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wAau1r0roN, July A.-By Me Presj-
~ q ~ y. & II America:-A PRocE.A-
Wiz ssssAs, By the act approved July +
nd enfitled IN act further 70 regulate and
e tas enrolling and sd calling ,,Is ont It
49, g u provided that the President Of
&eVnlted States may at his discretion at
snrHne herealfer call Tor any number Of
so1S - voluntooIo for the respective terms
1k4 md 3 years Tor the military service,
sn6tkat IN Case the quota Of any part
1hegoof Of any town, townahip, ward q =
~. DreC6nct or election district, or Of
SoSSH not % subdivided shall not b NIL
q Nithia Tho space Of 50 days. after such
fee = DRAFT for one year TO ill such quota
6 aQy part thereof which may be unhlieds
and. W6eaeas, the new enrolment hereto
bre ordered 10 20 Tar completed - that the
aforementioned act Of Congress may now
b put in operation for recruiting ana
keeping cup the strength OF the
armies in the field for garrison ana
such other military operations q may oe
required for the purpose Of the suppression
az de rebellion and restoring the authors
Il Qf, the United States Government IN the
Now THeREroRE. /, ABRAHAM LIN
0orsr. Preaideut OF the United States, do
iasue this INV. call tor hve hundred thou
sand volunteers, for the military, service,
nrovided. nevtheless, that al credits which
NV be establiahed under section eight OF
1hon Aforesaid act, on account of persons
Vho have enlisted in the naval service dur
NJ ~ present rebellion, and by credits for
- fnEnished TO the military service IL
NxoDos Of calls heretofore made for volun-
eeeG1, will Re accepted under this call fol-
0ne.two or three years - hey may elect
~ will be entitled to the bounty provid.
a 81 the law for the period Of service fol
Vhivh they enlist; and do hereby pro-
0laiu. order and direct that Immediately
a1bee the iifth day of September, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, being dry days
nom the date ofthis call, q draft for troops
% serve for one year, shall be held in every
township, ward Of : city, precinct, election
district Or . county not 30 subdtvtded, t.
al the quota which shAll be assigned to y
under this call or any part thereof, which
may be untitled by volunteers ON the said
6fth day Of September, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four.
In testfmony whereof, have hereunte
49, my hand and caused the seal Of thu
United States TO be affixed.
Done ct the City Of Washington, thi,
eighteenth day Of July, in the year Of oul
Lord eighteen hundred and sixty -four, ans
OF the Independence Of the United States
The eighty-ninth.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
VIII. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The IH0xi-
rer has the following special from Wash
ington:
200 strong, passed near Lee9bnr9 at IN
early hour Tuesday night. Each rider led
q horse, and they were driving before
them nearly, 1000 head Of cattle. When
last heard from they were making for Ash-
by's Gap. Another portion Of reb6t cavAl-
~ are known to have been at Chester Gap
Wednesday noon. The cavalry OF Harry
cross the Potomac, which they did. little
above Edwards Ferry. After crossing .
small force was detached from his main
command and sent towards SnickerzvtllD,
when the main body moved directly fbr
Ashby's Gap. ~ Asa
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From Memphis.

Il
MEMPHIS, July 17.-vicksburg advices
report all quiet. KIN B s'at4
Gen. Slocum has been reinforced by
Kentucky cavalry sent by Gen. Wash
burne and was marching again for the In
terror Of Mississippi. $50
Latest accounts from Gen. Smith, who
was near Pontiac, are to the 10th. Ha
Forrest has issued a call for all citizens
between the ages Of Is and IS to rally to
his support. Old men and boys can take
care Of his horses, while the men engaged
the enemy. The report published in
Northern papers that Forrest had commu-
nicated his Intention Of retaliating on our
officers for any citizens who might be in
tured under Washburnes railroad order is
Alse. This result proves conclusively the
wisdom Of Gen. Washburne's order
Nearly every train on the railroad for 10
days previous to the issue Of the order was
fired upon by bushwhackers and citizens
and soldiers killed and wounded, while not
. gun has been fred since the publication
Of the order. The report that the circula-
ton Of the Chicago Times has been sup
pressed is. also false. Gen. Washburne
considers it . valuable auxiliary. ~ it
helps him to spot traitors, and no obstruc-
ton il placed in the way Of its circulation
within the limits of his command. a4
Reports Of affairs in Memphis, az made
up BY Cairo reporters, are nearly all sem
sational and should not be relied upon un.
til cOrroboIated. 7ssa 81
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new Steamship Company.

