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u, y-snlitin rooms
ecu oi mMMI ! iNrtt.
'AUXAN't'KIl S IUMKY,
' t a HttTilm O.fiu'y
BOAR" op 1 wontH,
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of Atilnt ro-nty.
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Current News Items.
T 9 Wi cl ira to have n-Viovcl
4 ! I ,1...
rival vicloiy 0v 3il!r'ii". ttiiiiu ,
...fl.rt of rr..oit, wo nin-t wuit for Jw
l.clx.
The relcl ILillis, bitwiu trotil-li' in
KiTlm-ky. H'J has is-iifd n pnn-laniniion
culling on K-iiln. ki uik to aifniimt 'tlw
tvrnnt of tyi.ni!, unit otici mtT ! men.'
li Inn c-ull moe's will, no bi'ttor ro)nn'
tlmn item to lii'vo nwiittid thut ol Uuim-1,-ttu,
-noboily will be hurt.'
Thirty tliou-iin.l wuuinled mm linve
Iitoii Irmiglit to tlie li.pilals nt Vali
inglon. The Tientny Iiivi'St gntian C'mnniittoe
will toon milk'? npuit, fXonr.itinj
(..'Iihho itid hin ulionliuiiU' fi-om tin-
hargeof rCHlily heietotoia preftrreii.
1f .(.mn it will exonerate tln'iu. That
was th purpose of ita appnininu'iit.
We hvo u ai-ount "f a tiglil Ix-twcftl
l!w rcbul irou claiU, ami Federal Mouiti.ra.
6tmiigo to auy, we are not adrid of iv
B'lltB.
Tim mo cmcnt ou RicUinoud conn'mti'd
of tho main bo.ly of troop under Grant,
an 1 two important auxiliry division un
der Sikjel and Butler. Both of the hitler
luiled outiigbt, and Grant, afier aciling
that he would fibt it out' ou the liue fimt
thosin, if it took him all summer,
votniicllcd to abttiid.iii that, route, and
ttimt another.' All this may bo Mure;,
i
But vi do u't aco it.
It U believed by noino of tho ahrewdei-t
iiil bet iiii'otnied pulilicinna of the Slate
Guv. Medury f'r o.ie that if tlio V
mocriiey are unwise enough to uoiuinato
war candidate, the Black K.'publieana will
iiibtanlly adopt a Pearo platlurm, and thus
take advantage of the universul desire for
j peace which uow pervades the masaea ol
11 unities.
A wharf-boat burned at Mound City
contained SOOU in greenbacks, whi
ItKitrnved. A few houra at the
WaabinvtoB mills will repair the losa.
Mcmliera of the Cabinet have been heard
to iay that Chase cannot hold lis position
in the Cabinet without di.Uonor, aud that
h ought to renigu.
Current News Items. War as a Remedy for War.
The people of this country are n suf
fering, and have uot ciitiered unco me
.'oruuienceiiient of tho war, anything of
vil which has r.ot teen the Direct out
growth ot the horrible conilict wlin.li
still progressing. The diordered corien
vy, which must aoon entail deatitniion and
aulFuiiug upou tliousauda of fumilic. and
r,mKiita boi.ine-a in wide spread bank-
mutey: the
taxation, (iooii to grind
people, mougtilniraiyapprfcaieiijci...,
cause of their accnmiilnluil yrcallli, uml
t i r. u I, ,.li liu ntilv
rouuima.ic, o. - vu - '
Littcrly been niah-i tally deprettnrei;
rcpeutcd lovies of iun, tukiug "lily at
a turpi,,, population, bnt which row
t f.nm i s i, iw. am w UlIi cau-
, , . .,...,1 -.i.hnnt
ot be repeated or petHtstcl In w tho.
ri saster so crcat as t" ou iucuicuiudu ,
tliia, to say nothing Of the subversion
i i i.. 1 ., ,.i
Ameucan ,,uc.,y, too "
Federal Constitution, aim tho humiliation
Of the Republic bolore all the world, la
i i. .t..
(tirect rceun oi me war v,..B u; s
.ral Govemmeut on the sccoiW But-
.1 . n..n b,,a t.T sehnm
A - I ...
gvnuyct . "---o,;n-l(hoB,(,
ijMHitnlo the name of Uuiuourata,
guggest as a remedy lor theae mauiluia
and deplorable evila-what? Why. vig-;
orotis moaeculiou itf the war! A
... . ,l,. ;,Ui ,i ,.
UllUlll a uuiu, iu titw Mt' v- nw..-
flat-ration, lirfre the application of
c ' " . t ...
fire, a tb ouly nicana oi aireating
flgtne.
What we need, and all that we UMJ,
TrACB. Stop tlil Wrkl sear, end th
',t ., V, . i i'
Ingutlul evils wnicn 11 am tnitraiiri,
will, an 1r e snch a consummation i sii'l
jbiiil", disappear. But every day of
vat-fvoiy iin'tie iovtii vvcrj s.u
,q. v va-oii lint aggravates ll our trguMes,
l defers tlie wished for momeut when ,
"uiuwiii" .
thiy shall hay an enu. x-et r,
man piny God for Pcnco!
, , t
GiurE-VitiE. Ourcity wm tlirown in-1
to some lit'to stir ViT the rrport that tliBjtt'o
. v i i r....i.
pirnte-t t'attlp ot tne war naa uren iouSui
yemenlay tho remits not definitely given.
