davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-14
nlaTlLLERY
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4 D:zsl1ler5 aud % ac7es Of Land for tas At Dsn.
ytl. Ee:mll!ion county ~. cs,a71t7 Of hoqs- lsde
busnts Ter day. Csttla Barcs to te9d 1tnl had Of
eauls snc ttoa hesd .; noga an u en- .ete orde1.
ste!ie. high. Ei;a eenss b ~ .aa e59,Es room Il:
sTeke. vii iticn 4, :wha=l and to9s 1ua q Bu.s.
* iett diameter: Mil ge.IloE Of ne 5test morove
diameter. Also. .nnAl e:g,ns. 2c,5e5,e sSTer: G2t
c.psEgsd. cut u2 .22t lea1o1
Also bJ1tk b1tIolng for dltiuE hfghE1-es. on e.
&c, 70 bF q feet, one story hRo COD two story
br1ck cweni new r3o orr fssaoe, ss hy 10 used
a reaIdlDE hou.c. with tNo cooper hhop1 capacity
ofnta:faeta1lsg $50 barrels eer Tsex.
Also. two copper Alcoe oil 9sills ca7sttty OF eso1
no gallo T. 9Th 25nn1ee oo1Itr 70 rua same. 80
VOLTA Wrrr bu.it in 1885,. and IN complete or
def leascn for 8ell1rE IT, ahe pa1i9s T1sh TO To-
hEqcrA 'he busnass and will se 1t At
These wcfks IRE located the Great Western R+ll-
In oce Of the = ss Rs chesp IN ~
ststs Ecal can be row contracted for 1t psr 1on
oellss1e9 = ne EoIks cocpsrs9e cao Be g,t up to
kfoo6 aoyanage. any person WilhuR Hnch rrbp.
s1ty. III DO Vel; T. g:ve Il M - examination: oa1
Et,uG Apply % IRWIN KoRET, 80 I'd .. rrsde
b1ilciug, Ch,cszc, or r. Ru3a0N0 4 s0H5, Ian.
vile. Yer E1llion &C unity. 1T.
Colc Cribs for cr1bbinK 1oG 90 busaals.
1t.tEj tfuyEa
, 1864-10-14

rIrEsRuEa. p Ot ~ IN.
OATS A*p aAs. sea!ea 4roao'a!s WI % sT
on nREH. 1864. T - 900 rusneis Ct 20 e AZ
ensAtsnie O-ts, 70 mig: 4 o~unds 70 $40 ousasa,
200, SIR I r t.css. 10 s. s'rs 60 x Tnotav aAs'
itez i. c- s+Qusrst auGta aa.c bush III
O. {ia<. ayo &, tcts u Inv.
f,ts tus o.1an3 e te2s:ata TO-, 'ess Ct " 80
% rst.ba.S. "a sEksd PtoS AL: ,or 6s:s sa1 Hss.
II tho 11a uAt b..
The .el :, of's, ~ d =. ssat.es M saoaa
cEs1ple tF1scns %to slk- atu'es nes be Appended
rts stsn Of th- .u.r.ns,re mas b - ,~n
utcs Court, q Of ihs Uasted atates srlct Atsor.
Bttzs nust b. pssst TT IN psrsoa h,n The b'ts
Hnndn "a, ii n .moan. 70 II th-e N oa t.oc'r
eftis cpez&1tnr- 911 b. gtqn1. Of tho u
bic der D s.1o-R to eo'F.c,: ~ n. ., = mass
bieGtRst h11e lh~U b. nstuen x't1 trem Or 70 have
bercs ~ NJ il Al t3e,ueu n. and readJ TO b p1o'
tceed rhen the conE.ef u af9asa
VIZ. Of the uu,J oi-, en1 era.c OF -.
ard -, Of tns conptT tf -. a1d s:sse q -no w.ns
tex by kra1lt 1h-s-- IL abl. to ~ e. - n:fses
IL sccSrc arcc With tee terms OF rrop ts on: sne
thai .. uIc h. p1spos on o. so:s 5sa .oni ne III ~
cons1sc, Dc ~ dad him. No ste epaseo 10 noooao
h.stecutlEsA AWAIT,
ctrudca1t ahLve 'io1e+.l
pIoposs foM a:ys parties ~ 1T - a"t t.Gn;sa of
Kucce,1 III nluotrt nefufe ztsninE tho cont tcv.
1ect anp Ill rtdl reAt ba ~ deem T. AKA. a..
PayEcLts Ea b. mace upcn the COM sion % sas
sesfss1 e GE - soon thereafter A "a
ocsmsst Ie'' 1,.ue Col. and D. q Il ee1s:aL
, 1864-10-14

