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lies DAY, JCSK G, I8G4. '
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
MOHitrRT or btatit,
I WILLIAM W AKMSl UONC,
. rfsaieeOsiinty.
i. jUfRifS trot',
if rsiL t.)
PEILADKLHri VAN TRUMP,
Ut t-'sirfsld. Con ty.
(to rut vcrst )
MACaus C Will TELEV,
o i moock County.
i Rhort vrwy.
ALEXASHKrt s. rVttS,
01 liihlaml '
A1TORNKT OKNBRU .
LYMAN U CKII'CnHLLD.
Of lltilinea 08'intjt.
&jMiTini,i.'R of thk "nsvunr,
William a v puKsasi.
01 Franklin County.
nctf iOt, roMMII'"!'R.
fiLEXXNDKU is HAMabT,
' iKHsrrtln O-nn-y.
HOARD F HJt.'1 WORK,
trUll. T'S.l
WILLI sM I.A.RW1LL,
of thiM Cu'my.
CBARI.KS UOKV-L,
of Autisits CouMjr.
Current News Items.
To-morrow the Provost Mirnhrik tx
uhrrm contractor and aWMyitw.
to meet io Baltimore to ronomiuete then
waster.
The Republican now get up new hy
machinery, .nd will proUMy be U t
manufacture enough to supply M V
mand. A 'maclituist' bring word tlmi
L U ick, and thattheM.yorof It.cli
ynond is in Castle Thunder, for prop-sing
to surrender the city rallier th.m burn it.
' JJinetvaeveti thousand p.Uoiiers have
1 (.coil contiued. at one lin.o or another since
tk commenced, in Libl.y prison.
There U uueahineaa ogaiu in Washing
ton. After Gilmore'e forces have joined
rant, nothing more can be tlono t..
strengthen him. Should he by any pot
ability then meet with disaster, Washing
ton be in some danger.
The resignation of Gen. Buell has been
accepted, llewasloiced to tint step y
the mean treatment h received from the
authorities.
Gur'rillas are again becoming numerous
and troublesome in Missouri.
A meeting of 20 000 persons assembled
in Union Square, K Yorlc, on oaiuruav
evening, to tender thanks to Grant and
.hi army. This will excite the jealosy
of Lincoln.
It is aaid that Greeley is inexorably op
posed to the renomination of Lincoln. L
is even hinted that he would not object to
au alliance with copperheads to ensure hi.
defeat if nominated.
It is not improbable that the Conven
tion will postpone nomination until Sep
tember. Gold U 101 the highest point yet
reached.
The Confederate loan hna recovered 8
percent, of iu decline in Europe.
We see it stated that C base is conscious
of the trouble, which is aoou to burst on
the country, and Uvery anxious to fl the
wrath to come. He would liko to be on
other aide of the Atlantic, when the
riis comes, as Minister to Fienca or En
land. He may possibly be gUd to es
cape thither, in a capaci.y purely private,
before all is over. H may not be, a ytar
or six months heiice, in a position to 'stand
upon the order of his going,
Among the leading Republicans, most
Tiriiminent and influential a year au-o, now
x
unk so low that 'the hand of political re--correction
can never reach them,' are Me
airs. Chase and Batiks. Giddiugs
lovejoy, two of the meit conspicuous
mischievous men of the org uiizalion,
Wad. Fieuiont, the It'publicsu candi
date for President in 1856, and Lincoln,
the successful aipiruut of 18Cl), are cut
ting the party into two factions, which
mnt inevitably result in its destruction
Tn mills of God grind elowl, but they
grind strong."
. 't .
Thx N. t. Commtreiiil JLieirtutr
iht Bun composing the radical coovenlioo
C evsiaua ''a body of rrtiltss political
bavin about the same rslattve
atnaitiM and It. U us nee wun the political
aeuiiiuent and acuoo of th great mtrt
the penple "ss tbe so-ealled Liberty
Wnm.nV R'hia nsterr had wiLh old
politics " This, from an abolition source,
m ih hinhast dearee comolimentary to
bland lenilctnen who met in Cltv.land
th. mimosa, atil.a Cr,mnierriu Aictrti.tr
Hees, of carrying there and ivineul
v v-..j e -
their petiy griefs ai.d puny rtvints. .
draftl'lhaliTS coriVrt enrTment had
l"d.'':oU'ldroTh.y.beea subjected
A' milmm
to iha laal a1 raft " Ha consoles us, however,
by slutirsr at there will be another
aoon, rrgwacan now (el eorreel taioll
atesk BeArsswleaU
Democratic District Convention.
Tte I)rrorcr-f of the Third. Conjresiinri't)
D'.suic: of Ouio, met in Convention n the
:ity of Dayton, on vVJneday the 25th int.,
pursuant to the Cvli herttt.fire published, and
after transacting some business, adjourned to
m-.-l ay-am at U A MILTON. B 'er county, on
Urilnrntlx), tlstt 13IH Jump,
t 11 o'clock A. M. At that lime thr Conven
Hon will nc-TiiiiaH one Pres'd-ntial E ector
fjr the District, and appoint two Dtteieter
and two Alternates to the Nati-ini! D.tm
crane Convention, to be held at Chicago on
the Fourth D.-y of July next.
