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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

EOR RENT-A commodious three story BRICK
i BUILDING, furnished or unfurnished, with
modern improvemen ts and gas.
BOWIE, Dis KRAFT Il CO.,
d l1ntN Eth at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

L'oR sALE-That Handsome REsIDENCE, No
Z 43OF street, between 9Th and 9TH ats This
house is most eiis bly, situatsd in the immediate
nents. has q street railroad passing directly iI
front of it, srd is we'll built, neat. eommodions
at ass 10Th street, after that date, st the law
Bull s's oth st.. near La. av., to W. B. W1BB,
Attorney at Law. aov Eft
to 60 ntlemen only-34f Z street, near 18th
Ipauire Of Mrs A e sTEPHENSON. an Stiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

WANTEp-Two WOMEN to g a short distance
w In the country. aps to cook and wash. the
9Th .t,s % bseEe.n Enpd HEHR9T nfr n ga
dec COST Near Port Runker Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

FOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-A RESTAU-
ing view of streets, by the Northern Market
Satisfactory Ieasons given for selling. 1t will be
sold cheap Apply No. Is ST., bet 7th and 9Th
dem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

ppNCa BOWLS. ,uvo, ,,
We have 10 store . large stock 81
wBITR AND DECORATED PUECH B0wLs.
which Ut will sell at lower prices than they cau be
am uofied fer at t. q prssept time. = IS
o. W. BOT BIER C CON.
importers OF Hause Furoishiue Goota,
81 tiroe Bal !Ponnsyivanla avenGs, brtwsen
9th aud Nth streets. Rs1.. dec R-eo6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

MET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DR. W. p.
w JOHNSTON, No a NJ 7th street, betuee the
hours of and NJ and II and m. None need
apply unless willing to lesre the city for few
mODthR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

FOR sALE-Tro neat FRAME HOUSE on the
Il Navy. Lear Penpsy lvania avonue-one 3th
AID one 10th street. Price S .3m AMI s LOO
Apply at once 20 MITCHELL & SONS Real Estate
bro.er southeast corner Penusylsanis Avenue
Ar 18th ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

~THE ABOVE SALE "a POSTPONED II
consequence of the inc emit weather uatil PRI-
DAY. tb q ed instant, same haur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

L'OR RENT-in a private family, with without
+ BUARD, pleasapt furnished ROOMS on Ist and
I'd foor. at $50 Is street, betwee 10th and 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

sVhETFn-L Ladies' and Gents CAST OFF
w CLOTHING, WA On Es. PISTOLS, FgRNI
TURE or any kind Of Pers nal Property Ladies'
attended to b, Mrs SMITH, No. ais d street,
near the Post ONCE. GOV p Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

ST0RE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE-
- Corner tn street and Pa. ave. Enquire at ].
II SMITHS, $50 Eth street. opposite Pos. Oaice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

tNtOD CHOPPERS WANTED-I.2O0 Wood
" Choppers are wanted to chop wood By the
cord Rr6un4 Washington
The highest price will be paid Foremep bring.
ing fort, m" men will be employed by the
JAMEsB LEACH, No. ass 10th street. bet. Pa.
a dnIu luz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21
ASTROLO9 n.


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ter. Ladies', 90 cenis GENTS, 81. -"
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

CORPORATION NOTICES.

NEAYORiA OFFICE. NEW YORK, JUNE I. 1904.
M NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
Notice 10 hereby given that on and after
Ny sltHs MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1854,
the ordinance re.pecng Dogs found runuing oo.s or At
properly mnzzed viii be strictly ensorccG
The sum OF
will paid Tor broughteve the Pound Al the
foot Of fwenty dfb Fast river which shall
bssn found y The streets running loose large wheus
Owners o. dogs vcciaim them - the Pound the
day they are received payment OF expepseA a"s
NB-Nodogs will be received from boya
BY order Of the Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

w ANrED-By A SINGLE MAN or EXPERIENCES
W. 10 the business situation in some extensive dry
goods importing hoafs In this city, TO cell goodson commits
sion. by sample otherwise; the applicant has perfect
Boston and AL ba New England states together with
philadelphia and all the leading towns 10 the State % Penn
syvania Can give the not unexcsptionsbls reference.
Address Howard box ls9 Herald Office which shall DO pune.
tuaily attended 10. ##1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
PHoEoGRAPHIc INSTITUTE,
k,inciuuati. O.. june 7. "a.

