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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

ClxysvsH Wsgys- ,. -. 1854.
h yhsdDle, 1s reseG demoosesa'ious
o. hghos@ - ooue1, apparently To-
ID hsts1 6y losss Ioldisy or sssking
ofIos fro8 tbS pssssnt adniostration,
give evidence Of concerted movement
% secure the re -eiec.Ion of M. Lincoln
. thp Presidency; and, whereas, We do
not believe that . perpetustion OF his
power 10 calculated - meet % iul ? %
needed the stern, yet delicate, emergen-
cies Of the period therefore, be it
Il sotvsd, l. That the country, in our
jodg,s snt, demands change Of admia-.
istrstioo, suon % will secure more Wig.
orous and economical conduct ef tie
war agaleat tbs ssbsllios, Nd : tseat-
ment Of the subject Of slavery which
vili result in it, extinction.
2. That the unoooditiooalIy loyal men
Of the nation hays thus e sustained M
Lincoln, . ~ head Of ~ Government
| In the jost ositieism bic course has pro.
| voked, fearing that such criticism might
weaken bis efficiency ~ President but
thst Il . now time for them to express
th cir conscientious convictions, and no
longer leave the world to suppose that
because they have cordially supported
him while in office, they are therefore
pledged to his continuance in it for oil
future time 10 come.
8. That, while he shall have our hear.
tp support to the last hour Of bis official
existence, we still consider it our soiemu
duty 10 procure the election 10 bis place
OF some man more positive and coursg-
ous 10 character, who shall be able to
bring the war to . speedy close, and af-
terwasd insugurate such statesmsnlike
measures Of peace ~ will enable the
! people to endure the enormous financia
burdens which weak policy has air ady
impored.
4. That the apparent popularity o.
the President 10, ia the main, the result
Of the silence Of those opponents Of hi,
measures who have supported them
through excess Of loyalty, while they
have oharitably overlooked his faults and
concealed bis weakness; ard that an
honest expression of public sentiment
will show his record TO be vulnerable IN
every point, and utterly beyond success.
fol defense.
5. That we believe either Hon. S. p.
Chase, Major General Fremont, Major
General Butler, M,j,r General BAuka,
or Major General Grant 10 bc tar prefer
able ~ Presidential candidate to Nj.
Lincoln but our judgment 10 in favor Of
. civilian rather than soldier.
6. That Salmon =. Chase, from his
svowsd principles, bis uo,oo ofiotellec-
ual and moral qualities, his character as
statesman, aud his consistent AMI IRE
rrOachsbls record, is our fret c.oice for
the next President, and that we pledge
ours. Ives 10 use all honorable means 10
secure his election to that Office aud in
woke the earnest cooperation Of I'll who
- Ne principles more than men, and
WHO esteem country % more sacred than
patty.
z. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to all the lending new papers in the
United States, with requ ut TO publish
the same. M. L. SCHACu,
NJ ~ A..-~ae~~-, O.: s.ssssA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

SuIclDE.-John Wesley Owen, aged
IS years, ssmss,sssd suicide on the eve.
ming Of the 35ths At the Seven mile
House, on tho BardstoSn ta.np,ke, tv
blowing bis brsios out. Nj. Oseo vas
cripple. and hal led rattsr "a eventual
lie for, cripple - be was, he had killed
three men In encounters of one kidd or
another always acquitted, too, on the
plea OF acting IN se,i-i defence. Whelh-
er 1t was remorss Of conscience, Of peo-
ers' bad hea th that led 70 this desl rue.
LOssisviiLe Dem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
A SoLplss K,Llsp wa,

