davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-04

B Tho Hon. Ephraim Marsh, President
Of the Morris Canal and Banking Company,
aied Suddenly ut the residence Of bis son, At
schoole,'s Mountain, {S. ) at halfpast six
o'clock on Sunday morning last OF heast ots-
ssse:- Judge Marsh hid been IN usual health
until within tcw hours Of hia oecease. Ne
returned from Pbi1adelphfa to Jersey City o1
Friday Last, feeling a'list1e unwei md on
Saturday, before> leaving for schooles's
Mountain. his summer residence, consulted
a aphyslclan, but Afterwards proceeded On blu
journey. Tbs train W. delayed some tour
hon1s In consequence Of = collision II East
Newark, and consequently Judge Marsh was
compelled "a: ride from Haekess!own to rs
Mountain at midnight, which .was nnaonete
, 1864-09-04
Aact.an rale Of Coal ut New York.

Txeusy oTr thou,A I'd tons OF Scranton coal wosn
{ola to-caI: bI S.meoa Dtspes. f9r ~ Delaware
Tne ote1irg wxs lA1eu nj decline OF Abont half a
FOL ten for the various acx1ptlonss Hhe ssova
tcAs<rn ron. The fol'owsuR report Of ths
bktes ebisined tcay ana coHFA1tton OF ths rFteee
Of Jn}5-tht hlshett ut pald: -.
=. August Jay.
ans tous stesmb.t Cosl al alss9 ,a,a3 sles7alta3.
f$@. aisis Gesi t.. i ssSS =: iss1S;:3s,
Ee:1 - sSovs Coal it, 3ah7xA ll.eo 170osA1 la
2.00 - Chcat1.'. Coal H. lh17H71h23 '1aut3le.75
Tt's coaa I del1ye = 1fzaps6post. by tho
ard may b sod Ia lh1I city At retail At twetva dol.
1Ara Or iasa Sor tho ton Of we thoussad poandss
, 1864-09-04

From the Now York Shipping Lift. August 81
Late sud earelnl eattmstrs OF the crops fah!cste
r.. s % q M
anttslon.ls eifenistsa s through ths ssa4oa ioE s
,ss e hse ts.s ne e. eS3a 90;
c. ntl usr. Tho ptople centrally Nete d.sposo1 {?
the eop I. secured: ana u rood pa.t x*:nsExd. "a
roIt Of tho Department al <F1euttof Just tesuh1.
s,ea e % !a5 & :: % Il
srri1 wheat exotnt IN wisconsin and 10 -. and
eti!te yteld vii o. lttle IL anY, belo "a average
1hs tAbea In the report forn ara expret1su IL
tenths tnue. lhe ttandAtd, tenth ano:e !.
In portant hest growing SsaE.s Ohl7 giTss the
est sttLIn four tenthe or ~ DER cfnt below the
cTcp e. 1858 in wttter wheat but IT. spring wheat
Tekr llianis ont.tensh below Ia WINTER zheAs.
Itn,hs abb re In tprtnk ~hess caiK+n ianae .eu!h
A3tye both In winter snu sDttng whest. Wisconsin
low IN epris wheat, tho latter occsatoned chl,ny
* the destruction caasea NJ the cnintx bu1; Iowa
. one-ienth below ID ~iuter Sh.at and lK tsaths ne
ixnd il tVc.en,bs below. Peantylyansa i zH tenths
below, and New Tork onmtensh bslow ID winter
m esos u s9sE hs
ntsed hit threth}n9 Will reoucn 1htse lotlsa.
With regard to the other cereal crops, thefe IL 4
@ e e. e ssty Il
.stpo.s q lie nss 81 q Iss ero5 oa Il.
non 7scelEec BY u. pm ptlats il ihe west and
cur cotsmpo5af1ee points Z ul kFe11ke y1sld ri.
root csupt promise about - ayetAEe. Wills Of Sor
Ehum aad Flax ae1e II likely to bs SUBSTANTIAL
il order 10 Afford some idea with regard % ths
q e :ea e eaha
fb1InWln4 nkn1es ron A Aeshenfto source
, 1864-09-04

ed State Auditor, which place he continued
to I'LL until May OF l.e: year. A. tho time OF
his death be VIVA r1esttcnt oi the City In.
euf1ncc Company.
, 1864-09-04

