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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

o5f--uu Ur near Ciaca % Broad s.s. q jady's
( gold watch Pin, anchor IN centre. The 6ndrT
u ~ be- Fewatdsi GA leaving IL At The n.sp1,cn
,,nce, ,y5-93
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

3 IN.IRAG.-Catne ~ my ho-at on tue ty5Dotne
- tHcEpisc, sooui icu- miles tc,ow ktCEln al =,
oo aoth oi jane, sprrci Marc, Of MEDIUM s h,
I h3 0NGe- viii Tlaas9 Come forward, prove proper
y, and pay charges
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

sSTkhiEI!-Frcm my pidce, Jaiy i,t a smrn
~ whit'Sh Cow, iu fair order, win half ct ear
cu. oa. will reward any person who will Iersrp
her, og pay tor s,y Information that may 1t
b-r sxsia. J } WRIGHT, Grove Rogi
3 = 3 Or q IthiinI EarfnrY IL Avn 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
: JAMES VHR0GmORTnN.

- IoLEN-frCm my premises, on the nr0ok
y road, seven miles from nichmOnd "a medium
size bay Mare, four years cid. She had sor- On
hrI back, partially healed, aEi skinned place on
her tgGt kHe". will give $500 for her Ic.lrn o
for any information leading 10 her recovery.
II wi Ma tANANAILGN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
OgsioE or Ogpkas AND DgTATs., Z NAVY psPr,
Rich.nnnh tnn Z

OgPICE Oh OgDkaS AND psFAII, NAVY ESPr,
Richmond, Va, Juno 10, 1854.
TIsSULAR.--The attention of NIL officers OF ihs
Navy Is called to the following s6t OF CcazFo.s
approved June A. isoi, relating 10 aasporiai.oa of
officers OF tho srE;y AID aayy. whia travelling ea-
Ger orders, TO VIII
"7hs Coagrss: If as CoHfsds'ats States Of .fmsri-s
DO enact, That cficerS OF the array sai navy, TIA
trav eilipg under ofGsss of the War or Navy De-
partment, AL be allowed trsns por iat,on Ia kind
ior themselves snd their personal tsgisga sEd ten
dollars par Gay fer expensas, wills necassaziiy
travelling In the execution Of their oriaEa."
Ths act rsndsts pugatory The oire ulaF erisr is-
saed from this onlae on tho isi aSi ihs sahjsIt
OF travelling allowance.
By command @. Ss,'y Of Navy.
10 I6-2aR3w pSL LEE, Captain IN charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

{ or Ccw-s 400 r-w= rI.--s'tTaycd away from
Z 4 Lc&r Camp Ls-. Gu Tuesday last, roam COW
white breast and white rHa cf tai; hotos sawed
{ at tue eqds The 25ovo reward will be paid 6y
bringing her u IL! Ges.ie.cs, @arr}.ail, be
t~-ea ls' aud 2isis. HENRY uUNST.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
iiEAtQ'Rs 24rH kEGaAsNT VAUAv., /

July LIST, 1861. /
Z oSf-Last nighi, tIom Bakers farm, an Iron
Z 4 gray Mare, about SIX years old, tail raJher
ful, with about one half uf il nearly white. said
Mar" IS medium size, rather cOmyBctiy built, with
rather large head The guards a. the points where
the various reads enter the fcrlications are asked
to iook uni iUF the Mare, and Ii found send Ter
81 ts Bal ard House stable, aud they VIII be lGer-
ally rewarded. J X ROBERTSON,
~ 4-sst MAJOR 21,lI Rggt "a ;,ly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

shnH bUisLA "a Reward. i'asvn dur,ux she
ZOt h'e CT II 'niay TAI y = Hoe goia hual iEg.
'"s" "A'ct "nh pi% and Gaain attached, With the
hsnie O. 'Ia3nte h2ksT'' Eravei "a the Ir5iia -
1. .tieS tHe ~. oi deceased F.s;er, IL s very
EEhiy pix III. The alter will receive tns above
reward and hsny thsnks by returning ITO
mo FAYE, r,
= ~ No Sb Saiu ,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
LOST, S1'RkFED. Ee

