davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-06

tEfom WA!ttF Bf2Wh'4 MontnJ EfcniAf.l
In say
sad h.s net slaee 6.sa Fsyaysd 9.ias u Pt 70 ~
irg disrieta tFsde yery mtet thEou gh The drst
i ads
conce.Non from the highest rates could be ooainei
.na ss ID Is s'e
gE1ees q ths an.neal sonrss e or
bnf - asnles hie1 = fhs sassts va saa soa
m pt1oo stsstlly goes %, tsey W psos.o!y Ply
{oSIf h,Ehei 1s9gs during september saa oaso:
btr than 1e ~ haze yet seen uo,,a ,o..,4, -o,,.
aoss,tse; -, e,hs1s - ea.nainE from col cotton
The hantsettoas il foreign wool hare not been
ps, 9 s9es: az r., a4
tivsE ar small, 'o-SA'pp'a' "1a 'u' e1ps''3 a.
nsa j. y Se + a
California Woods have been f1iY axtlve and good
s 4 S s91oH s s:sp ssss
who have spplis1ces for using such. -..-. .,
in 4da sss
Of Co1on1s! Woods are now occurring and the stock
Sc haads RtsPsa & se
We hsye imported the following tales during tbs
s 90 = :Ss1;. s;s.e Rsss ' 'e1 ,s::
Caps K@7Gc; $50 bales Mssttzo a980c: 10 bales RAD
f. Ss s5
Ii Bosrov.-Fleeces ana Pulled 1871. . ns. 7Cc4
etlG; q 600 Cansds, s7@c0c; 5000 NJ Cstornix
nss bales AedltsI1snean 1871 bales Caps. 52aa5c u
II TPnLADELpA.-F1eeces ,6!5,0oa D 90c9$1.15;
Pulled, 5000 ms, s.@&c; Is ooo nj CALIFORNIA; 60
!ec 9o =. Aonteyldso. sse Is osa NJ Russian. +oc
II PRoT%IpEaorN51,oso % os F1ecces. ssces1s5; es,-
tpF Ds RULED, ss29!e: 5000 ns Canals, 9tc-
g. s T.:
11l, Hamburg, 4i6: Colstaatino'le, e99: Odesss,
s.: Aaz&xan, 6oi; bombay, 100: Atgoa Bay, 81
Va1parstio, 1s7e: Mstamofas, -; AS2lawsll, Log
San Francisco, 2M. Total, - s7a blles.
From toe New York Shipping List. AUG. 81
The money market having eased up little. there IL
more inquiry for Domestic, mainly for inyestm cos,
but the inquiry from co9su@s1s y ye;y - modexats,
water Il mill streams vi! h caecks man1fAetar.pg
goods market. Stocks, however, are neld firmly and
with appsttr: confidence in future high range ot
prlces. Busneas In Forelgn continues un5derats Y
iEF the disparity Of Views betwet buyers and eel
crs Il ia tilted that some mills r;nch have oeeI
/ uaipE Foreign Wool only, during the past yesr o
two, are now turning her attention TO Domes tic
while others Are Chanting from cutton warp t. al
wool goods. We hear OF oDa OF tW1 speculative pQF
chaees OF Domestic, but the particulars have no
trausplred. The transactions besides, include 1890
MS Fleece at 9i 90 for WtBcona1n aod Mchlsaa, II
for STATE, bnd II l510 for Ohio ard PsunsylT anis
Email parcels tulied. 4th6a11: = bales conmon t.
good California, 5oas0cf soua Cana = CombIoE, u
@l.2s: 229 bales White benskol 73Hc; lEa Do bIacl
and Graz do. 9c: 100 do cordoVa 75c; 10 do Mes.lz
AID 1000 ns Mexican, on private terms.
, 1864-08-06
STATE NEWS.