Il Award u Array Cnutrscts ut e.. Leais..
:. A*i..snt Quv1teEma.tsF Csntsl1 Ed+ Chaptaeu.
EclAn CAREY loa pa bushala cotui Il u u per
keaa I cants1. sae 40 eu'nsls os.a ,ss sfe ptF
Noa cssssJ. 10 ns.asls osss d,u5esanls as
CeiTr. n 81 10 pST balhel. 80 = ~: !:-'.:.:
, 1864-09-04

n. rttv rnvfn1 the week ending to-dA5. sccordtnx
ID ,hs oaf}7 returns possed On chauEs, amount t,
1tt head. Tp,s il s,7 nssd less than Wers rdoalsed
ust veel. snd u sss hesd leas than tho recripss Of
tha cor7t,pondipk weak Of lslt yeAs.,. :F
Tho daily xeeeipss - the vazaaos 3aFas COMPARE
srfirWs. ,-~,- ..,.,. ~:
, 1864-09-04

smith. Bn,lsa. Co., s,ts' tons Timothy H',' ss
XIX tannI.r il Co.. sffo tons Timothy tEAJ pee
mnnth for IL months. Il Caro-. ~ SsAhE pot ton:
q. G. Thom o. o.. 1910 tons Ttmohy days Al men,
mi 81 - HnnRr TIM.
, 1864-09-04
List OF UaAualt5es In 7th ReEt,, Ill
Cay.-bY forreatsa. RAID

C0HT1NT c.
Ira Q. Sauborn, wounded.
Warrington Eddy, c2ttNFed.
GhelAe CLARK, captured. -
Benj. Hellain, capsured. :. -
coNFAEf =. ~ -
Auguttus Raft, Killed. - - ~
Joseph Mase1, killed. -
John Helk. wounded.
ccxrAxr r. =;
ssfgt. E. Martin, captured. -,
Henry T. Biedsoe, wounded. - ,..
;. q. Campbell, wounded.
cQAFANT Il.
WtHiam Se1ibef, wounded .,.
John Butss, wounded. >.'
49, coxEANI L. :
Z. Cushman, wounded. ...,-- .:
- Fuller. Houndsd. =
, 1864-09-04

Eft Tia extensive rope snd hemp factory
At lexington; :Mo;1 WAS destroyed er ate' =
tsw dsss 'inee. ~ belonged to AaaRaw q
Co. sLotk TX, ,oQQ.h .L,s:s o.; a~:.s'' ;'''
:. 1.:..t; so ,r3.. ts:!. .:s- aaa =
, 1864-09-04

~Rcv. Arthnr cleveland coxe, D. D., of
New York, was elected Assistant. Bishop og..
at ia Dloceso Of Western NeW York, 81 tho
Epheopal Convention: nov IN sessloniu that
n,tv. onthe f1ist ballot -. 500: " ut ~
H'tA II. ~ = = -. : Il - u
, 1864-09-04

re- William r. Watson, for ;neas]y forty
yeazs ono Of tho most active aud prominent
politicians Of: Rhode:, Island, died In Peovi-
dence, on Monday. Ha was Collector Of that
port rnaer, ,ths sdmlnlstrationa OF Harrison,
and Taylor, and. il 1ssa wssL Secretary Of
State ot.Rhoae 1slsnd..' In 1856 ha was elect.
. ~. i: ~..is .tSey:-" IA 80: ~. ~ =
, 1864-09-04

kAAAA
HnEntee = D......,N1ha.t |
Line = 1........s..N&s3c!
kfP 0.......,.. &a1.M
EA!f q 9........41E27E 3
Upbtf Y tcos...,. N2 36c
Collar q foot...... .803pc
e1suxhter, solt. .sa3ssc
4arne1s, z n......sfx1Z,t
k1p. Na.::1,,ne..
dl1In.-:.- ....A.3 21.n
Kip,No. I heav3.1 es*Al, y
Calf 6xtf8.......z5a13
French Kip As
choite..::.
hsaca ~ cAn. Hatra,7s
french' Cali. H.
NxYxI eTOR Ks-H
plJs hica1 1sm and g 2 4nsf y;
E,xs.:..:::::: EMs.::..::::: ssrne1 o
BpkaH y ~ ~. t--&MM
Tnlpan&tus+... go AZ Z ~ =
QAiun......:. $3.50 ~
ftsi F1aX Xp1cktnK..+.. DC
tItaI.Haln rAsftuK..-.M
Am, Hemp 1ep., sss ~ &c
An. HsuaD. 10. t.-s...-Ae
= .}t--- .irS ~ .-
, 1864-09-04
Hitting the Nail on the E1enA.
Hmm sh,, N v tJErati Auv oa1

