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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
For New York. with Dispatch,

A<k The fine schooner Rosa, Capt Giipat.
MlN rick Wan cd, the bulk OF 400 barrels.
4Axk Apply to.
n. q YORK SON.
No. 10. head VI LoLg " harf.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.
Dissolution.

fENHE eopartae ship. heretofore existing between
Sweat snd Cleas es Is Attorneys al Law, Is this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
late firm will be adjusted BY either party.
Sweat viii continue in business at Office No.
III Middle street. Mussey' 5 Row.
NJ Cleaves at the Office of Howard & Cleayes No.
81 Middle street, over Caseo Bank
l.. ID NJ. SWEAT,
NATHAN CLEAyES.
Portland. July 10th 1874 jylsd3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

The knsumatic the xuuty the lame ann tn ~.
GAP with J9y, and move with the agility Aho rlssfs
~ OF youth; the heated brain Il cooled; the m e.
rtten hmbs restored. the uncourh ceformifiet ~.
aoved faintness converted TO vigcr weaknes, "a
strengths the blind made see the deaf 10 hear "A
We sl-ied .oTm 10 move uprislt the hemiehrs a
soufh are oeiferafed fhe orrid-ufs rraturp lI1s
evrnted: the eelnmisies % ois age obyfsfsx 81
an active circulation maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
E. ~ rarrES. ArorIoalER. u EaeAapg. S,
Real Estate at Auc,iou.


ioT SAFE I'D RsNSsx q.
A ruci Auction on Thursday July % h. Al 4
!. . oei.ek 4. M u.less previously d spcs.. n ~
ns story n use on Smith street. ls b, "a v,,h
Lot ~ by 80. @"e soit Nsier.
Uae2,tory House on Liueop s,,.., o..
1tars old-ll hnisi ed Ios ms; l,,.1, ', ~ ,o"s
SOY sser, 10, - b. 100. ksnts for az
a., slory cottage houss o. Fis.A IN s,r. an
o. "s1 'o0insi DICK e's,erL, &C Lot 30 "
-, Two Of the above houses b. ing mare v,e.., ~.
.ns ~ ose o. inAki-g sae Of he sane i'm m. oisse
Also, eight hoa-e Lots. si.ua cd ON Oxfa,a m.
coin, Smsta aud CamDerlaaa So -iA-
hIqu'eo Oh MOSES GOULD,
,v,.ao- "a Miia,e Street.. Up Stair.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
Republicans Rule andRuin,

A writer Ia the indianapolis Sentinel sums
az some Of the results Of Republican rule for
ihe pest three years The whole people Of
the whole country orc seeing and feeling these
results They press upon ali alike--high
taxes and high prices have to be paid by all;
she ruin and disaster effect all aud by and
by all will wonder at the infamy and deiusion
that produced them,
First We have lost bg death end psrma-
nsnt disability more than q million OF men
from violence and disease in this war Over
two millions hsve enlisted altogether There
are not much over halis million in The fsd
now Where are the bslsnct1
Second; We have created a debt Of over
three Thousand millions Of dollars. The
official report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury does not show over one half the
actual Debt; It does not take into accoant the
accountthe floating debt created BY quarter.
masters, and other officers, for which receipts.
certificates, and vouchers are outstanding
Third BIZ the Abolition and Gonfscation
acts, every vestige of Union feeling in the
South has been bIoticd out as Dunmore
p licy united the colonies.
Fourth: The nations wealth is about twelve
thousand millions Of dollars Thres thou.
sand millions of that has been DESTROYED and
wasted So We are that much poorer It's
place is supplied BY irredeemable paper
Fifth The whole country is one at pest
house Of sickness and disease, consequent up
on congreEsinG men Ia large bodies, aud
then scattering them throughout the land.
Sixth: In every direction we may turn, we
hear the voice of mourning, and see the
weeds Of affection Well may the wise man
say: When the righteous Are in authority, the
people rejoice but when the wicked beareh
rulethe people mourn.
Seventh. Demonstration is spreading, as q
leprous sore, through all the rami6cations oil
society Look at the police reports; there is
no longer muck regard for human life Look
around you and see the dissolution Of the
framework of society Bnt the other day
two RepUb lean papers we're discussing The
question whether, at The headquarters Of Alb
clifton oficsls there were ffet n Thousand o.
only ten thousand lewd women Rsscaii,
and public plunder, as in the case OF Cameron
and Fremont, are regarded as special virtue,
in officials.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
KIng George and king Abraham,