="
mrY,1ef1Rn3A Bufiy AfsuRad

KcClellan's Mounted Bod5-Guard Of the
Pepipsula Campaign, better known g the
Mcclellan Dragons" were, 1t will be re.
menbered. merged, upon the retirement OF
Mcclellan, into the 12th illinois cavalry.
Read the following extract from letter re-
ceiyed from an officer in the 18th, who was a
member Of the old " Dragoons"
~ wifh wss home to enlist myself heart and
st,o,R IN ever in 1as asMcCiel1n Of the old Army Of
the Potomac. but he can Derer have our support
with the hackers he surrounds himself With, or
unsrimous hcre thai peare cau only be- had ut the
post OF the ba5 OF ot and In the complete snbtuga
tiou Of traitors.
, 1864-10-14
The New York Daily Nsvs asserted soms


weeks sgo: -
"Early in July laet-we have 1T upon tbs au-
ther1ty OF delegate rom Indiana who was selsct-
ee By decoration from bic state TO act as ooe Of
tton Of The convention platform with it, peace
planl = alGost word for word a. adopted, waa pre-
fented to General Mcclellan, and was BY htn ap-
PROVED, both In letter and spirit
The truth OF this assertion has not been
denied. by General Mcclellan, or by any OF
his SPECIAL organs; We cannot see why It
should be, for bis principal organ Ia this city
has asserted explicitly that hs stands upon
the Chicago platform, and that nothing in
bis life or conduct conflicts with it; and
Mr. Fernando Wood knew what he was say
ing when he declared at the McC.ellan ratltl.
cation meeting In New fo1k:
II elected. an satisfied that b. General Nc
C1elianj viii entertain the vtens and execute the
principles Of tie great party he will represent,
without regard to those he may hinslf possess.
He will ten BE- OUT age't and Tie creature AZ our
toLee." ..
But the war Democrats whom Mcclellan
sold out by his cautious silence, will not
thank him f5r thus on really Important oc-
caefon remembering tnlv himself
, 1864-10-14
Which shall 60 DoxgD, slavery or Ahe
EQTR[0nEIak1