A SoLDlss K,LlED IN GA1rsA.-A.
: sold o. by the name Of Go. Dye. and
h's father, we're gong With hor.e ma
wagon fssn Gsls.a 70 the New Ca,;fo,.
nia mioes. yesterday, the hols.. ppob..
BY taki"g right. overturned the vseor.
Throwing oct both. The solder strnci
With he tetteeee spos he frozen eroued
Esd died 10 eh6tt 15uS. md {hS nm,
~ q h6uRye n6 lJldiIi /. Z,
= ~ sE|3n ~ ~ Sxst x..5 ~
- ~lss bas sxsa -bpsa ~ eer il j
y{ass ~ -sofaasa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ WIt0oS SIsI, n
= Z WING A&nh y.
Price, with nenner Z Peller. IA
THE WILCOX ! GIBBS SEWING nAcur
4 is As bsa masaiss sitAost ssesrI - .I6N
Family seWing.
AelnlninG,
fel1fnG,
Tncking,


i form. At. evea 81 slaseie ssan which -
vasssste6 not " fipto war eveo u Ohe 49, =
cut q 1ksqaAnk1u tosyn1o on1 Also naAae nm ~
eamssaAs0 'sssAnsslve Ne WeSA sah. rrsr-r'.'
A pesseee6 device - rees utl1lty y lont,en.
pesven1 s0t pcseiSslNy a he nae1ioe heloet1r
=, ... sis .'Sse sI::s:e. 9 - aa'>se
1o-Asr fesssfs Wsich dessevss paetieulse q.
se.saon !. the y ilssx Psssat Assais, vAish saa-
not - cot wrong. -
Ills saphesieally the god lew.p,issa family
sewing msehise tAas ths puhlic have loag. ssss
\. Its indeed . woadssfll peeasseioa q e. a..
" u.s. csCssia!ly no other viii bsas aey sonpee
loo With IT, PHI. Bssaja0 yosvnsI.
Anscha1id1l wosdsr. - bts.stee Aas$Ssss.
ADo0g tAe bsss - aess sssSsssAblo Dvin
.eehisss. Light and slssessly AaisAsd asA =
i@posse's fesis 70 ct ost q rspain- Pissssawy
Has eosbinsd With IT, own pseslias usrits Oh
the really valuable impsovsosats Of The hishss
priced mschinss.- PsessyJsanie
THE machine IN The opioion Of he committee
Vile Doss neasiy the Fsqaireoeots u pssfees -.
chine than any o. szhibisios. -Iraaai;s 1aaa1u1u
Taking into consideration simrlieitv RI eapee,s
durability and doing Ill wssf ths committees osss
onanimeusly In fsvvs Of the Wileos 3 0ibb1. .
single thread msehins Pssssvlsas;s Asss As
Ne must IN jsseios sxpeess our eonAdsnoe n he
nssits Of shs Wilcox I uibhs sewing mashiss.-
We consider thst greet djsidssatem he's heen
sspplied by . In peoviag bsyond aoaot Inst swe
threads ase net. - VS. suppssed, necessary . .
good machioe.- C1stsetan Advocate and Jsvrpel
Jsne 81. 1850.
After much wear and many washines he
stitching Is found 10 retain oil the rosndueee
svenness and 6rmnesa which Are % nush adnirsi
st aFst.-As1 Hsrs Ss~. fff37t N--ir
II psinciplsit il pssfeot -Eaeiaees. Losdes.
Hrs evident otnts Of superiority over III otAeee
PA1ed<lpAia Rssss.
ssrvicssbls machine. or this " have q.
pssience In our own family.- Bosom xyssslsr.
The beauty snd simplicity Of its mechanism
sse sdmirshle.- Rxpress.
hesewing msshins heretofore introduced hs,
II ~ short time acquired such we'll mseited non
ulasity.- 0Imcias sftj Gazette
We esteem il the best machine for family use.-
lie ssitcA Sc IN. gceptio n0t.-Sgssd BY mamy hus.
Died cissssas u Philadelphia.
HSena Tor 4 Circular. -
JANIS wilcox, ~ ufncsursr,
spS-oH sos Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
TOHOrse OwnarA

