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ssg- How like prophesy are the fol-
lowing memorable words which Gen.
Mcclellan addressed to the Presideat
from Harrison's Landing:
Here, directly in front of this army,
is the heart of the rebellion; it is here
thai all our reserves should 1e collected
to strike the blow which will determine
the fate of the nation. All points of
secondary Importance elsewhere should
be abandoned, and every available mar
brought here; decided victory here. and
the military strength Of the rebellion is
crushed. 1t matters not what partial re
verses we may meet with elsewhere, here
is the true defense Of Washington"
But no. Gen McClellan's advice was
unheeded, his army ordered away from
near Richmond. and Gen Scatteratiou was
placed in supreme command. We have
been fighting wastefully aud bloodily all
around the edges of the rebel territory
until Gen. Grants advent, aud he iume-
diateiy adopted Gen. McClelan's plan to
give up pninl portant points and concen-
trate upon the heart OF she rebellion.
Gen. Grant is fighting over Gen. McClel-
fan's battle fields, and following the pro
gramme marked out for Ai@ iH advance.
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Modern Economy of Time.

The Scientific American thus shows
how time has been economical by the ap-
plica don'cf machinery q
One man can spin more cotton yarn
now than four hundred men could have
done In the sa me time in 1859, when Ark
wright, the best cotton spinner, took OUT
his FIRST patent.
One man can make as much -four in
dag row, as hundred and fifty could
century ago:
0ae woman can make as much lace i'm
a day as hundred women could hun
dred years ago.
1t now requires only as many days to-
refine sugar as it did months, thirty years,
ago. s :
1t once required six months to put
quicksilver on glass; now it needs only
forty minutes.
The engine Of irst-rate iron clad frig-
ate will perform as much work in day
as forty two thousand horses. gH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-29

New YORK, june 24.-The Com
merclal says:
The high prices have brought out a
good deal oi gold which is bought in small
lois at atou, 21U 10y the brokers aud sold
at 2l3@2l5, but no large amounts can be
sold at that figure. A sale OF 1000
was made ut 2l5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 19-P. M.-The
general belief among members is that
Con gress will adjourn in about ten daysE
The House will sit for business every
night, and probably the Senate also
The Tariff and Internal Revenue Bills
are the most important pending
The Secretary of the Treasury has ac-
cepted bids for the bonds of 1881 at four
per cent and upward, and declined all
Others. o-
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! Democratic state T,icket.

bs1naN3s sbA.h
Eas For Secretary Of State,
20 WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
Of Seneca County.
ss'' Supreme Judges,
aoisiqspa (FeR FULL TERM.)
Il aPHILADELPH VAN TRUMP
ass OF Fairfield County.
I'll Gro FIrLr vAcANcTRs.
= Long Vacancy,
$50 MAcHIAs c. WHITLEY,
eHs -, OF Hancock County.
go e Short Vacancy.
ALEXANDER 8. BOYS,
80. m OF Highland County.
Attorney General,
LYMAN II, CEITCHFIELD,
..s.z OF Holmes County.
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WII.IIkM S. v. PRENTISS,
saans 0E franklin Couaty-
si.aii sehaSl Commissioner,
ALEXANBsR 8. RAMSEY,
ysasa q Hardin counsy.
Board of Public Works.
QUILL TERM,)
ssreI7 WILLIAM LARWLLL.
~ Of Ashland County.
CFoR vAcANoY,)
&c CHARLES BOESEL,
- = = r' Augfaize- Cosnty.
R.zs1nRxTlAI. sELEcroRs roR THE STATE
s1 LARGE.
"a CHARLES REEMELIN,
sss or Hasnilton County.
erse THOMAS W. hartley,
saom OF Richland County.
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The Rebel Accounts.
Dispatches sroRah Generals
LEE AND BE1 UREGARD.
PETERSBURG, juno 1910 P. NJ