The Union candidate for the Vice Prest
dency, Andrew Johnaon, addressed great
neetirg at Logare port, Indiana, on Monday
last He riddled the false Democracy tha!
made the Chicago nominations, aud let sun.
light in upon the treason that turks beneath
tie Mcclellan scheme of an armtstIce aud
the trick Of a convention Of the States. he
cast himself manfully and aquare-breasted
against the influence that would save the
slaVeocracy by saving slavery, In these 1ords:
These men at Chicago talk about tho peace
and fettpration OF the Union; why don't
they tell you ~hsther they are for re-esE.b-
lithine slavery under the Constitution Or not,
1o{ that is the question. Let them sho =
their hands. Do you want slavery ia again !?
Look us In the face, gentlemen, nnd look
your follow ers In the face, md not, like the
4ugurlcs OF old, chest eacn otner with your
platform and your nomination. You thiuk
Jou have grtat conundrum which nosody
can understand. Look us in the face, and
tell us whether Jou are for incorporating
this oisturring element In our 3stem. Ian
FREE to say for mJ sell, that though was born
and have resided all my life in slave State,
Jet bave been disposed to toiernte rather
than advocate and sustain 1t. Bat s'the time
has c1me," and the question has to be set
tied, whether the Government can stand
uhfiuE AA 14bl4LuLlVA III " WHICH can Tli9e
itself above the Government aud defg 1t.
This is great proposition, lyssg alongside
Of the doctrine Of free governmeat-ttl1t no
nation can exist long while an Institution
exiete within 1t that rises above tbs power OF
tue rution itself. Slavery, under Its areo-
CANT supporters, has for years substantially
controlled the legislation Of the co lntr5.
The institution has undertaken to control
the Government, and now what ia the GOV
eminent to doy Will it yield to slavery and
ackno ledge this Institution Paramount?
AYE the thirty millions OF free Write people
to be cohtrolfed BY four millions OF blacks
and thelf three hundred and forty thousaod
owne1s: many Volces, mo-" "No."
Then the question comes up, which shalt 20
down, the Institution Of elaVery or this Gov
e1pmentf Voices, " "Slayery.'']
When this iesue cam9-my friend here wilt
bear me Withess-that declared il you maize
the Issue between the existence Of slavery
and the existence OF the Government. ray
let slavery 70, AID let the Union live. {GEeat
applause, And now is tue time, whlle tts
Goye1nmeht has been broken up In faes, and
the pi. ces arc lying about dormant, those Of
them bl'ghted with sIaveey, now is the time
to settle this great question; and every man
who has considered The difficulties We had to
encounter IN 1890, and in 1850, and 10 1861
who loves his country, will say, leave
slavery out. [Grsat cheers Let the GOV.
erpment be paramount, and if the iastitu-
tfon of slavery gets in the way OF the grea.
car Of State, let slavery 60 and let the nation
live. Cheers.
, 1864-10-14

lee Democratic leaders have had the folly
to Etismatize the Union ticket as being coIn
posed at the head Of buGoon rail-sp1itter
ard at the tail ofa "boorish tailor" W.
will zee how the farmer and mechanics are
effected BY this sueezlng OF the 1ackeys o1
Slavery, superf1ne]y protesting sgatnst poll
ttca1 contact with working men. Andy
Johnson confeeses to the goose and
needle. AMI stands up Tor his crAfs. and
proudly maintains the houprnbleuess OF
hanaicfaft labor. He said In a speech In Ip-
diana:
II hold in my hands, from which I wish
to tesd sn extract or two for the benefit OF
some old Democrats, and young ones, too,
. letter written BY General Jackson himself,
In bis own handwriting; and in handling
this Islic, my mind goes back to the times
Vas young man or boy, ut work in my
shop, and heard it read. And this memor7
of being in my chop calls to mind what was
sAid when Mr. Lincoln Was first nominated.
He was called the rail-splitter, and saw to.
day You we're making good use of the idea; ;
to pieces, Jou said the Union never c5uid be
split. When the recent Nominations were
made at Baltimore, the tory papers OF the
country eaid, They have rail-splltter and
budoon for the heaGof the ticket, and up
on the tail they have boortsh tailor The
that the man who rises up from the mass OF
the people, the man who advocates the doc
trine that man Is capable fselCgovernmeut,
has virtne and intelligence to govern him
Belf, should be repndfated. I have nothing
to regret that my early life was spent in the
shop. Incver boast Of 1t In my canyasses,
but when it is brought up as 4 reproach, t
have met It in the war 1t should b. met, and
he who t1ehta NTH such weapons is moi en-
titled to the respect Of anybody. Yes, the
sboorish tailor 1s put upon the tail Of the
ticket. Whatan Insult to the atlstocraey, who
ra:t reputition without merit aad without
worth. Yes, am tailor, but I learned long
since, that II a man does not disgrace his pro
fession, it never dlsgraces him. [Cheers]
And may ba permitted to say, that rhea I
was tailor, | made some pretty close flts.
LAUGHTER MT garments used to be right
well propottioned; but have seen tai1ors,
ct their own expense, too, make man out
Of very ecant material. used to be cousid-
cred very good t.ilor, md got ny york
done aeeerd,,s1E IL pramIse. fLaughtet and
chet1e.1 So mtch for the tpoorlsh tailor
Ore ofthe fundamental principles ofmy Dem
ocIacy IL, md 1t Is Kepublicanism, too, that
men should be rewarded according to msrit.
It is worththat makes the man, AID the
Want OF It thefell0Wn -
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nxFt1T QUAR- aERMASTER'5
II OFPlCR CH1cAzo, ILL Oct 10 1851.
tBUPESaLS FOR FORAGE AHDHTRAW-3hl-d d

