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, 1864-06-17
The Gunboat Alta ck on Fort Clifton,
Orr PoNr OF RocKs, Il

df1OAA11OA AAhEAt Hu4V W. AV9ss
At 8 a. m. on the 9th inst, the gunboats
Commodore Perry and General Putnam
opened fire on the rebel Fort Clifton, near
Petersburg, Va, which Was readily answered
by the gray backs. The Commodore Perry
lay up the right branch OF the river, above
Fort Walthall, distance of between three
and four miles from the rebel f5rt, while the
General Putnam, being of lighter draught,
ran up the lett branch, within one mile and
half Of the rebel works, and delivered her
fire with such precision as to cause partial
abandonment Of their works; but from
masked battery to the right Of the main
works an incessant fire vas kept up on us
until towards noon, when, the fire from both
gunboats tPerTy and Putnam) having silenced
the guns Of the main fort, they directed their
fire entirely at this interesting object on the
right, which had been source Of great an-
noyance to US during our engagement with
the main battery; but it was evident that
they ,he rebs) did not relish our mode Of do
ing "biz''; and, as 1t was about time for din
ner, they retired in good order las they al
ways do). Tho firing from our side continued
ut intervals throughout the day.
Strange to say. no damage was done the
gu1boafs engaged, although the shot. and
shell fell thick and fast on every sldc Of us.
The army gunboat Chamuerlafn had her au-
chor chain cut In two by q piece OF shell,
which exploded under her bow.-cor. N. 7.
Hrdld
, 1864-06-17

This gtnsleuan reached In the hall of the
HGCse OF Representatives yesterday to an lni-
,nt1sss audience, among whom was the Pres.
.cenf, Mr. Seward, Nr. Stanton, and other
prominent ,nen. His sermon was m ont and
III. Cslyanis,ic one, the first 1 have heard In
nearly twenty years. In one part of his dis
course lie sud: He had no authority to
u'.lc any religion for his hearers, but be vas,
Lc believed, called Of God to be witness of
tic religion that he had made known; aud,
So fer us he YVES concerned, it WAS matter OF
turreme Indifference to him, for time and
t,erIity, who believed him and who did not,
because his master had told him that if be
wuuld faithfully, kindly and affectionately
tell the story, there would be equally sweet
IL OF God in Christ to him for those who
had persisted as for those who were saved.
~ that he had no motive to deceive either
his hearers or liuself.'' y
, 1864-06-17

sreyar realized Till tsislost but how y tae pfeSom5s m
Il 10 b. retained. Al aky hoPr, lneetan .y m.y ne
r.vu IN Win nc air: it may oe inososa . 10 = :
rRuCht Of vatcr i maj enter II e.; 80 =. ruara
-e.inss o,hsr pcr,s MI ps;i o. aiss;se os
trn2s /, j n giant 1T Frka1s tAlI of A. st.
ntt,n less powerful md scstye than himself Tbs
n-n1 .rtfon n sinst Atk, whether ReLs fAt4d
,e liz All. or dec omN alag and .nk
y I.ser !t;nf e9n !, y rERS chLE
en- With new v,Eor and MI tnAt nasuIc requires so
:. ,onauer HA'ssts II s1mclsns nI'.s11x9 Il; FoWkE.
aEcs 81 malignant lsmltteat Fever made their az
liz a1ance ana some dozsn or more q the
II EoerxrTxEe h1oNAo8 BITTEKs, procured the
5t,es ILL., st1si1so A., f1:t nat noi or Of r. i1'
lat lat the preparation has been introduced 1nts on.
p1fa:e, civil MILITARY. II euEht to hsye bsen
: ecr late tAsu neytf. tt11- -kS21.E F.kAw
, 1864-06-17
1t fs mot often we speak OF Phys.
1ciuuE.