To show how closely our Government has
copied the aetof the British king towards our
Revolutionary fathers, we quote the charges
they made against King George No foilows-
'Heca used the stump act to be passed. BE
made ihe military above civil power He
sent men into punishment and exile without
authority Of law. he excited the negroes
to resurrection He disregsrded the const-
tutions an : laws of the colonies" Hes not
Abraham Lincoln done ali this, and even
more and worseP No traibful msn will de
ny it. These acts drove our patriotic snces.
tors into rebellion And the whole civilized
world held them justified therein. But we
submit TO these tYrsnnicsl acts in the hope
that the reopls will remedy and reform them
by peuusfut mesns--through the ballot box.
As long as that hope exists and as long as The
ballot box is free, so long will tyranny be toll.
Grated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
A SenslbIe Article.

lFrom the Cir. Commercial, Of March 1891
War for the subjusstiou Of the seeders
would be unwise and deplorable There is no
,,ovince in the world, conquered and held BY
military frce, that is not weakness to its
master Many Of the English colonies have
Trained England Of her wealth. The Eng
ish people are now eaten up with taxation
n hold distant possessions in military sub.
ection, and carry on worldwide system of
iibusterng, -ghich has centuries been a
iational passion. The wars, which are visited
,pon her in her monstrous national debt,
we're oc,aainned by the pride of her aristocrRoy
nd the utriaues Of her politicians, and we're
ot, with an exception or two, in the interest
T her people India, upon which she hss
wished her strength, and which is the most
magnificent trophy Of wars Of conquest held
" any nation, is an incumbrsuce to her to-
lay Algiers is a costly and improbable sp.
endare of France Venetie Is the weak
not Of AUstri,, and the lifes blood Of the
.npire is draineb to hold that territory.
hich ia absolutely worthless to the Austri.
rs, and fetters her armies in the QnsdriIster.
i. The history Of the world certainly proves
Ast it is not profitable to gorsra people
oithout their consent
The logical lesson Of this fact in this couu-
" s, that f there are two nations here who
,ave been living in an unnatural union, they
houId for the benefit Of one or both, be sep
rated We do not entertain the opinion
hat forced alliance between antsgonistic
stionaIties has existed in the Union which
ur fathers made We believe whatever the
ference in domestic institutions, in TEN
prament, in soil aud climate, and 10 ideal Of
local government, to be found within the
mits of the land, that each interest was go.
ure within the Union, and that all sections
sere more prosperous and happy within than
hev can be witboat the Union.
The dream Of an ocean hound Republic
vhch has been 80 grateful to Young America,
We yet hope to see realized but in the
Meantime there is room for several flourish.
q nations on this continent; and the sun
ill shine as brightly, and the rivers run as
lesr--the cotton fields be as white and the
hest fields as golden--when we scknowl
lge the Southern ConfederscY IS before.
ve would not undervslue the Union. 1t has
Ainisiered to our national pride as we'll as to
1e prosperity Of the whole country But
hen It is gone, we still have our fruitful and
oviing soil and cline, our Fests and chan
,els of commerce, and the unequalled ospac.
y Of the people for productive labor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
Josh Billings PRAYER.

From tu many friends, and from things at
luce ends, Good Lord deliver us
From wife who don't luv us, and from
children who don't look like as, Good Lord
deliver uSl
From snsix in the grass, from snaix in our
boots, from torch-lite professions, and from
All M rum, Good, Lord deliver usl
From pack pedlars, from young folks in
uv, from old aunts without money, and from
kolers morbis Good Lord deliver u,l
From Welth without chsritee, f,om pride
without sencs, from pedgrees worn out and
from all rich relsshuns, Good Lord deliver
usl
From nusepapir sells, and from piis that
aint 6sick, from females who faint, and from
men who aatter, Good Lord deliver usl
From virtue without fragrance. from butter
'thytsmslls, from nigE& ksmp'Wei,tings, snd
from cats that are courtih, Good Lord deliver
Gel
From other folks sekrets, and from our own,
from onions, and mequms and wimmin com.
mittees, Good Lord deliver u.l
From pollytesns who pra, and frem saints
who ,ippe, from ri kvtfee red her rings and
gras widders, Good Lord deliver u.l
From folke who wont la6, and from them
who gggle. from tile boots easy virtue, ana
ram mutton Good Lord deliver us!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
An Affecting Scene.


