davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1864-08-05

mas no parallel III the war exrept At spouy'vanis.
IL Is true thst each succeeding assault was feebef
than the one which preeedeo It but the Federsls
came near enough each time for The Confederate
unrksincn % cut them down IN wide blue swaths
stretching far scross the field The slaughter wss
sufficient. one would think. 10 etisfy even Grants
thirst for blood. Ibe battc rared with great vio-
lcnce until hslfpra 10 O'Clock 4. M.-iust five
lrrrt-~tcn ~ l~iCr.l. re' rc,i. i-u.ai ai an
nis. ar '''ok shelter behind their intronchneuis
ne r tt hai :.
~ % ,'v pr sonct4 were ',s, or taken vs. ctfcr
stc. TIE loss .sta.nc! hy Grant In killed aud
"yun. Cd .s Gs' s'uatcI at i5.Wr ncn. TIE Ices SIS.
"a ei = tlc C1rcccrafcs docs ro. reach 1000.
a irs' VAS aisp sod to ssre ttEc lat cr report.
tIt at TO the tosp.tuls, TO the medlcal che Of
cy crS nd corps and the medical director of
tie army, has removed all doubt Tie TESTIMONY =
o. ol-ers IN tue trenches IL confrnsory q the
plrtS denyed from medical men. Brigadier
tcLcr Law, who received a painful though not
dtr.cr1'lq " md over the owe, states that up ~
tie time he Y rs wounded9 A. M.-but men W
b euuro trigado hal Leu hurt, including him
pcotl, ~-cre cvcr moro Oo-ourllv in ea-ucs,
th.' ftD g.. nIe o. tres" s'Mc-. The h.-le have
%. teen o..'u except far OUys and ..'is of tender
.r Is women }AI have been tt i.a.,iy r'-.r,i
Ni' 'v 70 20 'hc 't- ircr ana cotnfIr'f ~ Nl ch
thcy have tccu us,0u 4 al their lives. and lvc
up ttr. '.en an silks ior TIE COirse fairies pro-
uIcrI b.. the lUuuI- of th' country they pr
f.~n tho oItal a'-vicc in many parts ~ thr
country. srd NAV be 'ound p, H., WAYS c
.noues. " a., hus, i..s. 'u, s,Nin. cstabsnrncnt.
ana, .. .,t ~ Hl ..rr tNtit o. work to l. done
~ .fH. rIng TO- he Asria -ed. Wen''hv planters
nnd tiuiy merchants and h,nsrrs gisdiy take
ti,~ 9. tles % the ucu,h,s Brd tear al
tlr '-.t. 1' Ne ,.mg''gr equally with The p1or-
Get; min c-s vacajo the pulp.te 70 peach IA thc
woods oui ,l De-, AMI gtg, baire fathers acnd tholr
..- o. fhc c7iu. and take Their PLACES at ttc ham
o.s- ot tIc plough. And nov, When the army is
engaged iu mortal s,r,Dgie WisA atnut.tI.tnuus
Ice, p.uus people every where oi every sex aud
condition. ia pubic meeting and private deyot!ous,
uicr PRAYERS day and ght without ceasing for the
OF the and ihe safety ul th,1r loved
ones. Cau sIcA people hc conqu' tcds OGght
such people hc suhiu.ateds Even hors 0f II
and Is wears vi age run .way rom their parents to
la.L the ARM.
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NANIsiliAN which does not DoN cover to .rd of
Meuco. The Ffruch troops hold the cspito'. and
| several imrortsnt strategic poio,s in the various
States bu', though the have foothohi In nearlv
oil Of them. thor way does not completely extend
over INV IN some they possess only u fort. or
fortified town. VII l. the remainder Of the State ia
-,y nod b. hc - au' critic. II o.',-,.. vie.
the authority n Pre-; lcnt J-Aa-z and r.
federal for'1mrnt h.Y,u, Gtls. tic
power r"vcr;s to the s.rcs ~ TIE ulr.
mate ltp)sjories II free ON. Tis ,,... %
of Affairs llusrn'cs The value ~ r.c,e D. 90 t,i.
pen connection with su,c,'- to. az, ,...-
an' probably ~.i,-rroys a ta..ui FOR Cc .u..fe.
| fcteAefation Of the country, and Al t.coa-iru.-
ton Of the national cause.