Ft pt eal1 Will 20 received st n'eofce uoti; FI0a
fta 21.t dLy nt Nsuher, 8SI. It u o'clock n1cn OF
that cay. lor supplying Fraea sud sraw or Tho uaa
s1 7'cops a2a Hoaoltaisand Pabit: 5:sn a..
fne5t 10 in tbs City Of C4caRo Illinois or in msdis.o
s1iil5 fer tbs period o. Elk moths from tbs u dsy
ery &c 30 or do bess qu si4J OF u1otey veil cured
snd u III cases delivered IN bales ~ tho sae ef 200
CcI1 to ia Ga. OF the best q7a3 s~nn1 and e1,so.
delvertu L. th ts1 At tse rate oi iseV:ntJ
Osts to te nc. l. dslvered In sscks At th< rata OF
tiny two u1ds per bushe,. tbs sscks to b. 70.
turf Cd.
B71ET to be cf&be best El2d b.tzct. And eelfyercd
II fur die: Asthe ~ of 1o:9 p uade per ten
all Hxls GfA1r AID H:1A~. to be deltvaEad suhJact
to r,2id nspecs1on By competent agent appointed
Il r that NJ ptAe-
Each bio nut Re IN dupHc, t. and sc:cmoa7led nY
the ~stt'tn Ruaranrfe Ct ~ esst r. Enn "a 40 r.
fpopslble Per oonGa ting :bemelyes TO ter fato
boz ds Win tbs prpca.f uld bis bid he ac:spt'd
euch piopfasis and guarantee to % IN the 70 pc
scr be. AMI Which can oarsred on application to
tutf office,
aiodtrs ust be rreas1t 1t the TIE the ooan'uz
Of p1opst1s sld ,lsutfg tell aecept pea G. tnrtr
Two Or Eo1a MA from tie ssme party xli ensure
6 rejtc Ion o. all euch hldA
Afl Ior ii hldA wll os rejected. The undersigned
e.ainisT aud rtseIvEk .oe tight to Eleci an9 or all
blcs T. de eE ed urff fafocaole.
PaYu nta .ll be INSIDE onth II upon the prrto.ta-
ton II p ctlon ceeincAt. accompanied n7 the 10
ct!pt tie receiving chcsr. In ch-cKa rAY.bta In
ceFttf OF debrednces in sucn ian Il may
be cn hsnd. apultc4ns tor { 1t pur3oH.
An p1osotals mn's be enclosed T. tsled enys,op:s.
rect ecto Ihe unneragnsd. - P1rTRk.
hcll SS37 Lit col. and Depot QQ5ltcfm AH.efs
, 1864-10-14