Mr and Mrs Bowdish, residents of tn.
State ofMicbigsu, who had two sons --Horac,.
and Corsdn--iH the Seventh Michigan Regi
ment, came to this city day or two ago t,
search for Horace, whom they learned had
been wounded ia the battle OF the Wilderness.
and had been brought to this city. Failing
to find him in the hospital, they yesterda,
evening visited the Sixth street wharf A few
moments afterward the steamer ]. fiersal
steamed up TO the dock and standing nea,
the how Of the boat was the looked for sol
badly wounded, bis right arm having bee,
shot of above the elbow. As soon as the
plank as thrown from the boat 10 the wharf
Mrs Bowdsh sprang on board the steamer
and throwing her arms around her sons me- /
burst into food OF tears, with her head bent
upon his shou der For q few seconds there
was nm affecting silence, which the fond
mother broke by aaying Horace, where is
your brother C1radin2' Horace, poinune a.
a rough wooden box by his side, replied
There mother, there is Coradinl" The
afflicted mother threw herself upon her de-
ceased sons coffin, sohbing aloud ia an agor :
Of grief, while the father aud wounded son
stood by with bowed heads The scene wa,
truly a heartrending one. and it cat
hetter he imagined than described Many oi
the bystRnders we're compelled to turn aside
while silent tears could be seen stealing dowr
the cheeks Of all Several kind.hesrted
ladies present did all 10 their power tC
comfort the afflicted mother, but il was long
before abe could be induced to leave the sid,
of her deceased son.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
NEw YoRK, MAY Z

New YoRK May 30
CoTToN-Quiet and ateady and middling
upward a, l04l
FLouR--5 eihr soar GO forextra State.
Round Hoop z 9O6s 05
WHEAT-Nom'naiy l,62@l65 Chicago
Spring 56@l62 Milwaukee Club I,@70
III, rs Winter Red
CoRS-Shade 6r,nerl All
0ATs-In very fair demand aud steady 1t
s630s7k
PORE RE-Firm--25.
Beef Firm and in good demand
BUrTER 2S932
Cur MEATs Firm.
LARD "A shade 6rmer, l43
WHisEY-Quiet at 81 3G(al 32ior Western
SUGAR-Fi'mer at l6l@ls
PsTEoLEuN -Firner, 40 Crude; 62 refined
Bond, 69@69 Free.
Nev YoRK, May 30.--stocks irregular
closing frmer Money and per cent. Ster-
ling quiet and steady at | l0k Gold
9lk $40 Coupons l24l, 6's 81 Coupons u
One year certificates 98k New York Cen.
trsl lS3t Erie 81 l4k Reading 81 43i
&c. B. & . Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
The PhllaasIpAla o,ap.vIns.

PmLADELPHrA, May 80 The Inquirer has
a dispatch dated Headquarters Amy of The
Potomac, cn.route Richmond via Hanover
Ferry 2d h, 6 A, NJ, stating the who army
is again in mo ion, Hancock is in advance
followed by Wright General Warren il iuin.
ing US, having brought up the rear Oh our
former iight wing over the Nurlh Anna Z.
burnalde will cross at county ridge, and will
bring up our rear. The army moves with
more ceerity than ever before. We will
make twenty miles before night
Sheridan is head scouring the country
heeevidenlly thought near going to turn his
left and give tile nihe North side of South
Anna, but hs-is ont genera led and by niabt
we will be within four hours march OF Rich
mond 0nee getting LIE in his works we will
70 round his aAnk aud into ha rear Whole
country he'e sbouts is planted with corn,
pasture very hne, we sweep all before us,
horses, cattle, mules, contrsbAndS all fall into
our traias,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