Franklin White. a young man about SIX
teen years Of age, son OF 1satc White Of VIII
low Branch, while on hunting expedition.
accidentally discharged his rife, the bali
entering his temple, and he expired in about
thirty minutes.
The crops generally in Piatt county have
epdertd trom the drought. The fall wheat,
though not thick on the ground, is of supe-
rior quality, and will average about half a
crop. The spring wheat and oats are excel
lent-bctter than for years previous. The
hay crop. not heavy, but very good. EARLY
and late potatoes failure.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The farmers iuvhe region of Warsaw are
being cursed by the ravages of new potato
bug, OF worm, which Is making extensive
ravages with the potato vincs It ia new
depredator, md whence they come, is not
known.
BOONE COUNTY.
The greater portion cf the wheat is now
harvested, and In stack. The crop runs from
nothing up to twenty Eve bushels per acre.
Oats have turned out good crop. Corn is
very lnxuriant, md will undoubtedly turn
ont q good crop
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
It will be recollected that the Chester
Pckt: Guard was destroyed by q number Of
soldiers. The soldiers were members Of the
ed Illinois Volunteers, regiment which
the Chicago Times and Springfield Register
claimed as being about unanimous for Nc
Clel.an. The Randolph County Deusocrdt says
the citizens Of Chester, without regard to
party, hare subscribed sufficient sum to
reimburse the proprietor Of the p G..
, 1864-08-06

FRIDAY EvKH1aG, aug. 5, 19R4.
rhete IL very te change to note IN quotations to-
dsr. spraeues Light PrnN are naarked down to 3fH
and indian Orchard Corsss Jeans to a. The market
toth hers and New Yo,k Is stn, wdtA no disposition
m marx down. Trsde In ChfcaEoh remarkably brisk
th,a VI ek and will Increase ne1t, as the fa1 trade
viii be considered ~ fairly opened.
, 1864-08-06
DIR. EASTERLY-S
DIARRH(EA SYRUP.

This Medicine win cure D1arrh@s.
DysenterJ, Oh olera Morsus, Summer
Complaint, Collie, Wind In tho sfoH.
ach and Bowels, and all DerAa&e.
ment OF the Stomach and Bowels II
Children when Tee1hlng,
In thu nuroneT thousa aads die ron BOWEL COX-
PLANTS T at might BE- sAyea By thc timely use Of
/ MOTBkRS, Rh7 will }ou let your CHfLpEKN
DIE when SAFE and SURE IskMEDT u offered
n Price 50 cents per battte. .
!" For eale At DH. 4. kAsTERL Y'S Family NaH-
eina store. - Madison Street, Chicago. H.
, 1864-08-06
CAmP1IGN DOCUMENT.

An Inside View Of the Rebellion aud
American Citizens' Text Book, by Henry
Conklng, NJ ID Bloomington, III. Chica-
20; published by the TRIBUNE Company;
= pp. This little pamphlet is an admirable
presentation Of the sharp telling points of
the approaching political contest. It should
be p'aced 10 the hands Of erery loyal, and
especially OF every dlsloyal voter not only Ia
ILLINOIS but in the country. it ia all teti.
sno4:y and decisive. You csn 81 oad up from
1t on Sunday and arc all the week. The
Union State Central Committee fnn,eh
theu. Address James r. Root. eecrs+.,1
, 1864-08-06
NEW YORK EROCERTiNlARKET
FOR TuHEK-DAYs ENDrS8 AUG. g.
EEfti1n the n z Eh4bnsnt I III


Su6AR-The market ren1aIns exceedingly quiet ex
porters having almoet entirely WithdraWG and bQy
e.s for consumption limiting their purchases to
lots to supply pressing necessities oHy; prices b. IN
ever. are ~ lower and we retain our prayious ono
tattoo CT 2oc for Fair Refining Cuba. Refined de
being now about Z &c 9 ,t bsfoX q; HIGHEST paint
Wbltf 17@2shc; and Yellow 25zls6c. net Tho ssisl
of Ray are Ess hhde = rcs and So brls Cubs At
leatB, 25es and 90 b1s aavan+, 2sc, mos ~ auc
tion. 1go hhas M1sco vato sold at 6s992Xc, mos
, 1864-08-06
Rent. r. Butler.