1 o5t bsgssge.--The driver of The sprng wagon
L 4 who took GA a. ihs Dzn7!!ls irp1t. last even.
Tag, Que smsi' black truck oae pair Engli-h iesthar
saddle h*fs, with hapdiss and patent iea.t.r u.s.
Que gag eea'a,eng two eafbnl Of snils and ssli
hsThet OF fsspoeEr,s End q ,wara win vlease de
hver tie sane at Mr. X VuIrsIklnis
doors abdya -. Reads ttu.sh,
~ q -stt a., E,,nsI,, a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

n q COUPON GottnR B,uis, Of q o0l each,
t.g mis's't or stoien-Ti,.y sr. su "a. asf.d from
~" 70 go inclusive. Ia" coupons ef g. ca are
StfrNFoadtr siy nu hh~re,i. Dcsi"rs Is staoss Kuj
DeaotitarI-8 ara reIaest, ito keen - look cut
TT h"'a boz . A:d cOapons, ard aiyise tia uG-
'efSshsd ii discovered. Any iniotmslion con
e ihs them VIII be property rewarded. Address,
NJ htchni7ai, Va. a Baf,gd. or
" 2ss3Rf HNAsrs I.ANEAkT III I 60.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07
DAooA NxNA AlvCv plIS,
which, in conjunction with. the ..,-,,
DAooA pxAvxixov,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, win relieve and cure
Headache, costiveness,
Colo Pains, Cholera Morbrs,
Indigestion, pain IN the Bo1yels,
Fa Oizziness, ctc. i =
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them, and they will say they are
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

. We are informed that Mr.. Stcrts, for
merly proprietor Of sthorsteam sawmill,
knownas Hstch's Mil, op the d. q M.
Railway, near Coopcrsville, recently burn
ed, has, III company with a Mr.. Johnson,
purchased the Steam sawmill at Coopers-
vile, also The tayern, stand at that point,
bdilt BY Mr.. hMoodbdry, and an sigh.y
acre lot Of land near by. Mrs., is one
Of our stirring, energetic business men,
and Is Bound % succeed 10 his new enter,
prises. sfoas si9T .afitsTsa iNitss
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

AN earhesoihquiry- IS being made BY
lumbermen and wood dealers, in this VII
,ciuily;for choppers RndE men to assist Id
the lumber woods, 'teamsters and others,
One dollar and fifty cents per cord is now
offered schoppiug wood, and' from
twenty-five 70 dirty dollars per month
for hands in'tha lumber woods, EnE
ployment maybe sobtaihed atsnearly all
points, on she p, M Rsilway, between
this and Grand Rapids and ia the lumber
woods generally rl,sd ssdisendrs 9 lIrT7l I.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. =. l.,ss
They act SO directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill
They are really
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

X THE spropelIers Calds0cll and Gov.
Cushmar, we understand, have been en-
gagged by'tho d. " M, Railway Co. TO
carry freight and passengers between this
point and Milwaukee during the coming
winter. Tho: CaldaOeu came into port on
her irst trip Sunday morning last. The
steamships connected with the Railway
are still running. + lra 81 - ~ sas /
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07


6AMoNc recent arrivals in town.. from
the armys wouotice Capt. H. S.gCIhbb,
late Of thezC Cldriou, and (colored! lser-
vant.c * y4s ylialsaeA sihlFl ~ bnt Togs
.soi3s stfh sill q. lolisqi
Also onryoungffiend, Rodney D. Leg
gat, late Post Quartermaster, at Rome,
Georgia, under Gen. YSherman.l He is
awaiting the development of the army
in thatIquarterEahdfu dfufther ordofs. Al
Mr. b. W. Parks engineer, on one Of
the boats connected with the Mississippi
flotila, Y. s. service, quite recently re.
turned to this village. .o iessl'epes 7 \ 4
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

I MlcnldAs = has pat forty regiments and
batteries, embracing over sixty thousand
men. in the 6eld since the commencement
Of the present war. 80 N8Is
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

j THREE Hollanders, Of our village,
Messrs. John Donker Jacob Mearas and
John Ball, left Wednesday morning last
for the Netherlands, BY way Of New York.
These are men who have for several years
been residents with us, and arc in every
respect worthy citizens. Their object ip
visiting Europe k not only ito ienow old
friendships bgtt9 jpd9ee. pthers to emf
crate to this country, where advantages,
/. not few, arc rendered them That can not
be enjoyed in tHoir naivs land. ''"''
We arc also Informed Il Is the design
Of Mr.. Klaas Bfonwes' Of ihe ffm Of
Brouwer a Brother, merchants Of our vii
lage, 10 visit the Netherlands, leaving
here the latter part Of che present month,
and all 10 retorlisin early spring.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

JOHNNY KANousE, lad Of our village,
aged some fifteen or sixteen, years, was
knocked overboatd from the river steam
Or, Aaso,s, near Blendon, op Friday last.
lie narrowly escaped death, being rescued
from the water with great difficulty.
cMosr Of The lumber vessels engaged il
trade between this point and Chicago
have gone into winter quarters. Among
oihors we notice the 1dridaic, Wyoming.
AEaerya Spartan and Little Belle. Sos-
eral vessels owned in Chicago, are stilI
engaged freightipg lumber at $6 90 per
thousand foetsfor pine and 20 90 for oak.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