NEW YORK, July HIT il reported that
Commodore Vanderbilt Is about to sell the
steamships Champion, Ariel, North Star
ana Ocean Queen, comprising the line be-
tv1iIen New York and Aspinwall, to new
Company, which will probably continue
his present arrangement with the Pacific
Mail c.. This new Company is expected to
make the accommodation Of the Atlantic
steamers equal to those Of the excellent
boats on the Pacific side of the continent.
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SHERMAN before Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, July 1s-The Government
u in receipt this 4. T., Of gloyious neMs nom
Sherman. Il II mot noWo & > battaos ~
O. that On yesterday, having previously
crossed the Chatsahocchse. his whole army
advanced ave mile south Of the rivers anA
crossed Beochtre9 Creek. This advance
was made without any Yegise1n0D IT.
JoAnston's forces, except slight skirmish-
ing with his rear o he retired. This movo
necessarily theoes JphnsqQ into thedo9o>
ces Of Atlanta, and place. the city WttAh
range Of Sherman's guns
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81. Lopls, July l6.-By order Of General
Reoocgans, tWo tu9S, one furnished By the
upAeeWTiters and one by the quartermas-
tef1 department, are hereafter 70 b kept II
tn hafbor With full bead Of steam on,
day ead sieht e? TOW burning boess into
diseharGing freight are 70 anchor In the
s1ream :. aioo. III skids, yawls and other
small GRATIS are prohibited from plying in
tho harbOp without proper aufhority.-
Cspk q. w. Ford = appointed military
sharbor master: als4 :.
Jss says that Ave companies Of militia
mast OF which hslongsd TO Col. Mos old
regiment have pretty much all gone over
tothe rebels under Thornton.
The steamer Won Hhul arrived It Cairo
last night with 200 hogsheads OF sugar, and
100 hbla Uolasoes for Cincinnati.
The steamer nagent. =, ~: s; nnsd ssoo By
at Cairo on her down trip.
The Mobile papers are very depending
and,0reat apprehension existed there OF
raids by both sea and land. ssf
A steamer, name suppressed, lately ran
the blockade with an unusually valuable
cargo, including large amount Of mill
den. Lowell, formerly commandant at
New Orleans has been restored 70 rebel
s.. LouIr, July ls.-Dispatches from
Cot. Ford, at Kansas City, to headquarters
here, sny9 he has just returned from Clay
and Platte counties. His command II now
at liberty, whore he would Immediately
ThDrntou's rebels are broken into small
squaAs, cand scattered throughout the
Oountry. TWenty -f0ur Of them were killed.
Col. sE0rd suggests that the citisens OF
PlasesGna Gay counties b not armed, %
nine .tonthSof them are disloyal and have
as1(hke0a ThoK1Aon to raiso his lorco. and
give him al Information, keeping evegy-
ding ftom ostf troops efs ia s8s srsis
Ford notified the prominsnt citizsns aol
thees couples that hereafter they will be
Ru2fsiii2S. And hAa called meeting of az
,s;s Ss VIZ Il: Isl tSs& Sos az
save their counties from desolAtion. ~
Ford capturod 200 q. s.. muskets n
hApds Of thee guerrillAa, burned . wlre-
houSe containing 100 more With considef-
able ammHnftio0. aud captured battle.
dag made ~ the ladies' Of; Platte City.
Gen. R0secranS has issued AZ address e
the people Ia northwestern MISSOURI, stat.
ing they have deceived him. that while
the government they have allowed guer.
riIlas tn live and recruit upon them, and
that the arms and ammunition put there
Tor the preservation Of public safety have
been used TO destroy il. He tells them
that nothing il now left for them to do bul
u wholly ren0unce and help exterminatt
the common enemy Of their country, or 4
viii become Z desolat1on. All loyal; anc
law abiding citizens must promptly com
pine with the military authorities gtvln1
al posslhle Aid, assistance and iafort1a'
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WAsHINaToN, July l8.-The following
dispatch il from the Richmond Enquirer
Of July is:
OKLAHOMA, July IT'D Gen Bra0g:-We
attacked . column Of the enemy under
Smith yesterday, under march from Pom.
tatoe, We attacked him in hls position at
Trepelo this morning but could not force
his position. The battle was drawn one
and lasted hours.
(Signed) 8. d. LEE.
