davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-01-10

eD TIE copperhcad District Convention
at indianapolis, yesterday, appointed de,egga:
tcs to the coppcrhead National Convention
and passed n resolution declaring Tint Gen
Mcclellan is sin every way qualified to be-
come our standard-beaFcr IN the approac ching
Presidential cnnrass. =. -. ~: :
Tic Convention acted seusibly., The grave
digger Of the Chfcknhominy possesses the qual-
tiles thst exactly fit him to be the coppe1head
candidate for President; but that is as near
MS he will ever get to the White House.. !;
, 1864-01-10

New YoRK LEe1srATuns.-Thc New York
Legislature, organized on Tuesday. In the
senate, Jamcs Tcrwintger was elected Clerk,
and Axel B. Hull serEeantcatrArms. In ths
Assembly, Thomas B. Alrordewas elected
Speaker; Joseph 3. cushman, Clerk, md
Charles e. Young, SerGeant-at-Arma. =,
, 1864-01-10

=. E- The election for Mayor, Comptroller
and Treasurer Of Pittsburgh took. place on
the5th Inst, al the. Union Republican eaa-
dldates were elected by largc naajoEittcs.
Nj. Lowry's majority over Mi. Hunter Cop:
perhead) was 1885,: Tie; uaajorities TOR
Comptroller and Treasurer, .Hero: about The
, 1864-01-10

@iseellunenus.
N o T ALCoH OIL O.,
AMoHY CONCENTRATED -->''
EXTRACT
a PURE TONIC.
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN B3TTERS
PREfAEED EY
DR., G, N. JACKSON, PhiIa., Pa.
WILL EFFECTuALLf CURE
Liver C0MPLAUT, ,n,
Chssis Or Ner1oas Debility, Diseases .! ~
Kidneys, aud ali dlseases arising from
dlssxkered Liver or StauaeA,
ton. = ,S@ssa' ,sssss''ffii Piles.
nsss ns3f:s Ss's!:y s a!$ss g ss:s4sse + =
Hsa ssES4 s%Es! 4 q
cssa sss Rss s
Is 6 ia Sq. a. Esa
u Hi55bs, 95s e. f. Sadssa Ia 1 t!asSs: S q
Of S:Ss5:;;:;ss:s 81; f. j s'''s
aGs liz 81 HH gGy.s II III esa;.s FzV1h
no ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY, =
easss out Of 5 hundred. =,
Do you want something to Strengthen Yeay'
Do you want Good Appetitaf
DO yuu want to Build up your coossitatieat
Do you want to Feel Welt
Do you want to get rid Of Harvousnass9
NJ you want EnszXy9 =:
Do You want TO Snep We11f
Doyuu want Brink and Vigorous Tos1tnx1 ~
Nyou do. use HooFLANDS GERMAN B11TnA.
PARTICULAR NOTICE >.
There nsany tions sold under the nszne3
Bttte5s put In in QnaEt bottles. composed o1 -
*. tss E.iioS. Ss sssfe d; ahxaissd S 81 % &n.s 4
This eisas of Mtters kas cansed and will conunas -
s r e q e.
sssRs a a.
ssseadast upon dsfards III liz md death: Beasss
Attention, soldies! End Friends Of solatsss.
mssas i i: s5sy - fset ~ a9SfT%ap1
taaacsd y Prs7stea: @ q ea9s
H. n y .sf vi 4 8 s. m
thst axeg large nropo1tion ~ sufferers nom dee0-
81 pes.ss ss1as rssR
s,e & n Is e .s2 e
Bsts5s TsFs rsssl! s. 9ssd ssonE onr sos,s 6naars
Me csl ateation se o. ae f e5alns femarf.Ss -
veil apthenticated cure Of one Of the nauon'a hsxoe
bp The Bltters-"
Gen9n 4 Isp, ptts5 nas ssysd s
Wao Se1s fay seEp!.ant q ID sSs eiFeamsssness 4
aPsa sst aa
"a y
the s:eamers STATE Msine.' foni Wh.ch lsaded q
ee ess fss I'M ass
rS %ss az %
| inmedlatcIs thToxn m sealn- '.''.''
Ell fssP
"a seecrdngly M physlsans, xho h.d been xorka
P4Ssa &C. snk iea ne "a
na ao e y
Cd ahds - bsss snatea AZ h1 -
e ss
SegE ts5 AZ d1sy Ss
sesaeS = dssth !ssedsa: I'd ss aoT thssE HSx
en sd
& bsinE ps1attssd = j9in r w aaa dasshtsssa
Sess HEAT Il tssr @ ,aTssa5!s hisss1s ~ q
f5|si;sss III y Bosom 5ss VIC q asss
y Ell sse ruth Of Is sseye
as We had despairct Of seeing ourcoEEade Mr. AAcaE
*t55t[S JSnS e1pRIERAcE. y, xssy York B.tsssz-
EASEYERE; +. g s5,i5:z !, 4 ves%eazz. veeaeazf'
, 1864-01-10
pub};o .ore: hora

