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81 10 each
larger sizes.
y B-Directions Tor the guidance ~ patients in
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FOR wOUNTS EITHER oCCAsIONFn BY THF
BANONET, rABllk, uk tht hliAkI.
SuAkS Oh Rl.l 81

To which every soldier and sailor are liable, thcre
Nc medicine ~ sale, SURE, AID convenient. as
Hollow ay 5 fllls ald blulns-t Tho Tuof NuuuUrl
and almost dying sufferer might hav, lis wounds
dressed Immediately Il he wo4ld ols lryvia, him
sell with tins mAtchltss Olutmrnt WLs,h shuall hc
thrust Iuto the Wounl sna suvsreo ala over d. lhtn
covere. with piece al linen fr,n his Auarsaok and
compressed with a hanaA srchirf laA lls lht aud
morning OF EIGHT Pills, o. Good thc system aud pre-
vent Inflammation.
Every soldier knapsAck and Ssamar r chest should
be prov iIvd Nith thest Naluabt R.Intclos
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EOBES 4 HITCHCOCK have just receiv-
Il Ell hve styles Of Hats and Caps. Also Alex
andre Kid Gloves for Gents-the best in the market.
New Styles Of goods received every week 1851
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-The under
~ signed will pay Bounty OF Two Hundred Do
lars for q number Of substitutes 10 enlst for che
year, the sum OF Four Hundred Dollars for tire
years the money % be paid mmsii2tsly upon beng
mustered in. The above amounts viii be paid IN zd-
ditIon 20 the local bounty 70 which recruits viii be
entitled, which will probably DC hundred dollars
No enrolled person need apply.
Ed " BURTCH
Lansing, July q. 1854. ass
MACHINE OIL Just received
4t1 &sS1 AT MLLARS.
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COUGHS AND oous AFFECTING TRoors,

viii be speedily relieved and ofcctaAIy cured By
using these admirable mcliclncs. ami by pay ig
proper Attcution 60 thc Drectous WAlcA attached
~ Zach p.l or Boy
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NANTED.-F Common Brick Ma
w sons, first class to lay Pressed brick, and
also 10 IAbcrers, To which good wages will be paid.
Address, C. c. DODGE,
July 9th 1864 (4S3) Lansing, Mich.
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Sores and Ulcers Roiches and ~ ciues can with
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nlgA ana morning and The Ointment De- freely tsea
stated iu the printed instructions Il treated iu
any othcr manner. they cry up one i-rt a.
break out IN another "a Acicas this Oiutulslt Nj
remove the humors irCm tho - stsu, ana lsaNcs io
patient = rigorous and healthy man 10 viii rcqlI.c
htl4e perseverance la bad Cascs o. iusure
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WEAKNESS Or DEBILITY INUUCEn BT
okkR kAllOJk,

Viii soon disappear by the use 81 these Invaluable
Pills aud the soldier wl quickly AcQ4irc additional
strength Never lei the bowels oe ether ccunlc1
-lduly acted upon IL may seem - Aukc Thai Hobo
way Pits should be recommended icf 'sscuttry
Auu Flax, many persons supp,siug thAl tii.y would
Increase The rslAXAton lhIs - great uletaAc, lur
ihase Pills WiA correct the liver a., aud
thus remove ali acrll hliuors from tat > 81. ul.
This medicine viii give tone aAu NisVr a. tnt Wloc
organic - stem. however dcrAngca WAle le@ltl Aud
lcugth lol4ow q matter 81 so4rse. Nothing Nll
STOP The relaxation thc bowels So sure tAls IA
nous medicine.
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SICK HEADACHES AND WANT Oh ArpETIIE
INCIlkNlA 10 SOluiiIiS