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FORTRESS MoNHoE, July 10, via BALrI-
MORE, July le.-The Norfolk News Of tAis
has been fought In Georgia, resulting In
the complete overthrow of Tie Conl6der-
ates, the capture Of Atlanta and 1900 ~
bel prisoners. Arrivals from City Point,
a. late - can have arrived 1t Norfolk, Say
nothing of it. The report Il doubtlessp pre-
mature. VI es Ft@fs
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From Fort Monroe.

NEW York, July 18.-Steamer Geo.
LeOfy arrived from Fort Monroe, bringing
the sick and wounded from the various
hospitals there. ysa go
The steamer Gen. Sedgwick from Port
Royal brings no news.
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Fron Cairo.

Cairo, July l6.-The Dist New York
veteran volunteers, Lieut.. Col. Torkell,
from Jackson and New Orleans arrived
here last night. They leave for home this
morning by special train.
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ALBANY, July ia dispatch 70 Auditor
Benton, from Whitehall, Vt. that tAo
break on the twelve mile levee u repaired.
and that boats are running. 10 -
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NEW YoRK, July 17.-Advices from Sher-
mans army state that our strongest corps
aro south Of the Chattahoochee strongly In
trenched IN the rebels abandoned works.
It Is fumored that q rebel General and
many wounded rebels have fallen back q
the outer Notifications Of Atlanta, three
miles from the city. The works are very
stroue with 10000 militia In them. The
rebels are moving al their supplies 70 Au-
eJ,stn fearing Z "flank', movement and
capture. q Another report eays that John.
ron has fallen back 60 Cedar BlufiS eight
miles nom Atlanta thus virtually yielding
that stronghold. &*A8 '3Ss 7#
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PhiiadeIPhia Specials.

I PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The Press ar
my Of the Potomac correspondent, under
date Of the 18th, says that the artillery fieht
Of that day lasted two hours, when our
shells burst directly in the rebel embra-
sures, destroying their cannon and forcing
them to retire. They lost at least six guns.
The breastwcrks lately occupied by the EN-.
envy barring our advance towards Peters
lburgh have been leyeled.
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Returned.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Secretary Fes-
sender, accompanied by Asst. Secretary
Field, returned to Washington this morn
ing. aeErfa
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ton, or suffer the violence which must fol.
low the liberation Of . species Of warfare
which finds no parallel even IN our Indian
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| NEW YoRK. July -Nathsuiel MAxsh.
Pfeiadent Of tho Erie NaIlroad OOmponY.
died suddenly at his residence On 6tatSo
Ialand last n{0ht " na .5..ts @
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE.


1870 80 =. - = : =.
Il sft rr>e>a~> uAvs.
FAhTHER POINT, July l6-The steamer
Usmascus, wnlcn LOT Iverpool on tne n
.etn00n OF the TN, ana LOn0on00ffy %
the eeh, arrived this evening, on her way
70 Soeoec.
numofs very unavoraole g Gen. Grant
were prevalent "a England: Tney caused
,1 .se 2. 1!9S Per cent. ln Sne Oonieoetase
aoen, which ranged from y 70 u.
| ~ Wa announced that the amount 70
9ulred ior tneSept. dividends and TIE atnk-
ing Iuno nad been received ~ the LONDON
agents.
. Tne LONDON. 1!nee. IN reviewing Grants
position, says Il p difficult not 70 conclude
that the campaign = now reduced to =
queeu0n OF feterso0f& or nothing.
The London Ns0r finds cause for rejoic.
ing, II the absence Of any great military
eucce9es that It least the process Of negro
emancipation Il making great strides.
;, The Paris correspondent of the Star says
the Kearsarge would leave Cherbourg on
the 5th Of July, to cruise In the channel and
watch the movements OF the rebel cruisers,
or rather cruiser, the Florida being at
present the only one to fear.
The report II that the Yeddo lately built
at Bordeaux will be completed at Xmster-
dam and commanded by Semmes. The
YeddO Is large vessel capable of resisting
the attacks, chasing or running away from
an enemy such a. the kearsarg0 or Nj
agara. t IN ys
A private telegram from Copenhagen
says it has been determined to call q coun-.
gel OF ministers to treat directly with Prus-
sta on the basis OF Denmark being admit
ted into the German confederation as the
only means Of saving the monarchy. This
was regarded as highly improbable.
Russia was making active nayal9 prepa-
rations at Cronstadt. iss.e w
AZ was stated tnat RUSSIAN squadron
was about 70 visit the Swedish and Danish
Po OH On tne naltic.