In ue meanwhile. The policy h.n.. Eur-.
or is admirably calculated o.. ,,tu. . 1'ura.c
ana authority. lie resorts ~ ,,c'y ,spo..c-t to
eoncilaio the mas'c % ttrv .o'o vf.. tu ,., ,ic.e
'ne un'l' arr pr,.a'. Ia... .u '..l t.a.ris
monarchy than r"p.'N-r. .t. u L.i ....,e
.iln' NATION o! uie i.'..' of .ur4n qnn , rf 90 -
ciua'ions O. ro,a.'., .aI ht ,n~.. Cd. i......,us
ahu'-fyin. .d . r-a.'. if.'-..." .+a IrI
popular 4hriucs ana sanr. lr c..c..or. t.,.at
.uporiilon 40 ~ h'- d.rt.-. r.e new
i.mfcror ami E'nor,ss O. c..o ioc'a-- ' v1,a
whom 0. c.c..I. 'uru..... ...-u. ...-., .fri
aii4'l' t''n'auol. s'l 'ort,.,-.I r'..' toc.,-
et toe iron L.ud W.u velvet r.1~,. NAs,iut,,
p-udcutly prc'rs . c,n .'iste ia rll.o O.. o.lt,
tc 'hic'' who . u rcu'iu g. i.r' t1cr. atltiu..
~ govc-'..Dr., ,.l ..,.s l.p'clt g. ict .l,.uc4.
io, . nominal 'hi'. ilau, rtAcr .hqp .or ,tr. D
IL -oui 10 forced su ect ON b. the ,-rorr o. Frnrh
cannon and bnyo"e's. Tho o'd lelLegs rse invited
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The Dani.h Q Qar.,ion-A Nc,, rl.....,

inS dihcu't aud ,exaticus DsuLsh question h.s
entered - rev ami, II pQss.tc q, l.-. co,ar. Gated
laase tban th1t which d's'urbeu ttc friendly rcl,.
tons oi all the E4.opa, Governments ,ni came
- ncor PRODUCING General war. w.ra psrua.s
recovered from tie Shoe OF tuu ag horsi trcach.
eFousy ablndoued by Hugliui u che c5u,,s, into
which she had hcc'. llrvI ~ Elg % 81 p,omacy.
she promptly east about ior ~ .s ,t SCI. les.r-
walton. E,aucel ~ extremity, the X ~ ., p.a-
marx hai no other alternative t.an 20 cAse the
bes1 terms he could with his prutr.ul Arriiu uu
'ruhsHn o.!eru'r5, ami llke private nl.s -uas ,,l.
ar, suddenly thrown back uu tae r own unh.ea re-
sources, lac seems u have hit uuCu o., hest
possible policy that could De a'1p,od under tas en-
cDusiances. lie dismissed his ',..r ,stne, selected
pc',e ministry, aud after taxing What pains he
touid 10 save t. re.nsIns Of h.s gallant liIe army
ana rari' Ae sent his brothers 10 the Courts u
Austria anu fruSs u to negotiate peace .yn terms
which assoni3l' all Europe. A'erpt,ug die io.-ic
q accomplished events he 4sru, To- haa tlgit'y
submitted L. the 'oss Of tue na,,4.cs OF
s-H'eswR amt uo's,ciu, aud proposal tho
anneAatlon o tAe rcu.llnir. of tlu Dau II.
monarchy 60" reduced 10 near'r bah It's Jrirna.
limits 10 the Grrruau C,nieicruttoa tos.r,lcr with
ihe surrender Of the u.yy--l ,elp.n p12r to
6erlnAn ainbton-gu tie empire. IAc-, prop.s'-
s.ons' apparently sprLziug iron, ,he icpiAs o,
humiliation, were M ro.li, induce, b., "a mastery
stsiesinsnshiA ~ the result ilrra,le proves. Ite
English anl Frclch onb!ne,s uers oomp,lled to
take the back track On The policy o.SEou- lieryen-
tion iu Danish Affairs which tney had
Deen endeavor'ng 10 yuaHN to the
world, and protests were promptly ,Nlaspatched
from London and Psrs against scheme that
would ipcyvass tie strength spd szsraut IsIasni 0,
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DEATHS.