After careful Inquiry, ve conl 1 trae th
report to no reliable source. Th prapo
vine h beea at woik.
In r-ur judgment it U probable that
anme heavy fighta havo oceurifl, ol wlmn
wo get ouly so t inch, however, Stauton
caiea about giving.
The Gold Crisis.
turning rapid'y and decidedly hU'hoim
Mr Cli.eaiid hi wliule ayatein of fiiianc' ,
wnh ilsfiauil, full and dfinornlmiion, ai;il
ineviloble ium. The cnminiiliiiT hHe com.
o undernteDd lha alternative wliieh hia .r
trm preienta, and are convinced there i new
no rojrio belora him bul eonlinu'd itifluiun
or a renntion of expenditure. The lattei
ineani 10 end ihn war at once, the formi-r I..
,'mk it in a clinoa ol anarch?, bloodshed ai d
ruin. Kv.tj tie Hon ibut hai a .tukn in the
comrmitiiiv, lecia mm mi nimi on pri j
i
itiiy bcen'm'niif weaker, that bmwaulth i
iiuittit liou) hm )iru; Hist the neou ir
hii-eliaii put in motiou, ismoTinu all inuu
mnikt Ironi tl.eir bae, nnd everrihinir U nits
puna torienl, which Willi aec-leratej cur
i.t near a Uial aovsa. w r"-
iii paoer money so ini n win mm
general ruin r inrunorinui - ,.w.
ho l)P any mean An nncer am reponsi
only increaa-s the alarm If w lurn to ban
rrancieco, lioernmeni ro'-nry i- 'j .-'
or dollar. If we turn to Nw uili aai-, (rom
two huudred cn' per dollar In e
York it is one huudredand ninely hve. line
he failure of the ernp, the scarcity ol cattle.
h ilflvnatatinn of fields, tha abnorplion ot
lnh.irin tlia bloody buttle fields at the rate ol
x thousand men par rone oi movement.
avbur crowds of helpless families lo snarf
ha. shrunk loaf that the new harvests may
furnish, all imprest tbe holder ol proper!)
ith a'armtlial hecomaa uismay wnrn n r
membera that one million oien ai?cnarna
irom tile army will return to deso'ate nomea.
in the n.idal of famine, where labr.r lsviu-
esaand waire-impossible rhe menjawsKen.
A from their delusion, will recnKii'Ze tne laet
thai their country has b-en rum'd, their in-
luiry brok.-n up, nnd tneir lamires Mcnncro
ihroueh thecrnnesol alew lea im politician
ho can be enumerated, and wbu were nup
piried in their crimes by tha 1 rea.ury ronuert)
oid saifiah ca)iBlil'S wno roareo wimwie.
as clamor to aupport the aovernmenl' while
ha Adminniration was trampiinif ine von
litunon, which 'S tnenniy gnrrnu'iu. m
M.v.d. In that hour, tha assertion nt I ha
Tifcuna. in 18GI. lhat "a peacelul soluliou
ould not leave a sheet of paper between Ihe
U-puliheaii party and bell," will be remeoi-
hr,l
This (trnwinu terror has made itaeii leit
apparently even in ihe callous circle ol lue
Administration, nna xir cnase seema n u...
en sailed wuh the despairing remorse ui
Macbeili, when
4.. ppMi In Mnnil n rar,
Th t to return wsra taaioua ai no o'r."
This fire per cent, loan depended on the
continued inctcaso of paper. Urn dare not per-
mt in his increa.e of paper, and his ue per
centlonnlsa failure, while expenset press
u.ion him in fearful maunitude The daily
lalsehond it entitled inrounn ina pnny organs
nmmmi.d h ih First National Bahk Ihe
loans sell, but no one puts faith in the cry
Todavilis announced that ,ilr. Chase will
issue $(5.000,0ti0 stock of '91, As there is no
authority tor any such stock, the announce
ment means simply to diiruise a reiurn to six
per cent interest, thus confeasing his blunder
and bis oriitie. It is, howeeer, "too lae
Tha roldeii moment has panted The Secre
ar, bt adini tin his financial def at, onl)
haa'tena t e hoor of bis diauraca. VViih to
thouamid millions of ootrtaiidin p'r, and
liabilities f"r at I .ast as much mora, the a. cn
tarv is oomnelled to bid six per cent in go
Four thousand millions of debt at atx par cent
,nnMtn hundtedand fortr millions
nunnul interest for ever in gold foe a ruined
people to pav ; t o hundred dollars per annum
,. m nld lor evert Nnrthern family to earn
Biid to pay; wbile every Buuthern family is
K. f.n-riB,nate(l U'ea anv one uuv
will b paid ? A' Turk A.