Ing AeAIsaI9e mas Arrived on Dover.
bourg.
y Is stared that the 1edoo belongs % the
fIussian 6overnment, NOT 70 the Conleoe-
sA's'
--latest via Londonderry.I
L1vERPooL, July s:-Cotton been buoy
ans-prices tdgfo nigner; 4 49, eetlme-
ing .urtner aay9nce. S.0cx "a PoIt eeu-
mateo q ~, oOO Daiess q wnicn o,oOO are
american. breaostuns quiet ana steaoy,
e1cept ior spring wneat ON Wnic1 oecune
o. Is@So was suOmtte0 70. Frovisaons
nIm. -,
LONDON, July e.-Consois Io1 money w
SiHvs' A"e'' pc SECURITIES ''a' ns'' ~''nou'
Inc La france, rebel farls organ, says
mat Capt. Semmes y going g the springs
N germany 70 recruit Ms shattered health,
ana that MS lst Lieutenant mas been recon-
mended to take his place on the new pi-
rate vessei wnlcn y soon coming our.
two new frigates, built by Annau, have
Semmes' successor gets vessel It VIII
nave 70 De rom England.
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NEW YORK, July ia despatch from
Niagara Falls says: g. G. Clay, Of Ala,
and George n. Sanders, are It that place
10 devise = basis for the action Of the Chi
cago Convention, which shall end the war,
and secure the triuinph Of the democratic
party. Though not claiming to speak for
the seeded States, yet they hold out strong
hopes Of being able to get their assent.
The proportions are believed to be -
follAws: Jf,.e Ara so..
Finst-The return Of the seeded States
to the Union.
Second-The assumption Of the Confed-
crate debt. M aa4f q a tH EGa @a ~
Third-The recognition Of the freedom Of
the slaves actually emancipated in the pro-
gress Of the war and the status quo ante
bellans a. to others.
Another despatch says that Horace Gree
IL il also at Niagara Falls, and it has al
ready been announced that Mr.. Jewett Is
there s#e s5ks *
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81. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Democracs ST.
Jpseph's special says the city and country
II Wild with rumofs and excitement. It q
reported that Col. Ford attacked Thorn
tons guerrillas q Arnoldsvills on Sunday,
Fighting wa kept up all day, but the 70
h Anothsr body Of gusrrillas, from so
70 600 stroogs are sncamped on Gordsn's
Farm, in P1atte county. =.
Onlcial information states that 200 more
Paw.Paw militia Of Platte and Clay coun-
ties Joined Thornton's guerrillas. A colli-
sion occurred n Gibson county, but the
result waS not known.
Gov. Hall was commissioned Copper
bead comnandsr Of the Andrew county mir
litia. .ers7
Trouble vas anticipated. The people
were continually docking into st. Joseph
from the surrounding country and many
we're leaving for other points. Grain WAS
anticipated In localities.
| 81. JOSEPH, July l9.-Cof. Ford tele-
graphs to headquarters here that he has
killed in Ill 40 guerrjllas, captured 200
stand Of arms, much ammunition, many
horses. Our troops are still pursuing the
81. JosErz, July ls.-It appears that
Col. Ford LETT two bands Of guerrilias,
numbering nearly 200, in his retreat, who
are committing all manner Of depredations
in tho southern part Of this county. A
large scouting party was sent from here
this morning, but had not been heard from.
/ Every train from the West brings large
numbers Of refugees nom Platte, Clay and
Ray counties, many Of whom stop here,
while others are eastward bound. xas
Il il said that the entire militia Of An.
drew, Holt, Atcheson, Nodaway and other
counties northwest will be called into SER
vice. e1ss sd8 S
Guernsey & Co., Of this city, have Just
received sixty-nye pounds Of gold dust
| frnm yiPuinfa (yikv. @9s a 48Eat siH ~
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= III 80 - - = - -
ss.s@s<sa lsss q s 20 1885, aasssssssa $50
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Railroad trains left Washington this I. IA.
for Philadelphia, direct. t'.#s
NEW York, July Secretary Fesseu-
den has been IA consultation with Mr..
Chase to-day, relative to the proposed for
eign loan. The Post says ct present there
u not much prospect Of Its negotiation on
satisfactory terms. The report that the As
Sociated Banks refused TO make-a loan to
Mr.: Fssssndsn, except they be made gsn-
government 10 not correct. they propose
| to loan 90, 0oo, go and make payments same
- il gfeaf coWmerCial countries OF Europe.