But We can eheerfnlly SAY ur. Whittier hasrtchly
earned the widespread rtpu&tlon wt1en be uoK en-
Joys. He has Aecr praGsice tban any othef PnSs'
1c!nn Chicago. In the treatment Of a those dia-
iIivae diseases 1e ~ tor The p.s, fsesa s
.untortuntte cases which have bathed the skill Of
othos Ihyslc!ana Hc mott 'usees<tnl II ~ treat
:dercd incurnbt. He Is tue publisher OF new work
called use Miro. Of Youth :: or, Al Men hnoT Toy.
.l which Will he mailed 10 all on rsccipt 0f three
jrnib scjA, postage A. he is Hst anxious TO do
all thc goo1 he huy nnc n%t call and receive hH
orIntou upon 1ho.e most critical msttert free Of
cilnve. 0nice srd pArlor- 164 Clark etreet. r O.
Boz s24. Ell bushes. strictly CONFIDENTIAL
iil1.ksttlXla
, 1864-06-17
Cerfurc Of tho Blockade Runner Siren.
formerly Sir George Ord's Yacht.

=. BEAUFORT, June s. 1S:4. T
Quite an unusual occurrence transpired In
this vicinity to-day. The gunboat Keystone
State. Capt: Crosby, on is outward passage
steamer floating the English colors. On per-
ceiyins the Keystone State in pursuit, the
suspected vessel endeayored to escape, but
after an hours chase Was compelled to haul
to, obedient to the summoos ofthc keystone.
Tie vessel proved to be the Siren, from St.
Georges, Bermuda. which port she left on
Monday, May so. and her papers were made
to Nassau. The captain, however, aekpow-
ledged that his real destination was Whining
ton, although ostepslbiy hound for NASSAU.
Hetmputed The cause Of Ills presence so far
up the coast to the fact Of his compass being
imperfect, being two and a half points out.
1ne vessel Was formerly used as yacht
6y Inc Governor Of Bermuda, Sir Georse
Vfus and On the Governor being recalled by
, 1864-06-17
The 1ron-Clad Fleet OF England

An official report of the iron n-plated shins
and batteries. already built or In progress in
England has Just been laid before Pa1lia.
ment. It includes the names of sixtce
armor-plated vessels anoat, eleven vessels
OF the same clnss now building; and sew.
Ell batterles-total thirty. four. The yessels
atloat are the Black Prince, Warrior, De-
fence, Resistance, Hector. Valiant, Achilles,
Minotaur, Rnyal Oak, Prince Consort, Gale
dobia Ocean, Jealous, Research, Enterprise.
and Royal Sovereign, The first five cost
respectively s3G3,sl3, $500, ,o95, s24o.7 .7t8.
2247,G72, and e2s6. .71s. The Royal Oak cost
e2259, ,Cc8; the Prince Consort, e2o4, ,064, 80
fsr as the accounts at present show: and
the cost OF other vessels attoat las not yet
bten accurately aseertained
Tic vessels building are the Agiuecmrt.
forthumbt r3and. Btllophon, Prince Albert
(eince ucchcd), Royal Alfred, Lord Clyde,
Lord Warden, Pallas, Favorlte. Viper and
Vl1en- Tho names ofthc floating batterfes
bus, ssa 03s: Terror, eso, ,726; Thunderbolt,
ECO ESQ; Etna, .e4a, COL; Glutton. s57, ,e03,;
Thrnderer CSC, 77G; Truety. aG9, EOS. In The
remarks appended to the tab Al Il portion Of
the return, 1t 1s mentioned In reference to
tue first five vessels, that the difference be.
Tween Tue 14bLAfs3 eAuhu III Lie Acco 1QtE
and those given In previous parliamentary
papers is caused BY the addition OF inciden-
tal charges on expenses Incurred in the dock
Yards, which had not at that time been in
cluded therein, as the principle Of making
such charges he'd not heen carried out. 0f
the Royal Sovereign, converted at es:inat.
ed cost Of 966, coo, 1t is observed that this
vas the estimate for the original alteration,
and did not include the value Of the ship as
4 three decker The design wns cnnsfdera-
hly altered subsequently, to meet Captain
Cc1es's views, and much additional expense
was Incurred. .-
The Prince Albert, which has just been
launched, is an Iron-cssed cupola ship.
Her length over all is 240 feet, while her
breath Is 10 feet-proportions which give
her rather heavy and 1nwleldy appsar4nce
and which arc certainly 1ikelY to tell yai nst
very high rate Of speed II h'avy water.
Her depth il no less than % feet, and her
burden, in tons, 2,5:9. All the details re-
1atiug to Eer general principle Of coustruc-
tion are almost precisely similar to those
adopted in the Warrior, the Black Prince
and others Of our amorsd ship3
, 1864-06-17
C. A uTlO NJ,
TIE GOVERNMENT EypOESE3IRyr