Rp.u,- I'm A,,,,. ,t SO, -, ,.,. &c., - IL.
Se y,t W,,S,' te' ~ ., i'o'' - ',e'' ~ .s
u'i,r y. i.fsa,. ot \,iIIi,u,.trr.r ~ =
u.onfAs 90
Iis seu,aiu. ,.,., ..t,r...t .- t........... A., .
ter.
HtlMBNCIFR- Il4l-ts. .lorn,,.. tus. =
groa b, .,.... ~''
I.e l..ul,c- and f.-I. Of f.., e...l .a, ,..l.ct.
full. Invited to artu. lnc iir.. ,i . pie, 49,.
re.r -ti it4i a. > D'...,l .... tf. I,,. .fi,r.,
- 'Alt- IF. hfoo.,u.
CAsEI-Du Wedue. e.i,, Ave. a. ps,-irk Ca,e,.
\ uatl.r u. a., P...,D %. If'... a., Vs...,th -
";, r., IA ., "a; a, ,.'" - ~, ss1, ,isI. d g.- @
nI, ~ io a'i'ni thr t,g, .'I 'io'' i.''a.
~, '' ,'V '' I'" hl- I..' i'.'-'''t' t.h It.
pl,vaSr. .,l l.ar.l,,. ,,,..,.. ..-o.,,...
Cd il.ltss. II. 70 i.,,',.'..' I', '., ,.i, I'm.
Tie oriniI,, rnftr'.ni. at i, f,.ayr ,-, r.s-.,t.
non =, o. ~, nom ID, nt re. lpncc, sor. *
North oh AM let ~, WiA.am,bureh III
nDIu-lhr rn,uto'. II tho Auci.nt ur;,oa1
Deral ~ hiothc- Iohn Doid fU-i y Colnmrrc. A,
20 WN. LIVE sea, r,ta,y.
pVrn--In this ciiy. OH Wrdnosdny. Aug. 3D.. John
The r.iniiy,. and friends Of tb. family and ala, IN.
members o. the Ancient Bri'ous' s6.l~t., sre Ie.
dan. h1..'s r.riicnce, - Oomlcrss q, ou tndl,u,
pm. itica pApers rIea.n copy. 81
ECRERsoN-A, spr,ur vsc,. on .rle-la,. ,,e.
Adrian q. = A.i.on. the ,ol.,rrst ~, oi Henry
and T. days
lle plative. end fri,n... - 'lc hu'I- aye r.
'i-r'"'H iu- '''9 20 htipIid t.t ihh'ih on .lhv
ot1.,".' I'll, V'i"N' nom h'' ."'iucucr 1t >plus
Nhll' g,
FELNrN On Aur 4. Thomas Facrct IA, l.ly.,..
child u John aud Ill.u 4. f.,, a.,,l t,.i ,n1 4!
days.
lie fioud- snd cluAutanco4 oil the family ar,
rcsnrc.tullv invited h. etf.nd tts fir.r, III. flr
1s nt.ihpph az VcloeA irVtH hir ai' icsidc1,e,
i'i tNt I'm fi 70
GEtrMAN AZ plrtirish T. An gi a. rrl.,
.Ian,. oulv mia of 4 I'D trri and u,. ,!r,tu.r
10 TIE ii y,ar rt he. 49,.
-, -. .
~ IvI te h.Nit- Tor 2 ana,
Do up you. t',.r. n,d t,s., in ,,oa.
n, u.,In ali Ia" 's,T 10 '' "0N'
lAo relatives and fEirur o.! thr iiuii. are l,-..s
fulr tviu' g. attend thc mineral I s r rii.,.
ate nt.f. "a o.lorL. fof, tho f,.f,ur, All r. 3
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A southern view oil 'ranl's BATTLES.