Tut PosiTina- or Arrsiaa I AsttatCA
This. then, is the general po-ilion ol alfairs
and the nutvev conducts us to conclusion ver)
IVvnrKbla to ihe Confid-relna In Virginia,
our it is irue, the fortune ol war has still to
tin (1. and any constat raioe mcii.. m
hRbly b baj,i by
tno Kderals as an adequate recomjiease lur
Iiji in luat
i ih disannointments ol ID year
i ,.'7. ,H nr..;l,m.,1 than sub-
tlie tlllo A victory iu Virginia would do noth
for the Northern eau in Louisiana,
call i Tennr. So UaJ,:
. ,i .. ...J -f ... ttr. saiara
,,, i. has shown ii'self at least equal, il
7-r:;7,(ri th rrdr.l.
an
ara bi.nten wen In Louisiana. If the can tu
ol ho'd their own even on ibe shores ol
1 Cariilina. and if a mere raid like that
"" . 0enfru, r(Wr,t in T(.nnr...e, can deprive
(ie(n of po.uiona on lha Uiatissippi,
the ; what have Ibey re.lly aecomp.ina oy ,ne,r
'. expenditure of a million ol men ana nun-
- , . . f ;.,;, 0f monrr1 That quesiion,
; ,hou,d think, is on. which Aans must
nueils asx inemseive oeiure tutia ,
f.ilin retrieving, he fortune.
cf Kor,h by tome i,-nal iriumpb in
glnts, It ajey, perhaps, receive a
answer-. London Time,, Jfuy 6.
weli
decisive
, I la rLOM, AreauyirrHM. icisT"'"
, ; . ..t.wKuiia at Ilia
more' t0UM1 8nj,Br, vir the oiher day, by briag-'
.v. i..-. ........... , ik. t.hla wiih him
tue wni,ing npoQtbem
I Thit niece of AbolUlon laapletio vary
Srle
'nd. the Fair. '
Startling Developments--A Society
Startling Developments--A Society for the Abduction of Virtuous.
Young Females--An Albanian
Young President.
t,u,y disappeared (mm their hornet, anil no
During the past few month. eeral rpee
tall yournt girls ul our cut, us noil n others
in the wrsort, irl ot the ;a,e, have mjate-
ic c pu...o,T n. ...--nam , r
a,lt.reabouts, notwithstanding the inost dill-
mri,h,1
in nil j lor thorn Recently,
however, sume ftnrtling developments have
oorne to hit lit through tbe arrest of ayoung uirL
named Jennie Ibnmpaon.al Itica, wno w.
Mlir, d jn ,! hil.m. tiM, en4 went under
um.d nm of Jnmei Ibompion
Upcn scan Lit.tr her some enormous rasral'y
diHiitiieuts wire found, muking startliim rev
el ttions Th- re waa a manuscript copy ul
whut purporttdto be the cmiS'itutipn and
byUtva ul the "Kuiitbts ol lb Hecmt Circle "
In thi.a riocuii.ent the ol j. CIS of the Circle an
ea'd to be to kidnap and send to New Yoik
city hou"ea ot prostitution younir and virtuoii'
((iris. It it stated that after their In inn kid
napped adruif ia to tie admin stered to thi ru.
and ih ir ecuon under ' s iifluenee will deter
mine whether or not tliey are v'otuout. It
not. tiny ate lobe rel.ned, Wa may an)
l)cr thai there is nodrue which will determiro
anvuch qiie-lion J The maaiuicript ia aietied
bv twMiiy ionr pi r-ona, members ol ihe St crei
Circle. A t'ary, oi Al'iany, in President, ano
Chtv and one Pat'ick Kar-el, are liectoit
Other natnea Rmoui; the tweniy-four are (host
of 'I heodura and Hiram Andrews und iheii
wvea Appended ia a list of nine ynunt
nirls aliose abduction is considered feasiliU
and ndnsnhle One of these, Ksther A
Poka, who disappeared May IDth, ai d Mia
13 in, fit, daughter of Hon. J unes Barnett
Imili nt Oneiila enunt. Also tbe names of
llueenou, (Gerrit Stniih, CD. Miller and
. Stewat i.) who have been mat kej for vea
t-eance. This is one of the moat dmnnaol.
oryaii'K ttions ever conceived by wtckad minds
Albany Knfclnrlmcktr.
General Butler Come to Judgment.
ineiit.
There is balm for General Duller, if not id
ftilead, at least in the court ol 0 deon, th
Snrroitte He baa been beaten by General
it MtureHra and nns lost nis iroinr. .ir An-
dr w Jm kson llutler; but the latter has lefi
In hind bun a will, yesterday brouiihl to tiro
brtte, bv which one half ol his estate, vnlued
at (n o iiiilliiwt ofdoltari, Is bi queaihed to
li e hero ol New Orleans and tha martyr ol
B rniutla Duniired
There is no rose, however, without its thorn;
and the joy of Ins inherited million itiay pus-
sib y bo dashed to tbe illustrious legatee, by
(he inesitHble inquiry which public curiosity
will institute into Ihe rigtu ol bis legacy
He lhat luaketh Intste tore rtcli, we are
told, shall not be innocent; and as it is very
generally Understood lhat neither General
Butler, nnr his brother, Mr. Andrew Jut kson
tutirr, ore tti-nt inio tut ir jouu service Ol ineir
neiovetl cnuntry anv exit aord nary contrihu.
tiou of worldls goods, the ptesunipiion can.
not well fml to arise in the public mind, that
the GcniTal's absolute control of the lives and
lortuutt of the teople of Louisiana, during
the p rind ol hit dominion no tbn Gulf, may
have had som'ihing to do w ih the nmatingly
rapid accumulation of thu colo.sal fortune by
the posthumous partition of which he is now
to profit. Ii is understood that several claim-
anls from New O-leans, propose to file petl-
lions a creditors against the Builer estate.