It Is proper to state That the recent ,emo.
val of Butlcr from Bermuda Hundreds In
Fortress Monroe was at the direction, not
Of Grant as ueual)y represented by the iour.
nails hostile 10 Bntler, but OF the authorities
at Washington. On the other hand, the 70.
movh Of Baldy' Smith aud General Gill;
more and the return Of Butler to command,
with force increased by 2o, 900 men. was by
the direction Of Grant. The entire loyal
people OF the North have an enthusiastic up.
preciation Of Butler'a civil and administra.
tive abilities. This evidence Of Grants dc.
tesmsned Judgment Of his military capacity
, 1864-08-06

Photographed Exclusively TO the chicago Tanuno.l
ALBANY. Friday Evening, August s, 1864.
MarEct for beeves extremely dnll, and trade has
not bten SO Inactive for many wseks SSlea thna ia1
do not exceed ITO at sH9sc for light western and
gtAte. aud a39Ac tor htice extra Illinois and Ken.
tuckY. Reeetpts 800 HQgt nrner.
, 1864-08-06
THE sENATIONAL CONVEN1IOy,,
DUDGE.

It is proposed that the Chicago Conven-
tion resolve that the Government ehould
stand prepared to accept rebel proposition
for National Convention. To this we have
only this to say.
First. The Government has never refused
to accept such a proposition, or indicated
that It would not, If made, accept it.
Secondly. The rebels haze never made such
a proposition, aud there is no evidence Of
any willingness on their part to make 1t.
Thirdly. 4 National Convention of the
States would be Of no moment, except to
delay the war, unless both parties agreed
before going into 1t to abide by the result
Fourh1y. A National Convention by whose
acts all psrties would agree to abide and be
bound, is precisely what the constitution
furnishes in the Senate and House oi Repre-
sentatiyes Of the United States, and instead
Of being what the rebels want, I. Is jnst what
they don't want. So much for the "armis-
tice and National Convention dodge" What
, 1864-08-06

FoEr LARSED, July Fl.
Coz. VAUGHAN; On the morning of the
18th OF July, portions of the Apaches, Kio-
was and Comanches came to the post, as
they had been doing for several days. to get
proyisIons-oYer ten thousand dollars worth
were issued to them by the commander with
in the past few days. Soon after dinner. /.
acting officer Of the day, was looking for
fb b fog ssa bs2i a ee 5%a SpsT cbs saanR
with an arrow, aud gave the signal to run OF
the stock from the post. made my way
into the post. net knowing but q shower Of
arrows would pass through me every step /
made, n
One hundred and twenty seven horses be-
longing to the Colorado battery. forty.seyen
Government mules, sixty horses and mules
belonging to the sutler md others, the beef
herd and some private cattle, we're captured
by them within d quarter OF q mile Of the
post
They burned the bridge over -Pnwnee Fork,
distant only mile and half. A party was
sent, under Lieut. Eayre, TO destroy the Kio-
but before they had proceeded half way, some
five or six hundred Indian warriors took q
position to cut them of, while Two or three
hundred took position In their front. or
course the party had to full back. Some skir-
mishing cnsned, when darkness closed the
operations Of the day: On Monday morning,
| ali sides. Yesterday tWcdnesdayj, Goth, 400
On Monday mofnipg of the 18th, party Of
| about one hundred Indians, principally boys,
rode slowly toward tram ID front Of Capt.
thirty 1ailcs east Of here. Arriving at the
train, they began ss(utfng and shaking hands
in fsterdly manner. They proceeded to
the rear Of the train and began to shoot and
murder the teamsters in the most horrible
manner. They killed ten men, scalped two
alive and wounded three Others. Capt Dun.
lap, with bis company, rushed to the assls-
tance Of the train, but soon discovered
large body of Indians, three hundred or
more, proceeding from the woods Of Walnut
Greek, with the intention Of cutting him Off
from the Notifications, which compelled him
| to fall back. he succeeded, however, in
driving the party from the train, and saving
| part OF the men and stock
This party Of boys were undoubtedly sent
to attack the train for the purpose Of draw
ing the troops out, while the braves would
| cut them of from their fort, and destroy the
| company. The A1apahoes were engaged In
/ this attack.
The following Is a list of the names aud res
licences Of those who were scalped alive:
| sCA1rED ALIVE.
| Allen II, Edwards, Twin probably live) Of
Koesuth, DesmoInes Co., Iowa; Robert Ma-
gee. Of Eastop, Kansas, (will not live;) boy
Of thirteen or fourteen years OF age.
KILLED And scALPED.
VIM. Weddell, Brownsville, Nebraska
Lucas and Lewis Sampson, Clay Co., NO.;
Talbot O. Edwards, Desmoines Co.. Iowa
Enos Gardner, residence not known; Perry
and Charles, negroes from Leavenworth City
Killed but nat scalped., The killed were bur;
| alive are in the hnRnifa1 at this Dost. also
, 1864-08-06
DIR. HO0PER'S
FEMALE CORE DIAL.