The Democrats of all lhoe Townshii iu
Mrmttrornery county, i.nJ Wards in tha city ol
D.ivion. in which primary meoiiiipa were no'
hi Id on lite 231 inst , and from which Dele
aln were nut appointed to the Conv nlim
on the 25 h, are rtquestcd to meet at tht
iifiisl p'sres of ho Jinf elections, in said
Townships and Wtrdi, on Sa'urd.r lha 1 1 h
lr of June, t 7 o'clock P M., at.d appoint
deleustes to a'tetid the C'jnvnition at Uumil-
on on the liih. Esch of taid Twnlit'
will be entitled to E'ieIiI and esch Ward ti
iu lbs Convention.
A. CAHILL,
Chm'n Dem. Cen. Com.
Chm'n Dem. Cen. Com. DAYTON, May 30th, 1864.
The Chickahominy.
Thepl.crs wlnre an army cancronnr
Jitmnt I'uiu K chmond, ns lollo: Ai
ioui's U ide, i miles cut nl the cut; it
Suiiii,i s limine, where Oru Su inner crinte
tut CO' en at i he bull ol Seven line, 10 iuilc
OdKi of thefiti; nr WoodljurT1 )1 i life, nen
Culd Arlior, 8 uii ei BHt ol the ci'j; th'
Mrdi' Uridife, miles nofbuf l lie- tit'.; a
'tif Meuhnriicxvitiv B ide, 4 miles ncinh. ait
f the city. , All the bmles either pMbat l
re, or certainly will be des'r yed by ihe te
la Bui but a nmtierot small conee'ietici-.
I'ney. and lour nr live oiBem at inieiveiioi,
tiniiit, were bu ill by O-n McClellan's a-m-,
il Ibe nuints mot favurhle fur crosinp; Mid
en. (irsm's army will have to do tlui sjiiih
The mresm althnuxh a pma'l and narrow oik
i suhj aet to l' eqiivnt and cudden rises, whit b
ruif it to ovein w (nut us dhu'is. lor it n--none,
oui) the cou.itry on aach side for wid.
Iislnnces. It is this pecuiumy of the Cluck
thotniny whith renders it. U' h a lunn'dn'il.
miliini V obnncle. Frum the Meidow Uridirt
in the nonh, to DntoDi's liiidne on the ea ,
I disladce of tilieen mile, ibo country to
nnlf a mile on each tide ol tiie STCum, is a
v.mt marab or swmnp, utterly impstoahle fui
artillery, and marly so lor infoitry, excep
here niadt andarnliciai eau-ewaysnare oen
nsde. D lent ol tnee roiid were coiMiriuic
y the paneni labor ot MuC'lolian's anny, am
f ihr-v I'hvj not been diiir.iyed, they wil
. r.iTs of imrnsiiie service to Gen Grant. L
ln y have been, new ooi s will have to be con
iiructid.
The Light Hired to the Front.
The corre-poi d;ni of the New Yoik Wvrld
apesking ol lbs Fremont Conveiniuu at cleve
Und, sars.
As miiiht have been eipecled. ventlcmei
whose hnirit browu, and long, mid parted it
he midille. are liere in force. 1 ueB men art
not, never have been, and never will bu pi
lie ens, nor can they be made Mith by ant
lort of process. Not one of them ever hnr
in opinion worth entertsinin upon lite su
j.-ctof the invernrot-nt of'a naiittn Tney urt
heonsts nil, and the cr nd end itmJ aim ol mI
iheir drt smc, of all their crawpinff after tin
impnitible and snarin.' into the intint'e, it
todt'siroy. They csn knock down, but lhe
,;annot cnnslruct. i his time, how v-r, on
should find no fault with ibem. '1 bey art
vtelUip iheir peculisrabilities fr the nonce
in ft itoud Cause, and beiu? pniperly reitulniei
iy the stronr or more i xperteiic-d minds o
real pollucisns, msy, peihai s. surpn-s th
coinnioii-seuae community hy duiu.', tor th
irsl tune, a ci m n m-trn e thinic. They hat
l.inctili ; tor wnich sentiment they have rej
ton Theynre rehned and oiucsiej, beavu
iar letter, redolent of the fltbo,tand lb
backwoods, dissipating their most tlhert
Ireinit by a coarse J ke or heart lets Jibe.
vill do ibem the cr, d 1 1 say thu they lov.
'heir coumry, tbt they have, in common wh
sll real Americans, an nouest pride in the van
.xienr and tha vzhitusubl rtioutces of th
rem It -public. They are, then, impreicnutert
with sn ho'iett disitun when they think ibat
the Cmet Msvitirate of ihe ifrentesr, nalltii
in the world should he not only a dishonest
bu an ignorant and unpolished mantunabl
.'o construct one grammt'Cl semenre. m
rite even rouh com mnn seme. With Wm
dr-ll Phillip, they atpreciam ihn 'priceles
nes of unfettered lipn" Wfi'it, tben, mut
he iheir opinion of bun who shack 'eslbeprnss.
imp'inona the oralnr, and wreath ihe psu from
ihebai.d of ibcrevicwei?