Secessi0nist6in Baltimote ny the recent
rebel invasion was only . reconnoisauce.
and that thsy will receive large reinforce
ments and return with Lee in command.
BALrrnonH, July -Philadelphia Rail-
road Company have made arrangements
running trains over their road tomorrow,
GunpoWdef bridge not yet repaired, but q
foot bridge has been constructed around
the burnt portion, 90 passengers can Cross
to train beyond. The bridge was more 60
fiously damaged than was first reported.
| Reports to-day Of rebel cavalry near the
city, believed 70 be entirely incorrect. Our
cavalry have made thorough examine
ton Of the country in this vicinity, but
could not find armed enemy anywhere. II
Is supposed the presence of some of our cit
izen scouts, sent out from Baltimore, were
taken by the country people for rebels, and
hence the reports. tslas 'z.4E
NEW YORK, July 16.-It is reported at
4 Gosxaton that division Of the Sixth corps
captured $50 or 200 Of the rebels, on guard
on the river road. <tsstss
| The Associated Banks agree to take the
Fifty Million Loan, either on bonds or Z $40
Treasury Notes. 4@. 49, . 49, IA
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-12
RAILROAD LINES.
AN

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, August i, 1864,
Passenger trains leave Philaaelphla for
Baltimore at 430 Express, Mondays eXcepted), 8'05 A.
NJ, 70 Nj, 2'30 ard 10 so T. NJ.
Chester at sos, lll5 A. NJ f30 2s0 43O 900 and lOo
Pm.
Wilmington at $50 NIondays excepted), sos lI'l5 A.
NJ, ltO, 230, 1850, GOO, 10 30 and lf00 0P. NJ.
New Castle at sos A. NJ. and 490 L. NJ.
Dover at SO5 A. M. and 4JO Z, NJ.
Milford Al % A, NJ
Salisbury at $50 A. NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at S45, $40 A. NJ (Expross), llo,
wilmipeton at Iis CAS- A. NJ, 1924 ,r45, 400, 4'9s
TRId9lOP.
Salisbury at ll'b5 A NJ.
Milford AZ 245 T.. NJ.
DOverat G 20 A. NJ, and 4l5P.M
New Castle at 4 30 A. NJ. and 627 M,
Pm.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations
l02j T. NJ,
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate stations at
ll0Ph.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 A. A ,a06 and llO5 u NJ.
Leave wilmington at 6'S5 025 A. NJ, $40 and lI4o
=. NJ.
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached Will run
fOllOws:-
Leave Wilmington for Peryvle and intermediate places
at 7'46 z. NJ.
SUNDAYS : Only at 4sO A. NJ. lO'sOP NJ, from PhIA-
dephia 20 baltimore
From Phladelphia to Wilmington at FsO A. NJ, 1880,
and n +. NJ.
From Wliminpto TO Philadelphia at A. NJ and TOO
T. NJ Only at 1925 z. Nj from baltimore 20 Philadelphia
ia4 IL f. kEHNEH, superintendent.
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"A feat Of pedesuianism is noted by a Lake
Superior newspaper. A man named Finnegan
started irom Copper Harbor at ten minutes past
@, A. NJ and after three hours stoppage At
various mines on the route, arrived at Houghton
at half past 7. M. having travelled fifty-seyen
much more tires0me than II il had been cool aud
breezy.
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nNsrrrsIAl nYsrErs1Al

ljohu leuch do certify that for four months past
attacked with acute dyspepsia; 50 severely handled
ghat could to nothing bu, what It would nm with
desJn5l Distress my system perfectly pros
usty1 ray whole uAuc soon became weak aud trembling
with confused uosc and drrncss in the head, followed
BY raptSJu % hc heart and general debility the
Ntc'c t2dy ENyry k,nj of medicine administered to me
SO no g0d uutu advised 10 call Dr wishart and
place myscf uRdor his treatment. IL Is about nine
weeks since commenced his Dy spepsia pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and do truthfuy and faithfully
say that am perfectly cured ofDy spepsa and all
diseases arising therefom and three good meals
every day, and feel well in every respect am rs years
Of age, and II It was necessary, feel could and would
shoulder my to defend the city from invasion By the
Rebels. All persons suffering with Dyspepsia as was are
at liberty to call and me- for feel my duty to do all
the good | can for suffering humanity