"As in sll probability tho Chicago Con-
ycnticn I'LL reducu this Presidential contest,
ns NO have Indicated. to the debaslng CHAR
ncter Of mere purity squahblc for tho spotls,
lthecomcs an easy matter to predict tho
probable result. The Adtntnfttr4tlon, With
tho majority purity In Ito hands, will walk
over tic cpurne.
, 1864-09-04

-T Daring tho eighteen months that Nc.
Cltliao vas Ia. tho army, he.s.Was nevsr near
enough To the encmy to :smell. powder or
heax The whistls offs hostile ahot. ~ !:
, 1864-09-04
sov. Yates and <Eaps Pitt KeliogEsa
Annst1n Fyt1s4nkHA


= oGWMQes!se. ssAoatuo oo'''.. .st.ua5t oTps o.:
0e"'AN'' ''' ~. = .:..... .:.--- e-s.''A'' w"
<sstsam NruL YI0LAaION.ss
The platform Of The Seymour. Belmont
Copycntlou declares that the
II interference OF the m!litarr authorities Of
{, Nh. limited Rtates. in tbr recrnt e1crt,ons |
IS hr1d In Kentucky. Mar,1 nd. M,ssoufi. and |
ss D.,.varc. was n ahn,nrtnl violation Of thu
Is f,on.t,,n,tnn, and th.t a renct,t,on nf euch
- sri. ptl, hc he1d ns REVOLUTIONARY. and !
u,ttt In s-o.1x,, Il .r,.t, nj, tho nc.ue AMI
=. .,.,..s .s.. .,. eaan.~,,,, !,
~" % ....s"..sn.. s.. ~ .,'s,,. ~,,,.,, ..n .on.
Ins M'ea's'sass "soas =. "aasA ~ sss,a.. wy su
p,eint ne'e maos' TUT w. - tas p.s''asoa r
~ va,,sn % s,o,, Sy ,.,,on. - sr. i, anna sn,un n.sa.
eu"rtli,s who liyo \, homo with tholr
s.n,iiis,. md sro aaon thtrc hy day.
-, .s,,nr .nv 1fn,on fnro, t.~ln .irht
sn,os c,o,,ni, n oxc,nue than. ma
s,n mt. nlunstr3nr and murdsrInr by
~ -. =. 1ta,or s,n,v ~ r,,rs
sns, " -. nn,ss ~" ~ ,.s, w. ~ ,hn ,,ms snd crar
n ,,n ~, = ,aod ~ ,h,, knov whtc ~ s,rlte
~ ~ ,.,s .,.-,. nr 11,,inn .,1,,.rs -, to ~,
rucn lin .ra canine n, or to .r;r., n
$1,000. - Lu.- ~. .r .tb. -, :, Ma.
s,,son! sss"s w." 49,, Ssas 80" ~ aa,n., a.ssos,nn
"steas '""sn s.sEo' ,, ~ y. $3.50 ae' "s""s.,
sooa ts su'' ..'h 'u .,s sse" 49, n. tav.'
% .sons ~ e 9a.. ~ 49,, . .n.a' .oee .%s' .!@a
sappy 'aeM' aau '1'a eus.a Sa,r. ~, uau' uuo,
g, ns-.,w a. .m,.s u,,h;n mr. .I,,.. ,sk'no
- a'ih :. .,.rs",oe 49, ~. =. rson, @ ~
~" ya4 1ns,n.s ~ s,s,n,,e . ,'raasrtv sn.nrs
e,nsr 49, snrn,n, r' ent ~ ~ ~ t,,n @ k,nn. anS wht,s
t.. n,nr within tlo lettrr Of tl,e ia v. break
d Al every turn. Tnus while uothlpR .cap.
nerhsns. be n1oycd agatupt them for tho want
Of wtipr.sts. eyrr,boay who knows thom at
ali knows t,1s rcbell,ou to hayg no stauucher
friends, nor any VITO. arc more usctul to
II, Msny, or most of theso pertons have
been 1t aono timc In tho rcbel army. Nor
arc thtse all. Kentucky and Missouri swarm
nnH with cuu1|ll4s; tnu rsabuenta OF pslco's
and Forre;s's and MorrAs's armies, opera.
Ting n p1uu0ertr,. muracrcrs aud Villains
ccnefslly Of Tho most abonlpablo sort,
They arA, sent homs to oncratc In
tlose States. 10 kick un \ fms rcncrallv, as
we'll " to p|upacr, to abo " th.t the robp,,
lion is not .ubiued there, though tne statcs
aro In tl,e trnion; and tbns To vindtosto JaG
Davis titls to them "a a part Of hIs Confydc;
r,cv. Every hoay kpows th.t Marglano
Kentnctv sna 1Iis,onr,. would now ho IN
49,, .,.
, 1864-09-04