The n, Nation Fremont 0rgan], says

The M Nation Fremont organ] says
Y Thu day two newspapers were snp.
Iresseu uI bayonets, whether intelligent or
,ot, placed in the stead of editorial pens -
his is most serious matter, an we are as
onished that an Immense protest was not at
nee registered and an appeal made to Sc
ure observance Of the impreseriptible right
f properly and of the respect dne the law
kre we in the state Of siege7 Have our cour
md civil law been sbolished and replaced by
martial Law and courts martial2 Our courts
md judges may perhGs be replaced by boa
t aids de camp. Is this jusIf Is it legalP
Is il polilicp
For ourselves we ars pledged not TO sup
ort any man for the Presidency, r for any
ainor Office, who viii not proclaim himself
inconditionally opposed to the arrest of CT.
'ilaus BY military authorities without pro-
,e.s Of law
Let the people bear in mind that when they
ease to uphold single one Of their rights,
al the rest give way to despotism and tyrants
Liberty is like chastity, the least breath tar
lshes it eternalIy, Tomorrow we may be
,rrested for discussing LiHcoln and his re-
lection, and at last Mr. Seward's bell will be
lupreme and sole law in the county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

NEw YoRE, MY 30 the r ms special
says L-dues Brigade composed Of ION iep.
ulars Of the 9th, 56th, 9Th 59th Massachu
setts, and th- regulars, N with re pulse
On crossi u e North Anna River They had
crossed The river, and were driving in the reb
Il skirmishers, when charge was made In-
Santy from a concentrated battery of FIX
guns, the rebels opened terrible FIRE OF g,ape
IN canister The brigade tell back to he
cover of piece Of wood, when in The height
II thunder storm, The r. b-ls cha ged and
drove our men ward the river just then
another brigade came up and CHI cked the nd
vance of the ehemY. Four hundred ami Eff,
Of the brigade we're killed, wounl led, aud III 1855.
ing.
A di'patch from Wheeling states that Gen.
eral Hunler has reduced his army to ltsht
marching order, and moved it from cedar
eek, He issued an order that the army il
to live upon the country through which II pas
ses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
Acgat.
sHERIFFs SALE.

John SWfynie No 1870.
vs.. Snuerior a. hnrs
Thomas swairlc ct al. i' IL fSrsitiSa. SS'
Ef Wrt OF, and obedience n, ihs command ~
- an order OF sale nlade-ty the superior Court OF
2ntr public sale at the door Of the Court Aouse IL
SGtaf5ay. June rs, 1864,
" 2o'clock m II ID day The fo wing descrhea
81 estate, VIZ; ore acre OF d taken by parallel
ea n or ines h 8 de OF lot numbered Spvente4p
u ard min the town ol Dayton, as original, lad
on, IN thr city OF ayion, coun OF Montgomery md
Sad + inlses have been appraised at S4OO un5ers
i2r, lr er order 3f his Cobn a cannot sell for Less
Ie,tDs--L cash. " ~, ~, - ~ ~ ~ 4 t
years ron The d"s Of sae ne deferred ray n tns 10
ear mt r"s' e IN day uf sale ana 70 be occurred bv
mortgage on the "a. nj es -
GtotGlt NuGAMAN, sherh Mont. county.
CoNoFER CRAIeHEAp, Attorneys. mi4Nta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

