG, bring You down
The following arc genuine letters, on ale To-,
Inspection at this Office Copies sent by rail- to 4,
inquirer. so MAIDEN LANE, ny
QuARTERmAsTER's DEPAETmERl,,
Ssth Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY ISLAND, 5. C., November 20, 1868.
Prot. HOuOlrGg 80 Maiden Lane, n. T.:
SIR: ENCLOSED please md two dollars, for whty.
send me one doliar's worth each OF your CO ebrats
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
70 this at once for am much in need OF the above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q, d..
Sath Illinois Volunteers
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, NAnt
hgI. HgiiOYpr.
DEAR sIRi have heard = great deal OF t.D.
shout your lamOus PillB, and 80 uaver wEG
The need OF them IN now, want to try them, "a
DiarTh1a 10 very prevalent ~ the pre- sent tin,
'sId mo the worth OF tile enSl5sGd; Yours, 49,
Co. L, 9Th Rezt., IGxeeluior Brigade
.. PULASKI, Tenn, DeS. %, Is6S
% DEAR SIRi Please ind ena0soI one q ,Ilsr. A.,
tsBu me tho amount Ia your iHHIouB jIils, ~ la,
troubled Win Dl spepsia, and EGGh euIt.
You're, SO, THOMAS w. 1UsNFR.
Go. !, I'd Iowa Infantry.
MUnHiJ leland, s, g., Lsu. -, 1854.
FRET AOiipiyGlG
DEAR SIR: Enclosed you viii hGI 90 cor ., L,y
4Lich vial you 10 EaGi mo tOIu al u. tv liza.
IG mus Aend theA W mail LCGs,usU ~ 'r.t..
tor poItsge,
AudretS ISRAEL ~. HAIL.
Co. H. .tA 4. u. Vols, II Royal. i 9.
EAhF o. Gr.i tItEhsIJR bsiGATE,i
PIGE HOllolgG.
Sins PlsNso send nc f.. lie Jaeiua,I ~ ce.t,il
worth OF 1t In Pills; q did Ind 10 C.l.fs liz,
postage, aud you will Gal5G. AhLiCaa, yurTP,
co. Z, 9th Rast. Eseela.or Bi.galc,
W Ash!T. .t.f, d, l.
Prof HUilGusy: wv
Pies1e dud CuGiusai tho gun Of yna u,,,Ier nu
PDla have D!kg4hEA. and can't ggt ii st,ri.,,,,
30 want u W your rQls. GOua,&y,
WILLIAM Gn..LrT.,
CO, Il, lOIth Rest. Punu. Oh.
CAUTION.
u the reader Of tl4!J "Hotven oapuvt 20, how Of
Pills or OlntmoIt from the drug stuIs In ia Ill
lot him write 70 me, sU Maiden LEuG, glUEiuE H.,
smOunlI aud Twill mail q bOX free Of CxpnuEc
p!any deAlerh Will rot keep my ulSdicluGa Oa HAD
OeeauRe they eaGrOt make as much prunt - on
other peEtonb' make - SeAtl, - Gspla, al al.lo
Per poA OF pot LpS-lY
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wAR DrPARTnrENT,


