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Maj Gen Sherman ~ dispatch dated $50 P. ",
last night, reports tlat lie would BE- ready By this
morning to rssF1e his operations. turned Veterans
and reyireuts Be SAYS. hare more than replaced all
hoses ami detachments.
We have no Official report. b7 telegraph fr0m Gen.
Grant or Gen. Butler Official reports Of this depart
ta2ut show ths, within eight days after tie battle q
Spottsylvani4 Court House m1ay thousand veteran
troops have been f1rsar led 10 Gen Grant. The whole
army has been amply supplied with f1ii rato1- OF SUB
sistence.
Upward Of 5000 sick and wounded have been trans
errei FROM the field to the Washington hospitals and
placed under surgical care. Over 5000 prisoners have
bc-a transported from the field prison d9poi- and
are amounts II artillery and other Implements OF an
active c,mplisn brought away.
Several THOUSAND fresh cavalry horses have been
forwarded TO tn army, sui the grani army Of the
Pota4c Is now fully strong in numbers AMI better
equipped supplied and furnished than whsa th7 cam
r,aiyn opened. Several thousand re endorsements
have also been forwarded other armies II the field
snd ample supplies all. During the time
81, O00 volunteers for hundred days have been
tered into the service clothed, armed, equipped anil
transported to their respective positions,
This is due tine chiefs Of the army staff
and bureau, and tbsr respective corps, 10 whom the
credit belongs. +. II. STANTON.
Sec'v Of War
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Ts-And George said Let by cones
be bygones, and ever since, his family
three to six columns Of concentrated
blackGuardism Of Gen. Meredith and his
friends, cleaned from the other Julian
organs of the district, under the head of
Nominating "Reminiscences Among
other enaearing epithets, well calculated
to make "by cones be by-gones,' and
bring about an era of good, kind, genial,
social and brotherly feeling. we notice
the Delaware Free Press styles those
who supported Gen. Meredith in Old
Wayne, POLITICAL scouNDRELs!
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

The stock holder. of the Green Mount And state
Line Turnpike Company" hereby notified that
there will be election held at the house of William
Elliott, on the lth day of June next at Q O'Clock
70 elect fire Directors, 10 serve the ensuing year
JONATHAN SCEARcE,
IG3y. President
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70 The publishers Of the New York daily
papers have arranged for the importation Of
large qualities of printing paper from Europe.
in order II break down the combination price
fixed by Eastern manufacturers IL can be
imported, it is alleged at lac per 10.
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From Sigei's Command.

New YoRK, Esy 20.-The Tribune's cor
respondent with General Sige says the army
LEFT w oodstnck OF the 18th. marched I3 miles
to New Market and fought tn combined forces
of Echols and lmJoden and returned to Strss-
burg in Is hours. The Il ,ht, commenced by
teh 18th Obi, attacking Imboden near Noun,
Jackson, driving him to New Market, where
Echols and Breckinrdge reinforced the latter
at the same time that Sigel was partially re-
enforced by eur force.
The rebels charged twice on cur treops, the
second charge being successful, bat on reaching
our second line they were met by lO7 peices OF
artillery and de tI7Ictive infantry FIRE, alrncs,
annihilating HE rebels first line. We charged
in turn and drove them, but our batteries had
to cease working to allow our charge.
The rebels numbering two to cur one, then
drove US back we losing five guns.
The retreat then commenced in good orde.
and success across the Shenandoah. The
bridge was burned after crossing. Our less is
G5O killed, wounded and missing.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that, at the MAY Term
~ 1854 q the Wayne Common Plea. Court, the
Estate q Reuben Gray. declared in solvent i,
viii therefore De settled SUCH toe next Term Of
sad Court. No. AZ ISAAC y DRURY
May Il, lass tpr. fee Ell Aim'r
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THE CREAM OF TARTAR sUBsrrrurE.

Is more healtbr, answer. the pr-poss and 10
ussd IN exactly the sau-s mauasr ard quantity A.
Strong Cream Of Tartar but cos.s nearly hag
Il cas- been tried -t5 the above results.
Fer sale ~ PLrNNER KELLY.
is-k
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.