~ by cautioned .zainss pxrehaatnx = eezta,u ID d.
selyes, payahie ~ iaca:ns sttes dsse Il tss.Ss1
fire AsadFed g sod IEsnsy md aolootA bAiars. viii
= PRS. and Tnhnas Coaapaay"-eadorsad' % e fsa
back; LTess and 1ribn1e Company By Wm. Broa,~
nf1ss 2: y. Spear. 6. Ray and A..cosiea," Al.
md ecnseqneatlJ III sseond peymens mi 30 coz.
tssted. ae neither the Pres aud Tribune Comps
nor . ~ "rr!hune Company" have aty aotsa o1t.
r.;..:r seey cn.sago Tribune sG Genp ns; pany.. .
Chicago, H.. January ,, 1a6l. fhatf71.iT
, 1864-01-10

AT Leicester, Vermont, on the 9Th nit,
the wife Of John G. Bullock died, on the ssth
husband and father. followed them to the
graye. AL we're Victims Of dipthczih
, 1864-01-10


We Ftye the following quotations c1 e marketable
yalue Of HoEs It the close OF the daily narset this
evening:
Prfpe to cxtFA QUAnt1e1....
Medium to pftme...
Common to Medium ...-....s...-.....-.... A$k&510
With almost nominal receipts during the Hcck aao
m exritcd demard In the market, nott advance
OF &c per 100 ~ medium 10 Il n qualities snd Of
&c on COMMON to medium.
GA1uEpAy Eva1xG, Jan. a.-HoWeyer Fap3d the
ftsht Of time msy generally appear 70 oe. yet taese
ar n.,1ods when 1t ve eon1d, 1aould feel dIposed
10 Incresse it, epeed, and the weak now ended hss
eea gae Of kveh periods In sae hAsosg efAehoG ada
, 1864-01-10
# TDLEWILD.

| MRS. r. ?. WILLIE -,
WIN reesvs several sd1tttoaal roriia bStves0 taa
Akea Of n1s Ana toHf&eens to educate With her oVn
deughtere n fdlcytlA. Addfses 21s- Il. +. WTLLiH
'iAeoEsas o<asgs cos1Js Z. Z. : ds3& &E339FW1Aafs
, 1864-01-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Enalnk Jan. 3, 1861.