Editor Gate City Before taking g
steamer for Louisville this morning l de-
sire to write you . line or two-I shall
endeavor to be brief as possible. had
fixed upon yesterday as my time for start
ing TO Keoxuk. / have been stopping 10
the city here for several days. YESTERDAY '
a note, which / received from Mr.. Ben.
Pitman, has been the means of changing
my course. To-day | start for Sherman's .
army. l am as much astonished at thi.
as some of my friends will be. am in
hopes l shall be back in Cincinnati 10 the
course Of month. | hope the boys hare
reached their homes in safety.
The publication of this may prove salts
factory TO few Of ny friends.
l will try aud write you when / ge,
through. and be more explicit.
For the present. adieu,
Respectfully.
w. III. MAYBERRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

We puhlish his document corrected
and coup,e,e sLis morning, being uua-
ble to do SO yesterday morning:
Resolved, That it is the duty Of every
American citizen to maintain, against all
their enemies, The integrity OF The Union
and the paramount authority Of the Con.
slitution and lave of the United States !;
that, laying aside all differences Of po-
Iitical opinions. We pledge ourselves, a.
Union men, animated BY . common sen-
nnent and aiming at common object,
to do ever, thiog 10 our power to aid the
Government in quelliog, BY force OF arms,
the rebellion now raging against its az.
thority, and in Jtrinsiag TO the punish.
ment due to them the rebels and traitors
arrayed against it.
Resolved, That We approve of the de.
termination of the Government Of the
United States not to compromise With
rebels or to offer any terms Of peace ex.
cept such ~ may be based upon An I'm.
conditional surrender Of their hostility
aud return to their just allegiance to the
constitutions and laws oi the United S,atea
aud that we call on the Government to
uainiain this position and 10 prose cute
the war with the utmost possible vigor te
the complete suppression Of tue rebel
lion.
Resolved. That as slavery was the cause
and now constitutes the strength Of this
rebellion, aud as it must be always spd
every where hostile 10 the principles oI
republican governments. ths ualionai ssfs
y demand its utter and complete extir
ton.
And that We uphold and maintain th'
acts and procIamations By which the Gov
ernment 10 its own defanss hss aimed ,
death biow 1t THE gigantic evil. We ass
I'in favor, furtheFnoss. Of saeA an snesd
meut 70 tho Constisalion 70 BE- made b
| q. people 10 cosfbrnisy With II pro
visions as shall ternisaie Ard fossves pro
hibit the existence of slavsry within shl
Jurisdiction Of abe Uaiaed S,alas. z. =
kesolvsd, That ~ thasks n y.
American .psopls vsrs dssto ths seliesl
asd sailcss 6f the lfnJ saAd navy
iMho bass pesilled thsis ivn i =
sf1hhs ~ ~ ss1GA3 aaa isssi1ntA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
Headquarters Army Posdnae,
June SIS \. IN.

nea0queSteU army fotqO1e, I
juno SIS .. n.
The Gag Of trace ssnt out by GIANT
vas arranged for last evonine. ash under
the direction Of the corps comhauders
the dead and wounded between the lines
Of the works we're brought oG. There
were very fec wounded ct the same point,
While y Others, quite ; nambeF we're
fouad. None bat medical officers and
stTetcher- bearers were allowed 10 20 10
the 6sld. A fev she'll we're thrown on
our Iefs yesserdayev ev- ming By the eneDy,
but they did no damage.
A portion of the 5th crops 10 reported
- having arrived ~ . peiat on the Chick
shominy near Botlom's Bridge, and con
siderable firing Vas h~srd in that direc-
ton yesterday evening. A party Of
rebels. consisting Of Captain. Iirutsn-
ant AID eve privases. came into ohr lines
yssterdsy si,h 1,g Of truce. looking for
the body Of on officer, and our mea d.
that point brought them in. not kDowing
that Nag Of truce prevailed. They we're
returned 10 tLeir lines last sveoiag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
Cincinnati, Juns g.

