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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
Letter of Acceptance of Fremont.

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Lond, Edrocd Giyhsr, ~ Nc V. q 1aary-
mr., NJ U;aa;s r.',r,. rs" ar aTe'
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mntee. ae '''''' 00"'-
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hova nd ,,'a hou,. 80 as,. " sno 'eeor wn'cn 4
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bsd a, TI.,vsI,nJ -, 49,, az, ~ 'pe assem-
$3.50. -. ,h..,l' e. ~. "ay, ues,Ie 70
them 20 49, 'aa ~ han no vpnaen1o wncn Iea
.;,,"r =, ,,'s;. o A.. 1nu uncu'. po-
;dan,;,i ia,,;on.a- =. va. app.oaonng res
srns :, 90 me- co., ~, 1 =; re neo"use IN on.
nnnb.r a, .;,;.:ns ~ s "o na", y. R'ea.
,,od or ,h,;r r.',r,r, "' seIs ae WI .o'ngs 'ne
ssssh ,n,.ra., 10y; "nu VIZ nave no SORT o.
s''"su '"'o,ee' h VIC" very uimcut. because IN
"v.ep.aps 'ae can'aacy you propose TO me-, | am
~ So ~ i.e .ep"orn " c,e".ng scn'-m IN
ny ~ pr VIZ" "n'en nave ooe' 'nncn,hed
"u "r Lincoln remained intafu' to tho
pnne'P'es NC WIS e'ec'ed 70 aeiend, no schsm
t..n D''" T,uaieu ana nocon cou,n nave
I :, ~ ioss'.c insn %. an ordinary election.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

NEws.-The seige of Petersburg,
which seems to be preliminary to the
seige of Richmond, is now in progress,
severe skirmishing is going on along
tho entire line of Grants army, but
no decisive battle is likely to take
place at present. There are vague
and incoherent rumors that Sherman
has boon defeated in Georgia, but we
do not credit them. Letters from a
private correspondent in his army in
dicato that severe fighting must take
place before further progress can be
be made, but we deem it unreasonable
TO believe that he has met with any
serious reverse.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

The most pestilent Of all tho aboli-
ton publications which fall under our
observation, is Harper's Weekly, Jour
nal Of Civilization. 1t insists that the
administration is the government, that
democrats are traitors, and that the
war should be for tho subiugation of
oil men who do not sub~cribe TO the
negro programme. Formerly, before
the war, it pandered to southern Sc
eession, because thereby it obtained n
southern circulation, and made money;
now it panders TO the EXTREMIST north
ern sanaticism, also because thereby
it obtains circulation and makes mon
ey. We trust it has no circulation
among democrats or any other decent
people. = Chicago Times.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
CHANCERY SALE.

N pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of tho
Circuit Court for tho county Of Saginaw, in
chanccry, made on the eighth day Of June, A. ID.
1861, in a case wherein John Moore, executor Of
the last will ind testament Of Hiram c. Penoyer,
deceased, was complainant and Richrad K. Fowler
was defenpant.
Notice is hereby given that shall rell at pub
lilo auction TO the highest bidder at two o'clock in
the afternoonIsixtbof Saturday, the day Of August
next. at the front door Of the Saginaw County
Court. House in the city of SeDipays .vSd -preee
or parcel Of land, to witt the north fractional part
OF fractional section thIrty-four (}4) and lot or
fraction one Of said section thirty-iour (3i) in
township On (lO) north Of range five (5) east in
Saginaw O. unity, State Of Michigan
WIN L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated juno 81, 1864
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

EI Those who desire to see q
company Of Revolutionary soldiers, in
full costume, can do so by visiting
Billiards. Panorama Of New York
City. Governors Island, Nozker's
and Dodsworth's Bandsare represent
ed on Billiards. Panorama, which ex-
hidits at Buena Vista Hall, Friday,
Saturday and Monday evenings, June
oath, 25th, 9th at s o'clock.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