HORSES is uurivaled BY any, and In all cases Of
Lemeness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its eject 10 magical and certain.-
Harness Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, TO-, II
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and k,ngbone
may TO easily prevented and cured in their inc,p-
bility Of radical csrs. No case Of the kind.
however, 10 90 desperate or hopeless that Il may
DO allevisted BY this Linimsnt, and It's faithfal
application will always remove the Lamensss,a and
enable tho horses to travel with COZ paratve esse
Every horse owner should have this remedy At
hard for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lsmens will s6ectuslly prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which oil horsesare liable
and whi,h render 80 many otherwise vslusbli
horses nearly worthless.
Sec dvertisement. Rl8-dvIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
TRAGEDY IN Pennsyi. aats..A Retur~ed
Soldier sssasg1eI By his Wife end hos
Paramount.

from the Pittsburg Chronicie.1
In the early part Of the present mouth
solder belonging to The Tooth Regi-
men', having re.enIisted for the war, %.
tained thirty days fu,lough, and re-
turned 10 his home in Lawrence county.
about four miles from Darlington, and
almost joining the Beaver county line.
The man was married, and during be
sbsence bis wife contracted an intimacy
With q scamp 10 the neighbo,hood, which
eliminated into criminal inter course be.
tween the p.L,ies. OF all THE, how ever,
the husband was in complete ignorance.
Soon after his arrival, it was agreed be-
tween tho woman and her paramour that
he should be put out Of the way, and QUO
night, while the uu.uspecting man Law
a-leep in his bed. the guilty pair ap-
preached him, and slipping . moose,
which they had previously prepared.
over his head, they threw the other end
over . beam which extended across the
dwelling, and, pulling on it with oil their
might, they swung the wretched man of
the bed, and, in . moment almost. had
him in such position that resistance on
his part became impossible.
Finding that the death did not take
place as soon ~ they expected, they fas.
tened the rope, which rp TO this time
they had held over the beam, the BODY
Of their victim writhiog in his death
agony from the other end, to q peg in
the wall, and, leaving the miserable man
to his fate, passed out Of the houee. AZ
ter remsining outside long enough for
strangulation to take place, they again
entered the house, and, taking dowo the
now lifeless remains Of the murdered
man, carried them to coal bank in the
vicinity, inside Of which they con. called
them.
The next day it vas noticed that the
woman's paramour was rather flush Of
funds, and this, coupled with the fact
that the soldier was missing. induced
those who knew the guilty relation,
existing between the woman and the
man, to suspect that ali was not RICH:
% an inquiry was instituted, through
which the entire tragedy vas brought
to light. The woman, struck with tear
or re,norses made . confession Of the
whole affair, duplicating her paramount
- the principal IN the murder. add
both he and she were arrested and
committed to Jail At New Castle to await
their trial Tor murder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

DEArs OF Col. N2LsoN, OF Missouri.
We are called upon to perform the
painful duty Of record ng the destb of a
gallant and accomplished officer q our
army Col. VIM. II. Nelson, Of Nilsson
r.. He was knocked from hi. horse b,
an exploding thell from the en- nv. feet
Cd Charleston, on the IA uit y
Col. Nelson was member Of the LAT
Y. $, Cavalry at the commencement, Of
host'li,ies, sbas Ieft 10 Apsil, 1901. and
rePaned TO the Confederate (,ap.t.l.
where hsareceiyed i commission q Lien
tenant Of Caval. y il the regular Q. IS.
Army. With the rank Of Msior Of Vol
anteera, With orders to report to the 40.
co"pl.hsd Gsn. 4ohsstos,a who took
command ot our sofces q Hatper's F.tS
y. Since that ,tins haA1 ioeleoa-.
stant'y IN sersiae.s anduia ~ yetsrta a.
nisy p'tchet bastlea HI Ease wss IL
ap With { be4utifAf4 (lilp ,dasinals !, = 8, 60
gageosnk-RieAssVon Wkiess's.- s. 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
InpsFta1t Cure u Cssyauptier,