Cincinnati, J1ns o.
Tbs rsbsls srs nsas Falmouth, on the
Ksutueky Central Railfoad, asd il Will
liaustovs, about 30 miles FROM Cincin.
uati
Z A largs rebel force 10 reported twelve
miles sast Of LexiaRtos, end snother ap-
proschisg from Richmond.
The rebels are also reported between
Crab Orchsrd and Stanford. They barned
the large warehouse and water stdtion 1t
Cynthiana yestsrdsy.
They nov have possession Of Paris,
6eosgesovn, Cynthiana asd Williams
town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

New x0fk, J0oe b.
The Hsraid's correspondent says d
Hunters advance
Immediately after assuuine oomwand
be isssea - order Tor instant preparation
TO move. EiSh knapsack was 10 6svs 90
hundred rounds Of ammuoition, foss
pounds Of hard bread to last ten days. and
tee sstions Of cofee, sugar and salt, one
pair OF shoes and two pair of socks, asd
noehing els. To kill sheep end hogs, and
1t necessary, borses and mules b shagh-
tered Tor food. Under these osdsrs his
lisile army set ont upsa its expsdition 70
perform " part With 0rast's grand Conn.,
bination, and was NOT only to march. bat
to 6ghi, ifa fight could b. foand.
IL appears that Sigsl, Oh the 7th Of
Nay, sent out party of four huadred
New Yora and Pennsylvania eavsiry 10
Osteri.ks Lsadisg sitter psFty OF rebels
under Mcneil. The enemy met Morn.
Geld sad 6.ht en.ucd, vhen COR troops
DRIVE the rebels. They were reiofurced
howevsr, snd came back At last 300
strong. Chargss we're made By both
parties. and il the last one the rebels fell
back. bat il VAS deemed useless TO con-
tend sgainss such unequal nunben, spd
our troops Ielrra.ed 6aally, reachisg
kommey and Springfield, sitsr bsine
obliged to destroy the whole Of their
train.
When Hunter started, the rebels At
tempted 10 check his aivsnce by mskinp
stand at the creek near Harrisburg: bu,
the rebels, however, we're driven back
and our troops moved on TO Harrisburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

Trsssen Pslh, iaie Senator from Missouri;
Wm. 6nithson. Of this city; Judge Scar
borosgh, hfs Of the d q Court Of Clsius,
ssd formerly the ccmmapder Of ths wash
Hingtos navy y,rds. aad sow . rebel CON-
nodore. The persooai propsrtysof Judge
Osnpbell, iste Of the U. 8. Supreme
Court. was condemned some months .go.
In oos of the oases passed upon yesterday
by the Court, an undivided hsif wss H.
bslsd - the property Of Hoo. Geo. Hun
ter, Of Alabama.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
Philadelphia, June 9.


The steamer Massachusetts,, from the
Blockading Squadron, =, ports The % pture,
on the 3J,h, as o'elock 10 the afternoon,
Of the U. S. steamer Water Which, Lieut..
Commauding Asstin Pepdegra.t, BY
armed boats seDt out from the rebel Fort
AcAllister. This information was re-
celvsd FROM one of her crew. the cniy one
who made his escape, BY Jumping over
her bows and swimming sshore. lie say.
. desperate resistance was made by her
officers and Grew, but the superior num
bers overpowered them. He cannot say
whether they met with any loss.
He saw the action going on while he
was secre,ed 10 the grass.
An expedition vac fitting ou, At Port
Royal to 60 down and endeavor to recap
'ture or destroy her.
The Water Witch is regular navy
built vessel, $50 tons burtheu, carries 8
guns, and vas considered quite fast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