Tho T. uouI CORE spondeut uf the LONDON
TiYei gives Le following version Of H.. a.!,lgc, o,
General Graut's army tryIu Spots, lysnia Court
II use TO H., Ch,,kalomny
On tie la ilH., Gen. Zee, 7lslz'ctiuy Grant
would au'Wpt % repeat what i- .n, wu among tl,.
.ou.riei1i', '- - ",r.u uoyemeut," teguu to
| llA' CURE lJr post,u. krrrluv' o. and IA lk.'4
uF.s.ot7 N A. 'tslA's Sur1- the latter tri porir
- Wtt' % {" TO- corps. were sent 60 the rtght to
rae ~ battle ucd ui Is. n,- n ll 4ud Cold Han 5ii
'lth yruet- ~ ucet py tue emLcucc. lu that Iu,i-
! ?. t.ts a'e-ekeI tie eucmy t. e. .roA.. aud
! GROVE lltt To their Ir'r"lVhueuts. r.. i'ra.lr
/ and Muorc ol HIPS corp, were counll, -
| ,''7..u "a sanins oer,an ad,auta-r.,s p.-
,r,lrl He,h ami were '' p.p5i-,J t-'I' ~, IL.
tlokc's nj KrkianG's brigade. also -.
| u A's corps. In ttr meantime d orce oi iniautr,
.,hs '...t .tatu the Nutc House up to rurst.I =
s'atior IN TIC i0r- E;er X ulwsy, ,u tie Cli',..
| "rrue right IL nus since been Ds,crlanci that
/ t.s ioI,- constituted para oi Bdrur's army.
. iLe -IeHt,r I.rs u Wish i-J already .oi,ed
! orirt
! %. the iuorl.ng 81 the "a 1t was di4covered that
"4ant t-n eu;ri s"aS To tae rgu', l, Lrc ui.J
e.'ct he "oIlI oo. iic bad not ,u.. i.r, how
t"f' iu' Lee huge IS huts too ciu-,l fgr him "a,
/ iu''' exc pt under cover OF darSues. llo Cor
'tce!ue7 were put "a notion IN "a parallel l.ir.
| .tN LttlE' N-uIusri.rt ENcA'- corp. tEwri!
| De ~ s.F' s"unf round lI.c "a the afternoon
a.iU le1s he .nerny In Laut, drove llm trc.u
w. '+es oI .Lirencul, u1s ,oo 40 pr .Juers and
int '.'' = t,.sy loss IA killed and wo.uu,l l.s
toss be-. ring. Gorton. Wiy hn4 ic.u
.uat' . u... -.tnerl lor hi sliaItgy Al H.. W lie
~-It a- 14- rl-is tEd.I, Wa tJl.sI cLols Tor 10. al
tt-h Nt "iI iLiH ,Set.. h..L. oar . ,Dp "a. nm,
conflict. Nca7vhIle Brc't nr.d-,, s-u,.-,.I Iv
Nnt0A' Pi,t'rueu under oruer3 90 Alta, tlc enc
~ 60 I.r.cy Il oh, "a tie - RENE ri-Lt. Al d
lJ7" linn .l-'l L alter sharp comt.t thus .,,!r
ng very strong and important position VIII cb ~.
f"AtIAls Lat already uccu cu. rus hu' com.