SATURDAY EvHxI1o, Jan. 9, 1851.
The Receipts OF Lave Hoes and Beef Cattle 1t the
various yards in the city Gutin~ the week ending to-
day, compare IL follows with the pseS1ous weeks
Gncs Oct, 8, 1SG3: go :
, 1864-01-10
DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EvENIsd. Jan. 9. 1851.
FREIGuTS-Itere is no change In rates. VIC
, 1864-01-10

w The Richmond Ehig is good deal
disturbed ut the hnstc with which sweeping
corecstptions and similar measures arc now
passed npon by the rebel Congress, and asks
If this taste Is s'a symptom Of panic, of trcp-
i6atIon bordering On dcspairs Are, we re-
duccd to the necessity of making such IN
exhibition to our enemies and to the: world,
in rcsorting to such desperate measures, m
paralleled In the history of wars:" The
Richmond Paper evidently fears that the
rebel phalanx is evidently showing those
signs Of excitement and ,trepidation- which
rortend break and IN ignomlnious retreat.
~ The Pennsylvania Senate is at q dead
lock, and cannot orgauize.. At last accounts
balloting for Speaker WIS still in progress,
and tic result each time was tie. One Of
the Republican Senators who Ia Colonel, was
captured In battle, and is now Z prisoner
ut Libby, the rebels refusing to exchange
him. Taking fnvantagc of'this accident, the
coppe1lead Senators Of Pennsylvania have
exhibited the unspeakablc meauncss Of re.
fnsing to allow an. Organization. The con:
troll Of the Senate rightfully belongs to the
Unionists, but taking; advantage Of the NIB:
sence Of ono member, under the circumstan;
ces nnmcd, the tories Of that body defeat IN
orga anizatiop. '"~ -
, 1864-01-10

The total receipts of Beef Cattle for the weak ea-
tnc to-day amount to so0 head. THIS Is ITO head
less than were received list week. aad w less than
The receipts Of the corresponding week Of last year,
The daily receipts At the various yards compare As
folloWt:
, 1864-01-10
RAlLRO ADS.
CHANGE OF TIME,

On and afrcr SUNDAY. january 1okh. Trains viii
leave Van Buren, street Depot "a fouowa;
EEsn!nE Express, With Sleeping Car to
5.t0 p. U1.
Night Express, with sleep!ug Car to To-
s.l9N p e.
NJ l. II II III ;sS = Il
Railrcads.
Trains for DETROIT have At MS =. m. and :. u
Pm.
On Sunday one Train only viii leave, At so p. NJ
SAMUEL c. HOUGH,
Western Passenger Agent,
jaats':1w 50 chskss,, under shetman House
p ARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
ne sub.erthers ont7 for sa,e on very favorable
rs SSs.'s5 e S
Hs ~ g e. ni17 a ayp5 sn onaT
teen yesTs I'D are nnass hs6 .stt of eaisi!stioa
n 81
Ssysrsl Of the f,sms hsss large orchards. .one in
osss oT.nfe aedse. Vii Ill eu1assa IA 'ss. * tsa
- ~
s, sad .h stone With veins
TSty sIs sscessssls 70 eSufsaes md good schee1s.
iRs' Essta 1s
sSsE % bs; 'a saS S.si fssE
aasss ss = ss9 q s tac will ,o, on
g IS :sfn: :a "a az p1soe
tesdy fer d oseapsEey xhete the Country Is
a:as
i'saa. H. Of fiSiSS sIsssIli 5ss:sa.
, 1864-01-10
SAP ON 1F1 ER,-
--.- Q&,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Family Soap Maker. !.

wAR nakea high prices: sApoal8sr helps to redsna
them. Il nsket SOAP for TouE cents ; porod, .
az CAUTION As 5prriess Lyes s.e oesred Also
b carefa knd only buy 1e PA11Hr1n ast1e1e rut %
In tEos ea1s. III others being couatesfflts.
Pt4nsylsania Salt Aa1n4a<tatiax c..
Fhi1sa+,phia-1z7 Walnut P1ttsbutx-r4ts ssrsst
ana Duqneane Way.
, 1864-01-10

THE GREATEST III hED1CA1;
Il DISCOVERY or THR AGE.
- pr. KEHHEpY, 1t Raxbury, AsHs
Has discovered = coxxoH PASTURE wEED. ~
cures serotnla, ErJaPeiaa, Bait Rtenan. EnRen3
sca1d Head Pn1paeH Ucnf1ted Sore Legs, Rcsbs ~
posshta O. sIs1J n.lns and natn5s. hsnevs1 1Ee
popular remedy. For ale bJ an dfukzlsn.
Aeetp3lzz+Adp
~ % n NFTER
, 1864-01-10