State Convention of the Fremont
Party.
are
at
ob
erurities," We understnnd ihnl it was t Breed amcn
the friends of Fremont and Cochrane,
(.levelsnd. lo bold a a ae Convention
Columbus. or about thu I5lh of July,
nominste l'reaideniial 1-It Clint aid an en
lire State iK-kei. It seems thnt 'he "fonn
hainrf Radicals," at Tht C nciimall dm
mtrciut malictoutly S'yln ihtru, are in ram-
est sboui siarilnir a n'.w party. It will be
fr shing to extract from such psaers as Tht
OhlvSluit Journal, Tht liucinnati (. attllt,
and others of like cliur.t'U-r, lha eu oie up
on the l'silifi'id' r of tlis Empirsi wbo ltd
column in 1HJ8 Will ibey tske .wek ilier
(bouts for -Fremont and Freedoo.7 Slain
mas, , . .
of
and
time
is
the
been
lo
drsft
We were wont, In lime PUi 10 charge
bpon the Sjuth at one as a mi.lortunt,
rautt ol degradutinn, and a 'ground of
miiv il-at ihev bed become Afncanisd.
' They borrowed a few Africsn idiums in iheir
lanaunst: we have adopdd the neitro It
fur , character. Loving or profet-ing to love
, ne.ro I etter than onrrelves. he hot heiome
"io inlte-d ino ut. Tbey observed the
tlihilinn Mhun Ha T II res Pfil I cn . tin lnni n nsni
I ...... ...a .......
it,. ' X tHIUDOn IBM fllQV Ol iniAIIH-n, wr,
"rinK or d"-in d''inciion, are d..i
T::!r
-1 -
uanuers end rules ol conduct. '
XLook cut hr luiioo prioes,
[From the Dayton Journal.]
[From the Dayton Journal.] The Bounty Fund--Cards From
the County Auditor and
of the City Council.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE BOUNTY
LAW.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE, MONTGOMERY, Co., O.,
DAYTON, June 4, 1864.
AH persons who hsve -ft this
claims atrsintt thl Lily Bounty Fund, are,
no'ilird tliut ihere hit been Do fund levied,
or ordered to bn levied, to pet them, and that
no cernucstes can beitpuid fur them unlets
there should be some further scion hy ths
Council this nr on Mmidsv
T. O. LOWE.
County Auditor.
nniTm of Tits JuOsNtl: It is dn to th
many cifisnt wno hive lust th-ir time and
Isvh been lo the trouble and enens of pre-
osrinir and fi'inti ihrir clnimi under the
iiiu'T I.kw of last winter, ihnt the above
iiinnm cement thould be nccompunied with
xp'snstion.
D iv bettire renlerdsT mornin r. Mr Kreid--,
the City (HpiIc, li'ft in thit office a state
ment nf the test levies ordered to be made hy
heLiiy L.iuncil for in prmin var, an"
monii thm. was one foe "'oiiriv Fund, one
nrf three-fniinhs mills. $13 7o0" I psve no
pshlic notice of this fnci, hecHuse with mv
ife-ent underitsmlin of ihe lsw.it. wood
ave he.n neiiher necesss-y nor proper fur
ne to do sn, hilt nevertheless, c'aims in ron-
der -hle nu'nhers were filed vesterdsy and trv
I iv, dulv sworn in, and ''a'lowed as t enuine"
y the President of the Citv Council. Be
en fnr or five o clock tn-iav, the Presi-
ent of the Council and Couneilmsn Love in-
o-med ire thst the c'sims had hen fi'ed
nd r a mianprehension that, the Rtuntv
Fir.tl ord'T'-d lobe collects,! hv the Council,
a lor ihe sole purpose of providing for the
inds isTjed hy the citv. upon which thw
und were dv.nci d hy a few of our monied
ttit 'ns, anrl that no hx whatever has thus
ar b"en o d'rer) hr Council, to refund the
mount of iiidividu ti snbsfriptinns.
I hi'sn are the simnlu facts in recara to a
nittske thst has been ejt'esovfly annnv ng
osll concerted, hut which se-ms 10 hate
wi;hoMt sn"C:l fanh nf an? one
THOS. O. LOWE, Auditor.
CARD FROM PRESIDENT KIERSTED.
A Cako Hivinj signed a number of
erfifica'es fo persons r's'min the refundinr
f mnner heretofore suhscr b"d lo clear the
ty of drsft, undjr a misapprehension of ihe
set in the rase, I Heem it my dutv to no'ifv
he l ub'ic thsf the Cl'v Council has levied a
x only to redeem the bonds issuned to help
he warn in mnkinr, up 'htr respective quoins
inrfrr tht hut cull fnr 2U0.O0O men No
irovisinn whatever, hss been mad" fnr refund
ng moneys subscribed and paid under the
irevious call j The certificates already issued.
ire, therefore, ot no teei tiii
ISAAC H. KIERSTED,
President of City Council.
in
Iu
Tlieharmo'-y which ptevailed at the Cleve-
lend Cotivetiiiuii, i-Minlltni.t It (.hi Wb that
he Hnd cal lesdets are well drilUd, arid know
rerfi'Ctly what they want. Tbeir candidate
nas loi m d ble elements of strength, and the
jluttortu wh en they adopted is likelv lo se
j ire a large shuie of public approbslion. Tbe
Jemociuiic pttuciple i,t n.in-itiiervention in
r'tfatd to shivery it doubtless the doctrine
nost HcceptiiD e, as it is the most eairactoua
but if lbs war oet on for four yeurs more, ibe
luvsuuii will ceah to be one ot practical tni-
uriance, and tlie only vital issues b lore the
:'ua iy will bs lln.ee involviiii; tbe faridnei-s
il inil.viUusi hbeny, ne lraun) ol the press
he .HunroB Uucir.ns, the right ot asylum, tlie
uiteriiy ot puniic otticials, and the subordi
nun m of ihe biecuiire, at to nil of whijh
lie Convt ntion hs lake i high ground Should
I therelore come to h a a icslion siinDlf be
ween Lucoln and Freoiout, it is hy no means
ml ku y iIihi the mnn will, ol two evils
.-houte the lens, ll must be remembeied,
no, ihr.t ibe tlrnuth ot ihit new party will
'ou-iat cbit fly in its abi'ity to break down the
Adiniuiairali. n be only chance which Mr
i, ncu n bat nd for a re r'ttmn wis to l.re..k
lown all opposition, and si He inveaiigs'ion
tnd discuss on ; b it witb Frrmout iu tha field
his Willi tin impo-eib e in I lie course ol ihe
'it-xi ctmpiign. ilieretore, the p-Oji'e will have
nnp!e opp iriuo ty lo learn the truib as to their
-uier. The men who met at Cleveland have
bsiotelves bean "in ills ring," and in ny of
hem csn testily that wh ch they have Been."