I-.,.s M '-v ppr3a'hes ron - nartA au4 cas-, To-
tb' military bridges which NJ C.rlau threw over
t ' si' .f!,lt that
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Tc ouau~a Iowa. CotEiFG- of July 2sth. gives
details ~ sn a'temp' of moh At O,;amwa to t-vnk
or"u the jail and lang r. \. McConh COM ic,cd Of
the murder ~ Laura H,.v. crowd h.. tlrlcd
out TO witness M,Caml's execution. which vas To
have .akea place, and were iniuriaiei on learning
lr Il bad llon ,;a, c1 by crd, =. The Supreme
Court. \ woman made q spccch, ur-. " the mob
to hang the prisoner at once and declared that the
won u would u, IL II they had the opportunity. A
vote was tai cr aud deoiued Ia .ayor oi Immediate
~ ',o.u'iur Comb. They entered he i.il ia
the r.rr, bruk" open tho ccll aud dr,elei ou' tho
pr ncr An nuur Was s,iyci him to prcpsrc ior
DEAL, and Ac was L.hcp to- the E1m9u Catholic
ChWch o. I've ''pu7c!. H. wa then lei out
placed in awHpnr. AID Il ~ss iriycu oUt that 20
would he taken vncrr the toly ot hi victim bsd
L,ta iouud On ir,'lug l.. les, thc mob 30. 81 3 |
an melc ..rrau Eemcuit ior tie execution. Ne
Conn WIS permitted To- ity a few words and a. :
clhred hl- nnoceuoe. lie odcre'i 60 Jipye that
Gc.r.'r Lawrence was l.iug, and III al hc did not
take the 'i'e ~ Laura " ley. A. this dccl,rat on
part o' the mob rc!ruicd. and nyut viIs the re-
salt. lAr rope w.s cut; M;Cprub was driven / 81;
.ui lols' IN Jail. Several OF the leaders have
Teen arrested.
The sun., 1864-08-05
Mexico and Naxiinilla %.

TnR submission Of the Mexican people - the
~nthority Of MAxINuAs is by no means ~ general
=, has been represented by the journals IN the in
trresi OF the French and Mexican Emperors. A
iarye and powerful force Of troops exist il the
various States who refuse to soknoN lod ,e the
Imperial dynasty. These troops are partly State
ind partly national but they all concur in senti-
roen's o' fidelity to constitutional republican gov
e'nlaanI Gould they be concentrated and placed
uhuer ,he authority Of a capable general, they
"'d'n ~ anandandy able to sweep the foreign
rsuri'rs irom 'ae sol % Mexico. But the curse Of
'''''on s'a hangs over 'hat unhappy country, and
re popular leaders SEEN incapable of uniting
~ ains' the common enemy. The existence, how.
'Ser. Of these several bands o nsiionalists is al
susury Of future good. They form strong bul.
rSk sssiass tes snsnsiou u III, authority II
The sun., 1864-08-05

THR RepIhlcan General & .mfni,i., 1es.ihllel
!ass week NJ Saratoga. and, shvugh thor pro.
'~'uihSs were held with '.'s'l doors enough has
leaked out 10 make II apparent ,ta, thcr dc'.ier.-
mons We're not morr harmonious than tloe" of tie
Ffendent' HAPPY Family" ot Wa.h.ugton." :"
iho same elements ~ d'sc'id were present. The
"ncon' oouh IIN'oLN mem under IT, lcmrrsi .
VI hafsoH" started "d w.th thc dea that, the
fresidsnt beng all i0w.rlI and control n.' all tho
Offices would comifl his slboriiHaics to fscc tho
music or yaca'e their o.. ~. The srWAsp aud
BIAn men de'nurrtd. 1il declared iAat the rc-clre-
ton oi ar.LScotN did not d'p. much upon She
support Of the prrsrnt ot'.c hoder> upon th"fc
In the party who wanted oiices md contracts
hence Il waa important To- make new deal, aud
fnrn out the shialo-e thlo'Ing officials and mako
room Tor others VINO would work ior NJ. LrNooi.N
WIN more energy t"r u1condi, onh LNcoiN
'hen onef"i 70 compromise los Gust NJ the ircuIs
al secretary 'hi:r an! appointing others Of NOR,
r9nseTvai.vc po'i'1 opinions; arguing that
CHASE friends would nearly sli yo'e iur F7rgosT
aud conscqucn'is It VAS rse,ns 10 conc aie Gu.