The total receipts Of Live Hogs for the week ending
today arnouns to 5,sse ThA i e5.53 les5 than were
received during the previous week. aad g. oa atss
th.n the receipts OF the corresponding week Of last
year. The daily receipts Il The various ya.ds com
pare - followB:
, 1864-01-10

DRIED FRrIT3-APPLKs-Sew 1otk and
cthe7 PINE qualities IN almost uontnal supply
and coed demand Ohio aud ludlana fruit u in far
yions quotations. PEAcnEs-unplrea Actise and ii
moderate supply: pared TeE3 scarce and II active
demand, Previous Quotations unchanged RA1aIxa--
r.arkfs = - ..s 1, a.-s.oa
taiiens lAsrakEEEs Ne qnois noEuinaliy. theFs BE-
| it'd supply and yetJ nxm. CHxxElH-n 4aost nom
supply or NO lots only aro tn tbs market
Eh}rh la hetnH held At S1CASjc. VIC uuote:
, 1864-01-10

LT1inER-1n f!.r atmana ~ tae ftty naae ! 1.t1
int.d u cafT one Of two ralEnJ1 IRE ret 1hlo to
tsle any shipments TIE following 2re the yard phi
ct&; - ~ - ! =
, 1864-01-10

FKTiTs-GHxsx irPIxs in limited. demand
For sound tfuit' prices hrt very dr1n End high. A
large quantity Of frosted and damaged hnit Is the
market. which being offered a. very reduced rates.
charged. bnAsoEsEsteIy fruit Is in TAR
demand and moderate supply. Havana
in small supply and tnaetire. CH41BKxR1Ks ID
stead. demand and arm al previous quotations.
CnksxuTs--Good qualities are In nfr demand and
lrnl, but medium and common arc tn lltte request.
UICKoRy NCTs-Su1aIl nuta in active deman1. large
nrcsen cnfafthna. He arotH:
, 1864-01-10

Fisfi-iAxE FISH uu!st and very arm at "a g1ner
quotations. AsckESaL ~ moderate demand and iair
ncifre and firm with previous quotations unchanged.
HInElxos liberal supply and easy ut present quo
, 1864-01-10

lsisaehsetsole. ...Mako
Nuenas AyrEz......A28o
QT1noFo. OW ...~.-6lA&C
O1ooco. NW-.....9a2Hs
OTtnoco good daR-
a&ed...+...... ~. .5@Nc
, 1864-01-10

I[QEH,
1ea EoEA, At Is IS and as, dividing on 20 HA
8 Hozs, ii S6.E1H and S.62k, dis1dinT ou 90 rs
80 Hogs, Y aIise # aad g dT!alnE On ~ hs
ss EoRs, ut ss-15 $50. and 7-D. dlvs1t1s On 1N ane
L 80 rs Ntk.9
buyelt generally keeping and IA the pres
eat sssS @ r. .s;x E fw ea4pn9
, 1864-01-10

Harness, H.; @&dc
Kip. medina. ..-n.1 .1GU-1
Elp, hEavy.-.... E7&c
Cali, No. l.s.... Ice -
CAG,7ee0n<4e-... t.1d31.N
Upper foot. :. 2&fa-sc
Ruasett BrtMe.: -
Vetde.... .... 4@2h@
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i slsughtesH 6oM --~
FTe1th K1p-,... A0+ -
Best calf q ~. 1WA =;
- r r.. 1aN4lN
LAxaoine,P dex ID NAH. &C
Rutsett Liaing1-, 7.Man. -
FFnkLtntngt....fo fo1el3- ~
Rp+tnw -. IL NaA1r. RI
, 1864-01-10
rAH1GKUTB AND FASH
1ONADLE LIEEs

The Legislature is again in session, but not
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
UNITED STATES HENS.