Those feeling which sslccn -, usually arise
rom troable annoy ArCes obslruCiel >pllAtiou
ealing drinking Whatever a. uuW ho4esVul. thus
disturbing The lra4thlul actiOu VI lie Liver .aud
stomach These org2ns must oe relctca, a. you de-
sire u be vel. The tlAs, iAAeu ACCORDING a. the
printed Instructions VII quickly pro1cct hea4sAy
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COUNTIES. Income. Licenses lOther Total
, 1864-06-14
FROM 6HEKHd ANS ARMY.
Latest from the War tn.GeofGia,

NEW YoEE, Jane 1a.-The New FORK 7Fl5uass
eoiIeep ornept with Gen. sherman's army, under
Of the ed Corps Yesterday morning made dash
Oh our advanced lIne of works, With tue iuteutton
Of occupying better position. They were met
movable. and although the reba1s cams up within
S1eat confusion. Th,s repulse oi tha auataT has
which they hare ,ei suffered. During last hight
the enemy assaulted Hooker, hut were repu'aed,
a. usual, with loss. The attack on h1ePhcrson,
referred TO in former letter, proved very d1sas-
trous to the enemy. The rebels came on in two
DIVISIONS. with great resolution. bat Euet with 4
verJ destructive fire from both artillery and mus
the enemy retired, leaving the deld covered with
their dead md wounded, numbering nearly Z, 600.
, 1864-06-14

- Mr. Stephen Massett, We understand,
gave selections from "Drifting About" On
last Tues day night, oefore the Prcsident and
Nts. Lincoln at the White House, Washing
ton. It was private affair. The President
seemed particularly pleased with Coloael
Pipes capital imitation Of Edwin Forrest.
T44e National Union Lca:ue-The
Platform Adopted.
.fCorcspokdeuce Of the n. Y. Evening Fost1
BAI71norx, June 8, 1854.
ecnd you copy Of the resolutions passed
.by the Grand National Council OF the Union
Iesgue Of America, assembled at the New
Assembly RoouIs in this city. The fnjunc'
1iou Of secrecy hHs been removed.
R1aa'exd, ThAt ,Fe viii suppot the Ad mfpistta
tCp In the yieorou. prosecution OF the wa1, to TIT
con,plete and o1al suppression Of the Re beltton,
aud 10 fhif ne pledge aft our epergies aud efforts
REQ red, Tint RiayeYy, being the CAUSE of the
Ye1n NIcp und the hond at union among tFaikors
cnpht to be abolished without delay; and 1t Il
fln ssuee 1f this organization TINT Slavery IN al
il ,orroe should he proh:bud by an amendment
to the Tedarat Constitution.
p,ts involved In the policy known ~ the Monroe
. Rc,plrtd, That the con6seattoD acts Of Congress-
ets aid he promptly and vigorously enforced. and
n1a1 hame:teede on the lands condscated und| II
, 1864-06-14
Highly InpoEfaat from the L0xveF
m1AsiAs1pp1-1he War In Arkansas.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibu1e.7
CA1no, MoNpkr Juue Is, 1851.
Information has Arrived from Hickman, stating
that all il now quiet there. and VIC haVe sufficient
force to keep any number Of rebels at tb,y.
Lieutt. uugg and Stanley had not been recover.
cd. There will be 10 trouble OF any consequence
in this portion Of Kentucky,
The ram Horner brings the latest news from
vtckehu1g. She reports that although Marmaduke
Ia reported few miles lrom there, no guns arc
now located at Columbia, Ark. His battery can
be placid very eaetly, whcn thought necessary, on
the Mfssisa1ppi shore. The Hoyner was hailed BY
PLANTER below Granville, who told the Captain
that the rebel Gen. Ross with force off, 600
men waB advancing towards the river. Intending
Junction with Mar,nadake to close navigation
entirely. At that time he said Ross Was Oh Deer
Creek, only ten miles from there. The cittzens
are desestins the country all along the river side,
fleeing from rebel CONSUMPTION, and endeavortng
to reach the country where they Will not sta1ve to
death.
From the officers OF The steamer Fitzhugh, lata
IRON the White River, have the following lnfor-
ma'ion:
There are great numbers Of refugees gathering
along the Arkansas and White Rivers, rnauy Of
whom are suffering for the necessaries OF life;
othere fee from consctiptlon. The Fitzhugh
brought up q large cargo Of refugees and few
eontzabande. They ttate that Marmaduke exceI8
tvcn the elave-drfver Forrest In bloody inat1ncts
AID bsrbarDus acts His name is Terror to the
whole country.
Although but small boat, the Fltzhush brought
from the vicinity Of Jacksonport to Batcs7llle
1.sOo refugees, mostly consisting Of women and
children.
Pine EluF and Duya1f's Bluff are reported quiet,
, 1864-06-14