The outside lobby Of reru l.,-u Office holders
ana contractors were qlie busy c,nvqsslng
political topics with mem ers ~ tho Committee
and seeking TO discover the way tne wind would
blow In TIM" 10 save th'ir individual crai IN cnso
et severe squan Thcse gentry were loud In thr.r
sssertions tlat oei'al q -ricta would be sure to
70 'or LiScoLs thor personal influence was used
10 Keep up the enthusiasm among the rank snl
me- g. &C IN short an unusual SIR VAS made
IN Saratoga circle, bv the aavcl. OF the R'putl-
can General Comnitte" and the caucussny OF It's
inemuefs IN one q" the pr vlic pa-lors oi prom n.
eh' ho'e'' Although the Committee wero
"Vlueo IN oph'on upon TIE best method u ry,scTy-
'Hs uio uuahi'Aiy o'i tho LiNcoIN party, they
A"'e n"n no "'A'o''y IN agreeing urou the plan OF
eonauoung INC campaign. They have concluded
W hisu u'' 'Ne'F orators u oeciln loudly against
sn' eoH'r''u'rs ana tn'e'es that have bold Oh e.
AN P''Ae 'ue ''esu'ht 'oi aifrftinS and oustiug
A' "" ""o ""'e -ceh caught amt VIII no doubt
'H0" " "H ul''A 'nose - u r'ta. ned by the
' 'SS"o Vi Li>coLS ami pI'r ot!su
WI ~ "' o'n1S p'osel''u ~ the loyalty huucoIntc
.p'' "'''"S 'no e'e''ohS IA 'ais and other
'"' iHe argument teng uai Mr..
-, ''' u "' He'n 'or iour year, hai
W 7'''e 80 near Me LaEo"r
wa 'e uu!aV'o"o 10 pe'mt
49, 80 reap "'o r"HrH que to
The sun., 1864-08-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES &c

A HORSE CART AND HARNESS n)g
foTthem at I'ent. Enquire ~ Pat i9th 81. r
EOR SAlI--3 HORSES, VALUABLE FOR
l. farmer, licensed v,udoIs rht r!rtnr or Az Y
bnHint ~ also nne bscei mare one e55 one sCb
one . q Nso are Young ck horsa Apply st u
New ,hanhsisst. glo
EoR SAIL GOOD COAL CART Horses.
nj Tor c.tler downtown cIrtmen or cellar yori
eiro chta! male Apply ~ Bsr Tenth ave, hctw,.s
ylst HIi I'D tts.
EOR SALE-ONE GOOD WORK HORSE
= yeaIs old, Is hands hil a. -ound upd Kind iu "A
harness. suitable 10y MIX Butcher. VI any Kind a
wvtA: , Sali Al sV' West 18th ~ tsss ssn lU,h sn2
b'S "sSS~ ~
The sun., 1864-08-05
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


"'' So
"''',' '''' '"' '''s' ''.'O"- VIII :"
~ 80 ~ > N' 's ".''u ''a''' '"o
. I,1 -, "a"
~" '- ''"' '."N' H''u "n'
~ """ '"''', 'N A''"'N Io'
,..' '.'' ~" Nu'u.' ~
- '''N '''''1 NJ ''e '"e '' S'''" anu 'n'''
~ ~ ~ a""ur'' WI" 'ei ahnu@i couiou'
"',"0'N'' 80, F'' '''' ~ ''"iu '"o"'''
''' ." NV 'p''o" VI u''
''' u, 49, 'u'o - ~ ''N''F"n pearlh'
nv" i've a'' p'5A"o wen"
''aS 'o"' "u.n-' IT, Ir.'
in' 'oe' III 'e issued IN denominations Of hiv'
Wv ""'',, NV "u"ui'u' one thousand, ana h'e
-, y ., "''""' ", pay =
NV =" " "''' ~ '''eH ~ 'u' suo-'rh"'s'
va su's, ''iOn' H"' 10 ''' my ao'h''' OF some
""''.l" ,'I' % nay ao'lAf''
H"P.'eaie "i'iheat's "iu he i~urd tor ell d"psit.
-. ,' '"e o''''"'
- :, -. f"'''"' A'''
1t. -, - F''
.ri,,.- ,,...i,,,,, 1T, -, =, ~
r..,.,,..,, ~ ''''
IA. an ~. ,..,,.,,i.,.., a..