PETERSBURG, juno 1S--g;40 p. NJ.
70 General Bragg;
SIR: The enemy made two attacks on
our lines this afternoon They were re-
pulsed with loss. We captured about
fonr hundred prisoners, inclsIdng eleven
commissioned oficers. They belong to
She First Brigade of Hancock's corps.
All Is quiet at this moment.
Communication was interrupted on the
fais,oad to Petersburg, but after tearing
up a nile and a half of the track, and
pulling down three hundred yards of
telegraph wire, the Federals were SO warEi-
ly pressed that they backed out and re-
treated from Port Walthal junction. after
making stubborn fight until late in the
evening Tbe principal fighting occurred
two miles from Chester, when we repulsed
the ep1my, and took two Hires Of their
bre'stworks. We also captured a few
prisoners, and some OF the enen,y's dead
and wounded fell into cur hands. The
enemy $ troops were commanded by Gill
more. They consisted Of sbeuttwo thou
sand Eve hundred, all told. Our force
consisted of Picketts division. Our
whole losses were not very heavy;
BEAUREGARD
DIsF2TcH FROM GEN. LEE TO JEgE..
DAVIS.
HEADQUARTERS, June II.
HIS Rrcr7lencg, JEFF. Daris:
At eleven o'clock last night we took
the breastwefks at Howletts House
Other poaFions of the same line we're al
sotaken The battery at How stts is be-
iMg re-cstablished Five vessels have
been sunk by the enemy in Treat's reach.
Ten steamers are within the Reach, be-
hind the Monitors Some fIghsing occur
red near Petersburg this morning without
result l have ordered the -sslTroad at
Port Walthal Junction, destroyed by the
enemy yesterday, DO be repairsd and re-
opened. r. +. LEE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-29

RATHER TouaH.-'Wha are you do-s
ing in Congress ?" | inquired yester-
day of a thoughtful and moderate NJ. G.
I'VE tried to con6scate the property Of
the South, he said, "and as we could not
do that, we are now con6scatiug the prop
erty of the North. Ei gS
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The Spirit for the Campaign.

We viii fur1eEsh the Spirit until the Is,
Of December for sevsnty-fve cents, from
this date, and for propostional sum as
the time-shJrtens. Denocnates you will
be deing the Country and the party ser
vice by aiding in extending our cireula
tion during the CsGpaign. Go to work,
don't wait for your neighbor to do it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-29

PTrTsBURG, June 19.-The Sanitary
Fair closed last night, and was com
plete success. The net profits will ex-
ceed S300,00o
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'Ihe Meeting of the Chicago