They will thus spesk w ih a power and effect
which no one identified with the or position
cun hope to fqusl In addition to tnese ele-
nemt ol s rengih, mutt be added the chances
if the rnilit.iry camps gn. ll is true Ibat tbe
V linini-lrs'inn is now ausiaining the armies
in ihe field to the u'mnsl of its abiiiiy, but if
any uf the movm out now io progress thould
t:ir, il will be h'CttUte tuna was given to the
Hiuibto make ihe preparation whi.-b will
lone CeUy the victorious advance of our
s in let Lvt-rv dy, loo, b-lp to open the eyts
if ine people to tlie fact lhai this ru nous war
ll ch hat been so unnec-tssrily pro'rseted.
at if il were a p tst-liina, is not a siurce of
eeaith and rtHperitv, and that if continued
much longer btnkruptcy and anarchy will be
up in us r orm dali'e as this new party al
r. udy it, il is reaviunb'y sure lo rapidly in
:iee in p iwer evsif dty, and reinforced,
ai il will be from one or the other of its opto
neuis the co in ry mty s tf.-ly be congratulated
uponihe cerininty which already exitltol Mr,
Liticulu s defeat A'te
the
i
it
a
en
ttof
the
dir.
la
'
. The radicals who m-t at Cleveland and
put Fremont in nomination as their pre-i-d'ntial
cendiduie have as yet srsumed no
paitv nu:ne A committee is now cogitating
upon sn approprisie nppullaiioa for ibis new
organ mi ni Contraiy loiha practice of the
i-rn-nt aiminisiraiin, tbeir platform, aays
the New York Timtt, 'declares for lha
Ln on tlio Constitution and the laws. ..ihe
.ur.pres.ion of the rebellion without compro-
mise, the iihis of free speech, free press
nd Antes corpus, ihe contiilotional pro
mise,
hibiln-n ol s'aneiy for inlrgrity and econ
pmv, for cor f tcxtion, the light of asylum,
, i j l ,-
the M nroe doctrine, tbe one-term policy, and
t so on
! " ffThere is a greai aiarui in England lest
Ihe miull Isi mere wonh four or five hundred
poandi will eniigrste 10 the United States
1 and pun hute fu mt in the west, panicalar'y
; u il.ore Sistrs rhre, In contr q.ience of the
- i j i i . ,
rruruiut ituuTUru isiiue ids? iiiftr use uvwitii
Th, MCUTJlTiaade 7rainst Lie
n ? m" of
tense HUtiMaanrv-iAi.
Tlie sTuioaibt ol the Cnooerheads with
The syuiijaiUy ol Ihe Copperheads with Af-
-uelle, ,. pe'rfec, y con.is.cn. end corretpou-
al wjlb Ike A'hUtfcf things. JI,maI. .
Uvai
Ar
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.
Fremont Accepts the Cleveland Nomination
Fremont Accepts the Cleveland Nomination--so does Cochrane.
-. V I A S l..d 1. ...
F.emont accepting the hommatioo eoncl ides ,
" AtlAk, V M ii a . iwK "mv, ' ' - '
as follows: If the Conventional Biltirnore
ill uoiatnata an m.n whose oasf life tisti. 1
well ground-rd conGJene in his fidelity to
carditml prtncia'es Iij reason Ihere
shou d be any division among really pe'rio-ic
men of ike country, I , any such, I snail ie
motthaopy o give cordial and active support.
My own decided preference is to give aid In
this way and not be myself candidate, but
il Lincoln be re nominated, I neitere it
uld be fatal to tha country to endorse his
pohry. and renew the power which has cost
ut the lives of thoussn It of men and put the
country on the road to bankruptcy We
outfit to organits against him every element
of conscientious opposition, with a viw io
prevent the misfortune of his reelrcion.
In this contigem-y I accept the nomination.
And as a preliminary step I bsve resigned
my commission m the army, nnswss a
si nlice which gave in- pa n to make, hut I
hsd for a long lime fruitlessly en lesvored In
obtain service I mska this sacrifice now,
ony lo rtain libtrty of tp'tch, and lo
leave nothing in lha way ot di 0srging, to
my U'moit ahi ny, the part you b ive set he
fore me. With earnest and sincere thanks
foe your expressions of confidence and regard,
and for Ibe many honorable terms m which
yoo acquaint me with the action ol the Co n
oiitiee. I am gentlemen very respectfully,
truly vonrs.
JOHN. C. FREMONT.
John Coi brane has also wriiit-n a letter
acoepiing ibe nomination for Vice President,
From Grant's Army.