PARDoSED BY THE PREsIDHsT.-The Presi-
dent, on the petition Of the Mayor and number
of the most prominent and loyal citizens Of
Georgetown, has pardoned Joseph W. Boucher,
Of that town, convicted by court-martial, some
six months ago, Of aiding persons to go South,
and sentenced 10 Fort Delaw are for twelve
months. 1t was shown that Mr.. B. had simply
indicated to lady how she might possibly get
South, after she had solicited the information
of him and given assurance that she designed
only to reJoln her family, and would give no
Information to the enemy, and take nothing
contraband with her. The petitioners there
fore believed that he designed NO Injury to the
Government, and thought all the ends to be
attained by punishment had been accomplished
The prisoners bad health was also taken into
consideration, as we'll as the general good
character and integrity Of himself and family
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

The Warren Combin alton Com pany are draw
ing full and select houses al the Holiday
Street Theatre, Baltimore.
At the Boston Theatre, on Monday evening,
Mr.. Hilllard's new comedy, entitled "Waitlng
for the Verdict" was brought out, and is pro-
nounced by the Boston critics q great success.
At the fremont they have John Brougham's
capital burlesque of " Pocahontas," with Dan.
setehell as ye bold warrior, Powhatan.
Buckley's Minstrel Hall will continue closed
fjr the week, on account OF the death OF Mr..
Fred. Buckley.
In New York, the theatres are all In -four
ishiug condition. Wallack's opened on Mon
day last, with Bourcicault's comedy Of the
"Fox Chase" The principal characters were
very well played by Mr.. Lester Wallack, Mr..
Fisher, Mr.. Gilbert, Mr.. Mark Smith, Mr..
Young, and Mr.. Seton, Miss Mary Cannon,
Miss Henriques, and Miss Fanny Morant.
Unyarying success attends the nightly ap'
pearance NJ Mr.. John Owens In the drama oi
"VIctlms," and the curiosity Of "Ths Peoples
Lawyer" at the Broadway Theatre.
At Niblo's Garden, Mr.. Forrest appeared last
evening, as Richelieu, TO q fine house. The im
personation received its lme.honored verdic,
OF approval, and will be repeated tonight.
0PERA.-Under Mr.. Leonard Growers man
agement, the German artists at the Academy
OF Music, last week, gave the public three per
foTmAnces OF Faust" the most fascinating o.
all operas; one Of Martha" and one OF De-
FTeischutz," besides presenting "Faust" ID
Brooklyn upon one evening. The opera thu
far has been an immense success--muslcally
and financially,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
EXTRA
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
SHERIDAN STILL PURSUING EARLY.
Eight Rebel Generals Killed
. and Wounded. "a
RAIDoVoN .aGoRDoNsvtLLE

'. ID - ~ lH - wAn DErAarmEsr.,
ll l's''e WAsHIsoTor, Sept. ai--ioisa a. m.
M.Jov General Dir, Ne,o York, DO - 'l :.
This Department has just received the fol.
lowing telegram announcing the continued
pursuit Of the rebels by General Sheridan,
Cedar Creek, where Sheridan wss crossing
at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, ia short
distance this side Of strasburg. He had pur-
sued the rebels over thirty miles from the point
where he att,ckedt them at daylight on Monday,
.-7grr HARPER's FERnr, Sept. 81, 1861,
Hon. Edloin M. Stanton, Secretary Of War. :
Reliable news from tho front. Our army
was crossing Cedar creek yesterday, at 8 b. m.
No hghtlng. The following List of rebel gen.
erals killed and wounded ls correct, Generals
Rhodes, Ramseur, Gordon, Terry, Goodwin,
Bradley johnson, and Fitz Lee. From all
can learn the prisoners will approximate five
thousand. "
The indications are that the enemy will not
make stand short OF staunton. They are
evidently too much demoralized to make an-
other fight. 70. 'rn
(signed) J. D. STEVENSON, Brig. Gen.
Gen. Grant transmits the following extract
from the Richmond Ssnaasl of yesterday:
The Richmond Sentinel of the Goth has the
ALLOWING:
"a slight ripple of excitement waslproducel
here yesterday by report that Yankee raid.
ing party was advancing on Gordonsvllle, and
were within a few miles of that place. THE
result OF all our inquiries on this head is that
this report originated In the fact that early
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