1t is reported that the officers sent
here by the British Admiralty to re-
port on the progress of American
iron clads, have included in their re-
concentrations, the adoption by their
government, of the Ericsson turrets ;
the compressor used in the working
of the Is and l. inch guns, and the
new ventilating system of the mont
tors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

PLATFoRMs.-We give in this issue,
as part of the political record of the
campaign, the platforms adopted by
the Cleveland and Baltimore Conven-
tons, also the pungant letter of Gen.
Fremont accepting the Cleveland NOM
ination.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Since tho commencement Of the
war, it is estimated that 100000
men have been called into the field I;
1000 battles and skirmishes have
taken place; 10000 killed, wounded
or taken prisoners; and yet our recu-
porative power is such that, in the
meantime, 4s7, 900 Young men have
attained military ago.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

State Of Michigan stands now, ms ever hJk0tofors.
upon the platform Of the Union, the Consultation,
and the supremacy Of the laws.
Three cheers were then given for
the democracy and the Union, and
the convention adjourned.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22


ed to elect alternates for the delegates
at large, which resulted as follows:
Alternate for John s. Barry, S. @.
CofIinbury, of st. Joseph; alternate
for Alpheus Felch, DR.. Peter Klein.
of Wayne; alternate for Nathan Bar
low, ID. A. Noble.
On motion the Convention took q
recess of twenty minutes to enable the
several Congressional districts to re-
port names of delegates to represent
said districts in the National Conven-
ton.
Upon reassembling, the following
reports were received q nd unanimous
ly adopted:
First Disfriet--Theodore J. Campau IF
Wayne; alternate. William s. Edwards, il,lsdae;
David A. Neble, Of Monroe, alternate, Henry
Hart, Lencwee.
Second District--Rufus W. Landon Borden;
alternate, VIM Francis, AIlegan; Clark : Pot.
ter, Kalamazoo alternate, Henry Warner,
Branch.
Third Disirict--Georgo W. Peck, Tprham; al
ternate. John NJ. French. Eaton; David johnson,
Jackson; alternate. J ID. " ooly, Calhoun
Fourth Distri9t--IIenr fiaick, Ken, alter
nate, Mandy d. Howard 0ttawa; Samuel w.
0deIl, alternate, John LOWS, Montcaim.
Fihh Distriet-W. l. Bancrcfi, 81 Clair al
ternate, w Wells, Livingston; J. NJ. wattlcs,
Lapeer, alternate. j M, Hoyt, Oal land.
Sirth Distrisf--Iiugh McCurdy, shswassce;
alternate, Henry j. buckley, Houghton; Michael
yetfers sngiuaw alternate, Charles Plumstead,
Clinton.
Mr.. Deare, of Wayne, offered the
following resolution, which was unan-
imously adopted, with great applause;
Resolred, That the democracy Of the State Of
Michigan, in convention assembled, do hersi.y
invite his Excellency, Governor lIoratio Seymour
to address the democracy u Michigan, st De-
trVit, on bis return III nn the Chicago Convention,
or ~ my other tmc ~ he may select. and that
the state teniral Conn itiee torequested TO pro-
vide for.is PERCEPTION.
Mr.. Paterson offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Mr.. Crofoot, in a short speech, gave
reasons why Mr.. Baldwin should be
chosen. Hilsdale county changed to
Baldwin, followed by Wayne with
her 26 votes, as also Washtenaw and
Barry. These changes were followed
by motion for the unanimous cleo
ton Of Mr.. Baldwin, which motion
prevailed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
SALE OF FORFEITED STOCK.