Nkw Yohk, June 4 I be I rioune specinl
from Heiirlquarieri, Army ol Potomac, Thurs
day June 2d tayt :
the succtful operation! of the a h Corps
on Monday were followed up by ihe advance ol
the li Co-ps on I ueidsy A 11, and cornet li
ed lha enemy io withdraw from iheir line on
ihe Topalomouy. They have retreated to lite
south tideof the Cbicuhominy, wnh the ix
ception of Iheir line lo retard our advance
Our c-ive'ry wss skirmishing last evening
ahoBtibeold battle b'd ol line sahommy.
Orntit still presses his lefi flank with succ ss
lullstrategy, resting on tbe V.rgir inCentrnlrail
road Tbb enemy withdrew acrors the Chick-
ahomtny his left wing with bis usual :eler tv
and we now ibr e'en the enemy on the Cnick-
abominy, Billotn t Utidge. 1 his is nov ibe
point of interest. Dsldy smith ai rived from
the White Hou-te just in lime to operate wiih
nur left Sank last night All dsy firing in
that direction indicates srvpral banln have beei
ragiag, ai d lo-uight, we ate gUd to obse v.
the cuunonading to be perceptibly more di
Is nt.
The Tribune's correspondent at Cold Har
bor says on lbs h that Gram s funk movt
mentis now in progres-i, and judging fromyes.
terday's movemenlt will prove a succ ss I he
natlle yesterday si-veru as it was, retufted in
our taking six hundred and nity prisoners,
and the enemy a principle win at At six in
tbe morning the ahule line moved forward
A narrow belt ot wuo fs was passed, and oti
reaching an open ploughed field ihe nrmj'i
position waa in full view Picket's division
in mediately opened wiih a heavy fire of ar
tillery and muiketi y, but our men nobly ad
vanced to a dond )' lotru through twampt and
with bayonets droe tlie e isiny Ircra their
works, ab'ch they held during the night
ajainst reuea'ed assau lt. This leal elicit-
from Meade hit thank'. This corretpondetii
uii. so opportune was . it as lo reveals ihe
'act lhat the Army ol the Potomac is ui dt-r
iiutdunceot minds possessed nl mssierly ahiiny
U-auregsrja force wub Uni and lng
street a were engaged in Ihe bailie cestsrdar
Our total losses amounted tn 1,800
From General Sherman.
-
i
NtwYoKg, June tt I Do titmld'teone-
tpooirnt wub dhermsn luruishst lbs Uelailt
ot Ihe battle ot Jtse nop Church on the
iTih ull About tbree vu look in tbe ai.er-
uoou the enemy showed signs of activiiy, and
so jn moved up s hea y hour tn musts trom
wood bi jre alir bertou s and uettou a divi
sions, luey marched o na-y up the bill, ex-
ottd to severe artillery fire. When ibey
had got witbin less than a hundred yards
Iroia our breati worst, our Intsu'ry puuied
upou the thics uaati terribls o ley. Ih
column ttopp-d, but were rallied, fired, and
insda aa effort to approach Our troops now
became h itly en.'agd, and though the lebsls
great y ouiiiumbered ut, Ibey were held at
usy. Osr artillery secured a better position,
and wurj scbrapnel and shell soon suit Hie
rebels ru.hing for protection lo a ravine and
Oidt near by. Anoihar auack was toon
made upon ami her position held by Orneral
0,ieihaua, Though msds wiih even more
inpetuutiiy, il niet tbe same fate . A lul
eusue.1, but the rebels were brought up lor
third attack', mil against Mch-rton hi
S-seoey s Jjixiesnih Corps. They al first
pretsnted the tame bold front, bui did not last
at long as Ibey were d suourawed, and Wi-re
sent bock with serious loss. From prisoners
we learn the reb -Is cousisied ot 9ve division!
of the fl over ol Johnston's army, commanded
by t heal ham, Cieburne and u.net. rive
hundred will cover our tottl losses of to-Jsy.
The rebels hurled five divisions against tnree
of ours
The Iltralil crrrespondent wiih ltutler,
ep aking qi ine battle-dispetchel of Tbur
day, il mil , states that the rebels opened
wan amllery end musketry, and matting
tbeir body, dathrd on to our picket line and
, J w h d
,.:.,,. t
! ?
t captured a nu nber of the l b rj New tlamp-
ibe enemy back, cap
wo otbertimilar aitacks
were made, but none of them succeeded
their objsctof breaking through our lines
vnr lutsra art
mu.L hauvUr
Uur lot.et aretasavy, but tbote of the rebels
We took between nxiy and
teveuly prisoners.
Later from Europe.
.
Kw Tos June lue awamsliip
Vii.
':j fti,... J.
f (n Vtmlt.i caused profound
jiV'i u p-upi wrr aa guuufu a in mani
J . I I . i u. . L
tvuntrdvr(ia I oar rteofcred
I a i atei earl PnllnM haeami a tf as nnrlaa
- lb., news. ' 8orpe papers think thai Oram
niuuu, umrn in ih ...vi.ii um
- dear for victory, if any waa obtained.
Hear lor victory, II any waa eotainea.
Pir... Oeorgia . U annoupesd for sal.
! asirer oeol b pmW perl. Crsw paid
-
Official Dispatch.