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chtcago Tttbuue-l
I.,na ~ 1nkf

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trihuue.l
MADISON, MONDAY, June Is, 1864.
Adiutant ;Atwell, Of the 36th Wisconsin regi-
ment who was wounded in the shoulder few
miuptes before Col Haskell mas Killed, has arr1y-
ed here. Hc says sueh was the conadeuce reposed
in Its officers that the regiment was used the same
az II II vas q veteran, while the men uobly main
tanned the high reputation Of Wisconsin soldiers.
He ssys it has hsd fity or sixty killed. and SOHO
four hundree wounded and missing it lost few
pftsone1s while Diminishing.
Arrangements we1e made to-day for the secep-
tfou Of he veteran I'd regiment when it returns,
unees the railroads tpotl the programme By bring.
tug 1t here at an unreasonable hour. There will
be PROCESSION Of dre companies And civic sode.
t1ee. dinner In the Cspttol park, snd addressed
by judge Cole and Others
The 40th lenvsa for Memphis carly tomorrow
forenoon. The Governor presented 1t beautiful
set of co1ors this morning. This fuslough Of the
I'd caval,, having expired It IL to rendezvous here
tomorrow, and will probably leaTe on it, return
to Arkausas on Thursday.
Yesterday morning, Frank Davis, the keeper d
a taloon, ~Aa shot in liquor quarrel bT soldier
of the Sd rsya1T, Bho deserted from prise's army
md 3osned tho regiment In Arkansas. ue WIS as.
eailed BY Davis with ha chet and stones, and 1t II
alleged, fred In sell defenee. oas1s died las.
night, The soldier has surrendered himself.
, 1864-06-14
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Capture of tho suuhoat Water
witch,

NEW ToKK4 June 1t.-A Hilton Head letter gives
fuller deta,ls Of the recent capture Of onc Of our
vessels:
At clock On the morning o. Friday, the ID
Inst. the bfocka&er Water Witch was captured by
the rebels In 0ssabau Sound. The only person on
board that escaped was Negro, who. at the time
Of attack, }eaped ovcrhoasu and sRa N to Tgbee
Island. and thence made his why to Fort Pulaski.
Ha etates that the rebels steahiiy approached the
eu1boat in ecows climbed up her sid ea without
opposition, and inedi 1,elT t5ok her Into po
etou* Not a &hot tcas fred from either sido The
EhoIe sabsss Of the matter ts th3t the olcets
ofthe Water Witch ere completely saEpti sad. The
affair Is Conceded to be ono Of the most dlsgFacefu
marine deastcrs that has ever taken place IL the
department.. The Water Witch was built after
the model Of the Harriet Lnac wis OF aho at 80
tons burden, and carried three 1b+poupder Dahl
grens and three 1aponuder howitzcts. Her f1te
IL pot known. but 1t ls believed she was run over
to Nassau. On the day preceding that OF her cap
tire she had been visited by the supply ship Mas
sschus ette, and had taken On board a large quan-
tity OF subsistence storen. BY losing the Water
Witch VIC lore one Of the heetess, aud, iu every
respect. tho most valuable vessel Tor blockade s.
vice We had IN the squadron. 1t WAS reported
yesterday, At Hilton Head. that small boat, well
manned, sent out from Fcrnandfua for the pur-
pose Of making search for the mtsBlng gunboat,
had not been beard from, and that the soppoaitIon
is that the small boas with its crew had boon COB
he'd
, 1864-06-14
CHICAGO, TUE5DAY, ii NE IL. 1914.

