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, 1864-06-29

Dates to the 23d-Our Forces PusAlu.
FOrIrAFd-pflFfn. tho Enemy mt Ere.
r. Polnt-No General battle Expected
North Of tho Ch1xtahoocLee.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, June 3.-Thc Ned.
ical Director Of Gen. SherMan's army tclc-
grnphs to Dr.. Wood, soJouruing helc, that
our cntire loss IN tho recent nsEauIt Wall not
exceed 1850 men. Col. Watkins was not
captured at Lafayette, and Col. Falkner,
captured there, has arrived at Chattanooga.
HEADQUARTERS 23D 4. c., NEAR MARIETTA.
Ga, June o3.-Iere am this evening With
the satisfaction Of having seen the ed Army
Corps make splendid advance, driving the
enemy from bis line Of heavy bTeast works
Gen. Hooker's Corps (2Dth A. .C.) are in the
advance this evening. Heavy cannonadlng
ls going op all the time. 4 large number OF
prisoners hare been captured today. Our
men seem to be in the bcst OF spirits. There
Is scarcely night but what squads Of rebels
come into our lines and give themselves up.
This "wall Of flre>' Is on the move, and no
rebel force which Johnston Gun nrray against
it will impede its progress.
do not look for any general engagement
Ills side Of the Chattahoochee; no doubt
there will be heavy skirnisbing NIL the way.
We are eighteen miles from the Chattahoo
Chez In day or two we will be in Marietta,
in opposition to the mountains, lined wftt
rebels, Intervening.
The weather Is very unsettled. Consider
able rain has fallen. san see nothing In
6u1mountable 10 our way.
, 1864-06-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chlcaso Tribune.1
ST. Lou1a, Tuesday, June IS, 1851,
Our cavalry in Gen. Browns District got
clue to Quantren about week ago, and
dividing into three parties tried to run him
down. Twice they thought his capture Ger
tain and ouce they were only five minutes
behind him, but Quaatrlel eluded his pursucrs
and escaped.
A 'large pecuniary inducement has been
offered for his capture, and 1t is stated some
citizens Of Lawrence have offered to pay a
round price for bis head. g.: :. T.. q
The gucrillns attempted to capture Ais.
souri River: steamer near Wayerly on her
passing, but we're 3 little too late- '
There Is rejoicing here tonight on account
of large fall Of rain, the first in several
weeks. 90.
The I'd Missouri ARTILLERY, embracing hye
batteries and about forty pieces left yester.
iIav fnr fhe Eont}l :,
, 1864-06-29

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rive Ms vc1, ns f,kc. md he and bis nrmv
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.a1,t;on If thn cne,nr n 1rhfch rs 100
fepulsed with loss that tsns Of tbs "a
1antry Of our men and officers. No precise
, 1864-06-29

Point, June 26th, eays:-A fierce assault was
made the night before on q part Of the 9th
and 9Th corps, but Was repulsed The rebel
loEs was very severe
The n; r: Zituns's Washington tpeeial!
enars pfn a Aeas 9rcs e aot ope
than tTo-tbfrds as strong as Grant,s-that
our losses IN The movements on tho Weldon
road are unimportant, comparatively, and
that Grant has his hand on Lees throat, and
will not let 90 till Lee is strangled to death.
He is confident Of final and conclusive enc
cess. :
The New York 1fn.es' headquarters special
24th, Eays:
The movements Of the rebels lately are
mysterious. There appears to be general
movement to our left. Portions of the 9Th
and 9th corps have moved to counteract any
sudden demonstration. The 9Th corps is
skirmishing on the Weldon road to-day. The
road has not been used by the rebels for
Petersburg papers to-day soy the Danville
road was cut by General Hunter yesterday,
and speak Of Hunter as at Salem.
FoR1REss MONROE, June 26.-Sherldan'a
cavalry succeeded in safely edectfns cross
Ing Of the james River during the afternoon
and night Of yesterday. The wagon. trim
alone vas Six lni1es In length, which, added
to our force Of cavalry, comprising some
G,f00 1or6emen, made a line Of about twenty
miles In length, two abreast. =,
IRON GEN. HUNTER
CINCINNATI, June 2s.--Ady1ces from Gen.
Hunters army reached Lexington June
it'll; found 1t occupied by infantry and AZ
tlllery. After fighting few hours the re-
bels ! eft. We burned the Virgfnfa Military
institute aud Gov. Letcher's House.
Capt Blaser'e scouts captured seven canal
bouts containing efx csnpon, nine. thousand
, 1864-06-29
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1864:

dissolved, on Thursday, the prisoners asked
for a 1az*as corpus, which was granted By
Judges Davis and Treat.
Col. Oakes asked short;time to comma
nicate with Gen. Hcintze1man, which was
allowed. Pending these proceedings, on
Friday night the prisoners were PIT on board
train Of cars and sent away. + am inform
ed that this was done by virtue Of tele-
gram sent to Col. Oakes by Secretary Stan
ton, telling him that the President had sus~
pended the ho6eas corpus In the cases Of these
prisoners, and directing llm. to forward
them Immediately t6 Fort Delaware
, 1864-06-29

land or Cauada, or any foreign couutry, for
either the army or navy Of the United States,
and on the contrary, that whenever appltca-
ton for such authority has been made, it has
been refused. :.
A1r. Stevens asked to-day, bat did not OBJ
tain, general consent to- report from the
Committee Of Ways and Means q new tax
bill; By which it is designed to raise au addl-
tional hundred milliGn Of dollars. The cou~
tents Of the bill have not yet been oalcially
made public.
, 1864-06-29


and Why-Thatss What IL tho Mat.
ter.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
NEE. YoRK, Tuesday, June 18th, 1851:
The cub Treasurer announces TINT ho will
sci. Government Bills On London, for satnr-
days steamer, ut rate not named. This wiu
probably have tendency to ense up the e1-
change market, which for . fow days has
been very close.
Gold is on the rampage again to-day, though
hetazes are light. Bnll|on brokers buy ct ESQ, ESQ
and tell at ee::5 2a7, q wide margin baing
necessary for. contingencies. street sales
::se reported at 2soa2 242.' -: t'',
a prominent dealer IN coin informs me
that English sReeplators are now controlling
tho gold quotations. These men hare large
stocks Of foreign merchandise on haud, md
predicated upon the insane advance in gold;
are pushing OF their goods at enormous
prices. There may be something in this, It
being well known that the heavy bul1s are
EngHshmen and SouthcrnErs.~
, 1864-06-29
LATTER FROM EUROPE,
Tho Pirate cAlabalua-Rritt~Ik Politics
-C0nference-The eBp0u1Hh-pcru Con-
&ruTcrBys