hEFAULT having been made in the pay
- ment OF the assessment made by the East
Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company of Three
Dollars per share, which assessment was made
payable ut the Office Of the Treasurer in East
saginaw on the l0in day Of March A. ID. 1864.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that tbors
will he sol ut public auction Mt tho office Of the
Undersigned, In East Saginaw, on the 23d day
Of July, A. 1864, at 4 o'elock 2. NJ. of that
day. Two Hundred shares If the stock of said
Company being all the stock in dcfault), and
being the stock represented by certificates num-
bered ia, rs, ZIG, III, lie, ll9 100 and l2l,
uulcss said stock shall be previously redeemed
by the payment Of said assessment with the ac-
cruiag charges Sale absolute. Terms Cash.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
VIM. T.. WEBER,
sec'y East saginow Salt Mfg Co.
Dated June IL, 1864. 254-ts
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Peter Bashaw, the last revolution
airy soldier in Tennessee, died on the
10Th inst, at the great age Of 101
years.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Last year our imports from Brasil
amounted 10 S2l, 100000. Our OK,
ports thi.hsr only $4,000
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Sophia, has left my bed and
board and and deserted my children, this is to
forbid allfpersoDs harboring or trusting her my
account. or giving her volunteer aid in my be-
half, rs / will pay no debts Of her contracting
neither will permit the'county to be swindled
through my neglect to make proper notification
Of her unworthiness.
ELIJAH o. WILLIAMS.
Birch Run, April l, 1864.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
From The Southwest.

CAIRO. May s-The steamersWh;te Cloud,
from Red River, reports the C9niejerases l2
tcrce On both sides CT the river, 7i: batteries
pJapted above and below he Fa i. She was
fred into Ibe gun5uat Admiral tare.l, worse,
being badly crippled Siz OF Ter crea v7ere
badly wounded. The eunhoa5 Juil@c No. 4
was rer, much di~abIed, aud ba:s to be owed
10 Na1chez. Shells exploded G. he inside,
Kidding the beat completely. Eighteen were
killed and many wounded. HE transport
Meteor was also badly damaged All VS. tuH5eJ
to New Orleans. -
Tie Coufeaerates attacked GGeenvjIe, a
small town opposite Aieaantly!a, cut were
driven bavi, by the g1nooats. They have
driven il, the p;ckets at both places SeTera!
times. Ihe L't,!cr,I force DOW at 4Aiezah'irla
Is reDorte.l 70 lie thirty five thousand S;fA1-:.-
The Confederate force Is quite 5irong, and IS
under Kirby Smith, AIagruler and Iay;F'
Che White Cloud reports that 5ias Of
truce with demand jor the *S'lrrenG:r or
Alexandra was sent hack the day before the
boat left that place, with what result IS Aot
known.
The steamer Gen. Grant has arrived from
NempIlis. She reports having leacnel at Pine
Bluff that Gener2l Steele with his Whole
force, had arrived at Little Rock, sill f'lowetl
by the Contsderates, having lost ali his wagon
Transportation, ai,l the greater part OF ills az
tiery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
PUBLISHED lpAILg) b
gDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
-1FFTCE-No. 1O4 King street, over
~ ,na.s, formerly French s) Book Store.
T,kTyZ2S1l REF 00RTS.
IMPORTS FROM TIE BaTILE.

The Washington Star Of this evening has
,ba following Reports (unofzcia) have
coached here t,,.stt on Sun Jay afternoon the
raar o} I4ee army made an attack upon War"
ron's corps, in the vicinity Of Spottsylvan'a
Cont House, arl gained q temporary success;
},,r that in turn Ghe rebels were repulsed and
driven towards the North Anna river, end
Warren afterwards fully completed lis june
ton with Hancock. On Monday something
Ike an artillery duel took place betwaeo The
two armies near th.e Il orth Anna rlver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
Yesterday gold in New York deci1ed 70 10

The ST. Louis Republican says: II there
are anv who have imagined that the lighting
IN the impending campaign will he mconop,o,
|;zed I,y the conending al n'es III virginia, nc
immersion, we dare say, Will pe 1en'yeo pe,
fore the e,4l of shls week.
The Nationa! Intelig igencer Of yesterday says: !:
,.Bugadier General + !wari Z. $. Can}y y
was contirued by the j. 5. Senat3 on 'oalaf'
iaT ! ~ last last as MAJOR General of Fo!u9teers'
and the same evening Sc: eat tcr me o',e
west, upder orders c relieve General ~'@pA7 9
li; coumand. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
A gooom:aoalatioa from Rt9slaa2s Li2co!n'
EXECUTIVE MANSION;
yV -,1rNcTnN Nav OH 1864