SIS. Main..t., Richmond, Ind.
GOLD AND SILVER, Exchange, Uncnrren
" Money, Bonds, Stocks, Government, Vouchers
&c, BOUGHT AND SOLD
70 Loans negotiated for borrowers AMI LENDERS
BY J. SoRCROSS.
May Is, 1854 ls3.
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re- We were somewha, surprised al

T<- We were somewhat surprised and
panied with one remark Of the telegram,
in its structures ION the slips printed and
sent, post paid, by the 50 New England
Loyal Publication Society" to Western
Newspapers, when it says that they are
not worth anything. We have found them
exceedingly useful. The paper on which
they are printed IS Of No. quality. and
as there Is blank on one side. it serves
Us most excellent purpose for writing
our editorials on, and we'd feel ourselves
very ungrateful were we not to thank the
Society for furnishing rs paper for that
object, and to request it to continue its
favors- They are exceedingly handy for
this object, as Fell as for wrapping pa
Per. and, having a pretty good supply on
hand we hope We shall not exhaust the
pile. before we receive q new lot.
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From the 5Tth.-A lrt:er russ received BY Mrs.
Mc(irav from hcr bus band Capt. NcGTsw, SAYS thzt
the eovs are al iotng reFari driving the enemy
The letter Is dated tbc eth inst,
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F The Richmond Enquirer admits
heavy loss in battle with Butler last week,
and foots il ri at 1900
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For Governor.
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.

Secretary OF State,
NELSON FRI SLER, Of Fayette County.
Auditor of State,
r. Is. McCAKTs, Wabash County.
Treasurer Of state,
sOUNI. MORRISON. Washington County.
Attorney General,
-. T.. VILLA NSON. Putnam County.
superintendent Of Public Instruction,
CIV. IIO>S, Marion County.
Jndscs Supreme Court,
~ District, James r. Frazer. Kosciusko County
"a District, Jebu r. Elliott, Henry County,
a District, Charles a. Ray, Marion County.
i,t District u. &. Gregory. Tippecanoe County
Clerk Supreme CoaTt,
Gen. LAZ. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter supreme Court.
Col. BE>. HARRISON, Marion County.
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TREASURY DrrA7srxr, 2xD ArprroR'z OFFICE

TREASURY DErATaENr, 2ND aUprroR's OFFICE
April seth, 1904.
J. W. JENKINS, ESQ,
SIE In reply 70 vour note of yesterday, have to
say that 10 axse Of complaint has existed IN this Of
fee on Of yor conduc prosecuting claims
and was aware Of your arrest until some seven
DAYS after it occurred. 80 far know, your con-
dscs Attorney has been upsxcaptioaabls.
Respectfully.
Signed I. B. FRENCH
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]. ". JENKINS, Esq,
SIK To the inquiry in your letter this day received,
reply thst complaint, within ny recollection has
ever been made against you regard to business be-
fore this Office You lave always been recognized by
me as an Attorney il good standing. and know II 10
reason which viii prevent continuance Il such reooE-
milton. Respectfully, yours
Sl-.5 JOS II. BARRETT
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/ do not need comment on the abs

do not need comment on the above
letters. they speak for themselves.
Hon. Z. B. French las charge OF all
claims for Bounty money and arrears Of
paw. and Hon Jos II. Barrett has charge
OF all pension claims and vet these men
have heard nothing against me. and
speak Of me in the highest terms as On
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April 18th. ISL.
J. W. JENKINS, Esq, Washington, y. c.
SIR: In answer 10 your note Of .his date say.
that you arrested Feb 10Th. 1851 upon charge
Of defraudinC Soldiers and others of Bounty and Pen
sion moneys that vou discharged from custody
March >. s54 because upon investigation there
entire faIHre Of proofs snszain the charge; and
further state tina; YOU requested % hold yourself
ready DC called upon witness against either per
whom the investigation discovered TO have been
the guilty parties. Your obt Servant,
{Sicued.l L. c. TURNER,
, 1864-06-18