ApJuTAST GEEERALs OlIi!E
wAsnIHaroN, Srptemfe 10. lSsl
Tho followInR named Officers, having heen tel,D,,.
ed Al the he Of the army lor ne ensnSca
hsrein .fteT spsoiHed are hereby nouued ihat. %.
.,i, H. anspn DAYS from this dAtc, they
appear before the military Com mission, IL
sSsion in tbi, city, OF which DriESdior General
John q CALDWELL United states y'lunteers' 10
presihent, and make satisfao,3ry defence TO the
ph.tgs. s1SinSt them, they will I've recommended
sor 5i.mIsSal from the service OF the United
70, sS,enes Ehom sdvs, disoLodtcnoc Of oric s. cnI
neglect Of duty.
First Lieutenant Horace l.. Pike, ist tnitt'
states artillery.
Absence pithom ifduT
Cap'ain Il. Neech, Com nissiry Of Snlsistc7cH
Of Vo unteers,
Frat lie tenant Edmund Pendlcton, ID United
States artillery.
Fo' faiiiag 10 rsport al Annapolis, Ma, as orduCI
Captain W. X. French, COts.lssay OF sub
sistetoe ofvoluuteers.
For being IN his city viihom nA,riy, GHl LrHi"g 10
repoH al hsadqu0T tiers MilIdp District Of " dthihJ.
Lo- a. order, d, chen arrested By h. patrol.
mJor II. @. Barker, ssl't oSs gsymsster
sei2 Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT or TRE
UNITED STATES OF AMER0A.
10 all tohom Il may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that FERNANDO DE- IA CrCHTA has been ap.
pointed Consul OF thu Mexican Rep bile At Fhiis.
deiphia, I do hereby recognize HIM "a such, aud
declare him free to exercise and snJoj such func.
tons, powers and p Ivilrges, as are allowed IA
Consus by the law OF nations, OF by the law, q (
the United States and existing Treaty stlpu'Rtio
between the Government Of Mexico and The
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these ls'.
ters TO be made patent, and the seal Of the vulCI
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of WaShiu:'un,
the first day OF September, ammo Don III
f.. 81 one thousand eight hundred and s.,'!
four, and of the Independence ofthc Uni Cd
States OF hmeriea, the ghty-nin'h.
ABRAHAM LINCOL%.
BY the President;
F.W. SEWARD,
Apttu g..rr Of All
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NJ E w IN v L NTIO N
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPL ASrIC
BONE TEETH,

Ur
DIR. 5. o. SIGESMoND 4 HAYWARD
100 Penngylvania avenue, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets, Washington,
DrB. s. h H. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantAgas OF their improved syBtci
iBt The teeth OF their manufacture will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
threetourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3D. The roots will be made inotensive anI never
TO ache.
eth. No temporary teeth are NODDED, as perma.
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby IRE.
serving the natural expression OF the face, Which,
under the old systsn y frequently diBdgurod.
9th. This work has Iesn fully tested for over
five yeaTB by many Of tho Grst ehcuiGts Ild phyGl-
oiAni Of thi6 and the old country.
ORA. 8. Il II. have also invented white irIe.
structible metal filling, with which the most Ecl-
sitiye teeth can be filled without pain, end can
bu'ld up a perfect sound tooth on any side r1otG
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN!
with lnnoxiouB L9pOT, by DrE. sigesmOpd Il hay.
yard, go PennsylvAnIa avenue inventors aud solo
manufacturers Of AnAestio IrnOXious yApnr (nut
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOlOrm or Elhorl but
efieuy an AnAeHtiu agent, entirely Ace i.um OK.
hilnratinB oiieGts aud perfectly harmless causing L
quiet sleep, with pleasant SehGAtl0 and perfect
inSenlibility to pain.
The best OF references given II reIuiEel.
Call and examine for yourselves. my2a
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war DEPARTIEHT, !
FAINT GEGERAL's OFFICE, J

WAN DEPARTIENT,l
ADJuTANT GEHERAL's OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, March II, 1884.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per
mission 70 visit Washington must be address I
Major General HAlleok, Chief Of Stat, and nua
specify the business for which the ofioer desire,
the permission. kilograms addressed direct 10 ~
Secretary OF War on this subject will reccl.c u'
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
&. D. TOWNSEND,
m9t-d Assistant AdiutAnt General
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EOhN WELOE Ga'2
" 9CHIGR oEsEAGZ.NT.
"a e Iid1i95. D0Tsg,J
SSS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ErtWeen Ninth ind Terth strcetl, Cup .a..a}
pMed 40 paius to make this tks UGgt ElalAuI an
WsshinEtori snc he points with Pleasure ( tlac
ArBe patronage lie has always been hOnJlCd visa,
sud respectfully goliolts Continuance Ut t.s a.2g
GAME, OYSTERS, and Lther refEC4iMGHts sUn,
nAntlY on hand, and 81 the mUss teSsonsLi7 It5vs
BREAKFAST
pIHEER, AFD
SUFFER-
PfepsrsJ ~ Ins shor;GIi ACtl.s hni u We llqs,
satisfactory manor,
BreakiaIt from 70 u o'siOSh. DinRsr and Sup,
tss % 81 houTs. aAy ~
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CLOTHING.