Ihts elegant and popular MeAlcf1e
VIII cure all Female Comp1a1atzs
sueh n E1cesaive, Suppressed sr
Painful MeDstruation, Leucorrhnn
or u hltes, FallIn. ofthe Womb, a4d
and all Irregularities Of the Monthly
Periods.
1t VII also bring on the AENsE9. whe, ch-ckedb ~
GUILDS OF all uf NATuRAL CAUSES. 1t ha3 bees
thoroughly tested. Lsdirs TT II.
1-for sa'e It ER. E KAsrERLY d 90 s "a nisv
Medicine sto1e, 50 Madison st.. Chioazo. III.
, 1864-08-06

Friday EyKEIE8. August s, 1884,
BEEF CATTLE-Thsre Is good demand for
rylme graGcs Of Rect Cattle 1t full rates, but the
supply consists chiefly Of thln Inferior stock. Tea
tersy and to-day the market hiss been quite brink.
HOGS-The market IL buoyant Hnd active at an
advance Of SC 100 Ms
sAERP-In falE demand and dfm.
, 1864-08-06

sT.A:-Ihs market remains quiet. butholders do not
tse1 ii, 9t o1 - h. chss,s Green snd 900 oolong il
,6; GnIeoKE sn narket for a1annlated renaias
qqttr a1a va continue to quote prime German at az
@ss End ana Prime Da'cs s@sH gold nom irst hands
&c Paa c from second hands. For Chicory
saiss It ll@ 1Hc, now held ii 2@i3c The stocE Il
eetan9 % ee quito s1nsH very hte Of which can ha
sPlCEs-N1th the exception OF IN occasional in.
95csy, 9Gy 'G5 T., e1nos re ds%sad y utea
To- *ses = FAX az US bag, P@ento and sIes clavs
Gt1 u noEa lor export, cl p. t.; 10, u Eutme IL
Si:sS, an9 sM mats CatslA. 8.1c, CASE
McH@Mito falheE roro demand, reu4!.s h,m .
Saes 1oo bril- Pata at 'i91sc. sos blxs Ranzoon ii
ooeo' ana 4o dq on teEnas not made public.
c.,.,,,, -. i9s1 i9Sa. ISL 1858. 1854.
Es.t {aS,s.; ;osea..sss .::: r1.is5 ~: :::
p u.sieaRed, 81 ! maa. ss.ss 7a III
F1H-nry COD are s<l1l !ttJ scarf md With good
notice aaes OF Goo1Res Z saso. and Bank d. Naof
eIeltemAin vety a1m4 It'll steAdy tnbhln9 and;
stock light "a decFtssiaE. Fteklsd Hef1iax = ned
Asd waited; Mirtmichi ec1linEin lots Is ~ PSF
| e!s 9nokEa A.ntnE =. ~ s!so y y l'eas snpsay and
| Gloucester, July 9-6A1es ~ Qua 0sosxes ooS TIT
, 1864-08-06