It III he thus seephste wfs sv~rJ l4txe Increase IN
The pzodrcs o( al tha crops enumerated ia: tbs
1s67 oref 1e9s snotNthstsndlnE tho exRtepco OF tbs
via and that saexe was Alss vfrv rnafksd
in the a1ltelss Of WheAt, oAla, tpoacto and WOOL
which incFeaie Woald dodbuess ssve a1so extended
.9 n = sineF srops n9s seE tns 1s saa
e: p9oolssen T. re- 9, ' tsra':a:a q,s e ss
. go men, ne7eftheIess iae7sa1 ed bar namner Of
sexs 81 ,mprc1{d s1and f1ona stnmI m 10 1s39. 10
precinct q N1est nom ~ ou*ooss II 1874. 10
H1s1,no bus n 4s61 n ta;9, the a1aonnt Of wae&t
11tfed tn tie State Of Indiana wAs &tT1GoQ bushets
hils Y lss Pct si.ha.sadng tas STATE out Of II
ssay o1e thsa 43s sdo n9ssas neu Sh4 aannss pso.
duct .hest e1cesaed q ~ ao Of busaals Nor
- thty mcat teft&sr sra. axseouonabie fox Il.
tocuxh extet stastncs aE tht snbjost not EadlY
thht the rrodues at tndustry taro 1re%tis inrs1.d
IN Ill The loTH skatea cu.,nk thu
been maze upon tbs Lutnbers Of their producing
, 1864-09-04
co NM RRCI&L.

SATURDAY EyKNEx0, Sept. 3 1874.
The receipts and shipments during the past u
hpure v t1e as fo1ows:
, 1864-09-04

~Asuellan snao1ntt1y begged fhe Ad...'
5p{n{stsauon to order draft before HE Idea,
= Ia entertained * Washington. a.. :
, 1864-09-04

ClIlCAGQ CATTLE MARkKT.
For the Week Ending September 3, 1864.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle Ind Live Hogs ut tbs
VARIOUS yAsts In the city. tor the week ending II
dsy. compxfo follows stkh tue pEtylous weakly
receipts s.nre Ausust .. 1sN
, 1864-09-04

E On the 10Th OF septemher. 1861, Nc
Clellsn msae, tha following speech to his
'eo.d{4rB:r. -. y. -:
.'.SoEn1Kns: We have had our last Tat1 sat-,
Yau stAua BY md aud I will ataud BY you,
and bcrceforth, victory. will crown our ef.
lofN. -: r ~ ~ t.; !
: Mcclellan made dozen retreats afterAhat
speech. The soldiers stood by him. He ha,
basely violated hId 'promlso" bY deaertlug
them. BE now stands upon = peace plat
, 1864-09-04

EHEEr-1hs receipts during tha vrtE. OF fat
sheer, haTe been vety limited. Eiih = nodsratc de-
uaand. F13ces hsva rAnaec Houa t5.74sB.59 per lo3
NJ. We still Eose that large qusattttes Of Stack
Shetp.k.e pairing lh1ou.h to ouf Nes'efn sheep
fatnsrt Tbs OILY epte'ca fsie to-aaF vaa J. Adams
10 Duke rs had as gl1t2 nj At 10 50 lca ns
nE41cAa.O DAILY mARKET.
, 1864-09-04