New YORK, June o3.--The steamer City Of
London, with dates Of the 10th, arrived carly
this morning.
at cbcrbonTg on the 11th, was admitted to
Tree pafqiue, and landed forty prisoners, the
crews Of Two eaptured Federal vessels,
names net mcnuo1ed. The Alabama was
to be permitted to make extensive repairs at
Che1bou1g.
Par,iamfutary proceedings are unimpor.
tant. The London Deity .Nr,cs believes that
the Opposition plot for overturniny the Pull
mcrsfnn MiniEfry is broken down and aban.
doned. The intended resolutions being
crnftHS Wofoed. and not olfcct no,conuoence
Tote, tailed TO rceelEG the approval o. large
number OF ConselTat1Eea.
The meeting Of me CONFERENCE, appolntted
Tor the 15t9, has neen postponed " sne l6!9 s;3
Of June. 1t te 51morea that Ens1aoa WI
propose neW me O. ogma1ealpn, nu1
Denmark adhe1es 10 tne nae u lae Dao'
neWerke-
The London Dd'ty he1ss eays tnc [ prospects
OF peace are as remote - ese5; lne 1ermans
continue to hold ont. Lofu ral@els4a n salo
IN commons that proi9ngau9a u sae at.
, 1864-06-29
Detailed Account Of E1na
ter's Expedition.
FROM NEW 0RLEAMS-THE
CHICAGO MERCANTILE
BATTERY.
HISTORY OF AN .UNFORTU-
;. 49, NATE IMBR03LTO.
The. Official Orders, Documents
and Letters,
MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL NIL
1TARY AND CONGRESSIONAL
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June g, 1854.
To Major general Dix:
4 dispatch from General Grant, dated yes
terday afternoon, reports no operations In
front except from our guns, which fire at the
bridge at Petersburg, {, 900 yards distant.
APetezsburg paper Of the 25th states, that
Gen. Hunter is striking for Jackson Depot,
about forty miles north Of Salem, and says
rhe reaches Covington, which they suppose
he will do, with most Of his forces. but With
1oes Of material, he will be safe. -.
The same paper states that Gea: Wilson
destroyed cars loaded with cotton and fur
niturc, and burned the depot at Burksville,
destroyed the track. and Nas still pushing
south.
AL the railroads leading into Richmond
arc now destroyed, some them badly.
a dispatch from General Sherman, received
thls morning. rcpottA: "Yo@:1r1nr we
made Nh unsuccessful attack on the enc
my's position. We lost between two and
three Thousand, particularly heavy in ofncers.
General Harker is reported MORALLY wound-
ed; Colonel Daniel Cook, commanding q
brigade; Colonel Rice, Of the 57th Ohio, very
seriously; Colonel Barpdcll, 40th Illinois,
and Augustine, 55th Illinois, killed. We
took prisoners, hut don't suppose We Inaictr
ed as heavy loss on the enemy, as he kept
behind parapets.''
fs,rned1 EN-. STANTON.
, 1864-06-29

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr,bune.7
MADISON, Wis. Tuesdny, June "a. 1861.
A slight shower Of rain PASSED over Ethis
vicinity this afternoon, doing great deal Of
good to vegetation. The ground, however,
is ycry dry.
Part Of the veteran cd Wisconsin infantry
were mustered out Of service to-day. The
balance will be mustered ont tomorrow and
the regiment paid,
Another full company for the s7th regiment
1eayes for the front tomorrow. This fills tho
Terimenf to thn rfnimnm numher
, 1864-06-29
EEGrr REBEL SOURCES,
RebeI Rumprn Coueernfng Sherman
Hunter and Grant.

r.. AElrn1s, June "a Rebel dispatch re-
ceived from Holly Springs yesterday, an-
nounces the reputse orShernan By Johnston,
with q loss OF 4, 500 men, also claiming VIC
tory 1T Petersburg, after the severest engage
ment OF the campaign.
New YORK, June 28.-The Richmond Ee-
an.i,tr, OF the 24th, Gays: Hunter ret.eated
10 Eincastie having Lost Ills guns.
, 1864-06-29
qlmet,y1 Nrtbnme*


TO NEWSPAPER sUBscH1RERH.
The undersigned publishers of Chicago
daily papers havc mniunlls agreed to charge
the prices below specified for their rcspec-
tive journals, on and utter Monday, July i,
1eCs. 1t Is nearly two years since the last
advance In subscription rates was made.
Since that time the cost Of publishing daily
newspaper In Chicago has increased 1t least
sixty per cent. Tie price Of white paper las
advanced from twelve and half to nearly
twenty cents per pound; the price of type
setting was -ltsed from thirty to fifty cents
per !: 600 ems Rents and fne1 have doubled,
and every other item entering into the cost
OF publication, lAs advanced in like propor-
tion. To meet these increased expenses, tho
undersigned raised the price of advertising
as much as practicable; but the late sudden
advance in Tue cost Of white. paper
consumes nearly all receipts from that
source, and leaves no alternative but an nd
vance of subscription rates.
It will be perceived that the new scale is
IN increase Of but 20 per cent on the rates
charged during the past two years, while the
cost Of publication and Of living has In
creased more than twice thst amount within
the came period. We pledge ourselves to
return to the old standard Of rates whenever
the price Of *'print" md labor fall enough to
rcnaer it possible. We believe that no fair
minded reader will object to the new rates,
nor consider them more than right and neces-
sary under the circumstances. - =
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TERMS or WEEKLY. ~
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ton is made for the present The new ratel
will BE- announced in due time.
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
EVENING JOURNAL.
TIE cG1cAGO TIEES,
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, 1864-06-29
DISASTROUS IRE.
mM uurned-Loss $500, ,0Ot