NAestettelAf - 4aiS f>pf Ga fsoald.l ttN
PRoF nEMuNN Two Year, ago my seal ue' ss.e
diseased, Land my hair compenc 10 all out very sst
lae disease Ep ead ntll sca WAS one fotnflAle
sore. IL became very pnulul my est at niEl Was
broken. the burning anu itching sensation was ui SUI
only mon enta'y rel T. eonsnlied s, " ral if,ysi.
clans OF this city twas inform ed by them that tbo
disease with which my Up Was afit cted vas Ssit
tth UNI and that th, ) conld mot tent6t ne Ir,sd
your Advertisements and concluded tc- -cousutt -yfu
You areure me that you Soula eradicate lie ala ase
and restore nv ir, whie had b, come very Il in
With tuet aa rance placed my sell IN your hands,
and the resu ta are, ave luXur mt cad OF han;
5ny scalp 3 psre tE we'll and my hair has ceasadto
?. Mas sAata Q ylS, No l = South Pearl stpe t,
~ 4 isct acknowl dyed ~ sll Who have used the
Hair ksstoFer and then nsi1e Is Legion that II Ia
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Ihat would efectnHy and permanently reaiara sho
hair Of those who are lad aud prevent n
THE HAIR FROM FALLING orr.
Ihelsrae and ranidly Increasing ale Of Restarstlya
Is the sironge evidence OF the man Old benefits Il ie
oopiyrging upon v4E
THE HUMAN FAMILY ,s-.
the confidence Of the public has heen obtained, aud
they Pl unite Ia a'tesnB 10 its M r and vast supS
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever utrhduced. do not rtcommtnd my pre,sra.
hon to eeu-e hair 60 " six ieet 70 treIij as many
months - lt / q simple imPossoLliiy and totally Ia
sSepdcal or incredulou-, " II nal bona hdS Oder
will forfeit $1,000 ea.t,sa
zone Thousand uollara) II llil 10 cure the worst
cases q partial biunsss, under aneen ears atend.
ing with
THE,oNLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER. ~
This wonderful ro' edy 10 sold by drusgsts genAr.
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT sEHp
FOR IT.
HB,-ouros guaranteed 10 every osse where The q
reeuons for 70 are implicitly ottysd. ~ ~ ~.
f'''s' Ps' 70 ps ps e IA So'pfs pF mI,SN '9TsS
.,.,, Sole PrOPnsteF, Ne. " oppRs s,iest,
NAbaAy Albany, Rsw kslk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
All Kinds of Work
sHERIFF'S SALE.


Hss Hsm'i,dS sia5S co"h { "nIS, 2, IS
IOU taUANT to the command Of An order for sale
l. from the Cou / o. U0mmDn Piess OF Hamilton
Cuunt', 10, aud to directed will offer publ,
@se, on tue premise IN the ci Of Dayton, Ohio,
on
Tassday, Mcy 81, Is {,
At eleven o'cloc the fu owing described real es.
tyte, to wit All of lot numbered three lhou4 nd on
hundred and ~ $3.50 he sed st Of Inc city
# iAAtOn, in A0htg county, OHIO, beins the
same 10. conveyed to Lewis Wniteman deceased, by
10 ddR,ed July l, 1854, d recorded ID hoot x NO
nsge O. o. Che recordso SAID Monts cay county.
VuNd at s 90
AMI also, all Of lots Numbered four thousand one
hundred ant rwfn eight (4l9sl our thou-R d on
hundred and Ety two (AIU2J and four housand one
undred and thrty 4l3 IN sad city Of Ryton,
vry ITO ews hlteman, deceased by deed dated
luly ~ 1854, and recorded iu book X, No 2, page
II he re 'ris last n fesa aid
4isS .''''..''''''''''''....... go
$3.50 s.'.s..ss..s'.....ss........ 80
To he sold by order ot urt Ia the case wherein H.
liam F. IRWIN and others are plsndns, and Ca hsrine
VII ternan and 9th rs are defendanta, in proceed
nRs or the partition Of Ger ain real estate (lsse No.
26O96
aims Of sale--one thIrd cash on day Of sale; one
rd in one y ar, aud onethird two years, with in
ter'ati the deterre1 yn nts 10 he oured By notes
snd mort gage upon ne p emisss the purchaser how
day Of sale MILAN L. Nc,
sheriff Of Ha 1itloa County, ohio.
CALDWELL TIARN Attorneys.
Cincinnati, April 70, ls64-s3Ow6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
No hing later fram Gran mcpherson
DefeS the RtbeI

WAsHlNGToE, May 3l-lo M jor General
Dix No oticia dis patches have oeen reeeiy-
ed irom the Army o. the Potomac since IN,
last dispareh of Saturday evening Telr-
grams from Sherman dated near Dallas the
29th, reports that on Saturday an e-pagemen,
occurred between the entnJ and McPherson's
corps, the rebels were driven back with loss
OF 5o9kied wounded, and left on thu fpld
in our hands about 800 prisoners. Our loss
was not over three hundred.
(Signed) E. NJ. STANFos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
sHERlFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE RE
AL ESTATE ON WAYNE STREET
CITY OF DAYTON.
William P, Huffman, NO. All,