Total ~
Win !. .very tnadequats aupply to mest tbs demand
Tbs ms1l et aur,ne tha p~At wtex hAs bean urnsutT
o.m spd prices ofhsAvJ hogs hsvs saTanasd To >
h,aser xsrxa than hsa ever neen known Id thla 1ty
Upcp The qaotatiors otfhe msrEet list sAtufdAywe
note ap advance Of fsaate tex IN 1ha, On medium to
rha following ara ,the tlosinE quotations .of the
rs1kst thsa sYsains ind compared NTH 1a4s NIX:
, 1864-09-04

c1osynH QuoTA11oHb.-
This week. LA4t weak.
Primo to e1ua Qualities 3-oI9u39 S12e14os33 * *
Commop 10 mtdiu,n. ,-L..... 7o00 H15 7,oSe e1
Tho following tapla Ahowa The receipts during mo
past I'VE weeks and fer ths corresponding pe11eo u
, 1864-09-04
Mass Nee t1ng in southcFn 1Htaotea
Hon, William t3soss, csnd{tAto for Ltent'

ooNOot. a11 tn'e.o-s- =
mn~rArRm 11TtAnfH.
,soyesnor, and Hen. D. L. Pailltph, q. g..
ATa7hell for thx District OF Southern ILL.
.-.,t A. HMM mas rnaoH,r, ~
no'e, ,.,,nxtee m r1.c.s atan. m.
.tu."as W. co,ss cauu,v .M,ca.v s.,. 10
PsrtF, Edsar Cog. ,Tu. soay, Sept u
Txpos:ia, Fasetts County. -. rharsd3y, Sept. is
GEcetslAGs th'na e...' '''''. :E Ios1s Sepk !o
LAw1cpceyille, la~te9ca ca: $50: :Moodsy. Sept 19
~ sa5s" Mau1u e ,doosdsyy' st soor E. e.
e. V.rno,.. j|ficrruu .Thnraoey. Sspt 81
Benton, FsanEtn Co... - Friday Sept e
AtleAns6otov f,a"''a'1 Tn1Msys Seps" = z
Gatmi5 Mmse ss,ns "a ':'.'' Heduestsy' Ssnt q
1sIf1ssomuSa1i, ma1i,sm,..u ,Ihursd4ys sans a
Msnon' nhn.1n &, C,.s.... Ffiday. Sert. n
1essho:,e Xenps 1e11 GAVIN 20 =: :saiard:s, 81:
Sonoe9els, Sons9l Jscsson CO .Monday;Oct, j
.Esank1u"oa'u' .ae aunsu.ss4 soSA.se
will be preten. at ail sh'se meetings aud Sing
, 1864-09-04
Mi1re[lal.runes.
Winllrrs Perfect Guides
70 TIM
Use Of Eycrya1usical Instrument.

TeftAet G.,.3A fos tho ytoin. Is rtnts,
m Parfret Uuldu fer thu Fluls. 10 ceata.
P&Ifset aulca toe tho En!tar. ~ cspAa.
Ii Perfect Gpkio for thu Ttano. rs cents.
~ pq,feat 0alta fer ,ha Melodena. Is censs.
Pe1fecl Guide tar the Accordion. - ceats.
z pe.fecs Guide for the Eifs. - cents.
-, T.1ftct 0ufda for tho Clsr!nrst. 75 c+nts.
~ Pe5iect Guide for tho F1sxcolet. rs eenb,
ALso,
Q Flute knd Piano Dukta. 71 cenfa-
violIn and Piano Duets. rs cents.
, 1864-09-04

an stses Of GTaaa reported IN Ass ssarkee report
On htssts 2f e ttorage geT 9aasa *stsss .tsa
otAsrsrise 1idt<d. - --
SATURDAY ETHarsu. Sept. 3. 1sss.;
hKEIGHTs-GRAIsF FRE1aHrs yesI d9!i. Ine
Il trhr pt ios Dc c vltn cA:t. u &c echf Daunt.
ltEe With &C IN u 7kc: sehk AEcsatus. vita Wnaat
no lokd II A3ilH aux eel. II exc -
- LAKE. .Np Raft .'fk>1aHIs-The1a Il 90 Change
, 1864-09-04