From tho New York Shipping List. June ISL
thefe better feeling, sud nrmer lone is noties
~ s:
] Ss't csPs 81 esid soases ssss
f. Hs T. sco so III bs* %aae e &
bags heze, and 52to9 at BaldmoIe. q Boston. 10
ase s1e End prices
u Mssfsne Z:
sns. she market i nm and haa bsen ssFeassh:
sd b The rapid ADVANCE in salt Beef snd Po.x>
e !saF 0s
m snd r. good demand at cur aootaaons; % b.ls
GIoTcEsTtR, June io-saies 500 qtIa deoTes's Cod
,ms pssnaa q n e. s
i Hs5S; i 9sS9s ii III "a Is;
FarIr-ln ra!slns and sard,nes there has bsen sona
i!ai ehspgs r. Value r T5e saiss ass scca e9s
nlbsfs and ~ EsEs frenea Flnn Of fsF@s y:
% sai..nts: Il lasise; . cas.. ssf Soxes sssd!aes
e. 3 ST. ssS: Sshaa "a plhs eEs
ggpss ss o Mata11as at ~ Do a.; ZEE oaaesss e
5ais. II ~ sE; Ieos 90 clesa hasSsd. %, no;
soas,
sofd 81 91.7satsm aud 2.s1 do lemons> a4sasasa'
| GOih etAn. .-...s
MoLsssfe-The hs8lness continues 70 mir oxteaE.
ana the market Is xery nr1n. pE1ces having sppsea
are lN hhds Pozto Rico u 9Asee: se7 hhd4 ~ e e
hrla Elayed Cha. 7a5{fs1hc: IDS hI,s New Orleans
sacgn9: s. % CITY syEuP. 81 mse; sna ~ po4
Rrk-The market is rerJ nEr1, 40 p1G-1 s1 sSf r.
upward, Tho stock hero ont bond asin W hn s nass
| ArraeRa skd Ransoon. 1I3aai7oei soo 'r"' ~
~ l9s. e. + - ineap.apx inqui! tos -
,.ope dtsc.ipeops. ehIsaJ, novtvsr. fof ne tappl!
of the IN medate vaots Of ma s1f1x 49, =
| upws1d tentencJ. We nonoo III 0-'"s III s11o Aes
, 1864-06-18

Brokers' Sales of Bullocks,

f. Lnusbman. for himself afcCatfreY & Co, 8; good
nlinois sIeers 1T II2l8c on TX cEt
s. UIe-Y for HpoE Il Gordon lM Illinois rrsss cat.
Tie. 81 cTt. II i5H18c. / conmonish lot,
Isaac BuGijous for 4. Lester s. Illinois stuffed ek
cWt pretfY ropd. 1t 15ea1Sc,
BarrjH Goadf Gton. ii Tor themselves, the best on
I'D s1ld At iBt9kcL Of he best 10 SsTeTs II xs10
each w.
Hfach Btay < Tnffey At Befgen BS good lIl1no!a
corn cattle IL cEt Enn out oafs IT Bereen and rha
ba snce hcrc st 17es19c. :" '--~
cofn.fed cnnmon etecr aud o1en at 1ASi1c On I'll
opt. ~
T. n Williams for A r. Gregg L Bro 1911 Indiana
stefr@9a stiIie1a ami e6 corn.ied-7Ha7k cyt: fatr
TO eood fiteh At i76Li1c They had d ~ goo top
cnitIe rom II cvt at xffn fas1. rrd VI iii 1ns
, 1864-06-18

Colonel Fletcher as Fremont man. Wheth-
er he Is a Frcmonter or not matters but lit
tie. The Lincoln Radicals win support him
on the ground that he is their candidate, and
is in favor Of immediate emancipation.
There are seve1al local questions which will
one OF them, the election Of a member OF
Congress from the First District, there being
danger that the Copperheads may elect their
man.
The Claybanks are raving mad with the
Termination OF the Baltimore Conv vcntion,
and with the spontaneous action of Congress
in hosting Frank Blair from his sent The
coin for the sake Of harmony, but denounce
the Convention for Its action In excluding
their delegation and admitting the Jacobin
Cbarcoa1s. Tbs talk on the street Is for
nominating Gen Blair for Governor, to re-
buke the Radicals; but such 3 nomination
must come from the .Copperhead State Con.
ycntion, which meets tomorrow, and 1t
his course in Congress If Gen. Blair were
crowned with compliment Of this rtfrom
rebels.
The most remarkable political ruror Of
the day is the suggestion Of pressing Gen.
Fremont for the Chicago nomination THIS
is no joke. It has been aired extensively
during the last few days and Is even now
circulating among the delegates to the Cop
peshead State Convention which assemblies
In this city to morrow. The proposition il
for delegation togo to Chicago unpledged
and endeayor to rally force enough to nom.
mate Fremont. This movement enrages the
friends Of Mcclellan, and the Republican Of
to-day eayB that the Missouri Democracy are
In favor Of Little Mac for President. Tho
same piper urges John 8. Phelps as candl-
date Tor Vice President. The Fremont
movement will be defeated and Mcclellan
delegates elected to Chicago.
A call had been made for two regiments
Of ninety days for service In this county, but
the responses are not numerous. The real
patriotic Union men of this city have no
relish for tho style Of officers appointed by
Coy. Hall. Two thirty day regiments arc
still on duty.
The Nete Zeik, German daily in favor Of
Fremont, has been merged into the Vest
7icAe Rss, another Fremont organ. It Ia gen
orally reported, however, that q new radical
morning paper is to be started.
, 1864-06-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