OswEGo, N. T., June 28.-The Seneca mill,
at Ninnetta, the largest Touring mill IN that
place, WIGS destroyed by fire carly this morn
ing There was stored in the mill from ! 800
to 1900 barrels Of t1our, II, 600 bushels Of
wheat, md Il, 600 tons Of feed. The loss on
the building ID s230, 600. Insurance on buitd-
ing and stock about s1Q0, ,oco. The mill was
owned by E, G. d IL Mtlick.
, 1864-06-29

'The Planes Of nal1et. DAv1a J. Co., arc truly Fs.5
spteIdlc Instruments. yer3 poEc:uI snl u the ous
est and richest fone." 'r'
The Sane paper further sAys: ~
=" tbs 1anu.ac turets Of theso Pianos anjr9 tho
oldesti IN the Uni.ed sates and aEonx tie wealtsst
They hAYe excellent buaine4s Eeputsttoa a1d hava
attained to al c1te7aTs' foreign end domestic de-
ma1d. Because OF their eputaion and t5ctr Eesltn
their guarantee Of excellence which they sire With
thss Ptaaoa Il Valuable. They s.q n position q
make It good es an1 aonent.tf,. - -.
, 1864-06-29
Thirty Grand First Premiums nni
- Medala


The manufacturers are among tie oldost and
wealthiest IN the United States Tt*se Piaaoa have
heea universally commended bF the PRESS AND
D1sTNG u1aHED. MUsIClAE3 RTERx TuERR.
Ihsy are distinguished fer
Equality. Purity and Liquidity Of tone,
Superiority Of Action.
Elasticity of Touch.
solidiiy of Construction, and g,
Elegance Of Design and Durability.
IN these respects, and all others which 70 to mako
mp rsaiiy zups1ior Instrument. they rncQualed
1hs Chicago TRtRusH's correspondent at The lflc1t
gan State Fatz IN September, 1873, s1ys:
"The magnificent Hal1et a3d Davis P1a1o. entered
By ". ". Enba1l, is the grind es1e Of attraction.
There ara many planes he1e. some Of them from calo-
h1ated manufacturers, but this retgns suprezne Il
has dsker7etly received the FIRST PREAIUM.'
, 1864-06-29

The weather at Cairo is oppressiyely warm,
the thermometer ranging from 70 to 900 II
the sf1ade
, 1864-06-29

"Ihave tested your Planor thorouRhlT, nnd found
tht to be very Superior Instruments, and theexfnl
1eccpmeud then both to amateurs and professors.
) l. "L, II. QQIT3CHALE,s
, 1864-06-29
The Patent Steel Bar,

The Patent Steel Bar,
Which Is disttu gushing characteristic ef thsss
Planes. prevents warpng and getting out Of pase
"a of:ea the case IN other Instruments.
The Patent Suspension Bridge
Is spilled to heae P1acos only This Is the improve
neEt which gives to the upper 1eses & degrea Of
bzi11iaucy and purity touad In nc cthe< Piaao7.
VI. w. K!MRALL,
142 Lake Street.
Is sole agent for the Pianos In the northwest. aod
will far, i>h them to customers at manufacturers
prices. Iustsed catalogues sent free CT charge By
addressing II. r. K1slBAl a. aboYe. Orders tram
distance promptly attended to
THE BEST PIANOS
Are Always the Cheapest.
EyOR BUFFALo.-The favor1te
Fountain City,
CAPTAIN Rn17SD9.
, 1864-06-29

"Tbase. used your P1snos extsnsivt15. ana md
them to be superior In nil respects.
~E. E. NTTEEDGE."
, 1864-06-29