Tho treat sale Of DIR Goods In Phfadelohiz adveg.
.,std IN the TR1Bu1x fur kome days part commerce
IN tt ut city on Wednesday. We learn rom gentle.
mxn who lett Philadelphis On wednesday evening"
III the tA.r largely Atsendrd and prices weze
fully up to the ruling ratea. Messrs. A. T. Stewart
and Claain 4 Co.. OF New York, were large pu,chas
err, We quote few:
A5IaIne..3sx As15Ina.IEnaee.......3sxS taeoi teSas ] ss 81
Ft's ss7oss s.ss sesstes ssa alh f::. :..s .:.s
Shaker F1anpels, i .67X Wfite :. .....5S
Bus Mixed Tw1n.....N Extra HEAVY do.2H45
Gft3 .....T2 Fine acarlek. ....,......67k
6np.r ......sG Wits a4I a4...':.,....,.I
F1Ie Te1loW......5eQ57 To.1 White,,,.,,,,,54
, 1864-08-06
KILLED.
Scrpt Henry j Kain. Z, 18th Ind.
Geo " Aeeks, 3, 9TH Ind.


Two Hundred and sixty Head ofStock
Taken from Fort LArued-Tw0 Men
Ecalped Alive and Three Others
Observation-Disclosures, Comanchcs and
Arnpahoes making War In E&rDehts
, 1864-08-06
nRmocRA1IQ UNITY.

The Demo Gratis who are In 1ayor Of PROSE
cutipg the war till the Union shall be re-
stored, and those Copperheads who are it
favor Of ending II by peace without re-
storing the Union are So wide apart In princl-
mir n Mr. Lincoln and JEFF Davis, as the
Goyerumont and the rebellion. But We
,nust remember thst after all this is only
question of principle, and that both parties
10 It arc ssDcmoc1ats.' We're it, question Of
men, as it WAS between Douglas and Beeckin-
ridge ut Charleston, Of between Cass ard
Van Burcn in rs, the Democracy might d.
yidc. But who ever knew the Democracy to
split on question Of priuciple and nothing
more. The plan OF the New York Ntrs Tor
uniting the Democracy te for It's peace men
10 combine with ite war men to defeat Lin
coin and get possession Of the Government,
af,er which the peace men can whip in the
war men nnd have 1t al their own way. The
Ntus says; .....
"1n ,eaeulng With the War Democracy they do
not volunteer for prosecution Of the war their
mission IN the campaicn IL to defeat Black Repns-
lcanisn, and on that point they accord With the
War Democracy. Wnen Black Republicanism
.hall have vanished before the United strength Of
hour 10 confront The War Democracy and giye
them battle upon tho direct tssne. II 10 the duty
nf thr nence p6rty to exert themselves as 6trenu-
ous.y rs II one tenstment sulmated thense:yes a1d
their coadiutprs. 4 victory over Back Repnhll.
cau,sm il the frft step towards triumph Of the
peace sentiment We must attempt that step.
ihose M rpo iaee or sympathy On the Nsr question.
We do noi yie1d our advocacy OF peace, but simply
hold thst Issue In feeerTe+"
In the light OF the above explanation OF
the quality Of "DemocEatic'' honesty from
the most hopest organ Of the peece faction,
il is easy to understand the language Of the
more cunning and Jesuitical Chicago rebel
organ, which IA too crafty thus plainly to
announce that the Chicago platform will be
tissue Of war lies drawn up by pence men.
The Chicago rat haa lett its tail iu1thc trap,
and is wary. Instead Of the bold sweep Of
the lops-tailed and unterrided peace rats,
here is the more cautions squeak Of the Chi.
cage "st1snp taN:''
There src really no substantial differences In rhs
democratic payty. II there seem to be differences
they are spparent, BOT 1e4l. There ase certainly
nonc which may not be eneiy reconclled at the en-
sutne Chicago convention"
The difference being merely one Of princl
pic, and involving only the trifing question
whether the Union shall be saved or lost de-
Tended or abandoned-the government Of tht
Cnited States upheld or destroyed, it II
wholly sunsubstAntial' and apparent, moi
realr' A few blind words, meaning every
thing, anything, or nothing, as you please
and the whole matter Is reconciled! Th
intelligent gentlemen Of the s'democrati
party viii be respectfully invited by thel
convention to
s'Qpeh pour mouth and ehut your eres,
And we'll make sou healthy, wealthy. and wise.
1t remains to be seen whether they WI
bolt the dose OF .tbolt'' the convention,
, 1864-08-06