L NhON' NhNN ~ Nh Wv "
GRAND CONCENTRATIONS.
.THREE STORES CoMBIEED.
MEsjRS. SMITH \ Co...
Corner Of rwentIenh street and Pcnn.. ave,
j. BRUCE 4 CO.,
No. Isi seventh street,
AND
j. n. SMITH
No. $50 Seventh street,
Have consolidated their business at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Pos, oHiCsJ
Where you will find splendid assortment Of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, Al immense stock of Ready. Made Clothing
and Gentlsnen's FGrnI.hiSg Goods of every de-
ucIipuon
ALSO,
An ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
At PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"DRTNG UP THE BOYS"
CrST0H GOODS MArE 70 ORDER.
Gait and a.. bur
IMMENSE STOCK " SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge tor exAnlna.
tlon.
CONF EARLY, TO AVOID THE HUSH, II
YOU CAN
BUT GOMEZ
DO NuT FORGET THE PLACE.
]. II. SMITHS.
No. $50 seventh street,
sci! Opposite Post once.
IT OoKl LOOK LOOK! LOOK !
.uSrnM.MApE GOODS
At
BALTIMORE PRICFS.
SOW opening At Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTANIIsMENr,
undCr the rurrriutCndcnce OF
MR.. {. PALMER,
wcIl.kn"wh To the citizens OF Washington. where
YOU will ind the largest and hcG' assorted stock
OF
PIECE GOODS
that has ever heNn offered In this city.
SMITH BROS Co,
Oak Hall,
No. iGi Seventh street.
Opposite Post Oglce.
N. B. PIECE GOODS at Wholesale +, tie trade
At Iowest market prI-er. rri2
= / b "HTD EON pRINTINt q
! OFFICE,"
/ rsrA9Li5HnI. ~ w.
GIDEON " PiAESoY,
STEAA.PUWEH,
ED"g MD 900 parNlrAe.
d! Niusa ',rooe, nesf rSne7yrvAmt Ayc1@c,
WARRINGTON CIV,
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E2HWGHn LYCETT.
EuuSHl. Den
10. gn PEEh, Avs. GAssJFLTDy, H.
hOeh1 bound In sSsIr SlyIs--Tu key aOIoss
kptlA AAl Calf
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EXPRESSES

A L..MS EEPRESB COMPANY.
"A OFFICE 6lI PENN. AVER y,
Warrington UuY. u. q.
''.~.' : "LBi.ly, HOHrhEGEI, I'D (FEg2r.
=. Z l!SPkE1B FORWaf.DMEl
-- = 20 a..t5H, G9ss =, SoS's.gYI VsrIaaJisH
Noaas, Bto3EB, BnALs, an,
EOTWni's 81 With SAFETY AND DlSFATCl 10 All
teoe4s.t o sessions OF tho country. This Company
hW Aiengtcs In the pEin oipAl railway tOps IN Gli,
tOhLtt, EAST, WESli AhlL NOhIHWEg'F,
........ hE principal othSca Erc
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PHILADELPHIA, BALTIAORI On.
OthFATE, ST. LOUIS, LOUlY.
TlGAA, LEXINGTON.
,,rl4-t'.g.,s ore liaGo ~ New YOrh ma B1sIga
'l'l MO- iOIHsF!iug % Tho C6ns4ss an 10
nH'h fTO[ !nsSs AID VITA steamship lines to LIZ.
Gtp"2!, Southampton scl Hayro, knd thence b.
EIFu!ssL expresses to AL prominent commercial
soWGG N Greal DGltAln and on tho Continent,
Cul!Gel!Oa o. EOtlS Drsits, and Bills made 81 al!
assesNiHis gLrtB Of ths UniteG StAtss.
Y, q. DuEN, AGENT,
II SaShinFtOn. u. u.
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g PRI NC DEBI LITY.