"1beg to s1press 10 on ny perfect satisfaction IN
every respect with the superiority Of your Pisnoa
=. :.-.f "TM MASON"
, 1864-06-29

"Your ptanoa are IN ny opinion tho hes: Pianos
ever riEde IN tho un1fed States elsewhere ana n
sweetness roEee Of tone and sol1ditY otcu,
leave nothing more to be desired. :.
"LAUR1CE sTRAKo5CH."
, 1864-06-29

c III LNc I1F1cE o1 lnc Weekly G1l.
= for the present The new rates
ounced in due time.
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
EVENING JOURNAL.
TIE cg1cAGO TIEES,
ILLINOIS STATS ZElTUEG.
, 1864-06-29

A-e roT n use, and which hzye rece1ye5 At State
Fairs dustcg the paat ten seats. oyer
, 1864-06-29

From seyers. hundred letters ard testt1cctals tbs
follow1ug are coaeH5se6: !;
"Aler the znsny tests that have stvs1 Jour
Instruments. I uuhe.t:a:ingly pronounce tham emf
nent1g superior IN actIoa, elasticity Of :oueh, and
power oftcro to an5 EsYa e1ef used IN hi, OF the
Old &C uLtrJ. GUSTAFE 8ALT4R."
, 1864-06-29

Is spilled to theso P1aEos only. This Is the Improve
meHt which gives to the upper zeses desrea q
bz1niancy and purity found In nc cthe< Piaao7. .
, 1864-06-29

Harriet Btecher Stowe says Yo1r Pianos au1pas
IN all the esser1st eq1i*tes Of xo1c r,.ao all taa
T have seen or heard in any country"
, 1864-06-29

In these respects, aud all others which 70 to u4kt
mp raaiiy instru1uent. they arc rncqcaled
, 1864-06-29

ITO hlACHINISTS.-I want
/ compssept man to set up and run s:ea1 Saw
hJl az take ap interest In tha ill In payment Tte
Mill can GET ali ite work DO st ten do1laIs per
thrceana for AAulnx. good maa caa set good
befc-in. Address ASA C.. GALL, AlGooA lowe.
teqhneE1tnft
, 1864-06-29

Richard st3rra willis rays: =. Tbs editor OF the Nc
a1cA1 ToELn can personally recommend these re-
IaafkBbly A1o t1strume1t8.'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-23
TIE Campaign Gazette.
FOUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY CENTS

The campaign is now opened, and
every man in the county should have
county newspaper. The Lancaster
Gazette during the campaign will con-
tain all the latest news Of Importance
land will discuss thoroughly all the i'm
portant issues before the people. The
political complexion of the paper is too
, we'll known to need more than q ref
crence to it. The Gazette declares
eternal hostility to rebellion North or
South, and favors the most determined
and persistent war until every enemy
of the Government in arms is over
thrown.
During the campaign the Gazette
will be sent to subscribers at the rate
of FOUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY
CENTS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Ten copies for IS 90 and one to the
getter up of Club.
1t is the duty of tho friends of the
Cause to circulate the Gazette in eve
nv corner and waste place ofthe coun
tv. A fund should be raised to send i
to those who arc not able to pay fol
the paper themselves The press il
the mighticst engine which can b
used during campaign to shape an'
change the opinions of men. Its worl
is done quietly from week to week
and men are irresistibly inducnco'
and changed by it.
Don't wait, but enclose the none.
in q letter at once.
MILLER, KooKEN & suTPHEN.
Publishers Lancaster Gazette
Lancaster, o., June 16, 1861.
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DIARRuGA AID DYsENTEaY. : We
have examined a great number of let
ters from some Of the mcst prominent
citizens Of Cincinnati and Covington,
etc, speaking in the highest terms
Of praise OF Dr.. Strickland's An
ti-Cholera Mixture for the cure OF
,diarrhpa and dysentery. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr. Woods,
Of Covington, says he was pronounced
incurablc by the best doctors in Gin
cinnati, and one bottle Of DR.. Strick
land Anti.Cholcra Mixture effected a
permanent cure after suffering for
months with the worst form Of diat-
rhGa and dyscntery. June2 1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-23
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP AGAIN.