In order to guard against dangerous tmpont1ons.
putlc ase requested to take especial note Of th bean
ullJ cnetatc cd proprietary stamp, through which TIL
Goverpnent Of The Cnisea States otc,ally authentt
':ates every bottle Of HoSTETTERS TIERS. mi,
.hild thrown bS the Government orcr tho proprietor,
and the public for :heir joint protection placed con
sp1cuously the cork and over the neck Of
bottle, and canrot fail to strife the eye Of the os
casual observer. Nothing that puEports to be HOS
LETTERS DTTTEES can be genuine, uniass sht
stamp IL sttere- '' ...-
Itls alto proper to state that the BrTTERs are sold
exclusively In glses, and never under any ctrcunE
stancea ty the gallon or the bs1rel lmposto.s and
i,ato1s are abroad, AID the only safeguard tho pub
H. hare against them Is 10 sec TINT the Blttess they
huy bero the engraved label md nota Of hand o1
Messrs, Ecstctter and Smith, AID the stamp aboyt
ruentioned- -''
Prepared and sold By.
EOsTEFTEK Il SMITH.
.--'s PITTSBURGH. Pa. =.
uh{-vss1+6to-at -
, 1864-06-17
Soldiers, Attention!

Pain. dIseAs.. and exposure, with n hot cnn4'e.
,nauy vstsr b4d d1s, yfA ps qn:ye;9n.ele b.,
ETKE:GIHKHINo FILLS. ,yoa can endure ~
;ncec and ey! 1es.ln god b ais II tne ,: reade1
Ointment from the cEnE ktoEt II bis plact LOT htU
wr1,e to me, 90 Mntden Lana enelosanE me =aoqnt
land will 1nz. box tree Ut txpcnFe. Many dexlet1
will not ktep my edlcanes on hxna b.cause fnty ca
met make - much psfff as m o her persons. mnts
33 ctntG, O. Eente. Fl 70 r4r bex or pot. LoRD
SMITH. Wholesale Druggists. chicaE3t s:-ners'
Il Gents fer the West. 1e16E33Q ~
, 1864-06-17

Ras had than thirty yeaIs experience IN the
treatment OF private Dlseasts The Gnide, contain
Ing valuable 1Efe rmaticn and APFIDAv1Ts, exposing
the QuAc et Chicago, aild ffee from obs
Tor is c.ntE III postage stamps. Post ONCE Boz ~
Chicago, Illinois ttace and AGatomtnal Museum. le
E. utl Clark street. tEalft6-sFA
, 1864-06-17
4 Cousin Of Secretary Chase Murder"
ed by the HebeIs in Cold Hood
a oorraapopounto oF the RroDklYu IJt.ua nj

a
ed by the 1kebsIs in Cola Blood
A correspondent Of the Brooklyn O"tv's OF
Saturday last says:
"The remains of Arthur L: Chase. late 4
Lieutenant in the 8tb New York artillery,
passed through New York city this morn
Ing, on the way to Lockport, n T., the resi-
dence Of his parents, for tnterment- The
circumstances of the death Of this brave and
noble boy are of such q character that they
may well be put on record with the many
other acts Of disgracefal barbarity, which
will remain in the fixture as Just e1ponents
Of the character OF the rebellion, its Cause,
and It's abettors. He died In Washington, on
the morning Of the sth inst, in the ArmorY
Square Hospital, and after his death memo
andum was found In one Of his pockets, In
in his own handwriting, which states that
be had been wounded, disabled, and had fall
en- on the battlefield, and that While in this
helpless state he was approached by four
rebel soldiers, who shot him through the
neck, chest and thigh, placing the mnzzles
Of their guns 80 near him that his clothing
and aes6~ ~Fere burned by their discharge,
and are now the witnesses Of the truth Of
this memorandum, " hich he had strength to
make after suffering from tue atrocious act y
Lieutenant Chase was cousin Of secre-
tary Chase, and nephew Of Dr.. Wells,
Of Brooklyn.
, 1864-06-17
4DFlu1bolD's Ertrarts.

FNHE GREAT AMERICAN
l. REMEDIES,
, 1864-06-17
E.:nsulubtc Ni11mlrnt.