Gen. Books, commander Of the 10Th corps, has re,
sigLed.
Stephen H z.Iberger has arrived in Baltimore, from
Richmond al. taken the Oath Of ak glance.
Messrs. VIM. GiImor an &. Bryce Hoffman, arrest
ed during the recent excitement 10 Baltimore, have
been released on parole.
Trails are running on the Baltimore end Ohio rail
road-psssengers changing at Harpers Ferry until the
bridge IS finished.
Brig. Gen. Daniel McOCok, died in Stubenvile,
Ohio, on Saturday last from wounds received in tie
attack upon Kepnesaw Mountain.
A letter from Washington to the I ibune says the
total number Of patients IN all the military hospitals
throughout the country s about ninety thousand in
the camp hospitals fifty housand-rnaking total Of
ore hundred and forty thousand.
-Four hundred factory girls, working 10 the cotton
factory at Roswell, Ca sted bg order fisher
man, the u>feelng beas, and sent north Ct the Ohio
river, penniIess and triendess to seek livelihood
among stlange aad hostile people.
John A. Murray, formerly OF Easton, Md, Abra-
ham s. Parks, Lieutenant 10 the 22d Virginia intan
try, and A. s. Cructfed, OF Virginia. reported them
selves to tee Provost Marsh il of Baltimore az deser-
tiers from the Contederate army took the oath and
were reh ascd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
As Far from the End 90 Ever.

The Chicago Times acknowledges that the Efforts of
the North in this war have proved disastrous failure
and that really the Government at Washington is no
the SUBJ ugation of the rebellion than it two
years ago. Il speaks thus boldly
lhe three main upon which the Aminisra-
ton and its adherents have relied for assistance 10 the
suppression of the rebellion viz starvation financial
ruin and generalization, have all failed to render the
Union cause the slightest assistance With ample sup
pes with armies that are unit in their resistance the
South opposes Us every where to-day with mnch eter
mination and in great force The rebel armies
are nowhere demorailzed the contrary, they are
everywhere uut In their resistance to the orth, and
in addition, present at every point strength as
numerically great in spite Of continued and enormous
losses that with which they have opposed at any
time during the war. Practically We are not one rood
nearer the subjugaton of the rebellion than we were
forts and Other sronghod but we have not conquered
the people; We do not hold the country nor have we
The parties attempting the task utterly una
BILE to effect what they have undertaken. They have
spent some two thousand million dollars have plunged
the nation into practical bankruptcy; have had an
armed force Of nearly or quite two million men have
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
Ru Epp.hI for Augusta.

years ago the wr tier Of this article made an appeal
Augusta Whining sufferers. 1t was responded to
promptly By the Ii OF Augusta. 1t when the yell
ragged IL h city aud when death visited many
happy resices; There in the his skeleton foot
had od all, in the highest places of
power aid III the rs Of private lite hi+ icy presence
mad been te E. person here ren'eu bers the sad
which heo rTOuEGed tEea. Is there tf: who
r. mbegs not tha OF which | speak? Tls cloud
the igtesr OF your hCpeshe blank
feeling u Lca entertained for tue fate Of
The CITY. Then Tbs Sisters OF Ae from Ehaeston ds
ara ed Their duges AID adminsIered mercy fated
CITY Gen. Beau 3caCd administered to the wants OF suffer
Ing huDauy by scndlg his own phy sicans to the relief
Of WInpg on. All remember aud must appre
TIE cuCD eeE bjch excited throughout the whole
country bv.t Of th& unhappy people, The has
Chang, q.
Augusta the abcde Of wounded and sick soldiers
They cal aEices De sent TO alleviate their suerlng
Petersburg d3 attention Every person most do all
il hia power the SAX Of common country Each
one must MAKE proper application for himself In a
dspetch to-day frOla DE-, Eve, Of Augusta, he
send yoA is greatly ueeCed for the tick and
wounded" Remember Petersburg and the brave men
there, and their der whose kmdeess and herosm
his eounryen have all by beer Ltc Gala for assistance
Tor his brave and suffering III. "A. b.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
DnsERTNRs In YADKIJ.
~