TO tile Friends Of Uelon o1d Ll5fT5y:
Enough is known of army operations; within
the last i've days to claim ouG. especial graft
tude to God while what remains IN zone 9e-
1:1an6s cur most sincere prayers 20 anu r2i1ahce
upon Him, without Whom all human e'foit Is
vain.
] recommend that al patriots: atthclr homes
and their places or pubic worship, ana "i2ef
ax,er fhev NAV be. unite in com1non thanks
giving and prayer to Almighty God.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
Fn IN JAMES RIVER.

New yo.sa, Nay lo-rhe Herald says:
We learn that Cen Butler commenced his
march on Richmond from the south side OF
James river early yesterday morning One
days uninterrupted march will bring his troops
t, the James river opposite the city. Wemay
therefore expect souc important news from
that quarter to-day.
The gan5oat Saaasheea AMI an old Terry
boat were blown up in the james river ty a
shot il her boiler. The commaldeT and num-
ber Of his orew were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
Ra,ors7s O5ss1a t;3a o. the Alosma1i7.

Ra,orssl Ossysa t;3a o. The Aloslls1i5
The Washington Chronicle Of this morning
announces that dispatch was recelved at the
i. S. War d. apartment, last night stating
that the Confederate ram Albemarle, which
took rart in the capture Of Plymouth, n, e.,
had been attacked and sunk by the Unltcd
States iron plated gunboat Sassagus. lester
day the A.be.naclc was reported to be II lull
possession Of Albem asle Sound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10

U.S.. CONGRESS In the Senate yesterday
The petitions OF negroes in New Orleans,
Washington and Phiiadelphia, asking that tue
e|eeNre franchise he extended II them, were
referred to the Committee on Territories
The National Bank bill was further dlscusse1.
The Committee on the Conduct OF the war
made report in regarl 70 the returned pr1so'
ners q! Annapolis. A dispatch was read to
the Senate from Generals Grant ard Meade
stating that General Lee was IN Tull retreat
and that the Federal forces were "close on his
heels"
In the Uouse Of representatives. Nh !" asia
burn presented report Of the condition and
treatment of Federal prisoners recently paroed
and sent 8 Annapolis from Richmond Ibe
consideration Of the Missouri contested election
ease was conIinuad.
General Sherman VAS heard from, at the y.
s. War Department, oa Monday night. lie
had been accommodating the position: q tue
tonee5etates, aal WAS TO have attacked yes
tegdsy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
'ssvss clinton, ssss.sss. and widow sf Charles r.