'Ihe Meeting of the Chicago
sCoNVENTLoN POSTPONED UN-
TIL AUGUST 20.
At q meeting Of the Executive Com
nittee of she National Democratic Com
mittee held in New York ON the 22d day
Of June, 1864, it was voted that, in de-
ference to the desire Of a very large num-
ger of the leading mernbersof the conser
yative En5oa dsmocratic' party through
eutthe! doaaltry, the meeting of the DEM
ocratic National Convention be post
poned to Monday August %, 1864, at
twelve o'clock noonf at Chicage.
AUGUST BELMONT,
sTiiE Chairman.
d9 FREDRIcK-0. PEARcH,
Secretary.
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DIsP&TcH FROM GEN. LEE TO JEgE,
DAVIS.
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cnanie uScr SeIbRbeaeefunS cbne inueriibc
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ten BrOtare, sur SSdrnang Der Susenb. init DResrerfSaft st.
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bet 3tneera til BITE p~pbltbattes 98irtnne bie{er Gssuter wabr.
taft aterraf@fnb.
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beiUnbers betliart ~errteien, ais, ~
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S6lsFuE Syphilis,
saEJ RaIte 5teber, 5autnuSfhIdae
unb aMen &ranihetteu,
relSe nus rerbrrteneut BIute entIprtnaen.
DaS Bud harMber, nit ptelen 3enentden aeketIter perlpnsx
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fpmte teee et'vaafHte ARsfnnft auf brseht1e anfrass strn
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Juiiu8 GiesteIf, Denftf,
MIeyanbrta, 90. h
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witbs3tuen fur sang 4merita.
Die 0GnptagentMr fir Selttnore
eefneet IT'D tn Der Su6bGnbIune Don 8, &. s. @. 5erate.
paut n, Npy % gDeR Trattitr, unb fre pnielbt hds Bud
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30 Sn Mafbinatpn gu beben bet x8. o. e rtGIe
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0,000 a6ifasgutben /. 2ualttdt unS In dGen besfhiebenen
Gr6Btn;a- .elGe, fpwie ene ~ipnfieen 9 ii c n Sifds@e-
rattle, I'm @rpBen unb 6Ietnen ~SerfaMft perSei. Mu& ftnbst
man bGlelbf oens 8rS6ea Gcrratb con setpirnten Shlfpp-
uestn unb uidrtnneneeiesten g q ue n /; ge,ipirnten 9iesen
tnb tanfene SHleppnese Srpnfrnete5 Gyni.re, 2auapeu, arm.
Ieu1ttr uni, @ttertal Dp9t u. +. 10,
yerfr1en, bic frltes h~efirfery ftnbsa tterf ntetrfee preiie,
tpnppbI TN @rpBen, tpte TN Sletnei. 56uptfidlidl rnant er
snitberpertaufer sarnuf aufhertfarh, Bet Inn bDr5ufpreaen
rttt. s@isf sRE T3Es s%5T ~ 81 I5pois1.
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it9ert @ebanne nne Wiobtlten ~snnerbaIb nnb ~ouferboib Der
otaet. e!eSen ISerIaft 6urf 8euer, ~ Elden Staten, Sic Is.
mrbl 4eDinnbrtneenb fur be gpnapaqtte anb' unS ana. sir,
btnretdhenbf @arantte fur Ste 8ertG6rten Eieter. 80,
SSrtttltbe peer perl0nii3e Applttatipnen nerbeu fpFprt
tefrrst. 1850 N Dpt
Gtpss G. $ ambIetpn grdB
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Memes Irramoement,

sslGssglsa 2saItlaleEe @otons-
4@ui le aua Gaicotts
WstIlg Ya!agier GiIenbabn.
ans rnb mad Wphtds, ben o. sRas 1864, nerben be ears
leoe Stnape Spn . Hsr Ttprsens bis Q upr @benbs tdsli&
@ennta8s etnge hbloHen, I1nfen.
~YeNaSie-e ffr @gtsotts Wills perlaFen Baltimore tdeIiH,
2, 4 ano6 n5r gSa@ut.
5ra @aseptss Aitls aurse rad 8Alt,tprt ut 5 unb 10
NPr grrnt gne I'm z, 4. 6 pnk S lEr 9adru
3,'nHt .1settST@he +t''r'srear ys fr1ni7hiI
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sss6teDtta ftsa 4xgqonnoses.
aseme aeYoaaeaelss Fag
~GaoeeeEs be aaN oesa s$ rg.e
- nEu1eas
sts FggES sn q NpSes4hss 90, sssraE1 be &ssassstsys
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SssssssasEsi ssnes esEssssa ggstseai, as sSseps
sEse %ass usS k~sneantea Htesss, sIs1 -
gfSSo9Eg glefelarh &2tcoit, Jort &soa;as.
@bicaac, WNIponfee, @o[ena, Ga5noue.
yzanl, SSscG SSslonhs gurltnafon. Some gft.
50 8esbea 5essaIb Ste nit Ger slsytserr QsnfroI saoks ssasr7
esE gfsisafs 10 Strnbka fe68ts sis bte All anssrr ssssSnss
9scsaoea esfs EsasTs eta, an& aeEbea 4 a.ai ,OsO.asY ~.
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lAsssc SSn Gstp+ S;t esaEe s~ntftsruns DCn Htes SIS E6lssas
q soo a!fAsn- Sas geF9e Etgh Etee geae:@retd m@rYss1 3.
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stoS Scelfltne, DoEtoE, Cincinnati. s9abfos
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SEprsBeHB. y 30 sgbenSe
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prom 81. LOuis.