Fremort'e objections to eondscanon and hatred
of Lincoln, IRE the bonds Of union betwas1 him.
self and the Copperhe.ds-
The euetislas In Lafayette county, las. week,
txcked the town OF Dover, and on smaller &C le,
are robbing the houses and p+rso1s OF our cisI-
zena in close proximity 10 Lexington.
Mesers. Bellies, Bradford, Wlddel, McCosmack
and Allen, were al visited by them ut their saver.
al places Of abode, and articles captured, from a
darkey to fady's' breastpsn.
On Friday Of last week, abont twenty bush-
whackers entered the village Of Shanghai, In J oh
son county, abou1 ten miles fronl Watscusburg,
and burr down four dwelling houses, two s.ore-
houses, and several Other hQffdtngs. They then
went on two OK three niles from there, and robbed
and burnt the dwelling house Of Ar. r. ". Day,
making clean sSecp Of what he had.
, 1864-06-14
Whrrc Morgan In Going

.Fron ne ctncinnati Commercial, June III
The raid In Kentucky was the subject Of q
p'e1ry animated n. discussion on Third street
1t that they are DEMOCRATS Of lie etrictest
persuasion. though they are not disposed to
eive their support to Abraham Lfneoln ind
Andy johnson, who are about as Dcmocrat-
couItry.
"Where can John Morgan he going w ID
o1e; "hs can't stay long in Kentucky,
"Going" exclaimed another. as though be
on 1he subject; " whs "a Chicago. H. !.
going to the Chicago Convention, and has
lte delegates along With him! John is War
DEMOCRAT Wasnrt he Democrat before the
var, and hasn't he been In 1t ever since the
mues broke out" -; -
TbIs, Of course, was conclusive. Nodoubts
were expressed that John and his delegation
wnn1d be admitted at Chicago. Their creden-
till are not OF the sort to BE- disputed.
, 1864-06-14
NJ MBEK 3O7.

,,fnr,o -, ~ R.,r ,on,s bour the refp,rct }eft
~ abont tscors for Cairn. sn Tnsfa FIR Tcr1nhia
Th,s yesrment WA raised st Hitwn1tec. And con.
nornr.n'es rnm,sn~ Il nj hs1no orySnfsa3. Ths
Son~inD !. tha Fnsfe+ ~ 81 eomnaissIoued stoff
| = EnGE. T. Rsttrtrt
| E1inrMU r Gintv
Adjptdns-A. Holbrook.
Quorte1naster-S- ". Smith.
Sofuton-S Blood. :.
-sta"t d.1etant een.gNsr e.-:r Hans5,r+
1AnSt1axHsN~ ~ p, NstTx ~ uatsS9us e.
asass -ssr.,a ~ u Maans ra.s, ,,,,,
es.eaa5 to %ot cs Sosnens ~, ~ main 49,, sno
c.np, nen,}aa ttc 4n .ha sSat !Ms tncinn.t, ~
Inc and s.co.ted ~ 2sns,ns % n anT1aan i,tejt
~ - ~ Shs eeu 70 ~ ~ Htss m
, 1864-06-14

II on becrapted to our soldiers aud others Who
htEe 'een made INDECENT BY the acts Of traitors
and TetAIs.
defense OF the national dag Is ent1tled, without
dist OF color OF onalfty to tho protection
Of tie government he defends To the full extent Of
that royerDtnent'e power.
Resclfed, Tint We hereby tender our Thanks to
the soldiers army and the ea1lora Of the nexY
, 1864-06-14

NEW York, May 1a-The R7sk.s. B tttimore COZ
respondent eays he Blair family have been beaten
Co1vt ntion bad one majority ant1-nl4if, contested
delegates thus securing an aast BlatrLiucolu cleo
tora1 ticket. Meantime the Fremont men arr
moving ana will rBt their electoral ticket In the
fejd at the proper time.
The free State Constitutional Convention has
got through thc whole 81 articles Of the bill O
rights, ba"ine the parannunt are2ienca and aho
1iton OF tlayerJ articles vel to act on Tnese viii
OCCUPY two weeks Of debate,
, 1864-06-14
FROM WASHINGTON.