Is = new stsiltg And the result OF
years u study; 1ts combination Il
ion SCIENTIFIC 1'EIEcfLEe, and
tuLdcr M circumstances or cnapYf
Eof temperature Will it become
corrupt Ct emit any odeuniTe
Iame.i. ;.
, 1864-06-17
! Obituary.

Joseph c. Hornblower, Of New Jersey,
Who has lust died, was born ut Bellcri]le, N.
J May 7, TIT. His father, the Hon Josiah
Hcrnblower, was an Englishman and tai
ented engineer, who visited this country in
1750, and ultimately made 1t his home. In
1903 he was admitted to the bar, and soon
In November, 1882, he was arnnintsd Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court ofNew Jersey,
q position which he held for fouVeen years,
retiring In 1876, at seventy years Of age
In 1914 Juhge Hornh1ower was one Of the
most prominent members Of tue convention
called to frame new constitution for the
, 1864-06-17

-hCkELOE'B calerrsted HAIR DYK u TH1 nxbf
: TN EokLo. The only HAKxLKss, TRCK and RIIi.
-ehkaE-s Bed, Rusty Or Grey Bair Instantly. y q
3. e., ssnInr IT 71 tSs HaE s
~; be.ot1,p' lmpsr1a FRESH vttal,ty frequently re-.
SAD 0s:t Tue Genuine IL stcnsd W1L11AK 4. HAc8.
t9K I'll Hlaee. are Hfcrc in.,tAuonx Aod shonid De
-isr 1sftcl,NeW York. U3F9s7ly.
, 1864-06-17
II he Most UEef;al Medicine yet
Il EtiHeoyHred.

II one umc-nte the Ills attendant upon irregu.
.85ty OF the pcrltd in leu alt knd examines the fAf
reaching evil Of there Ills to ill connected With one
.ontros tr fAct thAt tfr Cherokee Pill the ut
atc,u. sud beueacsIs medicine sver Offered 70 tae
41uhltc, Ecrt TO regulate with she cL&ctness OF
n a.hesnatiea caIcuiaton SAFE 70 all and intanioe
t'i,lt should he In the poneeNion OF eTerI maiesn.
Krx+Y A .f,ort In ~ ,i,Ht y.
, 1864-06-17

~ NV 1oRK. Juue &. 1881,
Thy Trustees Of the " Briggs Gold Compsnyr hare
c4!D1nss Of he company for the onth q May, pay.
ahlc at be otce Of 1he company, No. 81 John street
reco.d It the close Of business this tsy. -
je1AkN8t NALTkR X. LAYTON. Tfeas
, 1864-06-17

JEWELLERS
:Will md II suffSctcntty hdhcslvr
IIfor their use, q has been provbt
1t IN especially adapted
! 70 Ecathcre
, 1864-06-17