We learn from gentleman, who composed one Of
guard of six deserters from Yadkin county, on Saur
day last that the ds erters are carrying on at bgb
rate in that County. O0e day last week, band Of
these tories and traitors to the South entered the town
of 1anknvile aud demanded the keys of the Jail from
TIE Jaor-went 70 the Jail and released all therein con-
fued, among whom were several charged with the kill
ing militia officer.
The Board of Surgeons, who were holding az exam
nation at that place, were compelled to have guard
around the town and threats were made to capture
Gov. Vance, who to speak in Yadknvllle, on Fri
day, the 9th inst.
Surely it is high time that some steps were taken 10
rid the Western portion of the State from these awss
bands OF desperadoes, who continually killing our
clzens and destroying the property of those who have
never done them harm, ard their own kindred.
Those which passed through here were deserters from
Lees army, and natives of Cobb county, Georgia
Citizens grid on your armor for self defence
IedeH ErDrsSS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
Aoblc ssn,ln..n.s from Norelx.n, Lady.

A lady in Iowa writes to her brother, soldier in
the Confederate army at M )ble follows
o. how long for the day to arrive hostilitiss
will cease and th7 Sou harn Coofederacy will BE- crown
ed with the glorious wreath Of victory, ing achieved
their independence and secured themselves from the
Yankee tyrants pray terVenty that the South may
succeed and know they will, tor God is with them
and they must succeed.
If were in the South would make clothes for the
soldiers | wish were Dear y0u for l know could
aid in making you comfortable. 1t is needless for NE
10 say you be cheerful amid all the privAon5 and
hardships you have to undergo for knowledge CT
holiness OF the Cause in whicn you are engaged is
suficient to silence the cry Of complaint dlssatis
faction.
The Scuths all is at stake |! Never-never give up
10 the slaves of the Northern despots. My heart
hrobs in anxious expectations of the happy results Ct
this springs ga. Victory must be yours!
The noble soldiers ca the South cannot be permitted
by almighty, mercul and just God, to epill their
blood much longer, fighting with the worthless of
the North
How many hearts the hateful Aboli.ioniss have
made to bleed | cannot boar to LOCK at one Of tnem
much less to speak to them
A call vas made through the papers for the Catholic
ladies to meet at of the pubic 81 hoo houses to
adopt to collect and take tables at the
Sanitary Fair; but, thank God, only seven Catholic
ladies in D. attended il.
Three cheers tor the Catholic ladies of D.!
True to principle, to justice, and the Constitution franz
ed by the Wisest and best OF men. If the ladies of
D could WELD the governing sceptre, peace
would soon smile upon the laud desecfated by this
unhoy war.
do love to hear you speak so hopefully aud san
guine OF success but why should any feel speak
otherwise l feel 60, too, and il would
be your side, battling for the homes, the fresds
and the atars of tie Souh-aooye ALL lear, sacred
liberty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
UNOFFICIAL COMMISSIONERS TO RICHMOND.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia,
I0qurer States in reference to the Vi OF JaqaesS ana
Hike to chnond that the report that they acted in
an official capacity for the Federal Government or that
they any respect recognized either at Washing
ton or in Richmond agents, messengers, en7oJs &c,
of the United States, is untrue. 1 ne object OF th, ir
mission was not present in its natute, but altogether
ulerior and dependent upon circumstances which may
arise hereafter Although it is not officially known what
Was precise object Ct their mission, still it is under
stood that it locked to restoration OF peace. They
reached Richmond by passing, wi permission through
Grants lines. They found difficulty in entering TIE
Confederate nes and in fact every courtesy Uas kind
y extended to them they ourreyed towards the cap
ita. AS Colonel Jaqueas arrive in richmond
be requested that he might be placed under guard
dom of the city was Immediately extended to him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
TIE FIGHT AT SMOKERS GAP.