R@s:e!ve n1,1a!oGs ~ ;o.;. 9,s p;ie: sn,,pea
sts M.,ks: an !. pon.a.''. ,:s:: }ssts +;
:s;s q tss:s % - ms III ~
w. - ~ x'1+ ,r,". 's. =,
's,sta y e today. 4,s su. .heo,d
Il s+ ~ = WIFI UT Il
IT. Il i y s srint !. .se .ss b. y 3
s9a 4 Il I; & i; 4 q 4 ;s 81
Sfte bu ii II pHs An M d. ast 20 IN hn -
S III: y !! i ;s y 3. 81 Il e. % q i. Il :?s| 81
y ss|x'f f:e9 :e ,;sf X; :P;s* .e.,ps
AZ. q !. s4as -. a. II n
i. i u !, 4, :sS :$s
SsMh IL ii. .s. viii, : hu y }sa,.s vim i
A " .aS e.: Il Is 3 u, ";ss: - ~ @aa ="
H.; % H. a@s4 ss'sn's 3 ~
Sas " y; Il taS:5, II q e &, &
t,,i!1.ss.s!S H.
r:s: y: 4. ,,; \; i; Fl
SM .tss ii u is III M 40 u s.ala, 81 tnf No:t
du,s .ats Iats lnx.r. .St.e. % NV xerns I. ~
II n7ohx-11A m No. Barley q = ~ tM hn M %
ca0ic- MOI ri :! 10 or Track.
AuIIlFit}t .--N0mlh4l II 50 per EA!lnn.
| Mjf1u y MI, Sr4ysA soux4, Il ,t2a lhs. Ahlhess
to7o0 lns. MaYket active and bau3Ant. We au9tt :
i'ttn lsity, In cl0csa Anu lupA
SHIP ltHt.ss. III d. k,as.
Easss 10 dsy 1s7 uss cho.cs usry 1t 10 Iti 1rklt
10 At 1su brataa II loot Ja1s It aaa ii hsktt
HEA MA rAua scot aqalttr =: se:;s.
, 1864-09-04
4, IS
I1os:tiDtx.
It - .-&

n.-x.v ....:.........,...,4..- us
sSHHe -.'.N''' ... .,..,.,...,,.... } It9
1f1Na-. =: ......s.,..., 297
MS9S| sTks1sGs1 ,,.,,., . 49,. kN
fs4NsV 81
~s'.s.. @'t-..ssss'sssss
, 1864-09-04

n VI: POTTLE, = :~.,'~.,.
uoMM1ss1oN h1EaonAKr,
mex South Water k,-; Chicago
.iasAs,a30
, 1864-09-04

= ,--,-;-- -, ;,.-C--...,s
- '.s .s aoo 49,. W w. ~ s...s .',',",. H1
s.n'!on WV, s"as MI, "'a. ~ u.s.. o.sto "a's"
~ ~ 1880. eaa'1 ..,,.'. ~ - ssas.
Nv sas. ~ WY, ~. ~ ~ sass ~.s,' s,.o
-" n.us1 ~ ~ srsto.a y. oeata ea.o!aas
n1n'ss'y M'esN, vi "a'cn .no5 naa >.
mucA 10 seyt cousIsteu q Aay1hR hola III
some man trying 10 oVorturu the Govern
u,cnt In New York, or Ohio, To sotxa HIN
N ~ Nvr1 In A,ahs,u. wna 1awtu1. INIT IL
..T T n.r,s xra,o j.. a"a. w. 1,,Inois 80 ~.
Jeu. Oa'le "efe u cotae ~ iA'aois. ana tae
Government wero to mcddlc With him, 1t
would bo 'arbItFafyn lilo might "bcaf aF1ns'
tere levfpltv. He wonld mt ba tonched.
= c..te n,n.t ..csao .h.f,r. ~ c,t,,sr. oan15
90 traitors. 1ao 'aAano,eaams' e1ofeys
aud Coxes are all peacetat "dtmocrata."
But. they To cr0ra tho liuo Into tho Con.
fsaerscy. and saw and do what thew now ira
.s,,n, sn5 ao3nr. thnv might ba ,,vtn,1v
sSot ar Banged. Hore aaytilinc iahcIcd
"democracy..' no tn.,tar Whist II contains IL
rt1ht ,,d nroner II IA not treaaon 10 ov.,.
throw The Government. II von do I. IN a
No,thsrn s,.ta mi. +. mo aoc,r;ns ~
,rhtch Mcc,e1,an Ia mada thu c.od,a,te
~1f the Chicago Platform Of the De-
,sncracy IL to he interare ted scco,dlnr to thu
aec1arat,ons made hv tte1r nr,nc,na1 candt.
AT. y,1,red nnon It tha neacr mrn viii ho 70
cse, ~ - ron{, des1 az "a, q sn,rtt nf "a 81.
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"a To % st1;cs 49,. tho M ,r,n1t @ ofrsr.a .o,or- c.o n
eecn1e on.srlrss f. IN rbs fsfs or NJ tne dtT5aed
Republics OF Italy and South america, to
| preserve our Govefnment'from destruction,
70 , ehsosee @ 10 oasI ho~sr ana laws, 70 main.
, 1864-09-04