g p r | n g d L B l. ] T Y!
IANGouR, LAssITUDE,
AND TH.T
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE OF The YEAR,
PERUVIAN sYRUp,' "
Or Protected Solution Of PRoToXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUN SYRUP
supp lea the blood with Us vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENr-IRoN,
InfuSInS SiREEG III, vlGoR, and NEW LIFE
into all parts the SYSTEM.
One OF to most Distinguished Iulists in New
England writes TO friend rs lyllows:
"IhRvc tired the PERUVIAN SlAuP. and tho
result fully luttA'Gs your prediction. Nhas made
NEW MAN VI me infused into ny system nov
yigor and energy am NO logger trcinulouE and
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heArtier, and with larger capacity for labor, ci-
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An eminent divine OF Boston sAya:
81 have beea using the PERUVIAN SYRUP Tor
some time past It gives me HLw NtGON, HOY
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No. !0l Broadway, New York.
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Affection Of
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Wistais Balsam % Tlld Cherry docs not dry up
Cough and leave the Beuis OF Con sumption IN the
ayssem, but loorens It, u d olcanses the Lungs OF
all Impurities.
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wrapper.
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Has fully established the superiority OF this SaIYe
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking Swellings and IhammRtlnn,
~ II by Magic; heals Old sores, Wounds, Burns,
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Only % CO Is a Box
The Shoye are all old and well.estallishCd Rene.
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and by all Druggists. Ru3I- WGSJm
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n FFIC / A L .

wan LErAKImLuLI
ADJuTAST GEnEhAL's OrtIJE,
WARRINGTON, September u, 1881
CAPTAIN Mott, oommiasa y OF pubsistenee OF
volunteers, heretofore published y failing 10 10
mort at Annapolis, Md. 40 ordered, exempt ircm
Dismissal from the service OF the Uni'Cd S'Htes,
satisfaotory explan tinn TO the changes against
hin having been received At this office.
n D. T',w NSFND,
selp Assistant Adiutsnt General
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READY For EIMEDIA gE DELIVERY,
full supply OF these new Do ole
SGbscribrrS r,qusdsd 10 prG,saiH ,ir C'...,.',
q once and rse1Vs their Bonds
Those having money to invest shou!d Lp' D..
SEht u the fac. that, by invostlRg iu tlir Loan.
they not only receive Interest st the ii IA rate 70
$40 per cent, but secure TO thsnBelyrs the r,ry
important sdvAatsge Of obtaining. A. tho ca' :.
. rec ears
SIX PER CENT. 62o YEAR BONDS ATIAr
which 9 now worth over I9 per cent. preiniu.u,
and which after tho war mutt noeegg Willy afrlr,
N much higher ratio. au.7tf
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r. !INTLEEELpG CLOTHING. -.-WE
Z i hsyo new II store L full st9el OF Gsntlemen'a
Eplilg oECsyostE ELzkiuEa GuLsG, DfeBs suits, and
SurGlEl!p CJ1s o; t,IU Latest Atyiel, 1anIlsotuT.
VI IitI sAy ssta is.eg II! EsAsnsAS style, and se.
40, eRI l4giS " Otdvl,
T4Ll, ETEPHESG d &C.,
go lhrr i7Rnla Avenue, 6SiHesE
NntI and IG0tb stTssts
~ I,~-4aI JsaaV LatSl,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

Fremohi hssigns his comintssien.
Herald say, Gen. Fremont hss rsRped hii
commission rs Msjor.General, which bas been
eeepted By the President
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0usIr.IIss On Missouri.