Of of,n.,.,,,,,,a,, ~ ~.
,i..o,i..,.I ,.,,,e.-,.. -. ~ W
,.r.t '-'' - ''e'
In,,'...,.tr,
,a,Ic 'i US y" w "''
,,-,,,,r,,,,.,,, -, -, r''' ~ 'ne '
,.,h, ,o,,. dr,,,, ,,,..ra.. &C.,,
'''' 'N' 'u-"-' - prHohs
"-"'"s -u'S' uen' 10 '' date must paw the
"''"'4 IRON" da'e oi note TO date oi deposit
Nu sn''''''"ns '"eh' -hN' sHnisahd dollars and
loved comm, ion Of op,'an,r,.t y" ar. ,,.Don'
. bt.h IN 49,, H. - -.
y; Of bill for the aniou rifle 70 ty the oei
The sun., 1864-08-05

VETERANS OF 1HE WAX OF 1872 -
~, u!aI mou b. INES til vii b. he'd al the Mo.
Ger nuuse BroOmc and d"tc'r t- on thif Fritit,
pre- 10 hear iGvo arc rurt tor az .Acursiou a
u new aud heautitul psI'. Il. RAY NDNll Rrip
O.ui. ABM. DALl.i, Col. lsAAC N, pHILa
AADt. 10
The sun., 1864-08-05
Third National Bank, No. s Nassau

Third National Bank, No. 8 NASSAU
street Agents tor the Ses t;oyernp,.nt In.n 7
end $40 Treasury Notes. The Ihird Naticnai Bank.
oin, receive subscriptions Tor this loan
ese no'er r are PAYABLE IN yes,. from Aueu't ~
80 aia nraa 49, anu D 10 per cent. interest, wi
maturity INTO per cent gold inte!e beaIinl 6-2O
phIs @ - oiuel 70 AID Iersons of sai means TO take
Is lohh, TINS pank III receive albscripuon and
ait any sum ON account thereof, not lees s1l
upon Whch ihterest sii be allowed to subseriien> az
we rs,s ol anu 5-l0 per coat. io date OF dfpos 10
the nai payment Of subseriptions. &, N. JORpAN,
The sun., 1864-08-05

To Nv. .rybody Buy your Matches uo.
he'ofc the stamp goes Oh
aud doubles th. price.
Inc diamond Parlor Match,
the te'' ia thr ,otld!
Ale +" iihe cleaper than any Others, u. the Lodi
MANUFACTURING Lo's, 10 Cortlandt-st. .ag
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DRoPosALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

s se.&s' ~ s,Tss
five HUN hED {s0j CAVALRY H0RsEs, to
be delivered at Des Moines, Iowa, within thirty
TWO IROUsAHD ta,oc) CAVALRY HORSES,
forty day. from date Of contract WV
to be delivered at St. Louis. MO, within t4S forty
Two aHoUsaSp tasS6, CAVALRY HORSES.
70 Do asi'srsd at Columbus Ohio, within (5o) afty
TWO TRoUsANp 1sso6) CAVALRY HORSES,
to be delivered At Chicago, H., within (6N af.y
Said horses to be sound in all PARTICULARS not less
than nvs 80 nor more tn nice 90 years old from
10 10 hands high; dark color good square trot-
tiers. Bride wise, and of size sufficient Tor cavalry
These Specifications seiH be strictly adhered to and
'tgid'y snto,Gd IN erery particulars
No bid will BIS entertained unlees accompanied
by a guaranty Of its faithful performance.
Form q bid end gasrarty can be had On applics-
iowa csnaa Geo. a1P' IL
apoiis. Ind: Captain Insham CoryslI, A o. M st,
Louis. No Cspfain Lowry, AZ a.. Columbus,
Success fai Elders viii Be- REQUIRED 70 Enter into
written contracts with GOOD and suf Client securi
ty. within eight ts) days from date of accept
ance of bids.
.Ths cath Of allegiance must accompany each
bid.
IRE undersigned reeeIvss the risht to reject all
Nc BID VIII be entertained for lers than fty hor.