HEARTH Of 1EE EwTfHE xT&1kA
S9 1 n L 46i1kR
NMTA3R 4 Hx4 nTM33T5YYm0 q
D4 4Ut40VQ 0k A~
PFAfffffFH and GUT1ffVe mE01Elu&
F,xar,s cannot La. The statistics Of the sa1ss Of
.oaa,.n,,,,,, u n,rrrua
during the year 1855 show that Invaluable ssosaAca
Alternative sod Ambitious preparation has attained
popularity naver before enjoyed bJ propzietotJn
cine Starting IN 18 with saes during the Jcas oquaa
to about IT has 70 steadily xnd rapidly advanced
In public that the cash receipts Of tho psopnetosa
and manufacturers r 1854. the tenth year Of Its sr
cess VIII feach the eoormona sum Of ssooo 1ne GO
naaao II new Sorx Aooe Is oFU ons tnousana eass'
Pc. "ssA. .
80 o-ue' .$9'tN'enA' ~ . 81 60 ~ '.e
- 49, Ao''' 49, 'o"' - ~ ..NN1,
s.,xr 49, .,.....--s
n, h.,1of,, ,hstr y,
49, 49,. ar ,r..t- .,a+ NO. -,o
b,~. ,orra ex,,,e of .r+t.,e !. r,r,
., T. ~. .,,,os :, ,.h,r, +,av,,,v. ,,a Tina c+x.
e'<n - 'D' ~4A 1eN. - 1'o - "Nt4 'A
~'oe1 seopo ~ As n.t0 si'ue"'
While the COLUMNS OF INC psee give publicity 10 saca
general statement of the tendency and operation u
this FuxE and POWERFUL VEGETABLE ELIxIK-
h. rrdAd within tim limits of an adve4.
@ ' ~ ~. 49,.
t'sefnens' 'noasaous aao le.s " NS'o1'0' Wv S"s
heath 1Eor, appetite, md all phTsieal blessings tnas
render 1ta entorah1A to ,ts effects ara continually i'd
.-+.,,, ~ Nv vo-d ~ month and nv thef, ozn I'm
~ .,.1z.. .ra..,,.- .,d,,
proseo Auo1s 0A1 VI 49, -
evezJ portion OF the western World 10 tnese LIVING
Advertisements these tangible certificates OF the healn
neervny nrooerttes Of the B,t,e7s mora than 70 any
..... .,., ,,,a.-e,, r,rr1. -,+v ,. s+tr,hct abts
-. ~. ,,,,,.,... sn...,1,s.
~ nunite e~n W. as''e-~" ~ ~.
preparation mat sous fenoes7 al "ao use pfees1
and cuolosists.
Ouehaf Of tho adult population OF the civilized work
n..aa HneTRTrHRp RITTER hecause that nronor
1,--.... ,.,,,.n. ,.,.,. 49,. - +at~a..,., ~
s'A - ""A 20
<hat eo1npla1n'' "ae'a - "Ao N"Aen 1'o op0 VI WV
ttn1ed dyspepss mere1y amounts to occasional pac
and nnc.sn in the stomach and bowels this arrecs
&,-,. ...,,.. .,..,,, rop,
Die Seeetao4e eoopoun . ~ oo.'a@'o 'pe~'A~' VIZ
mon stnnulnnts sssra7afe the aasease- Inc pfaeues
deadly er,n, In the trkt plsce. su spirits sold
. .5.,....4.s L. .r.t..,. .A.,.
oo.e4 ee@ -" ~
1st oetects aense eoF1osass poHon II tae oess OF
-. ,,nrocd,cs+aa a,cobo1tc nt,on1.nt If mt vb.t
the enfeehled stomach requires- In Hossettefb BIT
tiers, Essence Of Eye, tom which every acz1d els
ment has been discharged By 3 special process, Il
prrz.nt =. . romnopant F,ut this ar&te1e. mild and
,.,.-- - .-,t-
, 1864-06-17

an excellent lotion for tseases sriine from h7bits
Of dissipation. used IN connection with tbs E1Eacss
Buchu ard s:rsannrt IL In sucn diseases as RECON-
lnblo chs ractrr v Ill accor,pany = tie me.fcines.
, 1864-06-17

PRINCIPAL DEPOTS,
delmto:d'a Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
He1mtold'a Drug and chan,ical Warehouse,
helnteld's Drug and chenical Warehouse,
NO. .! B!QAnMAY. n, =, OR
NJ: NJ 81 81 sa,a s2oabwAY: \. r. Z. 81 81
HELMRoLn,s AED!cA1 DEPOT,
aELMiRo?1L}p2..SS ELsMiRt?1 }2.S sfEnEG nEnEGaL DEPOT.
no. III SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE CT cOUNTERFE1Ts AND USP31S.
CIPLkD DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dhpose of their ON" and
t'other" artttles On Iht rcp2tatton atsained bY
~ - aESulEK EXTRACT BUcHu.
..s-..nolGK;NulNE RxrRAcTsARsAPAR1L1A.
=. GESUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. :
ASH FOE uFLHBOLD'S. .
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out The advertisement Tor It and avo'd
Imposition hnd exposure: 1et7.k1 k15!i8t raw DIP
, 1864-06-17

NY CORNS: on, MY CORNs!
DE. sANEERS' THREE MINUTE sALVE.
This ceIGb7att and tn slb!e preparation Will edao
tQalfy cre-uaneAtlY remove and cure Corns WartE
lioltt and ToulhAcle in tfcEn THREE to TEN MN
uTkS. It wtu E1ye lnstaat reiiel to those suffering
tae e1csnctattrE and torme111DK pains from COHNa
anc TOOTBAaE
: E Prizes 50 ceats per Bottle- :, ;,;,t x
EE P1 epczsd 0hly bT DR. E. EA8TERL4 d Coz
- sod st DR. E. EAsTERLY It co.'s Family
Medicine Store 20 Madison Street. near the Post Or
dcs, Chicago, Ill. ''
, 1864-06-17
Gbtcago Grtbnttr.