The 8ur t'jaie'a office is a terribly Bpocalyptio
insiuuiion, and it will tie a cuiious iusiniice
of ratnl'iiiive justice if the wealth which
General Butler has been to fteqnently charged
Willi wringing by all kinds ol direct and col-
hoove extortion from the citizen of tho Male
c-ommitn d to his keeping, should now become
'no occasion and lurntah the meant of fixing
upon Dun Decisively tti accusations Irom
which, if innocent, he should long ago, as
man of honor and of courage, hava insisted
npon clearing himst'M, ny challengiMg a bold
sim luoroiigo nuiciai investigation into tue
wooio recurn to nis proconsular aomiuiaiia
tiou. JV, 1'. n'vrld.
Democracy and Democrats.
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Thus, a "Democrat." in all 'be dictionaries
we ever opened or heard of, is defined as one
who holds that the mt mbert ur subjects
the State should be the fountain of power
such St te that the ultimate governing now.
er should he Indeed in the great body of lbs
people ri. I. Irtbuni
Yes, but negroet never, except by ihit Ad
rsiiiitlration, were members ot the Slate: and
the lederal government nor Stale governments
never reuogn a d them as such, except iu two
or I lose Abolnlutt X d Stale ri cenily. ft
giues wra suupiy recomted as reaidsiii nnd
sU'.jeulS Abuluiotiitim aeekathrtugh bluud
and balds to inauguruta Ibi Very recognition
ol tiegru ciliaenslnp and nuuliiy. Ii willful
even il sumo psvudo Democrats ar att-urd
enuugh to auporia war lor sucb an atrocious
purpu-el
Ibe nero tcneme it not equality nor U-
is
of not KO"t tn mat even jir uincoiu coum avr
not ite such stuft at lha , , and he ou.ht to tens
! Mr. B-df. wi.hosta dnUy..Tr6a. C'hh.
mocracy li propose but, lb debasement
natural superiors to Ibe negro level Nature
and Goi alike, and every-wher forbid
success of ihe schemel Syrucuite Vourier.
Favoritism The Pieaideui se xed and
suppressed ihe New Ywik Wurld and
Joornnl of Commerce for the offeus (?)
punlihin a forged proclamation, so Tsiy well
dun as to dec-lve the whole public Why
don't he suppress Ih Frankfort Commou
Wealth, and imprison Mr U"des fur publish
tug a pretended letter fiuui tbe President,
which mad the Preti leut say that "any
meai-ara oiharwit unconlt llulional bsiatua
lawlulll he thought it indinpuit ibl " It
not po-t b'a that svsn Mr Lincoln could aver
Special Dispatch of the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
IKStTI AMENDHEXT Til TH ToBSCCO TAX
Th Senate ha mad soma important
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looicco .ua..-...v.u..v. .......
or w , ,. o-" - a
, , . ,. . ,! , .
I ed Wltn all lem uou reiusr, r line cui suoris,
W
Is made 23c: smoking tobaccy made exclusive-
ly of iB 15c: ou innff mud ol loimcco,
any substitute, 85s Th Senate bas intruduc-
ad into the list of cigurt, cheroot t or ahort
s s-s valued at not exuectling f7, to be lax
S.t ihstotlmr gradss reaia.u l f 5, fd.
and 125 fur cicar reapeeitvely under
ML
20, t0, and$75. B'x dollar, . impoted
and c.ars valued over $74 The benale
finished U considerai.oa of tobacco in
aar j miiue of whole, but many tunber aiaead
1 I s a. J - 1 HAa UaitalA
!a a hujm o.t '"
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.
Ni Yosa, Jut, 8 The Tribune's eorres
ronJrnt wiih Hutler aays: When orders were
received to send reinforoementt to Orant.a pon
toon bad been laid serosa the Appalutntx, and
h'l men were to march that' nyht to attack
Peteraburir, but wera ordered to march In
Miother doecion tniormaiioo furnished by
deserters and prisoners, shows every thin?
an bn spared base been tent n L-e. About
15,000 troops are located in Paterahurir ami
in our front a d in the defences around Rich
mond on the touih S'de.
N'kw Yoait, June II The Herald's Ftf li
Porps cmreapondent tars of the batile on
f HU prisoners the contest closed,
Monday . At C o clock r M , tbe enemy as
saulted our line. It was a eeneral and aud
den attack. They advanced in two lines ol
tattle, and heavy skirmish line simultaneous
ly with their opening volley of musketry, can
n in, sold shot and i-be!l from the aiiury moulds
of a tcore or mora ol cannon. Firm and Un-
lu.kt u stoo l our men. The rrbe's shoi ton
hth Our men cooly Waited to return th
lire. It was a most murderous volley The
na.au'tinir column were staffererl and It I
back Our artillery which had been in motion
opened in response to the enemy's cannon As
sault afier assault Wat made by tha despera
foe, but each time our troops hurled nun bai k
Upon General Craford's division the as'ault'
were repented and here.-. Tbe enemy ou?h
to turn his left, but each time were handsome
ly repulsed More than special tflttry was
won by our men, meeting and repelling tl.e
assaults Ihe f etinsTlvitnia tveserves be
haved magnificently In the division, and
holding the extreme left, was General Lwk
woid and bis troops, most of iham for ihe first
tune under ore, they behaved like veterans
Colonel Kitchinn't brigade nl artillery.