H The Baltimore Convention has
given voice TO the sentiment Of the loyal
people Of the land by the nomination Of
Abraham Lincoln for President and An.
drew johnson for Vice President These
were the candidates Of our choice as inti-
mated months ago, and the growing tide
Of public opinion has been rolling in 80
full and overwhelming . volume in that
direction for some time back, that the
Baltimore Convention had lillle else 10 do
than to mark the force Of the current BY
unanimous vote.
The Convention has met the expecta-
ton and fulfilled the behests of the peo.
pie. They have presented the names of
the chosen candidates Of the loyal people
of the country for President and Vice
President, and they have adopted ratri-
otic anti-slavery platform, and pledged the
Union party and its candidates to the
policy Of emancipation throughout the
breaath and length of the land. And
under the rising and advancing tide of
public opinion in favor of the emancipa-
tion of the eolored man, and the upiver-
sal Liberty and equal rights of all men,
there can be no rational doubt that the
election of Lincoln and johnson wi.lseeure
policy which will, during the mex. few
years. result In the accomplishment Of the
earnest wish OF the Father of his Country
that We should become community of
Free States. The success OF the ticket and
triumph of the principles of liberty in our
country are indissolubly linked together,
and this fact will become so clear in the
progress of the cam paign, that most of the
Radical element of the country which has
been disposed to try another organisation
AID seek other leaders, will yet rally in
the spirit OF patriotism and love of lib
erty with their old friends and under their
old banner. Indeed with the assurance
that the policy of the future shall conform
10 the platform adopted by the Baltimore
Convention, there is nothing left for 4
lover of liberty aud of country to de-
sire.
The success Of our ticket aud our cause
is as certain as the fnal triumph of our
gallant armies under Grant and Sherman.
Let US, then, carry on this political cam
paign by putting forth our most earnest
Efforts to raise volunteers and strengthen
our forces in the field. II that is done
efectually, nothing else will be necessary
The defeat Of the armies of Lee and John
ston, the surrender Of Atlanta and Rich
mond will secure beyond peradventure
the election of Lincoiu and johnson
therefore the prayers and the efforts Of
all the patriotic men aud women OF the
country are indissolubiy pledged for the
success Of the National Republican Union
ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
BnsnoP m'sLvAISE on SLAVERY.

Atthe recent Convention Of the Amer
lean Tract Society in the City of New
York, Bishop AcIlvaine, the President
thereof. addressed the meeting in eluci-
da,loa and vindicstioo of the ways Of
Providence in bringing shout the Adolf.
tion of Slavery ~ result of the msd-
dened coansels of the friends of the in-
stitu,ion. 1t is but brief period sines
the Tract Society Annual meetings in
New York furnished an arena on which
tie shareholders and their northern
friends we're in the habit Of exhibiting
their power and exercising their controll-
ing influence. But now Bishop Mc1IvaiDs,
one Of the early leaders Of the anti.
slavery corporars guard. occupies the
chair 10 the Convention and ulsers IN
following sentiments - the conclusion n
poverf6i anti-slavery address. ii aeu
.Asd. nov, bsethrsa, sinss- " Akss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
THE RIGHT MAN I'm THE RIGHT
PLACE.

Adjatant General Thomas 10 engaged in
his peculiar work in the State Of Ken.
tueky. We are rejoiced to hear it. He has
been needed in Kentucky 4 long time, and
he is urgently needed there now. 1t 10
his design to make thorough work in the
matter of negro enlistments, and he will
be apt to carry his designs into exec ution.
We hope he may. We should rejoice to
learn that every able bodied colored man
in Kentucky had entered the service Of
the United States.
They are needed in our army their
Withdrawal from Kentucky will remove
the most serious and troublesome obstacle
Ia the way Of universal emancipation -
Whenever We get rid of the slave interest
and the political influence of Kentucky
this will become free country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Arrest sf sfsosfFes3saAent.
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Juna 7


Headquarters Army Potomac,l
june 7. {
An order has been Issued that Edward
Cropsey. correspondent Of the PhiladeI.
phis Euquirer, having published in .ha,
Journal = libellous statement on the Com
manding General Of the army, aud nov
acknowledged it to BE- false aad based on
tie idle camp rumor, be arrested and
placed in the hines vi the army with {
psacard marked liteiler Of the press, and
then be put without The lines Of the
army.
Another order dishonorsbly dismissed
1t. Col. MeMarpby. Of the l70th N. Y
regiment, from : presumption to sead .
Tag OF truce TO the enemy's lines witLou,
any authority whatever.
The naiis are nov regularly received
in the army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

oss1sSsts Datsls u Dallas.
Na9 Ya.L I.