The Potomac Army-The Situation
Who lDsff:Ated m HBorEan,S Kaid-Fhe Q
mcclellan Men and Gsraut-Deno-
-cf1Hc Change of BAse-Con9re8A1o0 on
A1-tndf3DA $ick and WouRded-ReY,
DR.. BreciZluF1dEe.
, 1864-06-17
Harna,a Magnolia Bnlrn.

1hia Il he most delightful and extraordinary aF-
! ever NAcoverpd. It changes the euu burnt tsce
I'D hands t. = peArly satin texture Of nvlsaink
eauty, Importing the marble purity OF youth. And
he Atetoue appearance 70 inviting In the city oeue
fAshloa, Ii removes tan hecklea. pinplos and
{oueh4ess fron tho sldn, leaving the complexion
esh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no mate
Ge1 lnur,ou, to the skin PatronAzed By Actresses
nd Opcrs einEcrs. 1t is what every LACY should
Prepsred by v. E. HA0AE, Troy. NJ,
Ad6foAs III orders to
DRMAs S. BARNES + CO., New York
, 1864-06-17
DROPOsALS FOR SUBSIST.
Il RECE STORES.

III ENCE STORES.
Rooa SFs}si II: "a q
Cn1oAa9; liz Jg1o ,, y ~: 1:s9a.a ~.
~, seMea tf1 II poeIoo sATuKDAY
Tne i,h 1s6X fnr fnrntsh1nv The Uulted Siatee ViS
A. Stores to se delivered IL
eSSSs5 %n.sd
$50 Gallons Of The best quality Of Pura Vlnagse.
1ossisH .slas nd { is{arisas :ass}:nse:. "a
Sss - des tSesz:r q .
n haii III b.sleis a s q s. Salons es6aety Eaes
Sss i T T!1st sts os I'd r. D. III "a i2a =
s.jSsssfs T., ann,,e,t. sr
ssRps. Ra5s s. ssas ar,eo be delivered with The
e sffh De
to 5ss ~ Mnadsgasd Mthens tho usual
ss,e1S psce & business dat, Of puz
sa t ofSst
R5ss;sss "a
stof ehonse.
and sn bid1.. = 49, ''".' 'eNs'
s. hs se ss.s sssh '' '' fur
pS:5 &c 6 Jsss ms, be obtained On
sta., ze.;ans Il Kq 1:ass raaa9h aop2 MAI jss ssd s
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
i MATERIALS.
5z,Pss: Psss1 ss1taE 81 9E'1a.s5i 5ass r. 's'
tt! r. nj tssi: at q O'clock foI he d.i.yesy
6oase efoundsln iii e!s;:
sooEoo St S.. saw mill stmber-uemlock. Poplar o<
f9o iest iest ssmmop e Or 9:mleck boards.
tls.t00 feet shc4tinr-Gum, Oak or Bach,
, 1864-06-17
Vice President 1IAm1ln aud the HaItl-
more Nominations.

IFEUM kuE OVetQu VVG1 41<kz. . l1C l4ku-J
At q Republican ratification meeting in
Bangor on Saturday evening, Vice President
Hamlin made an address Of some length,
wherein he took occasion heartily to com
mend the nomination made at Baltimore,
sulogizing the President as d man Of emil
nent ability, and Of rare and unsurpassing
integrity-one who has administered the
government well, and whd will bring the
nation ont OF its difficulties aud plant 1t on
the eternal principles of liberty. He also
spoke Of Mr. Johnson, from personal know
ledge, as an tncorruptible patriot, one emil
nently fitted and qualified for the position
to which he has been nominated, and said
that the ticket will have tho honest and
earnest endorsement md support of all
loyal men.
, 1864-06-17