novices in the field stood tbeir eround iil
re.oluti nets of v teians. Alter tha cautun
uh oui
hnvir( dr ven enemy at staled above, and oo
curving ibe buttle ground. Our loss was 2(10
killed, wounded and misting Among tlx
killt d waa Mi jtir Klkert. commanding the C4il
Michigan Regiment The enemy's losses an
much heavier, probably 1.50(1. "We took 200
prisoners, among them three commission! u
officers Among their dead are said to bave
been found a ri bel Oeneral and 2 Colonels
The prisoner all ,y the whole of Kwell's
Corps wat engaged against us 1 he Corps
they say wn commanded by Early and ,hat
General Ewell bad command of the Army.
Lee being sick in Richmond. The rumor has
prevai ed that Le waa wounded in the leg
I at 8pottsylvauia C U , but is not autheniira-
ted. There can be no doubt however, uf the
fact that he does not command tbe rebel army
at present.
Th Trihnne says letters, from Penaeota
says: Information brought by the Admra!
the 21st ult , amies that the rebel ram I
nessee was in the Mobile Buy steaming about
at tha rate of nine rones per hour.
Ihe Heralds Mexican correspondent snys
Junn.1 Goernment has bean nerlectly esta'b-
Mi.hed at Monterey. Tbe Libeials mor than
40,000 are preparing to march on Potosi The
French and Imperialists have been completely
routed to Mita, and great enthusiasm lor the
.National eaute.
The steam transport Ci'y of Bsth eai'ed
from New Yoik the 1st for Washington raiurn-
led last evening, with her bows stove in, her
stern carried away, having collid- d off Cnpe
May with thn tteam transport Pocohon'aa,
Captain Bxier ftom New Orleans bound fur
N-w Yoik. 1 ha Pocnhnntat tunk carrring
down 40 of herorewand passenvrra Including
OmriHin Baxter. She had on board 101 soult,
among the number some soldiers returning on
turlougn, and sick,
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
ol
in
Fort M iva ia, June 2 A steamer from
Bermuda Hundred four last evening ha ar
rived. Yesterday morning the rnemt attack
ed Duller' Uft wing, but war repulsed Out
loss sugnt, - -
The steamer Washington from lh White
House arrived here. Itisreporied Fiifuigh
Les d COO of hi men were capiutad last
night while attempting to mke a raid in the
dueciion ol lb Whita House, General
Smiib s lo'cs made the capture No lalet
new iroui Grant.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June 3.
Cottok Qoiet and steady and u dJ ling
upwtird at 102J
Kl.ounAlieltee f 45r?l7 &0 fnrealrk Stnt
Bound Unop T S08 OS
(losing firmer Money 6 and 7 per cent Hier-
ling iM.ni .te.dy at I 10J. ... Gold
ul
tbe
ol
it
Whst Notnii.eily 1 60SdlC6 Chieaen
Sp-ing 160', 1,02 Milwauke Club; 1,6,70
1,75 Winter Red.
Coaa Shade finnerl 42)
Osts la very lair demand and steady U
Pobx Firm 25.
Ratr Firm and in good demand
Huttkk 2H;o32.
Cut MsaTS Firm.
Lsao A shade firmer, 14).
WmsKT Quiet attl :w,f,l 31 lor Western
Pcosa Firmer at 16i(o18.
PsTaoi.xnn Firmer, 40 Crude 64; refined
Bond, 9luj70 Free.
Na loss, June 8 Stocks irregular
Gold to-day
nnj S 20 Loupnnt U4), 6 nl t ..upons 7J
tuo jfsr r iticsir, ore a en-
I .My fcri 1 14J Ktadingfl ii
dollars in
nal
C. B 4 O 27
Secretary Chsse sold a million
at U01.
,
y -
. i ii
luuuw
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. asiiiiiKitti ctrrrrRim.iiasii. VI ins HP
Commercial Adperlietr, Indulge ia the
ing 11 ng at "gentle Anna")
"The Diekinsn girl had a lim audience
oy last night at Ferd s Theatre, although the
Mu'ohinson were to sing, and a aaliooal
tableau wa to enliven lh show, rib is
d smart liille threw, but ptopl ara llred of bar
15 acolding
$10, The Llncolnltet are dropping "lh Maid
ou Orleans," tbeir late inspired prophet, b
ba cau only tha can no longer worship at the
coo,, thrin of tba blood stained animal of the
ia btbon arm and face who dispenses ih loaves
as .1 A .ka as JL h a kit r . . a. - ' - "
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Dayton Market.
DAYTON, June 3.
Ked wueat,
wholesale 7 2V
WHS AT 41 55.
CQItN 100; Shelled S0lOP.
OATS 7ti
RYE 1 45(1 nO.
BARLKY $1 20
COFFKE-48(T. 50.
SUGAR 19(n 22.
F0G:S-n(l5 per doa.
WHIsaKY 1 30
CHKKSK I7WI8
MtlKI) PKACHtS-lS(?20.
Dried applks 12 15.
BKAN.S Per bushel I. 00(3 00.
H AY Timothy 32 per tea. .
TKAS-SI r,52 00
RICK LIJ'nl.') per lb.