FoRrREss MoNRoE, Sept. 19.-The schooner
Jane Y. Darfee, Z. q. Davis master, was cap.
tured on Saturday evening last at II O'Clock,
while at anchor In Warwick river, near James
river, by party Of Ave rebels belonging to the
rebel navy. 1t was q surprise, and the first
rebel entered his cabin with pistol leveled at
his head demanding the surrender OF the
schooner, and informing him Of his crew hay.
ing been overpowered.
The schooner was released BY Capt. Davis
giving a bond 10 the amount Of q, 1918, and W,
r. Stocking, the supercargo, being held hoe.
tsge for payment Of the money. The rebeli
then robbed the schooner, taking 2,700 from
small boat, colors, papers, compAsses, nautical
instruments, &c. Then bidding the Captain
pOlitslv adleu, the robbers left at p. IN. Tn,
Captain arrived here this morning with hit
schooner, and reported the affair as stated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21


rp-s sr.-rsao-x.- of .sdentnrv
bsbits troubled with ve.knes. Ia,,itude, paIpits.
lion ,f the heart LACY Of .ppetite. distres, amer
eating, torpid liver, oonstipatiop 40, deserve to
suffer IL they will NOT try the celebrated
PLANTATION BIrrERs,
vhioh ara nov recon ended bv the hiehe,t medi-
cal sutho orities, and warranted TO produce an I'm
mediaie beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must suporcede ali
other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulnnt ia
reouired,
They nurifv. strenethen and invixorate
Tbev oreats . healthy anpetite.
Tbev are An .ntidote 10 change of water and
d,st.
Thsv overoome efreet. of di.,,p,,,on and I.te
honr,.
TheyvtrepRthen the sy,tem and enIivsn tbe mind.
They prevent mis.matio and intermittent fcyer,,
They purify .he breath and aoIdItv Of The
.tom.ah'
Thev oure pv.pepsi. and con.tip,,ion.
Thev eure Di.rrbn.. Cholera and ChoIsr, Nor
Jus.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
New T.IeEraph once.

The Peoples Telegraph Line have JUS
opened, for the accommodation Of their up
town customers, a new office at the rorne
Fifteenth and streets. Under the eflicien
superintendouce of Mr.. Helss, the General
Superintendent, and the local management o
Mr.. c. B. Noyes, this line has become i'm
mensely popular with the telegrsphing public
The new office is not q branch Office, but con
meets directly with 81 Wall street, New York
and the various other stations Of the company
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

Yesterday, as party Of rebel prisoners were
being marched down the Avenue, they cheered
Justify when they passed the Mcclellan flag
suspended opposite the Democratic Head.
quarters.
Another incident occurred on D street south
after this fashion: A Mcclellan flag was sus-
pended across the street In the neighborhoot
Of -, when some men In uniform can't
along, and, as the bunting dropped very low
after the late victory Of Sheridan, they coult
easily reach 1t with their hands. The tempta
ton was too great. The soldiers pulled dow
the flag, and were instantly set upon by I
strong "peace party" of McClellanites, VIII,
threthed the soldiers soundlY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
n r r / O ! A L.

' WAR DEPARTMEET,)
PRovosf MARSHAL GEHERAL's OFFIOE,
WAsBINsroH, d. C., June %, 1854
Circular, No. %.
Persons not nt for military duty and not liable
TO drAft, from age other causes, have expressed
desire to be personally represented In the Army.
In addition TO the contributions they have made In
the way Of bounties, they propose to proOurs at
their own expense, and present for enlistment re-
cruits TO represent them In the service. Such
practical patriotism IL worthy Of special oommea-
dation and encouragement. Provost MArshals,
and all other oiisers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered 10 furnish all the facilities In their
power 10 enlist and muster promptly the Aeeepta-
Bile rsprsseniatips yscrus presented In accordance
with the design herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the recruit repre-
sents viii be noted on the Enlistment and peserip-
i've Roll ef the recruit, and viii be carried forward
irom those papers 10 the other onioiAl records
which form his military histsry.
suitably prepared certificates OF this personal
representation In the service will be forwarded from
this ONCE 10 DO filled out and issued by Provost
MArshAlS TO tho persons who put In Representatives
reGyuus. JAMES d. FRY,
Je4l-u Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