Io1al<s ..".s.-.*-.s< .2aa
And counting Ave persons, men, women,
and children, to the wagon, we have 9, ITO
persona per day bound Westward; or to-
tai for SIX weeks Of $780, total, cnor-
figures. If the Kansas cities witness an
equal flood, and We add the few that cross
ut the small towns, we will count ut least
1e5, 900 pilgrims bound for the Rock Noun
tains and the Pacific states.-Nsb. C:ty Nep5.
, 1864-06-17

The Agent Of the State of Indiana has OBJ
tained an order from Surgeon Gen. Barnes
for the transfer to the State, of all the sick
and wouneed Indiana soldiers now in hospi-
tai In this city, and in the Middle and East.
ern Departments. The 14th Indiana volun-
term Of service having expired on the 9Th
tnstant. Col. Cavin is In command. When
the order TO leave the front came, some ten
or twelve OF the men, with q Captain, started
forward, as they expressed 1t, "to pay their
shot Thes reached q rihc-pit very ne,r the
works Of the Enemy, and brought down
some OF their sharpshooters. As one OF
these brave men rose up to reload his guu
for another shot, he tell dend at the feet OF
the Captain, his head pierced with Mimic
twelve hours. The regiment, which came
ont With me thousand and fifteen men, re-
turns with one hundred and seventy,
, 1864-06-17
d 8d1tttUt&etx

rFA;ED PROPOSALS WILL
mt: 4 the es: & tae s1S 6 R
Id: S ;ss Gas,ef t ss.ss e 5: =.
t' g. ~ E P'cs; IL
* = 70 20 .e.!dsnce of each manhx OF - ssH
Se pc1s;si iii Il . ). :scetved The Bead - ~ -
eonpanled b. q. s. Rsvenue htty ces& Es3e
fses sd 70 be accompanied ey tvo .srsk1e.: ID
efas:G It's ss b order eftst sosRis sa;Is NORTON
3,OOO:%g TONS Goa. wAEr' .:..s,
SEALED raoross itss' a,n s. - !: M =.
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81 s!ef r. o.e =
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,sssS M sss -
cestVsed b. : eoak.ctor. The coal nanst b koe4
nd r: s:1ss s. md
a. soon practicable. and be completed by 0ctooE
Board .l.o ,a.i.a proposals. tos I'll so.l !eey
fng to 'es @ Ss':s = bidding M e aas ~ she's Raee
s. ssa t.
e. iat : s
may sonTesf t sd7anaSeqns f95 snS s1T e 70 Tslss<
=. ,.le 81 ss.s,as s. e s :S5S5:z WIZ WI.
pROPOsALS FOR sUB51ST-
i ENCE 8T0RKs.-
OFFICE OF CoNx1ssA NJ OF FarBsls1xaus,l
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, 1864-06-17

A FFID WIT.
Pe.tonal!y .nppeared before me. an Alderman OF
the ctty If Philadelphia, L. T. Eclmho1d. who be-
Ing duly sworu, doth say his preparations contain
no psI cott. no Mercary, or other 1ruTions lruEs.
but are truly vegetable Fl. 7. HELAB0LD.
.eweEn AID sahec.!t ed ;bef1ra ne thi9 22d day Of
Ninth Street above Race. fhllsdelph1a.
Address letters for Information. in confidence. to
H.T. HELM5oLD,
CHEMIST.
, 1864-06-17
jel9 h9xTuf D. ROSk, WofkH.
pROPOSALS FOR SUB51ST.

PAYMENTS will bs m axe in such tundH ~ may b6
turnis. ed By lhe United etstea
Blank foEm9 for proposals may be ootAned q ep-
SA'~@ " ], McL. TAYLOR,
ia1S and q q.
, 1864-06-17
Kcm l9ubllratto11B.


nIssOLUTION.-TLe co-part-
i perstfp heretofore txistir~ between the :suo-
rl.ers VI der the 12rc and etfD NJ HiLL& y Al
VIZ. i. thie day dissolved by nEra3 copY pt- Et1.r
ofne r; rti are authorized TO u*a tho nAut OF the
Tim La iinutd itinn u, ". AILL,
4. y BALDWIN.
have ns.oc,sted With me- EDW*ED sTOSR a1d
Is wnALWN unar ste st.1 n,,na snd lame ~ 81
GenesN G mnl1lHlon business na htzxso!of: r. 13@
Len1le atFeet. Il. IL BALD WIN.
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