II a,,nao-o t-o-, ~ tn1sst,@ ',I,~
tonk nInce hafora +ha TasSs .,,a.t,s,~,, ~.
sosnrF". t,at ths ,,nt,;. neeoo ~ ~
cns',n,,ies ~ ;nSal'aatIea in,a 49, & ~ .1a 3
~ p.at1n =, tnVeeEraaoa 1n.o tne - ana.rs o.
tisats1,t, na'G tea ~ .ae
ers n }e hou ~ naaasd W. tn,o,a saI >,
1hon mi. thnnsand fperaJ h'i,s =; aHoava a.a9
rsn-esan,snv s1r+1'ataat +b.,+aeaS - AeuauG
hreices with fhe hs1k hss suc1 hi1iRe Rau - ~ :
amnnn. n; ten tbnn.snd nnnnds so io ~ thate sIe
Ths n,,,c,,o1 de1,,o,sn+ ss 1ot, WA
head Mpl.den who ,oT some - few yvu Years. soDu ~
carTird IN h,,sines. n f'-eJa ~ an 1roo fonad,
er. aud whosa honErnntcV and aha.nndi"r
have aiready been 1nentfoned in she T;1nes
Il apnears that Marsden ia fodshtsd to the
bauk Several thousand uounde. d. Wsdnes.
dyy be was sent tor:b The commfttee Of IN
rsstfpatfnn hnt hia manarer Thns s.a,Ea Ea
ATTENDED for him. 1ar5e hnna1e ~ hiiIs'
,vaa nrn1nced heo+fnr tjss oicn"r.-s %
mn r ~ Msra5en Thos G3.,fa !, Id -
answer n Gn.stfon acesT, sa3d T. ~ ana, 49, ~
foreeries, a. Frid.v scs;Hs xaa .r.i9 w. W.
iI9geo o. tne bans a,as Committee end sdnon
ETA a. ;srnaa I.san o9eas9 u u, "aen ne
oa!s5 4nsa t WILL naaE e1:an p1east OF u,
aoodna5 apo teai ~ aa Ssel} ta'ns taen :ok Was
pf1uuesa p containing the eoahteftei!s Of above
upwards Of 4So'uV, "a sc41fe said they
WIS @ az forged bills, The same night Mr.:
Walker Joy, one Of the Bank,Committee,h had
sca1le q, ptenenaed, and on saturday he ras
oIengnt ne'ore nj. IT Win and Mr, Luccock,
t%o Of me Leeds magistrates and charged Vita
many tlstruments before mentioned. One
e. e. tnem vas Tor 4l'l e. 3D.. dra awn BY ~.
nnr.aa ": matna1u, -. Hea pso, tAos eca1. 1na pur-
II G7ossiand atrast io1hScp ee fsed, Tha
ntrson n1orp.l to III. ma ,Iafra,ss thot tha
enaorseipen+ uas fo-1r.'r1 ass .h"s ~na ~,
ntither tnaw afaraden nr7 * nr;aana. rhs ~
cs srnnn h,1l GOO r. r9nn aat.t n,s;i o5.t
and sfonaa hv .rocr-et,s, - sn,,f 'sus ,..I
T1ep,pna in:,1 ~" aa y, Sfe a.. ~ sne
garst9 prs.gus snstansS, na II pnopof.eo TO oe en-
~ ~ pu S,sa1aa tsg19u " noos lstoae. nnusoa O.
~ ~ ~ S.aTy r. coiuy, neat aAsueioi ous
- that ~ % r.aac'Pnl u e1as aru' PROV.
~, sAas s, lug asseptaucs ma5 aolseIy, Us nts
~ al aa'. aceePtsd hoy nans, no1 were tney
~ ~. ~ ae4uu.nttu n1tn atass4eu- IN ans "sf
~ to.t ~ ,ss u tae Magts.sa'es, NJ 10y stated
Tha t..,t,ao t,, ~ ;. ovss yeafs;
t.l nna EseDlsr OF tae oanRang com m2any baia
hant ~ 9na nao ~ aEpt ~ aecoaqt msa aoe
n1tnctna,ir moraa-d ~ 5ca1fa The h,Ii1
drawn In the pain:s of NJ. Wilson aud
Messrs- HUDSON 4; to. hsd both been uts-
honortd. MIR. Granger, the prisoners eo-
NcitoE, elicitea from Mr. Joy that 3ca.fa
ager Of the bank, knew all about a1a1sd ans
proceedings; bnt the statement was nut re-
ceiyed as evidence, on Mr. Bond, solicitor for
the baLk, sho -tng that 1t had not been made
In tue PRESENCE Of lii. Greenland.
At the conclusion of the magistrates iu-
Ald be xna committee to take bis trial at the
ne1t Leeds aasizes OF Jail delivery.
NAasDEs's FLIGHT FOB NEW TonK.
tEron the I,yernool Cour,c- SENT asI
: 1t has been djseoTsred that the hantrr,t
iron founder :Inhn W"adhead @ ~ Mars%an up
, 1864-10-14