Paymen. win be made on completion OF contract,
ss be os
airy Horses" and addressed to Captain James A.
HhiI Chief sa Qnsrternaster, Cavalry Bureau.
Any 1qStss, Inform alton will e promptly given
jsls-l2t Chic 9. NJ, Cavalry Bureau
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Headquarters, Prouost AarshaPs 0aee'
- washington, D. c., Jan. 2, }ro4.

HEADQUARTERS, Provost Aarshal's 0ace'
rsfrA 2. Washington, D.. O., Jan. :, )So4.
Special Orders No. 2.-The sale OF n2 uots CON
tanning alcohol is totally prchi1f'eo III Tic io1-
lowing designated localities:
: Squares iI6. III, 139 and 1io; 50 much thereof
as front OF Nineteenth ana al s.'se's, Al the VI
entity of Nineteenth street PARK.
Iaz' las I39, 15S. $50, 6H, ISL and 1872;
so mncb thereof as front on Seventeenth, Egh-
teen,h. M ans streets. in the vicinity Of Sew
enteensh- street and ambulance parks.
Squares 30, 80, ~, Al, az, 43, Al, So, SD 81, SIS,
I 1oi, 100. i2l, es las 14s, i4s i; in the First
Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue:
Squares 2, s. 8, 10, Is, 10, a9 in the vicinity Of
G. street wharf --r
Squares 107, 1906 1853, 16i, 1871, 1s5; SO much
thereof as froEt on Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and K streets, IN the vicinity
of the K-street stables. 'ss' 'ssafiE -
Squares 472, 473, sol, SOP and 500; in the vicin-
ity Of Sixth and Seyenth-street wharves.
Squares 573, 57i, $50, 63i 632, 633, 63i, SSH 63,
or any vacant street or avenue included in these
squares, being in the vicinity Of railroad depot
and Soldiers Retreat. .-s.s .s-f Fl. $40
the vicinity of Ola Capitol and Carroll prisons
and barracks.
On any place within tour squares of Bladens-
burg toligate.
On any place within two squares OF hendail
On any place within two squares OF Railroad
park, {being those published in Special Orders
No. 9 from these Headquarters, of date Novem-
Der 4. 1861 -E--s o.
Squares 232 233. POT, 2Gs 269, 270, 297, 1885, 3a6,
1927, $50, 35 3Si, 3s5, 3S6, iU9 40, 433, 434, 462
463, 492, 53i, and squares q and ID, on Maryland
avenue. IL the vicinity of Government railroad,
depots, and storehouses. 'rEs --.F
Squares 500, 5O4, 5ia, SIS, 5i6 and SAT- in the
vicinity of Sixth and Seventh street wnarves.
Squares 3SI and $50; SO much thereof rs front
on Louisiana avenue, in the vicinity OF the
Central Guardhousa
Upon the Mall in the vicinity of the Monu-
ment and Government cattle yards; or upon any
place in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant, Carv yer,
Stone, Columbian College, CampbelHs, Lin
coin, Douglas, Emory, or Armory So uare Hos
pitfalls, being those pubiishedin especial Or
ders No. 22' from these Headquarters, of date
November IL, 1869, and the following, not
heretofore embraced in orders la. . -
The whole of SQUARES 49, 14i, 165, t66, los. 1863,
TO, and III, in the vicinity of the War DE part-
Inent, and the offices and depots Of the y uar-
termaster's Department. Be- = -
The whole of squares $40, 6e2, 6Si,' 6s5, 6S6,
6s7 6ss CO. Co., 1913, 72i, TBS, 726, 727, $50, 732,
733 $50. 757, 75s 76I 762 763, 785, $50. 7S, 18S,
and the Railroad Depot rt-.
All permits Tor the sale of liquors containing
alcohol IN any OF the above prescribed locah-
ties are declared to be void. $3.50 rss. ....
Violations of this order will be prompt and
severely punished by confiscation of liquors
and confinement OF the Offenders.
By order of HENRY e. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. S. BAKER,
ja4 Lieutenant and AGjutant.