FR1pLY EVK1as, Aug. $, 1904.
FREIGuT2-GnA1sF FgxIoHTs-Actiye AID :tea-
PIop. Plymouth and schrs. Eclipse and Gamecock,
With wheat, at 8sc: Prop. Fres State, barE M9r-
Quette, Schfr, Ett and M. B. hale AL with corn st
Sc; Brig Powha:tan with rye. 1t &C..
"LAxx 4gD RAIL" FzIraars.-These Ii no change
, 1864-08-06

FBIDAr ErZA1Ns, Aug s. E6s
The receipts and shipments during the past 9 hour
were Ms fellows:
, 1864-08-06
#eGtttnat.
nR, D JAYNE'S EXPECTuR,

ctJe for
Asthma, consnmoha.
ssoaeott1' Plousisy.
hneopfn2 Coukh, Clou3.
Coughs aud Colds, Hnar,eners
or any pulmonary complaint. attest lis usekzIuess
RECENT COUGHS AND Co1Ds, PLxu.pto Pam.
DC atc quickly aud eHec*ual1T cured byt.s disaho.
setic, sooshans and ezpecso1Ans po~et.
AsTHxA It always cures It orercoues sae spas
nodlc contraction OF the air vcssels and, proA.e
ing nee e1pectotatiou, as once removes all dtlsutE
ofbrtathtp1.
BRONCHITIS resdlly 7eldato the Expecterast. II
1utdnas The Inflammation which extends through As
wind tubes. produces free e1pecEorAtion, Aod s71-
presat u once tho cough audpa!n
coSsuxPT1oy.-For tbis irudto1s ana fsssl Ais-
ease. 10 remedy earth has ever been touad H.
fectusl. It subdues the Inflammation. rstlares tbs
cough and pain and removes the difficulty 1t BREATH
ing, and produces easy expectoKAaon. wAAreSI ID
Irritating and obstrnctrG matters are renoEe4 tu9
the lungs.
WHoop. gs Cor0u IL promptly reilevei By this II
pecio1ant. II shorters rho duration Of tho dse&B
cne-half asd greatly nlukstes the sudernss of tAe
patient
In N pulmonary complaints. Ia group. plsutsss.
&c 1t viii be found to be prompt sale plessaat an&
reliable.
Sold in Chicago By Mesrs- FULLER, FINCH +
FULLER F. d Il. VI. HOOKER: LORD d SMITH:
BUBEHAM 4 Saith. and By DfusHiata tyervwhexaa
, 1864-08-06
FROM CHANTS ARMY,

The Affair 1T PETE ssbure-The co1o-ed
IT6oltIioW They fEehaved-Fur-
tRer Details-Lipt OF Killed and
wounded.
, 1864-08-06

Ny advice to tourists is, never to ascend
suitable thick clothing, and never descend
on horseback from the mountain to Craw-
ford's, as 1t is much easier and more pleas
ant to ascend from Crawford's md descend
By the carriage-road to the Glen House.
i r
, 1864-08-06