The luAtfuc!snrsi1 the1a hooks gtvau ia ruau.
ra1 sdspttd to .tn comprehension Of at xrados Of
seheIars Tbs e4e1cises tllultratinK and enforcing
the esto:s are Ios ay and tcd1ous. hut sprxtt sn6
suvsn.pg ard the selection OF uauatt. vat1ias ffoo
tke simple ths d,dcult. eompstes The mott popa-
liz melodies of TIA isy. copts. will bs mAilat poas-
p$1t On receipt Of price.
, 1864-09-04

NsI4eeLlpbetd Oh IN moderate a1pp1y w,b .
vsty Ngnsea s.mand. pliess nEH1 At pIe1ou. quo:s.
and dfm. O.hnr descriptions are In em4l 5eg....
ard nrIo ut preT1oua Eates. We unotns "%
, 1864-09-04
ssECONOMY Is WEALTH =

NOTICE-To Packera and othera
1V:~nnun It may eonesrn. At1As 1azt s1scttnanald
10 the tost q Liza the Of Hugh saTs
Wer< authorized to pfcfttuka I'll PERSONS 6anossk4E
pnlsanet tn sstd tawu. 4nd ~ hereby give noute va
thAll ptcAetuts Ill relton1 committing the ntexee..
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THO9. DAILY, r. :
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, 1864-09-04

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EEGS-Ia nota Eu.tet supply. With falt O..
tpsl d shd u,asket u hr.u u l.aAlfC r toz
FIbH.-Wulrx FI6H-ttrcelpta still yery itnttefs
ana ID eoca lequsst Price. rule yety arm end @ ~
MACK8aeL Ii mot trate receipt aith Rooa drma q.
Msrktt toIeranlT htm AMI nj chs1gca Clpyt80-la
, 1864-09-04

The total receipts Of Leaf Csils u the vaEioa!
raten Ia ihe city. during tho weak sndinK to-cAy
sceoraDng to tho dA,iY r&turns postot on 'Chanah
amcunt 10 B,sos hesd. This u Mt head lcaA tha
wire received last wrok. and 7f6' head nura tbs
tse receipts Of the corresponding wutk Ut Ast se.r
Tho daily receipts 1t tns various ynsda conlpat
~ toljuWpt
, 1864-09-04
IsAs ..ncrtlnEr-*sen. oEfeso1's APP
PolnxmeD1as
aen Octesb, w.ll epesk ~ follows:
Gen. D. nj. PFtnt1ahs Appointments.

S.e.,tnR ,,.,.. -....+........Sept.s g.
Motzisson.. .....-.-... -.......,..:.-. Sept. Q.
General Oglesby will speak at each OF the
hoyc meetings. All Union papers please
, 1864-09-04

Hon. j. d. Wards Apo EtmentS. p.
Dixpn. ........,....... Sept. 9Th.
Sterling. .... .....-......s.--,S Sept Bsh.
MoErfton.... 49,. .... sept. 9th.
ucnersl OGleshy speAks ut the same time and
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-30
PALMETTO HOOK AND LADDER
CO NO. I.