I.AUK 1418
UUTTi:U 20025.
to
More Taxes Upon the People.
To thow tbe immense incrtate oftsX't
imposed upon the peop'e by the new Tax sod
Tariff Bill lately introduced in Congress, a
gtve the following :
C (Tea at the present rate.
Teas, ol all kinds, 2.1 rents per pound.
Coal, from GO cents to 91 25 per tun.
Tiihacco. in leaf, 50 ceuis per pound,
Cinars, w.irih $10 i t lens per 1,000. 20 cents
pr lb , and 20 per cent and valorem: worth
$20 and not over $10 per 1,0011,(1 60 pet
lb , and 40 per cent ad valorem; wonh 175
and over, $2 60 per lb., and 60 per beot. ad
sai'trem.
Muslins, from three cents to ten cents per
ytrd
Ales and II' era, in bottles, 35 cents perd I
Ales and Beers, ect . in bulk, 2 j cents pel
gallon.
Uraiidy. first proof $2 20 per gallon.
Distil et Spirits, first proof, $2 per gallon
Petroleu n, crude, 10 cents per gallon.
Petroleum, ri fined, SO cents per gallon. '
The Government is cvid ntly determined
to noes thtlaA dollar of ihe pro. Thi
pnblio must stai ve in order to carry on tht
war.
I
An Unreasonable Clergyman.
In a ceiiuiu Du.ih selllemriit in th vicioi-
tv of LunimurutiMW. in tha Stula nl N.i
Jeisey, th doin na of the church gave nonce
Itoui the desk that those wbu wished to
unite with the church should attend at the
par.onage on Ibe fallowing Wednesday alter
uoon, that he might examine Ibem on religl
out subjects belore being received as inui
bttrs Hum, a tunpln, harmless fellow with a
soft heart, auu a head of ihu same consistency,
went and presented himself a candidate for
cburch oituub rslnp; or as he eXpreeS -d uirn
tell, ' to be taken in upon the church "
The duinuie, tuspiuiuus of Hans' know!
edge in doctrinal mutters, begun bis In
quiries by ashing how many Gods there were?
Mans, cuu ling oil hit lingers, said.
"Ilia God oi Aoraham, Ibe God of Itaao
and tbe God ol Jacob dat is three; den dert
i -ft O id de caiher, liud de Son, and God di
Uo y Ghost dm make six, and may be iheri
issouieiuure 1 dou't recollect, to we will
call u ei, hi.
"llant," (aid tbe Jomine, "yon will never
do; to you must go biuk aud learn yuur
catecntsm.
So liana, crest-fallen' and somewhat in
dignatu, sciotl on hit way tack. Having
nearly reached borne, he met bit old ac
quitiuiancu Csntad, on bit way lobe exam'
lurd, and unktd him il be wut going to bt
tuken in upon tbe churchr Conrad suymg
that ha wua, Hunt told hi in to tlop, and he
wou d let him know whether he cuu, d pass au
iixiiininatiuti.
"Now," sayt Hans, "tell me how many Gods
tnare urtt.
"One," replied Conrad.
1 lion, said Haul, "you may jutt turn
back you will never pass; 1 lold lb dom
tut there ware light, and be wat uot taluued
Skulls and Pitchers.
,u ibe lugh U publican style about Copper
beidi, wbile dining at a id table In th Na
lioiial Uulel at Washitigion. Tbe talk waaso
loud and puiuicd a to attract Ih attention ot
He Vuorhees ol Indiaua. who sat at Ihe utx
table; Mr. Vooihee supposed lhat lb talk
wat uii si.t lur bim, and ihereiore, Nben and
there asktd an rxplaa.itoii,whib was treated
wilb luriber insolence, lur wblch lbs Stnato
reo -ivod a timely alap on ihe lace.
lha ditnvulty also xu ndtd to Mr. Lla-'Oe-
gau, who wa a liiend ot Vuorhees. 1 he
tury t una thalh se aed a milk pitcher, ant
brought it in contact with ihe aenaioi lal h
The pnchi r b oka and ,l,e head did nut ihe
skull uiu.t have besu thick, or lb puchei
w.aK
I ha President has not yet issued a proela
mailon declaring party insolence to ba a mill
tary necessity "a thing iiidisieiisible ano
Ihereiore lawlui and Until be do an, tb
mi k pitcher ptac'ica myiy not only ha tulera
led but cemmended. I t baaa lntuti.
Hon. J. F. McKinney.
A gentleman who was in Washington at the
time ol Hie hnttltt ol the u lldrrnets, says lb
Democratic Congressmen especially from
Ohio, the most diligent of whom were Hun
J. F. Mi Kinney a d Hon. J W While-
were fur two days among the hospitals, look
ing afier the wounded of the Ohio Regiments
from their Districts, caring lor Ibem; getting
ihem tbeir lurloughs and pay ; and that iu lb
rounds, but one Republican Congrttameu "as
met Mr Morris, of New Yoik. 'Ibis goes
to prove who art' the tiue Irundtot the told-
, Mr, McKmn.y also hnrs the expns oftel
erKhing home to th Irtends ol the wound
auldurs. their condition. Au For these manv
I kindnesses In ihe soldier. Mr. McKinnry w.ll
be held is warm remembrance by the peopli
I of bit Dittrict. A a man of warm, avmpalbet
to nature and generous impulse, the Uepresen
latlve from the Fourih District hat no tnperi
, . . . r- , r- i
or in lB A0 delegaliou -vVrftanq tVwfen
I 1
TBI ADMiNttTHiTtolt Tbe adainittra'inn
ol Mr Lincoln can be most Iruly summed up
in a very few wordt. It Is a usurpation fit lor
a oontempt, a despotism worthy only ol defiance.