This evening will be given, for the first time
the Intensely thrilling, romantic drama "vAlSha
the Slave Queen" produced with new seem cry
new and appropriate costumes, and elegant ap
pointments. The cast Of characters has beer
carefully arranged, and embraces the entir,
strength OF tho company. 1t cannot fail to draw
crowded house.
Madam Ponisi, when she will give us her grea
impersonAtion OF Lady Macbeth, pronour eed BY
Mr. Edwin Forrest ss having no equal on tn,
American stage.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

johnson Clagett, George Skinner, r. Y. No
ran, VIM. 8. Finn, James johnson and Frank
Darden, of Mosby's guerrillasj Benton Fletcher,
Black Horse cavalry; Rob't. NJ. Horal, 4Sd
VirglnIai saml wajsmsn, asa Virginia, and
John A. Marchant, 4sd Virginia, were sent in
from Harper's Ferry yesterday as prisoners OIL
war, and committed to the Old Capitol,
George HOFFMAN, company z, Gllmore's bat
TALON, was sent in from the army of the Poto
mac and committed to the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
Patriotic Excitement in New
York.
Mcclellan Stock and the Price OF
Gold Declining.
LITTLE MAC MAKES A SPEECH
WITH NO ALLUSION TO
sHERIDAN's VICTORY.
Especial to the National Republican.

Especial to the National Republican,
New YoRx, Sept. 81.
Sheridan has compelled New York to show
her colors to-day.
The starry red, white and blue flag dances in
the sunlight from every prominent building,
and Broadway presents gorgeous spectacle.
sheridan's Union blows in the Shenandoah
knocked the price of McClellan's stock and Of
gold downwards. Gold would have fallen still
lower but for Belmonts resistance.
Union stock advanced hugely. The McClel.
lantes looked sad. ThsJ feed upon national
disasters, not successes.
Gen. Mcclellan made political speech at
Newark last night, but did not allude to sheri.
dams victory. He don't like such platforms
8. PHI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

A HARD PLIoHT.-General Mcclellan, In his
letter OF Acceptance, confesses that he " could
not look In the faces OF his gallant comrades"
and tell them that /" their labors and the sacrI-
fees Of so many Of our slain aud wounded
brethren had been In vain" Now, the Chicago
platform, on which he stands, explicitly re-
qulres him to do precisely the thing that he
says he cannot do. He must say the war Is q
"failure," the blood OF our soldiers lost, the
wounded wounded In vain, the treasure wasted.
He must say It 10 the soldiers he must say II
to the people he must say It TO other nations.
Now lot him back up TO the front and utter
1t; for he cannot say 1t with his face to the au-
ditors. He don't believe 1t; but he must say
1t. The infallible Chicago Democracy has de-
creed 1t, has ordered all their yotaries 70 utter
Ii, yet he knows that his confession Of 1t would
XII Chicago. He had better save his conscience,
come out froTp among the abettors OF rebellion,
and work where he can speak the truth like q
soldier, and look the soldiers in the face."--
". Y. Times, Sept. 20.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
PEBaONAL.

SENkroR RxvERDI JOHNSON, Baltimore; Col.
7. Cesnoia, New York; and A. W. Mckinney, Bot-
tor, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
BIsHoP wBpPLE aud wife, Minnesota; Lieut..
Col. Aiopzo Alden. United States volunteersj and
Capt. ,. H. Allen, issth New York volunteersj are
At the Astor House.
JANEs A. HOOPER, Baltimore; J. r. Bull
Pnlsoelphisj and Q. L. Adams, Boston; are at tho
Mstropolitan Hotel.
PoS. ROBERT wNrHRoP left the Brevoort
Hou,e for Boston yesterday.
GEN. HooKER, who is sojourning in New
York city for . few days, paid vi'it TO Generals
sIckles and franklin, at the Brevoort House.
Col n. B. BARrRAM, Of the 20th U. 8. colored
tUnion Lsague) regiment, veteran Of three years
service, and one Of the brAyest and most accom-
llahad soldisrn this war has produced, arrived in
Q hneotsd with his regiment. Col. ID in com
mAnd OF the distrct Of Carrollton, La, In the De
pertinent of the Gulf and his regiment is poV
doing duty in and near New Orleans, and 10 In goo
condition.
TEE Dayton (0hio) Journal says the Hon
Den Wade takes the -tump for Lincoln this week
he speaks first at Meadvilie, Pa, on saturday.
PRoT. GOODWIN SMITH, Of the Oxford Uni
versity, 10 At present At Chicago.
JUDGE SARGENT, Commissioner OF Customs,
Treasury Department, and Judge Hogeboom, Prin
eipal Appraiser, New York, are Al the Sherman
House, Chicago. They are on . tour Of publi'
business relating TO the customs revenue.
A PARTY Of gentlemen, among whom ar
Capt. hAleron, Of the steAmship CITY Of manchss
Ter, OF EnglAnd, and Dr. Coates, of Dublin, and K
=. ChIistiAnson, Of New York, arrived At Chieag
On MsndAy last for . hunt on the pralries.