To ~. =. G. HUne, II lsdiaaaseass. lsd. :.
80 ass sscsaS eetai y t6s 0aay ssAsss pesmsn.
se.v esfsd g Consssptass, byDs Nssss = ,
~ ~ % soessnetse ~ naaooDoag
hao.iedg. : q sstal fsasDSuaess r. S. ~
lesa.oA estoee - oysssg. hs1 bsoa sDtsoc1
lseOooeaotesO. fes ~ -. shsoo Ssnen. a1l
~ 49, = ys1 Rcd 80 $500 eblo - eaa4 $500.
Soee s4neeGee6 ~ ~ skin ~ sAei 49, ehy1s'
s'sas ~ go 80 sear, sDd es Isss u bssssf ~
nope ~ slAs0ss expired, vhss Asssd II ne ".
eseos ee4eoO. afeASsa n hsa uodSs Vhepe 49,
nsss Ne ssfe wss pssseet u sl3 ~ n, - ltas
Issss1sd - ossseeeisu b sss palpaG AL ~
- % sae aIesese stsaplesteA 1hsss bsea vell
sssee the ssss - eGsssss, a. ssSl ~ e,.se.
Inssss0 ~ Sssse - sAsAisssss : hae-
ever: 9sst cAoes1sl1 reopw0sal n .aG,esca
70 hto. heheesosea ~ life - n1nv .fS~sS
- ~ saysss ~ 500 Eiess h,a, - ~ ~
~ ~ oeey vsaeo eee ~ oaks a susseieS 4.
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ssFess ~. IssfsssHrAs -1ho fs1lesfne n
~ = Ne nA9D ssSsinsaiaae q - rRsAiS
- 1enerned - ~. WsuDnULl ~ seaSHss.
y. vAe1e - OsDSle Llsseeo fhystei. I. ~
+, - $3.50 49, ~ ~ - 49, ssile s ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
Dr.. G. \. Wesdhlll,
Author and Lssturss.on @t 2
CHRONIC DlAR.AHEA.,

:, Oaers the most csrtsin, speedy ssd sts6sua.
~ hDlkS 10 tho " ord for tho iullvwirh ~.
PlAinss 10 their osstissss s.syss,vis:f ,Ts
Diaasss o'the Throat, Lssys, Asost S.Isps. L;y-.
e, Som 'cA. I,rypsey ~ ~ LkeN H. usd
Ear; kheumas,sm Neasdlgjs kls, asA W
other Nervous Dsrssysmssss ~
dsssases Of tie Blood Nc, otuls.
Eryspstss, Lesesr, Essr at4s-
Sores, Lepsost. k.d-
~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
THE GREAT eEcRET,

U6@ SSeAU O6SNeUO
1t 10 admitted By all physicians that the grani
secret OF health and long life lies IA keeping the
blood and various Asids Of the body IN high de-
gree Of Aaidity. When you feel continued pain
in thshssd ~ hswss, or any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sicknsss By taking
Brandreth's PILLS.
Bleeding may give msmsntasy ease, bseasss The
blood left will have more roam. bot - the bedy
IL made from the blood and sustained b. the
blood, to waste eur blood 10 to waste our life, ana
ruin our constitution. But Brsndreth's Pills ~
lieve the circulation - readily - bleeding BY on
~ taking away what It esn we'll spare, and SnBY
NEvBo BU1T..
Mrs. Hoepsr. Of Barnstabls, Mass, was cured Of
st. vitus Dance, General Debility and Costivs-
ness Of many years standing BY Brandrsth's Pills.
The case 1t length IL psblishsd IN the Pamphlets
sold b. y. =. BAIlord, davenport, Iowa, and by
al respectable dss. srs in msdicines ibl- 3iu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
A New Til z Under tho Nua,

4 New Thi 6 Under tho Sun.
In it, observation-disclosures.
IN its colo-ing pov,r-matchIsss.
10 I'LL its lngredieats- vegetable.
IN al its operstion-na.u al
In its identifying resu. enduring.
10 its ndency-pssssrvstive
In Its populariiy-unequalsd.
{ hristadOrO's Hair DYE
j. peono1nced BY ths World Of Silence AMI the
World Of Fashion. the finest preparation ever in
vented BY art TO rectify tn short com,ngs Of Ma
ture. Msnufsctursd By J. RljrADUKO, %.
Astor House, New York Sold BY al Drugx ,sts
Applied bv Ill HAIR Dressers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03