a barbarism provocatis only of loathing and
horror, tb most real and anivrsl of tl
barbsri.ms of tbit aael While unlike Bcnn
Lord Verul.m, the member nl lhdmlnis;
tratioo lay no cUirni to being "tbe greatest,"
they may be fairly admitted to base earned
the tpiibet of "th neautil of msukiud)"
B?aiaaaa atas r'Vsai aaa.aa
Hon. J. F. McKinney. Medical.
c
'li
CU..K Onllsha CnMs.af.n, Tl.rmtl, Itsthms, 1st
t'unsiinii.uon. - W Is only e-s-si mr any
UuUl h d wlh t ese eMstlsli,lslo tiy r B' Kit 1 rji
$trkk'antt$ ittlUtuotti Catigh Bihim
ent not Iheui t1 at It It th re it a- paratlon era' .
ttseH. It nut nnly etl-es tne slior-s(tl..Bs ..f the
Throat ft.ri l.uns-. tint It cures right wsts sad
Hvoins of 11 nil sitd is sn sn-ll-ai gsrsle lor any
kn,tni -tnre Th-f-at It IS il sss t in isk , sn.t a
ssi-iiisr,i;ins or I f-nis Pries sutvnia rar no'tla.
Pur se lis .irug 41 ts seners ly. . trl
"Htt..Vi"i Y is to tut cured oi this diisi-lr.i
j d, s. b the est. or
' lr. Sti-icktini I Pile .emro'y. 1 '
Psad wht tlmse sst who hss esid o
Mr ' bsrlss w, I am! sin.nl l.miattPe. aid Vr. J.
Ksssnle, l snrtn ati.lt , hnilt ere POert s terusag
sns nel . I Pr (Sir!- k sntl's I He Ken eev 1ho see
lbe t.,s trlrrt Sfr..ythlti but e. Ul'1 ol.lala no fells',
ut' on. I'tttot MrlfHsna 1'ile lomstiy t ttla
nrn-ei ,-nrtt sit..r suff. ling lor manv y srs lh tha .
ao at klnrt nr l Pes. 1Uey leOt.biSiaua ary lb
who 's -tiftenng to t y It.
ask for
Or SlrickhKiTi HI Remedy.
Anltl bvsll rtrusvi.ta 8" m px.. Maoorsotn-M St v
No t hs-t Kmirtti a'.CitH.ittnatt, U. wilt
jsia.1 iy i i
l...r.f.-,:T4.v.,, ... aS
4
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FLUX,
Strickland Anti( kJra Mirfvrt
Ktinwiniie. i it ii fjt- y i r inrftii 1.1 hit w II ttVH
rrtiifin 1 l rurr f 1 iiint - ) l)s trr 1 1. Ik Ai t.
;ho. r Mliur I no (n tt in m rf nv ru v
h' )ftxla iu t tl given il trtii'i' on. ft
it rtvt-ni in- 1 yp , 1 1 on n hp w rr 1. iraw fna
ills- nis, htJ vill tfiimtinti c il to l Ut hmtrm. -
'y in ihf wpi trt (or 1'niri ht-n tttvi 1 ia-mM y
Mr WnfKti.cl jiti.n. M?, mil hirpf hnnt
on tii i,nv on t Ui Ttnuot 8'rt klmTnl'-Aii4
l fll' MUlUrevJ In t t hft N ttTmt illRltstr
l!llM.litile f( m (tfllH Utw V hf, t t-P CUrs (I tflfl
rMfm rriMHiUn -tt 111 urni Ir In itiWri m mn. r
n(ivr tetii,(( oriv cjin iottls( sir-ilnd'it Ant! Ohoi-
U rj t y one bo'tlt, n.i4
Hon. J. F. McKinney. Medical. Clothing.
MKUCHAXT .TA1L0RIX fl
fpn eNKFlTf for pitronq hrtMror inrr to
... rtrm of Miliar hr h, rp"tilly Millrifn
n unnLiniiRno ol tiij m mr hmin ,Bt th ojt ii i
1 1. 1 t on HiiiMing, i4rtir I hir-i MBit Ji fW.rot vlrfsit
Hhvr h t ill aive 'Til ha rotlnii Wiih at full unMUimt nt
of tt0ti4 Iu hi lino. HaJUAw
Hair Restorer.
i'ituri:sis(K uii siiwfs'sj
ONLY OKMJIna
HAIR iRESTORER!
nrSKsVSKS OK THE F-CAII'
1IIK ikill ofihftt'fdlcR) fru)iyIntrMtinirdltAtrf
o tl' rli hrtn.tn h n iiii v or tia. l n Uf
tlMr I y ih r, thr iiiom ul-wr ttiM ( oi ( ht hunma
fiHiti It di 'o I ft mitred mi, iu a r qu.r Misttt
sHi y. ivt r oirt-h mul & fHrviul iiivt MiunIk b 01
ih'tuisi tttl h (no iiPA Ct iiir(-. ITnlffti ih
hi -4 m uiwfov.ra-ii.it ia itn irur in noaMiUiiiv tat
rr.(1 cfitta thH (tA untl Mtrr n pa-rmiiuri I ourt.