ST LOUIS June --Dspa,curs received
By Gen Ewing from Col Rogers commanding
at Cape Grardesu, state the enemy are un-
usually active just nov, in that portion oflhe
State McLsn reports that on the night of
the I'd, zoo g6errilas camptd near Pu,onc at
mill where they were busy grinding cofn.
He sent force Of 200 men TO look after
hem. A force Of guerrilias IS reported at
Cane Island and anothec at Doniphan Col.
Rogers thinks the movements OF these guer.
rillas is intended 10 cover an Rtaek on
some unexpected point. aud thai Me0'ea will
probably make demon-traton on p, tterson
A message from Capt Emory at oOmfed,
says that he uerrlis he roJed rhrlel taph
line near Charleston, uud swore- they inteud.
ed TO keep il d,wn.
A dispatch from Col Rogers, dated Care
Girardeau, June 8 !, says that whole com
any Of puerrillss crossed the riser nnd
sWamp, and we're within eight miles OF here
last night They have cut the telegraph ils
between here and New Madrid The pres.
enee OF bsI ds OF ruerrillaF is accounted for
by the abandonment Of Batesyil and Jsrk-
sonport BY The Union troops. lesv NJ the
country open 10 The rebels t Arkansas
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NTorlCE IsuEREBY GIVEN that the subscriber
n has hseu appointed nd qual d a. sdmtnstr,
tnE on he s-tste John b. rat late ~ MoNiEorne,
~ County, ono dec essd. EMkLlNE tAkr,
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Daily empire,
Last Nights dispatches.

omeisI bulletin NO. lahore TIght.aE
and mOFe ~uoressFA-- he man stLn Ia
the Flaming EuAiassa,
WAsHNGTuN, Juue 4 10 Mrjor General
Dix A dispatch IRON Gen Grsals headqusr-
ers, dated 8i40 last night has been received
f states that about seven o clock Yesterday
friday afternoon the enemy su idenly at
acked smiths brigade OF Gibbons division
rhe battle lasted with great fury Tor halt an
lour. The attack was unwaverinsly repulsed
smiths lossei were uncomfortable At six
,'vlock Ia tho afternoon Wilson with his cav.
Try fell upon the rear OF Hsth's disAinn
which Lee had drawn around to his Ieft, ap.
arently with the intention Of eaveloping
Burnside.
After short hut sharp conflict, Wilson
lroye them from THAR q. pits in confusion
de took few prisoners He hbd previously
,uled Gordou's brigade of rebe cRvAlry
During these fights we lost several officers
mong them Col Preston, Of the First Ver-
mont, Colonel Benjamin, oil the Eighth New
York Cavalry, severely wounded G-ncrel
SIaunard, serving in the Eighteenth Cnrps,
vas severely wounded Friday Our ent re
ossin killed wounded and mi.sing in the
hree days operations around Cold Harbor,
will not exceed, according to the Adjdtant
Generals report, ESQ
This morning, thu enemy left wing in front
Of Burnside was found TO have been drawn in
during the night
Col Cesnoa in command Of Qa0 men,
arrived here yesterday. having marched from
Port Royal TeieRrsphic communication con
tlnues interrupted between Cherrystone aud
Fortress Monroe
A diapa ch from Gen Sherman, dated eight
81. n btr tfpc nF
Marietta, reports that his left is well around,
covering all The roads from the South 10 the
railroad about Ackworih His cavalry have
been in Ackworlh, and occupy in force all The
Altoona passes. No other military in,elli-
genee has been received by The department,
(SignedO e. N STANTON.
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A PETITION will be pre- sntsa to Governor
"A RruuRh ior The srivn 7 laybSTp uaKan, noS
pii-nner in the ohio Psnitentsrt
sSoss' CA HARINE BAsAS.
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NAJANFED-Carrass ooSvorkmen, Black
w Huutha and Painters want imm ediAlsly, The
best wages gwen Applk to .---.--a
slt W. ". pRILLIpe, Fourth street
N1TANT ED--N situation Engineer on q "a
w u'nsry enginR, b, young man lately from
apedA hgs hNa - ears okl eFience; haS 20 ob
,top 10 gonr 10 the country an early enRRgoue1t
" ~ c ted Feaae address n. 81 o, NEE OF this
paper' sHiing whtr" an interview may os had.
OtAs NIL - q cons ounce 0 the advance on
" eoa Ia GRAND al meierieis that enter Int lh'
90 adtAn the pre, ~ - dol AZ per 1000 eet
& ON the hfsl day Of Mas aRtl Ar,hsErotes
mtaS p, T. EVANS, Secretary.