circle Of The Fsnian Brosberhood
A.s isssiy bses Instituted in netasegor.
Ahse6 oeJ,fsd 4 K.okut last
Tbursdsy is=s=ss'eoa, dssiSg which .
soldier vas badly stabbed and the saloon
elsaosAI eht. it.,@
The RsexAliaaa .alaias . pepslaaiea
Of more than 5000 for Iowa City, and
ssys: I'VE aeet Rssph nset svery
day, bunting houses TO live in, aud they
ore deemed lucky who Aoi. We have
known no suoh lack Of accommodation
for yssrs. 1sws City isso~s yst and
boucdso b."
Sheriff Mcdonald, Of Poweshiek cosu.
~. destroyed one barrel, one ksg and
ok bottles, oil contaioing the nas.isst,
s,iokingest, dir,iess rot gut whiskev ever
Intended for human guxzles, to the
amount Of 40 gallons, belonging to one
Peck, st Brooklsn. The liquor VA
seized BY the Sheriff under the Prohibi-
tasy Law, and after due trial the defend
ant vas feed $50 and costs, which
amounted to sbout @25 more, and tha
liquor ordered destroyed.
The Clay ton county Journal gives it.
readers the following advice. Il says
Do not take the eastern shinplaster.
rendered you by river merchants. They
won't DO 10 keep. A Till u before The
Legislature Of this State prohibiting the
circulation Of foreign bank notes, sod
there 10 no doubt but what the bill will
become . law. Get rid, therefore, o
every dollar Of eastern currency yor
have, and 10 exchange for your prodac.
take nothing but "gresnbacks."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store,

IVHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
/ 1oAMs tho citisens Of Scvtt ard adjoining
counties, that be will constantly keep il lis New
Store, corner OF Second auj Scott streets. . good
sssoetmsnt Of Groceries. nsur and Feed, which
he will always cell ct the lowest mssket prise
Highest price paid for farm Psodpoe. Goods
delivered free Of charge In city limiD.
Oel0 dAwlvl SAUL @. YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

Ladies, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't you fail 10 read the advertisement II
this papos headed
Important to Fem A1oO.
ur. Chssssman, Of New York, has devoted the
last thirty yass Of his psAesies 70 female eou-
plants. His Pills act like . charm. They are
Retakys osd l&fe. loe0 dVtm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

] u C',& c....
=. .,s,,,. Oos.s ,.
n ssrioss Pslesnsry, Bronchial ssd Asthnatie
a1sstiess, efssssioss insumbla
Browns Dronchia al 1roohee
ere eompoasdsd % ~ % rsasA directly the sest
u the dissass Nd give iasssse sslsss.
fob93-dA vim
- QUACKE1Y.-l eas,Ahy te9tlSp n
young men saGsras fsoa Nervous Debility, r.,
against sedsegsriss. their health b. pssspaiaiaa
my cfths sdvystming quacts. veu can fully ~
covsr b ~ methods ussd By he advstises, ssa
By husdssds Of etAsss, Asp m no osuxs yAx,
Reed letter Which vii naa ypa if you IN
ssnl he pod paid savsiops bsasing your ID.
dress. Direct 70
EDWARD b. TRAvER
Ssbll-d4o1yl Losk u, Boston Nass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
PnOT0GRAPnS
n MD 70 TFRRS!
J. SCHUELER.
Cerses 1ein asd 8scssA streets. ever

COfoo8 .00to I'D 4o0Oo1 0ereote. ovne
KAAneas~ TObseco saose,
HALLS TH1 ATTENTION o. TAI PUBLlC
49, - faee that ~ II prepared 70 exxea,e "a
osdess = tae teotoGft p md ,Am(eotype ~ n
ssye Sqoal 70 shot d 10y artfst 4ees q Ckio~Ko.
fsshealss astsdts6s pGid - taAfa9
C0sLOooeN ~ RsG4 Ux -.
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ioo4s : o3W H#n r0s r. 1iN4 IA TaFT :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
Useful 4 Valuable
Discovery!
HllToND
| Rsoluble Cenept