~ The official returns Of the election in
Ii Inc gives the following results: For Gov
ernor-Cony, G., $3.50; Hn~arJ, 48. .476. Vote
in 1868: For Cory, 81, 799; Bradbury, 81, ,2}2.
, 1864-10-14
5hr1rlndi.
DE. M MBR&s
SYPHfLITlC CURE.

1hia Medicine IL \ skle and a&6icai
CNFo fOk Syphilis L. 1A4e f11knAkys
Sec -<ndag ana T~rttxx; stages. AE6
IL tse most inapoFAan. Medical Dir
sovcxJ IT the au.ez%enrb crntutye
e eea.a1sns sTxhsT stst 6fs ZEE eaea 81
u x5ss o issss ahas g
.6ks SEEE= sxra1: IL, SyE1 :ee sn,ymse;
GuHk sxfaM1TI. - EstE 2sAL biEK4s@
Sess.s sss!sss :ss s,:ss.: ss .spr .%,n
S E 81 g s :a1 ssT:sa
Z r.sssz se5ss 3 ssa j ases
& g. @:deins p * Sad: t.ysss tsap s.Is psl
particular stesu oi tse als@ssr Vim which the5
TEL FLEET. OF PRlAAs. :sGAeH Of e.pnln.. IL
ssHeIs ss9FASiFlG GEKs. VIE sees's. e 81 sos!le
Rfas aes R9e;s. noss. spens :: iat. ''' s'''''1a'
h rgsSSspsf9 81 esfa.t sue. a..
pecont C0nET1; UI1os !. s:d Esg b Known pJ
"a g ass
eaaeeeous soIex q tts go snc 'see ,,1ntlo1S q
IS y siao .r sssas :sxs
FHS 9S1E6. Fl 1BEshats q xMf1aky + s1AeE snown b
a. - 81 .: h4S d sd 81 1a'
oontsaeIioas. bard p.lM IN tns bones aad 1oiata.
alteration q parts. e'c n. @eyoe.ttte Cuea" eoe
41lla at usod IN t1ll ssAGE.
FT1cs per pacEhiL, Il ......
~friee 1t '.eTphf,t1r Cc-s." Is pes pots.e: S11a
u pas bCL; Wash. 81 pet loIsie-
GATFE. e:tae. EERE olTA. q T. ra.aI oi coz.
ensteues q ct o sn4 ssPatI11c viaus 3. fois5s
EnTTic CURE Il c1e:a "a i IN q asctEall.
'che sFt:eu to q perfect s:zie OF 9Ks sL1H and FU
6ECc.Dt RY GYPAiE IL tkhkuTrAy, a1d MAI
ne aansnls*ea tss to c6 ~ ether pa1eEt IN whose
eF1ten The dilea4t usy t1isi n pt31ons who hes
E.so e Suspect - e1le.ee G. ~, s7pa,lltae M = =
AAREs' GFPIILIiGC COX mt, svaZ nsEncIs ~ s.s q
khey Into the maE.izt state, and thereby sec01e
the CT rtaaat5 of FU eB %nc hesithy onEprlnE.
tsst1ss on Eypti1tte p1aast,, K:RioE efe1c dlrec
socA .ot treatment, apAfe. AAC. ptckAGe OF the
Nns4lctre.
fT The medicine vii pe sent uy express to AI
paft4 rf the country Oh ctflDt OF ihe mot5tt.
II PTepafed ntf FOLD By tk- kASTEBLY
Co.. corner ot Third aEd CTR mt ftr+es, St. Louls.
solr i hK I. Rhs1ER, d cos Family ;t.edt.
Fy.iet III .-
, 1864-10-14