FRIDAY EVENING, June II, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-The recelpta Of Beef cattlo at all
the yards amount about 1,1oo head entered sales
155 head, a. $3.G97.7s chiefly at IS se97ao 100 ns.
Under The influence OF large demand for army Cat
tie, there han been quicker s4le for medium grades
Of stock And prices have been more favorable for
droyers than they were yesterday The improvement,
however, has not been sufficient to establish any
ad7ance upon our previous quotas,ons. Primo to
extra shipping grades vsry Light supply. the
offerings being confined 70 Gome half dozen droves.
which vera sold 1t pE1ces varying from $7c0 TO 5735
Ercss and these prlcea sales slow and heavy.
Several droveB OF extra stock have been sen East
on owne1s' account, although from ths Al
bany market to-day DO not give any very encourzg-
ing prospect. .--
Wegtve few sales. in the suhIoined list, Of COM
mon EIadss Of Beef Cattle at prices ranging from
gross there beades these In tue yards
this evening unsod. larger proportion than usual
of this class OF for which not offer has
mnnd beyond TIC small quantity taken by city
buthce1s for thin eAtte and the exper-
iment Of sending them % thls market Is being
tried daily, and recently to CON
sIde,ab'e e1tert, bnt in all casea 1t results
is considerable loss aud dis2AtiHfacttou to
Tbs following sales Of prime to e1tsa Cattle sre the
principal ones made to-day: Z, Waits sold Morrta,
Waixsl 4 Rennamann It's head good saippns Illinois
steera. averaging Ills Ds, at s1oo r Wass the
same firm, 81 head good shipping Illinois steers,
raging l36 Ds 1t t7-l2k Gardner sold AAcPnerson
t6 head extra quality lnnoi1 steers at s25 J. Grid
ley sod ". Webb 81 head extra Missouri steers ave-
rigging SEQ ns ~ " 50 John Adams sold j. Hughes
8shesd Illinois steers, good shipping grade. aYerag-
Ing Ills Ms, At s7oo; and 10 Campbell Co., Is head
very tAir extra t,oci. ayeisRiDE 13.5 rs 1t 3715.
CATfLE HAIK6
, 1864-06-18
CHICAGO 'LUMBER MAKKET.

FkIpAT EFEIENut HE II, lb3t.
LUMBER-Reccl7cd yesterday $500 feet. The
detention Of the MnsSegon aeet, and uuf.vosahle
winds, hAyo for the time very eeetuay restricted
Interpretations Of tie market. Tho want OF lumbar
has never been greater than 1t present. and tae
progresses this Is nors felt to be the case.
There Is consequently an unusasl degree Of nrmnesa
In the market, with further adTanco Of s!.aoDt 50
per 1ct0 feet on desirable carEoez. The few sales
made during she Day have bsea at st9saa . oo for
,gosd Kalamazoo lumber strips: sad as $50 for
same aus!,ty lumber H strrs.
sHISGLEs-Reueived Jessarday e5o.'3s. with
almost nominal supply, and very a.tire demand,
prices rule much Armer. ard EaFe-adYauced s9c on
previous quotations.
1ATH-Received yee.sz$s7 1t5.ooo pcs. Market
active AID firm 1t previous quotations. :
CARGO SAILS TODAY.
Cargo schr Arrow trom Kalamazoo, sold BY Hongh-'
telling eooeo teet lumber, fair quality. :hreefourths
strips rest Mixed at $19:o cargo schr EmeNae, from
Grand Rsyer sold BY O. Brewster 25' ,oso sawed Shn
slte As, at 24g: cnrso 8chr Hlrondelle. from Kala
mazoo sold BY Iloushtellirg, 75.aco feet lumber,
three fourths strips rest mixed, at s2soa cargo sehr
clalle. re- from Kalamazoo. cold to arrive by Nor.
ton fset lumber, fair quality, ouehaN strips, st
$3.50; E7sRe sawed. Az, shingles, at A50.
Thef fo1tn vtur are the ward rrfce4x- Wa oun$a-
, 1864-06-18