CoTFEE-Ths Views Of buyers snd sstiass diiss
E1dtlYs aud the butneas II still on Yery iI,n,ied
ssals r p,cts Z remaining toE Ro sssss
sales bare been bnt so bass Me:a a:abo At ssa,e.
BE; ~ s.. oomsnso = sssa; and $40 Costa
the po,ss, as made mp BY Mcssrs VIM. scott son is
2l3A 81 6s.F Viz, e4 bnEs here, q 40 It. Bsi,jmnre
and 4,i61 in Philhtelpnta, ' 49, A'-"tAa-e3 &
, 1864-08-06

Freoct CA1f, s6
Ds .......-.-.&s,9E&3A -
French Calf fse-
motlB. n COZ
.m .........u uo, ,mS1i5.10
French Calf L.
! mot1rs. Sec
onds.R coz.1R 69IC7, ID
Innings, = toZ.l0 Ma l3-M
EoAEA, = 2ox..ls-oNa l3L1
, 1864-08-06

"A will eventually undermine the healta aad v!o-
leD pu1 gstlyes Afford only temporary solleE but Dr.
JAysH's saustive Pills. taken directed. will soon
remove It and all btNousnsss, Aad eHectaluf e1re
Daotdcred Stomach. Liver Complaint Aad Sick Head
ache. Sold by Drugalsss eyeryWhGfa.
HnA n131,St III Tiara SGu
, 1864-08-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


AU saIes of Grain reported IN ftts Hsdrkst Tspo7z
art On d ba>fs Of 2c storage PR 6ttsAk, ::Tlsss
ot1fs1pise stated Flour " sula ael4pere5 se,1ees
, 1864-08-06
TEE PEORIA CONVENTION

M, 1nI 60. 1 ooN @ z.N1svN.
80 49, ~ .-s," a usu'
na'.ns leso.ueu ~ .on s' ~ se.1ee " iee-
oluuone' ~A..u ..... - Nv 'onE auu ~ "o1In'
!ess ioI 1epeli1'ou' uu' 'oe 1oii'"'hs' eon"
densee 'neH nesolng:
ae>"'e'' 1na1 apiana" Alneoln 40
frsitor' and Jeh' Davis Is mol
oecess'on, aeeoto1ile 70 .he RESOLUTIONS
oi 1'so ano l.Sa' constsotaonai, ana Ing
war 1or lne Union Is unconstitutional, and
has failed, and must be stopped.
, 1864-08-06

This Medicine In \ Safe aud Raaiea4
Cure for Syphilis in tho Primary,
Secondary and Tertiary 1tzgee, and
il Tho most Important Medical Dis
covery sf tho nineseenth ceutufys
, 1864-08-06

II. IoEK: Aug. s-.1le shppsnE lii ssys:. u 8sz
y t 70 m5Etmsnt e1esps IN ! df1oblnx way. rom
Eeenng ok The Trade Was called yesle1daJ.
.nch remain ne m!nallv Is tnsy wese Thsn caId was
soms nas hEter than now. scotch PIE Il qurt It
aE: .lta fss'h. sales ct 136 toas NJ it Ill les,
mnttled VIM Penn 1t deveFea 81 as PailadeI deh
phis, smslt ;asotce West India wrought aud esst
et1ep Drought 70 and $50 sespecuyelY Cx1n.
talea ass reported II PnlladslraIs, ~ tie North
Amsst:an 3th ult. Ct 800 tons Glendon Forge. %
lEATHER-The market Is quiet and steady.
We Quite:
He1us1 0..+....4aa5oc slaughter, aola setAsae
Adne S-........:a :am3c Buenos Ares
Ny 5A!15 Ornoco. Sole. &31s3c
Cali. .: ..N.!sa21o nEtnooo good dAE-
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