Is OF moro general prAetiea
utility than any invsotion
now before the public. Il
hes been thorouenly tested
auring the lass two year By
praesasal men, aad pcoaouns-
ID BY I'll 70 b
Superior . any,
adhesive preparation known
lurLsok's Ilsso.uBLs csnzxf
10 . new thing, and the re-
sult or years Of study /; IL
combination 10 on
Scientific Principles,
and under no circumstanees
Ior cnange Of lempscatusv,
will IL become cUrfupt q
emit any offensive susli.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

BOOI 4 . HOE
Mansfseturefa, using M.
chimes, will find il The best
article kn0ah for cenen,inx
tho Cna0usls, - IL vork1
without aslav. il mot sGeose
~ any ensnge Of ssinpsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

Conspiracy TO Mssdes 10 Order % We
lease \ fsssOo ere. three Gee Kill ID.
rs"Dsseat Cltssess, Male and Female,
Implicated,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

~ - Aa.paea g. Pe..
clalDy - Len 1aasr.
and W clsin o aa espeeial
merit, that u sticks Patches
and ilnings - boots ana
Shoes su6cisntly strong
without stitch ine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-30
HOODS REPORT

Gen. Hoods Off cial report OF the engagement
before Atlanta that occurred on Friday of last
week, which will be found elsewhere in to-
days Star. is but tissue of misrepresenta-
ton and fabrications. 1t is true, as he says,
that the rebels captured perhaps twenty-five
pieces of artillery from us early in the engage
ment; but he omits to add, what is nevertheless
true, viz that ere the conclusion of the days
fighting Sherman recaptured nearly all of
them; and further, that he left on the field of
battle (from which he was drIven) near
Iy as many dead alone as we lost
throughout the action. He also forgot
or omitted to state that his aggregate loss
ere compelled to retreat whence he came, was
at least three times as great as Sherman's. He
is evidently playing the brag game, to such an
extent as to make it plain that nothing short Of
magnificent l-g on his part will suffice to
keep the spirits of the Confederacy up to the
point of continuing the struggle in his quarter
with any show Of spirit.
We hear (and have every confidence in its
truth) that our general officers now serving in
that vicinity all regard the fall of Atlanta as
foregone conclusion; the only problem in con.
nection with it remaining to be solved being
what portion Of the rebel army can be taken,
or annihilated, ere and when Sherman elects
to take it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-30
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The Invasion Of PENNSYLVANIA
The Rebels Move in Three Columns
Cham bersburg in their Possession-Tel-
egraph Wires Cut-Rebels Moving To.
ward bedford and the Mountains.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3o,-A special despatch
to the Bulletin dated Harrisburg, fa, 1oiS oO.
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The Rebels continue their advance. They
are marching in three columns, one OF which
halted at St. Thomas, a point some few miles
from Chambersburg.
Since three a. m. of to-day, no Geographic
dispatches have been received over the Ameri-
can Line.
The inference is that the operator fled or had
been captured few minutes previous to that
hour he notified the Harrisburg and Pittsburg
Offices that the advance guard OF the rebels had
entered that town.
The suggestions of Yesterday have been
confirmed, and in official circles here it is be-
lieved that it is their intention 70 60 to Bedford
county and the mountains adjacent, sort of
general rendezvous. fC| 'T
The Hon. Thomas A. Scott proceeded to Bed
ford in special train yesterday to confer with
the Governor. The latter returned with him
to Harrisburg to-day.
Nothing has been heard definitely whether
the rebels are destroying private property or
pillaging the country in this advance.
There is none OF that alarm shown that was
SO painfully manifested during the former
rebel incursions. 1t was hard to realize that q
bitter and relentless foe was in clese proximi-
ty, but nevertheless it is so.
The Harrisburg Patriot and Union says the
telegraph wires are all down between the
former place and Cumberland. The dispatch
came by way Of Frederick.
The agent Of the Adams Express Company
yesterday refused to receive freight for beyond
Chambersburg, and to that point only at the
risk of the shipper.
Trains on the Northern Central road are
still running as usual. The Cumberland Val
ley road will run their trains only to Carlisle.