rKn. O5aLs FOR "ANrRkAL1TE AND BTU.
4 Iais Ufee pn Il THU RsDAY. taa u d.1 OF o.;o.
inx An tYActa md Httunat oug Co4 fof tho uss u
ali TROOPS canra, sotpl.ass and TO- suto rtleta sna
ctbaexs - nh3 be e.ttled srefeto, IN 'h4 oltv II
Chicago, ILL.,, ur Inc tste vlc14sy. for the period
Ct a41 d ct tls nom The 1st ta4 ot a1Etuaec. 1bs
HiIlu1IIu Cal 70 be nt th3 etas quality Of ILL
notI Coal, vel scseer Cd ard free IT N di't
An.bfAtisa C0al to Be o. tbs best qusfs7. Wall
.een. d snd Use from ust aEa d1rt-
Tro ssueto he deiiv+Itd resnI for r!specn2n st
requl. co eaft ton t. con,s, 7ac0 poutds. subject
T. a'g,d l. spec Ion By Gully aopolntad afess Tor
thAt buft0se
b. Ii. liter OF 1T les1t no Euowo Aad
yetpot she paitlts, on 1xarrR themselves to attet
init hcnto e,ta tbs Fupostr bh.utd biz bid ~ acs
ctpfto such pft DcaAl and to ben rho tor
L1etellnt q. AZ which Can be oeta11ed On n2phes-
Hlccers NUT re present 1t ths time Of ouenec II .
-, snn .ab tntiE ace:p:Ace, or tn 'if oids
vii be te'e :isf- -
tht ftIec1tr OF all suct bl-k
All 1nfo1MAl bids will be rejected the uaterTtzced
e1-utS VthE the tight to 1alacs ha3 IL Ill
bids II de=I. cf a Eeaso1 4oie- ...
Fn1n erts VI be ua 1c r'nst11y uoon tnepE7seufa.
itoI Il fnspecttnn Certificate, accompanied Dy fha
rsreitt Ct Tue se.iy1ak otleer u cnssk u
be o. hard from tine 10 uue apkll:ao.s fos thas
Iii rsop as .2ust be enclosed in sealed snve1op.s
enoesses Pzop~salt f~r Coal" snf qt5sss 70 The
osii oai'sp:a t:sia: co1ene1 and Depot 8. T. Us a.
, 1864-10-14

ClDENTS.
The steamsr Hope, capable Of carrying t wo
, Thousand bnles Of cotton and other cargo, I'd
expected to leave Wilmington Immediately.
two million dollazs. It Is sold thst thirty
othtr steamers are expected from Englad;s
shortly. Ole DeT one arrived on the even.
Ing ofthe 10th 1t1stant, The Agnes Louiss.
another new one, lies outside the harbor,
ashore, en- Ter fret trip, aud Efll probably
prove total loss. The Prince Albert was
lost two or three weeks ago in entering tue
harbor Of Charleston. The Star, Khlch had
sailed from Savannah, put back recently, her
boilers having given out.
HOW CoSTRABASD MERCHASDIsE Is SHIPPED.
Goods, which haye evidently been shipped
BY pnEnspected persons, find their ~ay here.
Last week some boxes about three feet tsquare
came o John B. 1afltte, one OF the agents Of
the So called Confederate Government. They
can't in tie Corsfca, and were taken to tae
steamer General Willing, a blockade runner,
TIE Whiting lift here On ths 17rb; int=n.ing
to lay Oft the Bahamas until the nights be-
came darker, ut the szme time, II Is under
etcod, tak1tg in goods from those fslands,
Whefe there are no United States consuls OF
commercial agents, and tie trade Is unre-
stricted.
The ho]dness Of the Nassau merchants en-.
gagged in assisting the enemies Of the United
states ia remarkable; but the utmost tact is
uatd in gettiug the goods. The schooner
Jebn G.. Whipp1e, taet arrived from Ner
York, brought beef, pork, butter, lard, crack
err, whisky apd come general merchandise,
TO be delivered "unso order" They
are designed Tor Ole Of the most
mis- chi yous Of our enemies, and were carted
In mediate]y on board q blockade runner In
opsn day. The mark used Was IS D, D. Co ~
thereby conve. Ing the, idea that the goods
tain thought 80 WhEn they were shipped:
ard it apptnrT that no one ID New York, e.
cent the persons In interest knew anFthtuK
Of the chest. In this and other aimilar ways,
goods designed for the rebels are sent from
New York and other ports In the United
Siatte.
, 1864-10-14
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great DIuretIc.