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sseenr sates Ths was s uearjy two outss s 1as as
49, - - - ~ .+ss t.~,aS IT,. rst,n,s ~,
fore az Dc ssye he ~ss iofeed ihso voting Tor the
The duty OF tie senste to hara FIshback arrested
III IN a.uei aao aoetlos u te"s11on-
Ar. Wilson wanted the Arkausas case fully in-
vestleated, bpt be would NOT, under any conceiva-
Ria circumstance rote for the admiration og anv
~ -tt. 80 a,S.s ro,a,t;on ,n- -rao,5 ~ +a.s
'nau "no LAS s'aeH 1eot'!lon' nor "ou.o NJ 'o1o
to allow any traitor 10 hold any odee OK honor Or
tratt under the Government. he regarded Fish
backs presence an insult to The Senate and every
,aa., saa. 1e ~ .aa-,x,. aA>@ ~'e>'
iotat niaa II ~ eouusts.
motion to Lay The whole subject on the table
received but five votes Chandler, Howard, Rich.
s-dton ana wsde All The nancrs ware thcn sant ~
..,a ,.sa1a,-.. ra~.,rs,..sa ~ 3 '~''' ~
tne 'uolt1afy Sou1ua41'ee'
, 1864-06-14

New lonK, Jure 13.-The Pvt says the report
that Mr.. Chase has negotiated foreign loan. 'he
inttrxst Of which is to be paid IN Amsterdam, IL
premature.
:, 1t appears that 3arrhal Murray let tho Pctrie
Improvement Gaze 20 By default. aad thsf es WIN
now teIt1o1art the case down to this city before
United States Julre
, 1864-06-14
From the South

Nrw TonK, Jun ts.-The R1'sE.h co.{sd<sa@
aays eix Thousand Federal prisoners csptpred y
Us ssfass @ u to rrbeI ID ID
EaDth
, 1864-06-14

IGPeC44 0sH{Ete71
81. Ior1s, HondsY, June IS.
The1e il a movement going On herc. 10 urge the
Chicago Convention to accept Gen. Fremont ~ ,ts
Presidential candidate. TIE Germans tave betu
approached On the subect, and It Ia reported that
N edost VIII be made to olect d delegation from
this State. pledged to % for Fremont II te bas any
hov whatever.
, 1864-06-14

CAFE RACE. June H. The steamship B Afghan,
iron Liverpool, I'd, and Londonderry, I'd, passed
here yesterday with five days' later rews. Tho
news /: unimpo1tant. On the 1st, In the Hopss Of
Commons. the Government was defeated by 10
majority.
Bteadstufa dFm, with an upward tendency.
Provisions steady.
Contols, 903SG90H ..... ...
American RtockH-nl1nofb Central bhareA 1891
lii. Rawett, one Of the directors Of tho Inter-
Eot!onai Telegraph Co., h3s be n giving explsna-
tiopa at Liverpool Of the design Of that company
to eoustruct Telegraph 10 Amttita, stirling nom
crne salon had heen ohtainsd from the
French Government In kavor Of the enterprise
capital Of hall million sterling IL reQui. ed.
The conference met uu'ths ID tnst., but moth
ire definite Wss aErred at.
49, ARRIVAL OF THE AAXoNIA.
NEW YoRK, June 13.-The Saxonta. rom
sauthaupfnn 1tt. arrived At natdnighk
Files contain little n.ws.
In he Route Of Commons Hf. Lindsey post
pcned his motion relative to The Confedetate
atsss until the t7tb.
, 1864-06-14
THE NATIONAL UNION COM.
N1IH'TEE.
Meeting 1nwashington--0 --0fganIzatlog
OF tho a.o1nmlttee-HsRda "a
be in the Cisy Of New York.