WisatMoroir, June 8 7, A II To Major
General UiX : Uispatcbes from yrant tetf
quarters up to si o clock P. M. last eveninit ;
siate mere nao oven no ujtonna ourmf rno
nl- .The enemv made an attsok o Sa-ur.
dr muht upon Hancock, n ri(ihl ana Sa.tr,;
but were everywhtre repulsed. Uso.tock
lines wiibin 0 yards ol the rebel works.
Tbe rebels were very busy on Saturday in coi ,
strucfnjr enu-eiichmeiits on tha west aids of
the ChickshorDii.y at Bittr tns BiiJe, aid
B'nrow V " V. j 7 7 . ' . j .
. .... . . . . . .
," "f, tn ' " ,! . " j;' 7
erlng us this morn ng around on h'trib' fi mk
ehsnd med his po-itiuii lmt night, ai.d marched
v J" -
off Mjrnsrson is moving today loe-&'-K-wnrtk
Tki-mki im on lha die el Marietta
A ...A Q .1... .1 la nn ,h Kih, If hut '
rained hsrd forhree dsys, and Ihe roadt are
hstvy. Tin-y had an immense line of earth
works which we have lurnsd with lets lo to
E. M. STANTON,
E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
Sanitary Fair Closed.
Bt. T.oOU, June U I'be Sanitary Fair wss
practically hniuhl to a close on tiaturday
night The managers an I others interested
in il hsve ret son lo congia'ulate themselves
that it hus provrd a manifiuent success, ex
ceediug expecialions, most ssnguine at tbe
h-ginning- Gross receipts to d its, from all
sourcus, are not less than ?37i) 000, .
Latest from Europe.
Saxdt Hone. June 6 Tne steamer Vir
ginia troin Liverpool the 2ta tjjetnstowii
iolh has passed this point.
( 01 ton msik't esir, prices waa.
U endniuUt generally dull.
Provis'Oiis dull
LonOjX, May 25 Consols close 91 for
mom y
News from America created great sensatioe
slid edvices per Ciiy of Washington increased
he xciti men!. Iews generally regarded in
Huron as dissstrous io:he rebel cause. Ibe
rt-liel loan declined 0f 6 I or ceu.
l.aird s rams wure purchased by the Xirit-
h Government.
1 be Duke ot MalakofT is dead.
Reported Capture of 600 Prisoners by
Reported Capture of 600 Prisoners by Baldy Smith.
A Fort Monroe dispatch of the SJ, to the
Herald, snys a dirpatch hat been received
fom I! i'd? Smith, t at ihe rebels attacked
him wnh three co'uoins, but. were driven on
tiler a desperate fuht Sin tb is reported
io have captured 01)0 prisoners Grant it
pushing, tbe enemy at every point.
Reported Capture of 600 Prisoners by Baldy Smith. Major General Buell Resigns.
Niw Y. KK. June 6 The rlrrald's Washing-
tun special ssys that Gen Buell has resigner1,
and his resignation has been accepted It I'
understood mat he resumes his position in the
regular aimt Colonel and Assistant Ad
jutant General.
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, June 6.
HARSHMAN'3 FLOUK wheat,
iholei-nle 7 2.
WHEAT 1 155.
CO UN 100; Sbelled 90Q100.
OAT3-70
RYE 1 3'Sil ItO.
BAHI.KY $1 20.
CFKEE 48(5 50.
SI IO A K l9W2i.
EfiGS per dote.
whisky i
CHKKSE I7(W18
DRIRK PEACHES 1R(320.
UKIElt APPLES 12(5 15.
BEANS Per bu-hel$2 6U3 00.
HAY Timothv t.ii per ton.
TEAS-81 f.5o7 2 00
RICE I3K"'' per lb.
LAKH U-o.18
UUfTER 2U25
DAYTON, June 6. New York Market.
NEW YORK, June 6.
in
n.ar
was
ivv
Cotton Quiet and steady end m ddling
upward al
C lock o ictter i o fa- ( oj torexira siaic
Round ii-oo 7 05&8 20
WassT Nominally 1 60166 Chtesgo
Spring 1 SC'1.02 Milwaukee Club; 1,(70
1,73 Winter Ited. .
Cosy Shade Gnnerl 42t.
O its In very lair dewaud end ateady it
Poag r irm io.
Bsr. Firm snd In good demand
burrca 23 :12
Cut Mkats Firm.
I, a no A .linde firmer. 141.
WittsxT Qiiet atl 31lor Western
Soota Fi.ro-r at Hiiriulli
pKTani.gnM Kirmrr, 4U Crude CI; refined
Bond, 097 Free.
Ne York, June G Stocks irregular
closing fiimer Money 6 and 1 per cent Bier
ting qirtsnd steady st 1 10) Gold
91 5 20 Coupons IU. 6's '81 Coupons 6)
Due yar certificates Sfrll New York Cen
tral 132 Erie fl lb. Reading 11 891
0. B. 4 O 27
jHt e. iioiiDinnv,
II
AS Just rcusivtii a Uraa lot of
GOODS,
Hnnsht In Nw Yor'-, Thilsil liihla aod Boston for
cash. whi--h he w-ll i-nr alien par caul, last Ihauauy
b iu-a in LiajluOi nti a i -- israka.
Calicoes for 18 cents per yarn i Mutlint
m 2 j; Urate Goodt lor 20 lo 'li, Lawns from
16 in 25.