.t, am 01 tt Mj'tlp liivr t'n prou m-tt-d iwu'iMi
y k oi 01 I), muat fnnut.t tiKit.s. 1 tv ii-
IKAHI OK ITt'DT
To (bta pftculiitr in of th huttiftii luroc, ud X un
atiffivit Ihht I p inset
TIlK OftLV BMlcOT '
io (krttf known, tlini woul 1 fwrrrxuiMirly frvilcU
- wtsswa. itmti'ivinw tt sr s-usa fauBMBf . ,
lLT MiC('M,CaLD UhAlf,
Vfld tHr 0 KtiafoUi di , nt rtor kaJr t
ttiyei he.r t C'-mi IsjJ-i 'Jo n ak
Itvud in mh ruoa. 1 will I01WU
FIVE UUXDttKD DOLLARS
If t IWil to on Ms the wor t o"M nl vt4 4xli (
t l0U,Wt(iliUUUlK with tli
oanv ouftii&B iuih aeitohbr. '
Ttm ni. . M i p1 nid.) ,
ti LtAhTt Nw Tout.
t U-'B'Hi Two yfr aij m) 4 inni
IKitii.stiidm) hull 'i inn ufiu- tl tu uliuMt rv
ia u ras-sri a m" t- j rajw y ws saw ir r t'nij Matt
nrr. U H tixnir vrrv p ltiiii &iv nl tsii t ira
U fhll sVi aX It lllM a I J (,fajj aj Iji a ( a,"
jhI) 11, on iitni . i 1 I . 1 vi tin I. He'd ml I ).
. ini oi ihu riiy 1 w It.fajrit rf ! tt m thu ih
Iij wih tthn-h m -v lp vi til. tt r t tt
hh but. usi tn y oo' Iu p t I n-fit h r d
nur aUVMitirtvn.ini stud mlutf-d cor to f ) U.
ou in 1 nt llutt ynii aoulu mdlt t tj attv
4Wt lyattor- niv h iistM I art btvii miy tt in.
wiinii aiai r se tivru auierii ia jiit i nxtsia,
nxMlir Tf-u Ume, tvf a luaurt Y't l?aoT lr; ,
mi m i( 1 oafiia tiv w M, aud ui bmt lat rayaatxi ut
all t ui K i t t ull) itii.a,
Mai -nH U i'ti, ho. I f iuh Peart tr .
V I-lad Hikm-wl. it i l.y ll lw l,a- tii tho
Ml "Vwi . , fu asiari as s-ew, w gaj
TIlEO.NLIf I'RKi'AHAilOU
rhat would rH' rti ly and perntaBtstitiy rvtfor tha
iiNirof ibuMHlttfeuro .td,aii. pravfint
xi aw at s r aatjaa rncbinu V av t
Th4lT(. nnd rai'i'lly incre-a-tng -ain 0 fcroriMl
nth tlroiiv I tMidut.ua of tli Utiu luld bttAtdUi it it
OiuJ rrtuM uik
TBS ntMAlf r A MILT,
Th cniif dnonr th puHVhaa hrt'n obtain J, aod
lh) ai. ui.it iu iu' iiD tu it ai reikuti vwt aupeft
unif
OVER ALU rnEPAKATIOMI v . ,
lfTf lntrhdurv(, I Uo rxK r-oini v tul n f prn
ion totjitu h-Jr Ut r iu ( rn irH an many
month-, imii-i Hiu)'ln tciiM HKiUdty, ami tuially In
a-.naUiitt wiih U wwa ot Naiurt. 'loiiv- whfirl
tti(iut.uut lucr JuluU', 1 w LI 11 ai a lataua Aikoiktri
1 Will roifejlt fi.uoo
(ODAThnifaud I'ollaia) if I tail to o r th w-rM
. , ol pwiiiai brUuiit'.rt, i'Ddr fl(Lu )tMUa' fiaiw
m Til ONLY Or Ml KAtB HBSTOKCIU
TbiB wtbdrful tTdy i koktl toy dnifi.it
l If TuUB LRLGGUT DA4 HOT GOT IT
roK iTa. . ..
M B ssx-Turt (Uannin is avary ov wUr ll 41
rOllOl.a Hf II lllilslMDltU CltVd
ijitli pr Ui Ha, or ic bonis tattrfA.
I'K r U. A Uk. Ml hi. ' "
iol Froprivtori Do, IN un na irt,
tW.Hy AiUuy,a lack,
. iiL , i - n. 11 1 ima
JOHN QKHQUAVmU
ltTOrLf rNToifully toiurni hi ouniruitMajl4
1 V adautuutrailuit hba prahtd tit
Eating Salooo and lleslaurant
rormrly ownd by Mr. V. Fn, otuhMi ort.ar ef
rifih and Ludlow, whr h will la ahl at all tim to
tip lily thta with Iraakwat lh Rtarkau ahvid.
oVrtl a.Hr au?4 4iiHi 11m kM UAiuMr, iftd
aiWtagli. mi