A Hook and Ladder Company with
the above name has just been formed
here. 1t is composed mostly Of gentle
men engaged in permanent business at
Hilton Head, or holding positions under
the government, and it is designed to
confne its membership to such persons
as will give character to it, and interest
themselves in making it an efficient, Gre
ditable organization. A new truck has
been ordered in New York by GUAR
termaster General Meigs, for this town,
and it is to be turned over to this
company as soon as it arrives. Gen
eral Foster and General Hatch both
approve of the formation of the COM
pany, and ,undly promise assistance
in attaining is objects and carrying out
its plans. 1t is proposed to erect neat
and convenient truck house, and the
merchants are subscribing for the lumber.
The officers are as follows Foreman,
Mr.. S. S. Roome, Chief Clerk to Captain
John H. Moore, Chief Quartermaster ;
Assistant Foreman, Mr.. l.. d. Cunning
ham, Chief Clerk to Capt. Hayes; Secre-
tary, Mr.. Geo. w. Crane, also of Captain
Moore's office; Treasurer, Mr.. VIM. Ell
mendorf, of Adams Express. The COM
pany have adopted the motto Of The State,
Ever Ready with our Lives and Pro-
perty." Mr.. Roome was formerly fore
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man of the efficient Hose Co. at Beau
fort, and all the officers are right men in
the right place. In town like this,
composed exclusively of wooden build
ings, Hook and Ladder Company would
be almost indispensable in case of an ex-
tensive fire, and We hope this one will
receive the encouragen ent which is ne
cessary to efficiency.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.
New York Dates to the a5th.

By the arrival of the steamer America
Yesterday wednesday, we have New
York dates to the 25th, two days later
than those by the Fulton. We are in
debted to General Hatch for the use of
New York Heralds of the Oath and 25th.
from the New York Herald of June 24l
Dispatches from headquarters, at five
o'clock on Tuesday morning, state that
on the day previous artillery firing on the
right and picket skirmishing was going
on at various points along the line, re-
sulting in the wounding of few men,
but causing no change in the position.
A battery stationed on an elevated piece
of ground in front of Petersburg kept
annoying one of our batteries on the left
for some time, when it opened in return,
one of the shells exploding in the midst
of the men at the rebel guns, and causing
a cessation of firing on their part.
Our dispatches from Fortress Monroe
TO the 22d describe the attack of the
rebels, under Fitzhugh Lee and Hamp-
ton. at the White House. The charge
of the enemy was driven back by the
fire of the gunboat Commodore Morris
and three others. The rebels attempted
to intercept Gen. Sheridan, but failed, as
Sheridan with all his force arrived safely
at White House.
The President and Assistant Secratery
of the Navy Fox returned to Washing
ton Yesterday after their visit to City
Point.
From the New York Herald Of June 25.l
The Second Army Corps had a fight
with the enemy on Tuesday, in which
the rebels for time got the advantage,
and captured four guns, which were af-
forwards retaken.
General r. s. Foster has gone on an
expedition up the James River, under
the protection of the gunboats and iron
clads, which, it is reasonably expected,
will make its mark in the advance on
Richmond. On"the 22d the enemy shelled
our gunboats, but their batteries were
soon silenced.
The rebels have accounts Of General
Hunters attack upon Lynchburg, which
claim defeat of the Union troops and
the capture of large portion of General
Hunters forces. Skirmishing and fight
ing on Friday and Saturday are reported,
and general engagement was looked
for on Sunday. =.
By the arrival of the steamship Colum-
bia from New Orleans We learn that the
rebel General Kirby Smith was reported
to be crossing the Red river with his
forces.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-30

PoRr RorAL REsrAURANr-Mr. d. j.
Hnckins has recently become the pro-
prietor of the Port Royal Restaurant,
formerly kept by Mrs. Margaret Morgan.
A few DAYS since some members Of the
press snd Others tested the quality Of his
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fare, by invitation. and found it to be of
the first order. He has capable corps
of attendants, the best of facilities for sup
plying his tables, and tbe enterprise to
make his saloon a successful one.
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The NoRTHERN NEws.-On the first
page VIII be Euad the official dispatches
from the papers brought by the Fulton.