Sssvss siinsSD, Ssossssa. and widow Of Charles r.
~S" osa ss.oss .s p'ss.s ssS:.%Ssr sSSs a. AAcL
1oy1nns, IN The slss Jeas q hs sa& Mf
me relatives and rss1s - the Anisy ass respectfully
aytsd to attend funerai nom h late residence No.
sss wss. sl1esas street., 1s tWsdassAay) Afternoon,
rUassn--AU,As sss,Assss a d ncI@l,as 10 this cay
mSnthe q NaI
me rsns'ns yin b taken 70 Nyacs, N. y, the resi-
tepee of MS parents, for htarment. ttE
Nysckl papers, picase copy. bid
Vsnsa Am.-Os houaay evening" september 70. Of con
enmpsvp, WILLIAM b VRKHAnp eniy sen Of John B. ana
Eliza ireeland, IN the l9th year Of his age.
spec say invited - attend lhe funeral from hs late
sesSdenes No. 81 Kins street, this Wednesday, afsr
Wnsasr.-Op Tuesday Hsruss, September 81, aged lb
nduths a.A IL days. The youngest cshd " Henry ana
FonersI this wednesday, nnorsus q eight o'cloch,
4 nom the residence Of tns parents, HsbohsA
wARKEH-ln ths' clay. ON Monday, sepssmber 70, OF
congestion oi laags. Rossn wARsax, he seth
Tns relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from 81 lhomas chapel
corner Of Prince and Thompson Streets ths "Wednesday
Gternson, at two O'Clock
wAABUs1oH I'm Tuesday, September q, ~ her rosL
denoo IN Bro kyn NJ ", JoHAyHA, wife OF Samuel War
barton, 10 the Soth year Of her age. A
no fsnAs o. tne fssiy are repeatedly requested 70
strcet between Seventh and Eghh avenues, Gowanus,
Bro kyp this "Wednesday afternoon, a. three O'Clock.
! Hcr RENAME uiTbs taken 70 Greenwood.
a.a s.D ssGSsss ws = ~.r Sn aSssss %sS.s
Tue funeral VIII take place this "Wednesday morning,
as eleven O'Clock, from eA Matthew's church. 1hreop
avenue peKalb. The friends VI the family
specfnlsy invited TO attend.
LlvsrHoOi and London (Eng'and) papers WIN pleafs
copy. r
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
UAsAlly ~ShsS IN Broaawsy-rhe Pss-
wAaRaeNR Arr eseea.

UAeAlly ShsS IN BrOaaway-rhe Pss.
Pssrassr Arrested
Boy, named Bsujann Cozins, vas not yeSerasy
ussssosa q as Broadway, wnA psssa = Ne hAsS@ @
. yssss ~ nsEsA chssss Barring. Sssss cosse vas
% sAAy AysrsA sAAs h aisd sfssr The esuss Of
- ssoss.s % ., present involved mystery, sss shs
s,pwns s,cs. We have Isarnsd:-BssjAnin Ossins W
~ sssd thirteen ysass sf ags, ~ Sssis
ssA h r.rso~ in srasd street. Brcokys = D. Cp nlou
psyy,us te about eighteen yeass d ass. rhess boys
ore employed In different hw erces on the ns floor
s the building 7 Broadway. and had been quits ,oti.
sls FOR soss pasI The occupants IN % premises
soys shas young Halns has been in sbs abn Of bully
ma boys aud eshers, and that vsea pro cIce wih him
D. carry weap About O'clock Yesterday the re.
pcrt cf Q pietol heard. Several Osrsous went ous
.c way learn the causo Of the Snusual sound
phen the fo0s OF tAs ssays " saina 70 the third
Deer they found yOsus COsIno lyin9, ~
blood towing from ME 'SounA and HaSina
standing ncar, with dis1 lsreed pistol n his
hasd The bail had ontS red hs SOrsheaA iue
~ tho right ego and pepesv ased 70 his bxain he va,
Dsdia,cly conveyed 10 the New York Hospital b,
scscar McfsD where ne dN N . short time. Harrf
taGen INTO custody ~ oceY esAmau the Brossd
vsy sansd, and Justice bowling locked him UP In th<
ecoe 10 await the Coz ouey's isvssgaton which VII b
hosA ~ Dr. Hanney shis norn,os. when haSSibx wse
aked ~ Me byssauters bow be cac 70 shoot u boy
- repod, II DID ~ 70 DO y; 80 nes knew th<
ynAoi Vas osdeds purely acciaessal"
bonse further Ss wiz dvubt - shed upon sAe
sszsag ~ days. Investigation,
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marriea.