Business yestertay waa active. There were plen.
ty Of buy on hand to pick up al the lots offered,
prices, that they could Obtain The oil, Tha sales,
% reported be'ow, show that larae business was
transacted, especially In keaaed-pr1ncipally for
July and AaSnst delivery. There 4 aot much DONG
!or present delyery The principal fancy 1t present
any act cunt The market in the East was ns for
CTuae and Kehred. The Btock in this market Is no
lHIge. Among tho sales. Wa note ~ follows:
Eea Led OuSThe sales were large, exceeding 7ttoo
barrels. III q aS e.. 6Fls H.; stss.e os
esissred i,Sm ss To- 2o6 s6 nsysts eoon:
delivery at Sic; 100 brls light strain at &c. mns las
delivery. sales Of retnn.i ffes. up Hyer bonds 80
ora dsiiyered IT. eaEs 81 9 hrs st 69c 2eo Do 4
delivery, 1t Tic; 1,Ct0 btls terms withheld.
Carps-1he market WAS hsm. with good inquiry.
The 8ucurt to opera'e on Was not large We note
the fo1ovl1 transactlon. vtz Sales Of parcels. the
packages 70 pc returned; e5 hbis At Ae: aales beo
sc; $40 do at s5a sales 20 bbs packages included
delivered ON board CATS, ut lac; Ito do. on wharf,
, 1864-06-18

Geyerpntat htcok: rates hsre consequently been
more In favor Of bs1ers Ian on yezt<rday, Extra
shFpinE grad have been in very liz 7pp y sha
fe drovcs e.e ed haye BEEN sold It S7ns r o..
Common Cattle dull and depressed. the oulr of
thar reu8inlzE over ubsLld. Tho entered sales
snsnnt to 81 head. at $s.so97 mostly as ss,5oz
7co g1osa.
Hogs have been in Lighter supply. With IN actiru
demand Prices rule very ntn. anl ths xdvance
made on Wednesday hse been fully sustained The
entered ealcI amount to $50 head, at s7e:HGss5,
chiefly At ss.Ge@sS5 Erots.
On fourth page Will DO found onr special telezrn-
ph}c dlssatch OF the opening day Of Albany Cattle
market for the ptcssst weak. It will be ssen that
BeefCatt1s have further deDreclatsd In ya.ne H91c
, 1864-06-18

who, looking into the dim future eau ssJ when
tho Last Of that Was throng vending Its Way hith
erwards shall have been cared tor?
How many bearing The impress Of the Mexican
war arc still in our uidstt OF tho war OF 1872,
Thousands under the fostering care Of the Gov
ertmeut, whilst Of the old revolutionary war four
teen choice spirits remain to 1nvoks Gods hless-
Ing on those who have gone forth to preserve the
liberty which almost century ago they pnrcha sci
with their blood.
Loot at it in whatever way We may, the So!dlers'
Zone Is raauifest1y permanent tnsti:1uon.
, 1864-06-18

9 The Count do paris. has been married
to his cousin, the Princess Isabella of Spain.
by the Right Rev. Doctor Grnat, Catholic
Bishop Of Southwark En- gland. Tbs az
Qneen Of France, widow Of Louis Philippe,
was present at the ceromouyy and Afterwards
presided at jete at which the most brilliant
company Of royalty and beauty seen for many
years In Europe were assembled.
, 1864-06-18

w Five School Trustees and School
Commissioner, of the 4th VA, d Of New York
city, have Ill been expelled by the Board of
Education for corruption In appointing
teachers for money. They took from $50 to
5000 from applicants for positions, according
to amount of salary. The Fourth is one Of
the strongest Democratic Wards In the city,
and the convicted corruptionists were to a
man pInks of Democracy. -. {.
, 1864-06-18

e1tered eales $500 head At S7.B7h9s,sS, chiefly At
$8-Hae.ss q 100 ns. With light supply, for the
present requirements Of the market, therenas been
considerable activity and n1mness. Tho advances
made during the week in prlcos have bean fnlly ans
ttlned but without further increase. The quality OF
stock received to-day has been above the average,
combating aiEuost entirely Of prime and heavy
fed hogs with very few deoves of good stock hogs.
With the exception OF oome 100 500 head received
late this afternoon. pretty well all the stock sale
hiss been so1d-the purchases being made entirely for
Az rts&a
, 1864-06-18