Benjamin Longstreth, ct. al Superior Court.
DY virtue Of and in obedience to, the command
ID an order OF lie Inaue the above cause, by the
Superior Court or Moulg merry County, Ohio, and to
me directed will offer At pub ic sale at the aoor
the out Housr IN the cry Of Dayton, on s tlTday,
June the 25D1, a6t az o'clock H oil said da the
i LOVING described real estate, sit, ate in The city Of
Dayton, IN the county o. Montgomery and ttats Of
ono snd IN aecnou thirty.thfee (3S) town two (2l
rang seven az hetWe' the Miami rivers, to-wit
beginningst tho centre The wsynesYille road. six
~ es sou b east planted stone IA the centrP Of
he same, tw and ONE ourlh poles north west OF the
noHh line Oak street, tnsss walnut % int hes In
dsmt ter hearing n-rth "a degrees west distant three
poles Thence North f7N degs east II snlY, seven
poles 70 q sieke thence nth 42h degrees east elk
Pelea TO 4 ke IN nco tOutu Az degs west,
tw nty-sevcn poles TO the ofsad road; thence
hurth N42 eRress west Six poles TO the place Of
h ginning, conai ing one hundred and siAty two
tlb2 ptrches more or less
., Their is on s. premises two good briok dwell.
llhgs-ohe on W. 'yne street, and the otheT ou Quit
man street nd Is des rsbe property, and has teen
appraised tsenty FIVE hun red dOllars (S25OOl and
snnot sell for e,s than swothiT $ OF sad AppTalse
nent Terms, Cash
@ GORGE woeAMAN, Shit,
SIXTH ouPPI' Atys. lms2ll MOO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


Grant Re-CFOsS.s tho North Anna.
New YcRK. May 80 The Times special
'ays Grants reconnaissance on Wednesday
showed thst the rebels were in full force, and
holding powerful position in our immediate
'ront, and somewhat in advance of Little
River and alsovery favorable to him, and be
mad occupied every hour in tortif,iug and if
driven back from here even, he had elabor
4tely prepared line on the South Anna, to fall
back upon. Grant therefore determined to
re-crosS the North Anna, and swing around 10
he lett over the Pamuuky, and leave Lee to
'joy his position. The cavalry demonstra.
ion was made to divert the attention of re
enemy, while Grants movement took place,
which proved a success; for ~hen it wac ac.
cpmplished the rebels we're taken completely
oy surprise.
The Herald's correspondent says A rebel
officer wounded says their loss in the late bat.
ties was thirty thousand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

FRrxoST's ISTESTioSs-Ths Rochester
democrat the leading Republican paper in
Western New York. has the following with
cefsrence to Gen. Fremonts intentions
We cannot longer doubt that it is the in-
,eulion OF Cen Fremont 10 take the feld ss
.u independent candidate for the Presidency,
u the event Of Abraham Lincoln being re-
uomnsttd at Baltimore. The RsD a GfioR,
bis central organ at New York, openly repu-
listes Mr. Lincoln in advance, and Fremont
ls said TO have teieRraphed to e radical mem
Der of Congress recently, Il will run if Lin
coin does
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

Il C,he boens Proelamationl gave the lie
direct 10 lhe bul etins issued for two weeks
from the ofiesl head Of the War Department
all OF which had been mainly statements OF
Union succ sses-AortOieh Bulletin.
And yet majority Of the public we're at
FIRST inclined TO believe il,
The inference is that the public confidence
in the reliability OF the Official war news from
Washington has become Areatly impaired
Can the Builsta tell whyH
Tbs "Ladies National Covenant" does not
make much headWsy in Washington. Il is
asserted that the pledge not 10 purchase
foreign goods which can DO "convenistly"
dispensed With 10 reality includes nothing ut
all, ior all the women find that Il is 'incon-
venent' TO go wi,hou. the articles which
they have been in the habit Of purchasing