ST LOUIS, April 2s.-Cairo dates of the Goth.
by mail saw the steamers Liberty and Belle
Memphis had arrived. the former with lbs bales
OF cotton. for Evansville. and the latter With a
number of men. horses. &c. belonging To the
10th army corps for Cairo, and go bales cotton
for - Louis
Memphis dates of the 25th say the steamer
CGrlew. from the Arkansas river, while aground
on J0huson'S Island Was attacked by guerrIllas
but the soldiers Oh board drove them of, killing
the leader. Tom kenuen a notorious guerrilla
and boat burner de i better known as Wild
lrishman.
Three steamers lying at the mouth OF
White and Arkansas rivers from which guerrllas
are receiving large amount of supplies. clothing,
&c
Mark Smith. formerly conductor on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, will be executed at
Memphis on the 29th inst. he was some time
since taken in the act Of smuggling $780,
U0O percussion caps and several hundred pounds
of powder to the enemy, having previously taken
the oath.
Major General sshburne has arrived at Mem
phs aud been assigned to the command OF the
District OF West Tennessee
The hospital steamer n " Thomas from
New Orleans on the 18th. has arrived with loo
wounded soldiers, one third Of whom from
the Red River battles. They are all iurloughed
and on their way home.
Rebel prisoners taken az Pleasant Hill con
hrm the former reports that Gen. Steele had
taken Shreveport.
Gen. Prince arrived TO day
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Il il
fEErosrED E1rEssLr STATE SENTINEL
For Morning Report See first Page.
MID NIGHT REPORT.
The Guerrillas Swarming on
the Mississippi River.
Arrival Of Red River Wounded
at -. Louis.
The Rupture Between Blair and
Chase.
.fn0fher Expedition Fitting out
from Fort Monroe.
SO U 7 Fl z r N N z w s.
CON q Il ESSl ONAL NE VS..
&C., &C., &C., &c.
from New York.

NEW York, April 2S-The Posts Washing
ton special says:
Gen Butler expresses the opinion that the
rebel troops have LETT North Carolina Tor Vr-
giuia.
The Military Committee of the House has not
vet made report the bill To raise the pay OF
colored troops.
The Senate added this measure to the army
appropriation till amendment and II is be
tore the aud means committee which viii
speedily report upon II
IL is rumored here that Postmaster General
Blair will follow no his removal OF Mr. Watson.
radical Republican clerk ia his department. u,
other removals. and that he intends make var
upon Chd,es friends VINO hold post Office ap
pontmens
Secretary Chase is in Philadelphia and does
not intend To 20 to New York
Several members of the New York Board OF
Brokers have arrived here to protest against the
proposed TAX upon stock transactions
The steamer America. which arrived to-day
from New Orleans, reports that on the 2Jth fifty
miles southwest OF TOrtuga,, she spoke an Eng-
lish schooner The Engli~hnran reported th4t
the rebel privateer Fiorlda WAS cruising in the
Gulf
The Commercially special says
The Senate will probably pass a temporary
tariff. adding 81 per cent. aud exsmpting good,
in bond from increased duties.
The Senate Committee on Commerce has re
ported against all proposed large appropriation,
tor Improvement of the navig alton aud harbors
of " eSi ern lakes and rivers
The Senate investigating committee on naval
purchases will soon report.
IL is estimated by competent judges. that the
Secretary OF War has now massei under his i'm
mediate control. on the RtPpahanuOck, about
% O00 troops: Others estimate 81 900.
The news received this morning at the Brook
lvn Navy Yard from Fortress Monroe aud e-e
where. indicates approaching hostilities on the
Southern coasts. almost Immediately. from our
hsrbor whole feet ot wooden and irOn-clad
steamers have just gone out The Onondaga
has been ordered from Fortress Monroe with her
conveys.
It j. understood that all vessels have received
their sailing orders, aud at o'clock this alter
noon the CanOnIcus and her escorts AS we'll as
several small steamers. were TO have lett a
large number of Others ate being pushed forward
here as rapidly a. possible and will be placed in
commission soon.