A correspondent says Of Shermsn's
battle near Dallas on the 46.h: The
reb.ls were .entreached behind breast
worts, which we're occupied By Steven
sous division Of Hoods corpe. Gny's
division being in advance pressed after
them just up 10 the rebel work ks and we're
met BY the enemy with = fire Of grape,
canister and uustetry. Then batter
fields division swung arouod on their
left, and Willams' had nos fallen into
line Of battle, and general charge vas
made on the rebel line, which wss ~
ceived with shower Of bullets. The
Goth corps vas badly pressed and stag-
gered back beneath the destructive Ere.
The 4th corps nov came up, bat darkness.
had stopped the combat.
The victory st New Hopc on the 9th
was Won BY the hardest OF lighting. Sc
we're losses have already been detailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

been led thus far, let - have courage q
be consistent With what we rejoice is.-
Let us face the whole proper result ol
the providence We have been coptsmpla-
ting. Let enffauchisenAnt Of our COL
ored brethren be complete enfranchiss-
ment. Let it not stop 10 the rsmoval OF
the shackles till all are taken away. II
the coIofed man is fit to be , solder in
the pay aud uniferm flour ci.issn.armies,
standing at least upon sn equality Of dan
ger and trial with the white, in defence
OF our Government and its blessings, he
is 6t to be citizen under our Govern
ment in full liberty and privilege. We
must boldly face and accept that result, -
With me 1t requires no effort. God IL
leading us to it. All consistency reqnires
1t. Our past history 10 full Of ineonsis-
teney 10 this direction. We have never
come no 70 the logical requiremenu of
our Declaration Of Independence"
Eviden,ly Bishop AcIlvaius holds that
the colored man who 6ghts for our Gov
ernmsnt is as fully entitled to it's privi-
Ieges as any maa who fights against Il, oy
won't fight for il. But our Copperhead
friends won't agree with him. for they are
chiefly concer ped to vindicate the rights
VI traitors in arms sgaiast the couDsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

lcfsi6sd. but - otksr poists - w|ers sub-
jected 70 Calling snd sn6ladtng ass,
agsinss which is Vas almoss impolGbh .
tortify. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

t.al b. b. No conaasisesiea soakh al
Boyd's station sincc > p. n.
b IL arrival Of ne sissmsr Atlantis
we have Memphis dates to the 7th. No
Aews Of imppstancs. Cotton naskcs vsry
dull. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10
OF COPARTNER-

suIp-Natice il hereby given to an whom, II may
that the eosrtncrshr b wren the undersigned
In the wholesale lTy Goods and Notion Lusin. - ~ Ne
rk,A Iawa u,ler ,he name and style Of KRAMER, lR-
WIN CO is this day dissolved By mutual consent, fhc
un,. rsrned sylvester ". Irwin. sitIAwing frtm the
~ Krsm-r tr~ in Co. by the nnderSigned, " kra@er
and st-phen Irwin. who alone authorized 10 co-sf
49, ..n. r KRAMER.
"" STEPHEN IRWIN,
s.r.sx,,r g W. IRWIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

E The Indianapolis Copperheads are
down on Bramlette and his Kentucky
delegation TO the Chicago Convent n,
and entered their protest against their ad
mission. They insist that Bramlette was
elected Governor of Kentucky through
the influence of Federal tayonets, and
that ho and his friends are therefore un.
worthy Of fellowship among the ''simon
pure"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-10

E1r The Coppernead press have been
in great deal of anxiety on account Of
the dilemmas, difficulties, dangers and
embarrassment which they have been
predicting for the Baltimore Convention.
We have had no trouble on that score
aud we trust now that the Baltimore Con-
yeHlion has nominated it's candidates with
almost entire unanimity, adopted ito plat
form with great enthusiasm, and eond act
ed all it's proceedings with perfect har.
mony, the Copperhead press. from the
New York World down to the Dubuque
Herald, will breathe purer and easier for
time.