WASHINGTON, Friday, June ia meeting o1
the NntionaI Union Committee Haa held IN this
city to-day, When. on Enotioa OF Mr. Beuter, ol
Ohio, it @ns received that the Chairman appoint
IN Executive Committse Of hve aud that the
headquarters of the comna1ttaa be in the city ot
New York.
On morton Of Senator Lane, Of Kansas, It was
reeo,s cd that the CaalrmAn OF this Committee be
member and Chairman Of the Executive CON-
mltte1.
Hon. E. II. McP herson DECLINING to accept the
Office Of Secretary It was resolved that Hon. NJ.
D. SptrrJ, of Conn ecticut be appointed In his
pluce, aud that he also be 1nembet and Secretary
Of the Executive Committee.
On motion Of Senator Lane, OF Kansas, it WAS
resolved that an advisory committee OF Eve be ap-
pointed By the Chairman, to have its headquarters
at st. 1ouit, for such purposes and With such
covers az the Executive Committee may deem it
pxp+dlent to confer upon IT,
Tho Chairman then appointfd aa Executive Com
mi.iee: Messsa Glatln, Of Massachuaetts; Ward,
Of New Jersey; senter. Of Ohio: Purvfsnce, OF
Pennsy1vanis, and Carl, OF New Hampshire: and
Us The Advisory. Committee: Messfa. Lane, OF
Kansas: S. q. Bond. Of Missouri: D. g. Cook, Of
Illinois; D. P stubhs, Of lows, and Thomas Slmp-
Eop, Of Minnesota.
on motion, It was resolved that the Chairman oi
the Committee he also Treasurer.
On motion Of Senator Lane, It ~As resolved that
the Chairman he authorized and requested 70
correspond with the President Of the National
ltaane in regard to the Presidential campaign.
The Committee hen adjourned.
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Chairman.
, 1864-06-14
Erie Canal.

nrvr41o. june 1a-The runnrs oS break In
the Inc Canal at Cohoes arc untrue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-15

arrangement has been removed, as Mr.. Jay
has most truly remarked, since the slave owner
has ceased to fll your counclls with his tyran.
meal spirit, and to inhame the animosity Of
your people against nation which, with all
her shortcomings and with all her faults, has
been the sincere, constant, and active enemy
Of slavery. In the councils OF England, too
at least In the general sentiments OF our nation
"A change favorable TO the continuance Of
friendly relations with your country will not
fail 10 ensue when the allen form Of Slavery
having disappeared, your Institutions shall
stand forth In their true lineaments and native
character, as the first attempt In the history OF
the world to found great community on the
principles, on which alone a community
worthy OF the name can be founded, OF COM
mon interest and equal right.
Your cause, as said before, Is ours, II 10 the
cause Of the whole human race. That all the
sacrifices you have made for II may be abun-
dainty repaid, that speedy victory may attend
your arms, that victory may be followed by
perfect reconciliation and the healing Of all the
wounds which civil war has made, and that
you may be guided by the spirit Of wisdom and
Of patriotism through the work Of reconstruc-
tion and all the difficulties and problems which
remain, Is the earnest prayer Of thousands and
tens of thousands Of English hearts and ofnone
more than Of mine.
Professor Smiths remarks ELECTED frequent
and enthusiastic applause, and were heard
throughout with the deepest attention.
Letters from President Lincoln and Secretary
Fessenden were read by Mr.. Butler, who, at the
close, said he hoped that the friends present
would then, In an informsl manner, give eI.
preston 10 their feelings. He called on VIM.
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