DAVID HUBER, Esq, the energetic
and patriotic Central Committeeman
for Pleasant township, has again pla-
ccd the soldiers as we'll as ourselves
under obligations. llo astonished us
on last Saturday with the following
additional list to the fund raised in
Pleasant to send tho Gazette to the
soldiers. AS soon as the Pleasant
township fund is all in, we will publish
the figures in full, giving the sum, and
the names of those who raised the
same. From present indications
Pleasant will be the banner township
| a. . i
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u. S. 1O-4O Bonds.

The; Bon13aIe issus unlsr she Act OfiVagross O.!
March sih lsy which provides thIl all gonls issued
under this At shall Je EXEMPT FROM TAXA
lTlOSby or un Ter any state municipal authority
Subscriptions to these Bonls received II United
states notes or notes %. National Banks They arc
TO BE REDEEMED IL cOIS, OF lis. pleasure Of the
Government, AZ any period, ro 'ss5 h0a Ten H1rmo-e
than forfy gsqrs from their date and until their re-
demption FIVE PER CENT. INTEEEsT WILL BE
| PAIDIS COIN, Oh Bonds Of not over one hundred
dollars annually, and on all other Bonds seiu.-annu-
! ally Tile interest is payable on the Grat d2ys O.
| March aud September il each scar.
subscribers vii receive either Registered or C9u
pom Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
ore recorded on the books .! the Us Treasurer anl
can be Transferred only on the owners order. Cou
yOn Bonds are payable u bearer, and are more con
yrnicnt forc0mmersial uses.
cutscr Jcrs to this loan viii have tie option o hav
Ing their Bonds draw interest from March lst b!
having the accrued interest in coin.-lor ii Chitel
st,,esnoe., or the notes Of .ationa Banks. adlinl
nNy per cent. for premium or receive them dra"
nI interest from the date Of subscription and deposit
As these Bonds are
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LANCASTER MARKET.
New York Market.
NV YonK. juno u.


FLOUR--About sc better, with a
fair demand. Sales at SS 35@8 45 for
extra State; and s8 $500 80 for trade
brands, the market closing firm, with
no sellers at the inside rates.
WHEAT-2@4c better Sales at
81 83@1 81 for Chicago Spring, and
81 95@2 90 for Winter red Western.
CORN-Quite firm. Sales at 81 4(
al 49 for new mixed Western.
CATTLE-First quality SIS OO@
10 90; common, Sl4 so.
HOGS-Corn- per lb. 94@lOc
still-fcd, SI@SBc.
WOOL-Thc Wool market is very
much excited, and the prices are tend
ing upward Free sales Of fleece hav,
been made at 00c, and it is now helC
at 95@S1 90, 81 90 is anticipated du
ring the week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-23

TIE State of Ohio Us George Fctters /:
indicted for assault and battery upon
William Nutter-(an aggravated case }
was fined S25 and costs, and sentcnc-
cd TO five days Imprisonment in the
County Jail on bread and,Water. r.-Edglc,
George Fettcrs being Union man
and William Nutter a Democrat, and
several Of The soldiers hdvinstakcn the
fight out of the hands of George Fet-
tors, and whipped Nutter, Mr.. Fct'
ters must pcy dearly for the 'indiscrc-
ton Of his friends, the "boys in Blue
$25 fine and costs and FIVE days in the
County Jail on bread and water, is
what many Democrats as we'll as Unior
men, think a severe punishment fol
assault and battery but then, Mr.
Fetters is Union man, which no doub
has something to do with making i
san aggravated case" ~ q u
We are pleased to see the Eagle put
ting this sentence on record, Th
Judge OF Che Common Pleas vii
have to explain this as we'll a
SOME otlrer things to the people, if h
docs not wish to be tkoughta partizal
Judge. ,-'.