~ Had Grant been LETT to hinseE he would
~ toif;a IN" ba1e the best Of reasons tor he.
e!,ne tbat he creased the Rsp1dan. instead Of
4ian np do.x nI h;s do,n9 u tae r. in,a r.
listed npop lii taxing Iouie which. In he be.
inning at least, should be unlike that Of Nc
lelsan. This - Why ne ~ent inc way ne DID,
t@'eu9o stees" I1pe'-
The eeccsh print can name no reasons
good or bad for thus believing" The Ad-
ministration "insisted" on nothing of the
sort Mr, Lincoln Insisted On taking no
,a,+tcn,a, -onte, Cen. Grant n1ann ID +he
.,- ..,..t.a II. NJ.
-A 80 - - 81.
u LIZ plaue o'ot4 Aoao y. Ai'
geeuons "ete uls1e7su1ueu' nls 1otas "e1o
aoop1ed, anu Ills orucls lmpuc4tlT opeJeo-
Each assertion IN tne aoose extract contains
falsehood, "u1nAy inserted, anveoted pJ
tory and spawned 1of malicious purpose.
Gen, atant eavanceo oy ms hap1dan
1ou'e io1 luz sap1ess paIposs " heeping n's
own army united, pushing Lee oack oeaofe
him, covering the Capital as ne. advanced,
and OF uttef'y destroying tne railway De-
tween Richmond aud washington, and
thereby rendering 1t impracdcable for Lee
to suddenly mako push on Washington
while Grant would be laying seige to Rleh-
mond. On this point our special cores
ponoeo1 al "a9Alns ton 0As' Al iu0 lepa'ea
Now. That General Gsant haa reaehed James
msel, u Is no. .np1ooet 70 s1aIe .aat no aas
~ ~ , ps,sss~ - . 49,. 80 - 'se.
asrs..d ~ 1,ss fro,1 ,e ,,,onc.sd Viva
st nv ,,,,ce Iiu croa.1ne A. North Anns wos nm.
dertaken for the purpoee Of ensctual1y destroying
a section ofthe Virginia Central railroad bctwoen
, 1864-06-18
Breads,uns-atH Home md Abroad.


e tssssettna; atT.e!a SOD ds4t q attention and
q sss sonP1 apsa
s' ,aas T. sa H. saeis, MssSi
81 e " Il, s9s
a1sst.tie* have yetso eeme foswara. rns wlssdrAvG
snifs =. @ish sas sea
os ~ aes G.
i the vi! % hed stksiy On spesnssa. I,
aa4sP s ss :ae
-thoee o she sang Period Of ~ 5sar and saa sre-
FeosSsF
poLfs u tht est cforr, the conclusion Is lr:e
o o.
h.low the general e1pectayou the parity ct prce1 In
ns!cn = ID fea.isasl5 loF ss:es
Of e,Est sSe be hos55 r. q What xsss
spe cplas1on. but the late political pelax
! pssinc, The movement hss tecelxed cnscx. The
s'. sna ns1s n lts te - aisn
a1s sa tx
q tie par II continuance Of h1xa prices
unless gold thould ner. OR stsss adytces
accounts from most parta Of the unlted Kingdom IN
relertnce to the appearance OF tho wheas crop,
with few exceptions. highly favorable: Tha
warm weather had produced rapid gzewth:
tc conmsEced at an earlier period than usual VITA
Gsze9a y aes aRes IL Il snsss ~ ts9 4 SS
quarters more thsu q The same period OF 1851 not
lie oaantitT Of whess on hsna IL Ross il T.ri3usi
eet!uated Judging from The heavy ntracta sHtet-
s a s. e
ags Of former sears PIQs:ta, It Is aadetsood. sts
OF which vii. he cent direct to English mnles.: On
the vho!c. therefore there s e1erJ prospees that
sny s;ssanstasses, bosa =. A. At home II. and abroad,
der aQlnt foftnltQQA riEup4staActa. -
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shonld devote an our energies to killing.
Not to kill tits to accomplish nothing; while
with It's death the rebellion ends, and tho
Union uyea again and forever.