Marrtea.
hsaAw-skyou.--.Attb No Evangelical Latnsran Church
d - Janice, Tuesday, SoptesabeR ~, BY The Rev.
gsUes l. Schock, D. ID, y BRAa<w 70 MANY y AKsp1R,
ess1 81 this cny. No cards teH b@ F'
EoaARr-RYBIHa.- On Monday, September 70, o. tbe
-ss&ence OF ne BRIDES father, BY abe Rev Honry
sapsyhe, hxsRY O. BceaRr W EumY N daughter Of
gSmrles Ry berg, Esq. all of Brooklyn.
ueSANr- WssnEuRs.--In Brooklyn, d., on Monday
cyonsa, scrtember N, AZ ths residence OF The brides
pNrcSts, by she Rev. J. D. Wee, GEORGE H. CoNARr 10
kas SARAH A. wAssUas, al Of Brooklyn ITO. cards
fosin-Wns On Monday, september 40, by The
Asv. Asa p Lyon, Mr.. SRsEr FowlRR of New York, TO
LES Z STg q WtLE Of Ne " Brunswick " J.
New BrsnGwick papors please copy.
KoRSgR-DEpEyT.-on Monday September 20 NJ Eliza
eeth, ". l by the Row. 4. KetnpshaD GUsTAvE koRsEs
Of East New York. l.. L. 10 IAorrKR, only daughter Of
q J. rcdsyD, OF Elizabeth. N. J.
snser &C. by the Rev. Francis n. Kip. d. IlputsIaut
wn II. vGE Bus lIRK, Fourteenth artillery, n. Y :. ",
sa LorpE r., daughter cf Anz Hatnsway, Esq, sd OF
c,ip
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
INTERESTING TO ooNsUMPrIyEs.

n
BY This may Justly the oelcorty Of
DR. j. II. bCHENCK, OF PbAdel lphis whose now
widely known throughout the Atlantic ststes and whose
reputation founded his successful abors
As medical geforrneG Hs great medicine. known as
Schencks fU mcLc Syrup,n practically rofnted the
Ksche dogma Of the medical schools that Consump-
ton is ncurabe" Il be any desirable
Of testimony that hhis medicine has cured who
prosoanced by distinguished Dhyscans 70 be in the
STAGES and ameng this number Dr. scbencx
himself may be inolnded.
Dr. Sohenck bAs kewise discovered an infsihe remedy
for dyspepsia, ScheIck's Seaweed Tonic which
probably the only rse remedy for INDIGESTION Mat be
furnished by tho Maeria Medca Of S
DR. schenck has dscov red ecient substitute for
me that great destroyer OF the human race. which has
probably Slain more than consumption itsef thoug h
one fourth OF the human family vclm2ed by that fatal
disease Tho medicines Dr. Schenck
by Dim IN the OF consumption TO which branch OF
medical practice his attention 10 specially directed and
america
Bona street New York. every Tuesday. from A. NJ to
i. NJ His medicines may be obtained there at all times
,DEMAs BARNES, No. Il Park row. General Agsl, fer
New York city.
Sold Also by druggista generally
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
MI8CEILAWEOUS.

GREAT REDuCTION IN PRICES AT NHILY'
VI Family shoe GtorA 39 Bowery, corner OF Great Jone
rreet opposta Third street. who has hand The Arges
the best and tho cheapest OF Fal and Wine
8code THE city. Ladies Heavy Baim0rAlr fxon
70 - Cents Boots and Balmerals, 90 70 g.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
nkW PuaLloAl.Trllo,INs.

NkW PUBLICATIONS.
NrEv BOOKS cARTEs Ds vrsIrB AND eronrIIrR
~ coofs Send for catalogues. ID. j. 0ohPEhfN
porcSssas szency, ~ fss'so street, ~
rryuF MUSICAL HOST, no, TEN, ron oCfo6HH
Il fcaiy tbs aaY; price 40 oenu The eac. ncmo~1 ~
All rsurrsca sud fuii sc,s can be FURNISHED =, o.
ID W. FORTUNE, l02 Cenue street. y, y
rrrTtNAfI,u "A NEW pHILosoPufC ANp
~ Scientific Wort, BY " A. Ai'ln.cc vdr sse wno,sss
aud retail b nuHNf0s f9 A"wsryi ena oo'sssus,2
ft.re 81 sO.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
THE TURF.