We lave a (treat variety of DRESS
GOODS comprising everything that tt new
and prem:
illai k Silk SbcVs and Circulars. Parasols, Sao
Umhrellal. Kd Qlnves, Mitts, Veils,
Head Net', Lsdies' Olovet, Ho
siery, Challies, Lawns,
, ,. ' ti n ' T 'l
.MOIruniqueP, i'ttria oiripri, r ani i iniur,
lactvtfrathir.(f in the way of preity Dreu
DENIMS. HITKORY STRIPES.
s t wr vn i ut 1 1 i .iiei
CHECKS,
And evtry lina of DrT Oooda Oioally Vpt
.i e fl-tl cUs, Dry Ooodi Siore.
All ot wbicb
',,J , ,.,
mk Lt U U V MA mM m my ma 4
VAi-Li Ai' djltj ua ic. nni nuu.
J jUfl H. M iar HKKhT.ua Mam atract,
aSnwiy U.foH- id 0 urt Uodm,
ADMINISfRATOK'S NOTICE.
NOTine It hert-by s-van Ui i tha nndsrsiieeil hat
i e a snp.imte.1 sad eu.liS-t as soniiaisirsior
I r , a ep.aatai aod ausito-t as snnnaisirsior
M iZ'Jl " "
off, , VfltiUJi 0, lUXSaXL.
NEW YORK, June 6. Medical.
iwi?iVvs.
?wv ' t (..'V1 . - V
tC'.K CoUkh Co'rts,rore Throat. Asihms, ana
j i nDAiinii'imn. jr. i oniv ra. s-aiy eriy i.
trwutjirl wtctl li esenni,lsjiitslvtiy ' a tst it ol
$trick'ani Mttlifl'iotit Cotigh Dihnm
teemv rosiheiu r atit it th h n-psrstlon ever
uvi. It not only ml -es tne svv sffcll-.as -.f tpw
'lhri a rl l.nnsK reit ll uurrs Mstit sa.at srd
Bp'MtnK of hi o. srd I-sn in' ll.ar'ysri,l tor any
h-id nt -nr 1 boat liis-l ssnr.t m ok-.snua
sst id ains or i f-ntt I'rk-a aoctota asritottta.
rorsia by lrug4l U aeners Iv. a 14
- w M CUIbU W, 4Sl W-lsSlD(
sislj tne use or ,
1T. Slrickiind t I'ile Urmedy. a'
fear wh u those tsv a ho tisva es. d it;
Mr. t'hwrre w. I srid sm. ol I.' ulntlt i Wr.J."
H startle, ninr-ln a.,n . With vrn-r-U'rfl t t't usag
one i..-t -,t Pr girl k son's Iten y 1 lei ey
they hve Irlstl ytnirg bi.t t:. ul-' ol.itln tin r hel,.
nut flat wt -trl'-hisea Kil- l-rmsdy iisl a
perft r r-urn sit-r .ufl. rir.a tor msnv y Mrt vt'h Hi
wn trltln1 nr i. -, a, jr leoiBinitad eury m
who's -iifti-iiBgiDt ylt-
su-w
Or Strickland 9 til Itemed.
flnlt! bvt drurtH t AO Ot m ft i't.. Mtuitiimisiri-vvltst
N( . Iv-! Knurth tC'Dt ttirmtt, O. r mil
TP. L' TI.X,.,;
Strickland t Antit'hnUra Mix for.
JhijT aad C-rmirm v-. vl n In vn 1 1 tk-Kikti HA.
trntn-ri rur nf I iHn !- ai n Diirp 1 hi, imi .
Chnl-rt Mixture it now lr. a m -m ft ut rniiy
pi-Mii hid rt ii givfH tt sumtm nntic'a" jn. H
ott'Uht trd wr. ml pus.ru nf p it tots th btatmna
"j in m wona lor i-iarriifi nd !nnUty
Mr Wtoda.n Cotittr n. Mv. will It n.fitt bpr
to hv tiv on a- . ihe- Tinuoot S'n. klaitrfe" A0if.
Choi Mtx-u-fj in it Mt In kn urcMt iiuinlr of
ifistlini'iilNln Irom naih iiif t.n ltnvt inr for t afTM
Sea tat pronoUDi esJ la urit bv (iiir i ) .hunt.
fter uklDM ui iyoii iorte.iircMlend, Anrt rnoi.
n- .-- v - ' vh wrwirr-i W 11 tn.rt,U SLU r ) PwTl-
U-tyi y oncbotll. . ti.14
ynTiMrnii " i i i iTnnwi n ii ihhm 'mnn mn i m
Emra.-,::. -a er..y , - ?;
NEW YORK, June 6. Medical. Clothing.
UEKCHAXT TAILORISfl
HKNItY MILIEU,
nniTtiKKP'UL fnr p4tronNftehtrio'briw indHl t
i "Hritio' Wilier riauh. ii- t'uily folrfit
aunntinukintiN of tiif a mi..him ,t the r.Ut n'a- d
MukioD Huitdinjf, porrer 1 hir t HD i Jttlf rajn atru
Whfiv h ill HI A btt (OUOii Wl.h si fhli Usmrin.nl
of Roodi ill hi Uue. h-auiiw
NEW YORK, June 6. Medical. Clothing. Hair Restorer.
tajn-aot patuai balauwutfUDdar fira yaar.' aiaad
In inihaiihistorm
1 1 Tut tfttGGLiT UaB hot ot If -WO
I
In
a
1'HOt'Kfss.OK OK MVXX'M
HAIR RESTORER!