Correspondence Of the New York Herald.l
Smokers FERRY, July 20 The forces under Maj.
Gan. Wright have pursued Early aud Breckenridge
from aehngt on to this place. sometimes skirmis5lug
with their guard, which proved to have been kept
"a hours in Iear OF main body for purposes OF
observation. 1t invariably fed when attacked. When
near Purce!svlg some miles South Of Suckers Gap,
DUTIES cavalry, of Gen. Crooks command, came upon
their trains and captured 81 of their wagons, with but
slight loss, Up at the mouth Of the Gap be had a
more serious tine, and lost few men. Crook then
brought up his cavalry, and passing through the Gap,
reachd the ferry, which so strongly protected that
be could not cross.
The next day General Wright came up with some of
his troops, and determined TO attempt a crossing,
sufficiently at least to determine their strength. He
did So and under cover Of artillery fire. crossed
several regiments which maintained their ground MAI
fully for some time; but just as reiLtorcemenis
about to join them they back, the right of the
line being IN CONFUSION. The whole Yankee loss
is estimated at 300 men.
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FROM EUROPE.

RIcBMoND; July 18th, 1864.
European adv:ces of the 10Th instant Lave been re-
cei7ed.
deputation from tie socet for OBJ aiming cessation
of hos titles in America, waited Lord PalneIston on
the 18th and urged the COVE! to mediate for esor
alton of the belgereats They argued that
the indie e tie Cocfederacy virtually
pshed and the prol ngatoa of the would only result
in mutual slaughter
Palmesston in epy s.d that they who in q1arrels in
terere will oft wipe bloody He ret afraid of
bloody bu. fassed that nediatoy proposals would
be premature.
The from The continent Indicates peaceful settle
ment of the Dano- German question.
The Confederate loan had further advanced, and was
buoJaHt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
Paw of Yankee Soldiers,

The following is The pay of enlisted men in Liucon's
army, under late act of his Congress
Sergeant MAJORS $26; q1arterm 4ster and commssary
eergeauts of cavalry, artillery and infantry $40
geauts of ordnance, sappers ard miners and po9aors
1884, corporal of ordnance sappers and miners and pom
touers $780, prvates OF engineers and ordnance OF the
first class, $l8 ) and of the second class, SIC !;
corporas of cavalry, artillery and infantry
farrie,s and bIscksmitbs of cavalry and artillery
Sl8; privates of cavalry, artillery and infunry So
leaders of brigade and regimenta bands, $75 muai-
baus, SIG hospital stewards Of the first Glass; $3j ;
hospital stewards of the second class $2j hospital
stewards of the third class 1913.
All commissioned officers and prva les in the reg
uar army serving under enlsmets made prior TO July
22d, 1861, shall have the privilege of reenlsting for
term of three years. in their respective organic ltion9
until the drst of August next and all such non,com
mssioned officers ard privatss reenlisting shall be
entitled to the bouuPs mentioned in the Joint resolution
of Congress- approved January I3th 1864
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04

SIGNIFICAET.-The New ork News, of the 18Th
inst, speaking of the effect of invasion upon the
currency, says "It is matter of surprise with
some that gold should have fallen yesterday in the
face of the bewiIderng condition of affairs 10 Mary
land. We think however, that there is little
for wonder. The fact that, after three years of hos
Titles taxing the utmost resources of the Fed'ral
Government the Confederates able to invade the
Mort, and threaten the Federal capital, has impressed
our money dealers with the conviction that the is
failure that the appeal to arms must be relinqusled
and that peace is at hand 1t ls this prospect Of
approaching peace that has favorably Influenced the
price OF greeDbacks despite Of the startling Intelligence
from MARYLAND"