8elmhol&'s xxtFacf Of 8AranpatjnA
Cu1ts ecro ua 8e1t Baeum, Scs!d tr Sore aead Ten.
"~1ass and al Krup-
ter, Plrple5 O. TIN Eaes, s.y.'s'--s
lions Of whatever aturs On the tAee or an purKnx
cut The Huu1rs HnIca male diseAse, sn1Ich1nE the
boed and
, 1864-10-14

An c1chapee has u r. port that Nc
ClejIan Was eevere1f wounded In The Fiaher's
Fiji rattle. He was subsequently, killed ii
Indiana.
, 1864-10-14
REBEL RAW On SANDY
6Pkx~&3s ND.


Tie Washington Sta bas the following
additional particulars Of the pursuit OF the
rebel ra!oe1s upon 8and} Spring:
Tne party Of farmers (fourta-n in uQ1tber)
who y ent in pursuit, foun1 the maeaudars
eDcanpsd yesterday, to rhe nuub.r OF eleven,
under Command Of Capt Chatmaa, Ia the
woods four miles north west Of Roxy lie,
where they had encamped for the day. with
the init ntion Of crossing back into Virginia
III der cover OF darkness.
a ep1rltsd little fight ensued, the farmers
msklrg the attack with enos guns and such
wespoLs ID they had, AID some thirty oc
forty shots were exchanged on eacn ei3e~
Ths gutrll]as finding they could not defend
themselves, and that tn. turmers were dctsr-
mined In their ttfort5, started to ~ard rue
river, headed bT their Captain, Coatmau, and
Walter 9o~ie, eon Of ". ". ". Bowls, Of
P1irc &C Gton,e'e, who vas Of the rebel party,
Was killed while attempting to s1oot ous OF
the pprsuers. His body was left 1t tue house
ct Mr.. Ward, with directions tnAt his
(Bowlt'e) father should be uo.ia=d OF tho
iact
.Brune Bowie, alao sou OF ". ". ".
Bo -ie aud a Sergeant OF the 1st Virginia
(rebe}) cavalry, Who Was vita his brother,
WAS taken prisoner, and waa handed over 10
Gen. augur last hight by q detachment Of
tie pursuing pa,ty Not-o Of the pursu-
ing tnrmers WAS ,nurt in the lesst, aud they
succeeded in recapturing moss OF the goods
STOLEN, nd also 1ec4p:ured four ssolen
horats- This gang uf thieves Wa detaeh-
Lent from Mosb}'5 commsnd, whicn is at
tines divided off into sm4n squads and each
Equsd IS Ordered Of on these toieving rxpa-
ditions to different parts OF Virginia aud
Mar,land
T~o Of the pureuers, with whom We Goa
Vereed. EXPRESSED the belief that the Waole
party could have ben captured had there
been concerted action- But each man in
pursuit acted on Ills own respot slb!litY, no
leader having been chosen, and ID that way
the rebs. made their escape. Howevsr, the
iaraier-soldiers cid good work, aud nave
tauEht The daring gueru!as lesson tne{ will
LuL su1p IQfEtt
, 1864-10-14

e The Mcclellan Club at Har:f5td,
Conn, has taken ROOMS over codiu wa.e-
house.