DISKASES UK THE l-OAI P
rnH K kt o' ibtirrfiicni far-u ty In trrnlitjr dfat
1. o lint fstlp liHh.in h n ajoii j ol a , n u if
llel I y tlYr, t' tlldfl 'fH Ul'Mf diM RdC Ol the- 1 ll Isles
i amj It iHit u if m nifirrltii, nr. i r qu r p ivnfe
itu y, dt-t,i r r-'r h hihI a r i I inv fi i n tit
'liai MUwsa u t.i h ) u i ca t j i 'Imsi-a. lilt ih
ax u iH-t-i'T. t d it In nn ii ti r 11 p-nt i ij to
et'etd f-tav ilic ai n-d Mid sjrsti a fvimMnfii js m.
ui . io ti tiMvr i en pttiu ui 1 1 d iin uatl
y u i tt. uiOKt ru.iu ui au ii.a. i lvt u
1KARI OK ATI DV
To this pai ulir-r sh of I uniMi liaif,asJ t am
antiffiir-si ihri I p
TIIK UNLY RMsllKOr ,
8ofstrt know i, ttil wool I rn ntlj ftadkiat
luuati luaths.oii di aata of lha mmu, I. .,
SALT hhfil M.cCaLU ti Alf,
kntl othro aonu di ta ,uil raitora r hair to
luget li' tihfa i. oomt iid 1 n aka
Itoud Hi Mniun. i t all foifvlt
FIVS HUSDUKU HOLLARS
If I fall to aura tha wor t ot'asrf rhad talps at
r e Inn ett rlnliainw mil) lite
0-l WACAVlAB l4ltt U&ITVMKU.
tlMtd th 4 llowtnai
(Tatt.M M . tf M $ titt,h ' .)
ALuttr, s.w Trai, 1
rar I iVqfc: Two ir-itv u ei . t erni
Hint aati.Rnri m) hair ci -him atiu i tu all out r it w-i.
laa d a' im- -p i a-i i oul n f hj p a on . onii lata
forn. Kb Ckiii Tarj p-Ii iu. u il 1111 wua
brostn, lit i ttrtiM-g-t ti it htt -tDrairbi m bi u,
pot aM l wsHilj a-'' r n.d it r i io, t
ouy ihom aniai ic i I I ' i m i'i d a s ti 1 1 jm-
i,D-of hisjrtty I wa l (orn d I i it, ibl lha
die-aia wnh lii h - -c lp n alls 1 1-1 waa t avail
4Sh um.aud thai t eo It, D I Mnrfii Ha 1 rad
ynur advisilvn m and -nludrd io taut ru.
lou ati-iiia'i ma tKal juu aculu aindn n- tl a dia aaa
and rirtore mv h ir, witio l au btcon a wi) tr
Mitni at aa r ik 1 p acad mai-ti ir jour livtiut,
aou the rreu ta are. I nxi a iiiiuil rl I au t( liMir;
my avHlp ia uar a -Hy ll, pud mi Iiair baa 'aai to
lailiui. Uraitrtull) yuuia, - .
Mai -.a i vlu, ho. I T "onth Peart frr t.
Ii I ia faassiicwK t'jtyd ty all who lav ui4 tha
Utur Kaiur r. and ilifir imiiia i Lfimi, tbai tl i
THKUNLY IKKPAKaUON "
That would tt-rt' a 1y atirt lei rmuiif ttly rtfora tha
liHirui' iha alioara iaj J.auU aivrut -THU
ii A IK t-KOU rALLINU Of IT.
Thai rga and lai ldly tm-raing aiaof Kfi-tr-nuiva
la tli auouwta i a i Jseoua ol lha iuu iid bOiHia tl i
ovui rnuM upoo -
TUB M' MAW rAMILY.
Tha conftdtasoeof ih pnHic haa ti?!. obtained, and '
th ail uuila lu aiit-uoi, lu ifta iu rt and vaai aupart
OfllV -s
. CVER ALT. )fiPA&4TlfNa
EfrintrhdiKtd. I do not rvoonifat ad try prarsv 1
Hub lootu-e hair to r w an iat in irei U ilmuj
Bm in i ha, ai- it i a itnil iiifiKai-rt.ihijr, mid t jinlly In
Gsiisil(aQt with tlitt itiWhui Kh'uvk 'i o thor Nlioara
kapUaior iss4.-rdiiiou. I w Un a aa tAtuaftfiaoaflan '
1 m 111 forfall. Al.MUU
ivni j natianu i 'tMisuni n mu iu wrw turn wxwx
v"
If B Curst kuario tvery cats wbtie tht 41
rscue.ia ior sia mi-lieltl) oi i ,a ,
M Vikw, i par Ui Hi , i-r .11 Ui"l. rt4.
Bole Troprisiur, ao. 9v or. iiaa tir.ai.
ft lt.ll y
aiian
..... .
ny. MIU 1 Of H.
JUMSI GKStuaAOItl,
W0ttl.l rr.aaetrully inturm bit Dumeroasrrtaadt
aau cusuiuisri- ihai he has tiurclisst o the .
,Eatliig Saloon and Ktslaurnnl
formtrly ownsd by Mr. V. Fns, touib.asl euniar cl
v"inh sail l.uJlow, wh.r. he nl lie sbir ai all uiyeeM
rinn un i.uiow, wn.r. ne oui i suir ai su umeeu
. "StSr'KS ZSXjP ZSE?;. o,
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