THE TURF
FASHION COURSE-TROT7ING.
TIE LAST THE LAS
or THE TWO GREATEST CONTESTS
that ever took place Long Island in which the fooia
renowned champions will contend for the supremacy Of b
trottiug turf, VIZ
GENERAL BUTLER,
JOHN MORGAN,
LADY EEMA aul
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

cuBsuTurxs AID voLusrsRRs wirrBp.-rIfn
- bghsst bogsu psA Ossb 500 In hand PLEASE call
90 "ocs. ~ A1 'oe'A srse', es'ner o. ohvsr. -
CBupsy'ruTss WANTED ron ONE AVN rHRBH
- .esrs W hn the quota ef tosrsblp 1hs gnest
bounty ell bo ysld Ah0 vsprtcers wanted. CoIse and
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In stednahip Iec!a for Lirsrpooi-Mrs T. Bl.ck,sx NJ
H. u. Dresser Mrs j. A. Hsyie' and daughter Mr. Bers
bum, and others In .tesrsse Species 5000 49,
In steamship Lafayette, (y Hswe-ssnnrl Peno,,o., A.,
noge, NJ, Mofio,, Mr' Miller Mrs Hsskins jules CoLt y
'" hu'chins and child MIR So!onoier wife, children and
Bonguertsn Mr. Hutchinson. A. VarAsa wife and ehld
r. cos"erante Ang Flon Mr. Zunstsn Mira Cbastins e. q
ahnrirand, Mr. Mar.hal, Nine. Ssyer, Dominica krbapa
9reSoi-e Csmo H. Wizard, A. s. Hi, Eus Mastln, M Cur
In Eeamship North hmerco for N,, Oyie1ns-J Klenker
fer and Children, ~ Arnold, A. Nader E.p~nsn, A. Dot
r. A. mccormics. Emma iiernstsd J. Ochiyehch g. Bern
steiu and lady Emma Wolf Mrs Jones and child RIsrci.
Geo Sworn, H. Ehrmtun ard lady Mis- Louisa Jo~y "
sesne Joey y. X Jcunson and LADY, J. BGrih and wife
Powell ueorge Pearson, r. y. Hogan and lady A. L. Esr
let aud wife. NJ. kaisker, NJ Inc an, W. Lsrst, Hcrnisi
Jacob John UNrai L. kron.. Il. Fs,or Mde. kadss, Noe
Rowland. Elizabeth Keller. NJ. l.. Roth
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n fecrp PeanfTrara, from LirtrDool aad VueSNsoer
Mrs fhsbe ard child Mr.. Bradley y Randolph Mr. MIR
dock. Nh, >,enbrs Cisir Capt Oates H. Hull, Geo. iueke
wife sud sou, M Rocs, p " Fisher, Tbo. Para, y. SeD
yop Miss L Prc-fs. r. Burns and wife Jas LEIGH, Mr.
Bisio Capt Jas Prtchofd ard Gl8 In The .tesrsge
n ,iedm0p Civ of banohesiey from LitepooiH John
ury, q. Hay J. b. Tanrr, M Cohas ). Read Mr. Webb
Nh Reeve Hon. A. Heibri M Jaccsrd lady aud child, I'd
r. Byrne, = +. Won forster A. Ssrrs Newman Glover,
.. p. Brown Row w. NJ cudter lady daughters and
children; Mrs. smp.on, Mrs Gentbey Miss wi.haIt MI
Clark Asfy Lewa &. George Margaret TaahAr Maria Nee
sin Mr. Chiproa Franc Mr.. Mason lady and daughter, Mr.
T"ppeton, M Buese. Mr. Obcron, MI Forster and sdy
Rev II. Mccullough. Rev. C.. Peterson. NJ. Bonsssd M
Smith and LADY l. W Fraser and 3zD IN the ssesIage.