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N o TIUE!

- LOST OR MlSLAID
A NOTE OR ID U e nj L l.. Giivpv
"A Dr.. E. +. WATSON, Of Aiamance Conn.,, en- IN BY
CLAYTON, aate deceased. for q, 700 payable on Il.
in Confederate money, and dated some tim. ;n laa
Der. 1868, to the best of my recollection. "''en.
All persons are warned against TRADING Fl, ..;a -,
a. it has never been transferred either by said oo
ton or myself DAVID LEWIS Clay
- :. - - Admir-; with the will anne.ed
September %, 1864. e %eea
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

- Qnarterm8ster's Department.
RALEIGH N. c., Sep: IS, 1864
II HAVE SENT TO THE FOLLOWING Ma,
Il med places small lot of BLUE STONE, to be 50 din
the FARMERS in the surrounding Counties, at SO DEF
pound In NO instance is any ne to have more tb,n
two or three pounds, and less according to crop Of
Wheat:
Henderson, Hisboro', Greensboro, Lexington. Salt
bury, Charlotte Graham Lheolnton Morganton, States
vile, Ashevilie, Salem, Asheboro, and Raleigh
H A. DOWD,
=. :. A. Q. NJ, N. c.
september 10, 1854. 55-4t
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Of the nearly forty thousand Yankee prisoners
confined at unreasonable, there are not exceeding
fifteen thousand whose term of service has not *.
p'red. That is correct solution Of all tie points
involved in tho question Of exchange.
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FOR SALE!

$4,000 WAKE COUNTY BONDS!
I'm THE Sd DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
~ (MoNDAY Of our superior Court X II O'Clock,
Store of Tucker, Andre,cs d Co.. in the City Of Raes'
Fifty thousand dollars OF Wake County Besd"
These Bonds are in sums Of 81 ,OO0 $500 and = w.
run for years, with coupons attached payable Sem
annually. JOHN F. HUTChlMa
TUCKER, ANDREWS To-,
= - Auconeen
Sortar,ha- 70 1914 Std
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CONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ will attend with the Assessors at my ONCE
eiy of Raleigh ON
Monday, tuesday and Wednesday, a.
The Third, Fourth and Fifth DAYS of October next, .,r
purpose Of receiving returns, and the taxes ous
terly Gales for the last qulrer ending the IN :" hu
and the additional thirty per cent profits made e. q
ing and selling between the 18th February sna s ~,
July. 1874, with the one nth a taxes TOT ", al
1884 due previous to and IN The LIST October lo'i f
persons in ARRsARs earnestly requested u" III
ward and Pay UP, or the penai'ies OF inc ID"
vlsled upon them. a.. eest,
The Assessors will attend at nv office on me RER
9th. 2Sth, 29th and 3Oth DAYS Of SER sisd
INSTANT give 10 all those who have heretofore
make returns Of their general pTosIE az PaGE,
Collector for Wake CooO.Ss
September 10, 1854.
NANE MILLS, SHEET.IRON, PLO"s'
~ We Keep constantly on hand
HORIZONTAL Zane Mills, 8 Rolls,
Vertical Cane Mills zand Rolls. Single d u
" Double . n
Sheet Iron for Boilers 80 inches wids from
long,
CAST Iron Plates for Boilers. all sizes,
Sheet Iron Summers Or Ladies'.
bolts from inch u thirty inches long.
Piows, one bo, Sc, No. o. No IL, No 6u and D -
), two horse. Livingston.
Pluv Points. Bars and Bolts. ke,
Osens, Spiders, Lids F;ar1rons, Wagon Bo1ess
Bur Iron from three f,urths to eight inches SW
Nail Rods aud Horseshoe IrDn, Round iron "'
Plate .Ap
Mill Irons repaired. Gudgsons. Inks, Gearing ~
kinds of Iron and Brass Castings nSae "
'wANTED.-scrap Iron. Brass, Copper end zlp 70,
SHAY, WiLLiAAS0N T Th
@ North State Iron asd Brass I,sua &
Raleigh, June 20, 1o64. lo /.
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rroan died withia him, and for 4 time he
Whispered; but nobody knew what he
said. At length, utter the curats 'hadap-
Piled few drops Of moisture from an
orange to his lips, he spoke audibly.
81 was dreaming, Mary, as we war hap
nv with God. The children had enow to
eat they give me my good name back
aeen; an we were all very !happy."-
After pause, and much internal ,mutter-
ing, he resumed with perceptibie~ spirit
of energy, although his spent powers madc
him scarcely audible. q Oh, Mr.. Godfrey,
if more would, like thee, on'y come and
see the poor, an what they suffers! Tell
the lads, sir, to wait a bit-but to struggle
on, for there is hope for the working man.
An bid the rich folk consider the laborer,
an the parsons to be all like thee, an En-
gland will be right. Mary, a drink, dear !;
the heart is as dry as cinder within me"
His wife breug int him a little cold water,
into which the curate squeezed some
orange juice.
Maryl To our Father I commit thee,
girl, when I am gone. am dead afore l
am dead, leaving my Mary. Kiss my
forehead, girl. God bless thee! Com
fort these little children, God they be Or
phans now" s ...>s- -. .a~
And he prayed inwardly. In that hour
he had no succor but prayer, and the re-
membrance of any good he had done in
his life. Tho baby was crying on its
mothers breast, and the candle trembled
IN the hands Of the weeping boy who still
held it. The wife was still and pale her
heart was being rifted from her. The
curate had bent his knee in prayer, and
comforted the dying and the desolate.
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CaytIn's Ciest-- - davidson.
Payadser's Ctyk-Jnha A. Com.
LIST on PORT ROYAL
Lteu enant Comm sacsr--'i U. Mrr,s
Ic'no instant surqeon-E r. Hutcnings.
Pdyndst>r-G A. Sawyer
4ct,n3 M1Sers-E Van SIycK, r. Herrick
lc,na Ensigns-W Huh r. Fauoce
A. Pre,cft,
En- me rs-second Assistant, w. C. seIden; Third Az.
Reichenbach. " -
LIST or OFFICERS OF nm oosxxAuan
Assfdnt SWGeo's-J. }. Alng CHAM.
Aa.mg ae,.',g Ass.sant S Pa 1aaser-c {. Adams.
Ho,mo En,an saasas19 s.a.leford and ). l. Leo
1a9'g Aaslers Aates-G II. French, j. Ii. wainwright
Third ASS ants, ?. Kendrickson andJ + Kno~ton.
Gunaey-L Barton.
Lte,1swant Commdniiag-W. p. Mccain.
A.'Sam Snroeon-C H. Perry.
Act,ng Asfs ant Pdvm 1ser-C l. Burnett
A1,na Adiv-E Baker.
Acting EntsnsA. L. Emerson, J. Butler, j. d. EIlis
and h. A. Tinckham.
Act'ng Ma'ty's Mae--H. @. Nields.
snoineers-ThIrd Asssistants, .. G. GowIns. D. E
Roberts, l.. Robinson and q r Holt.
- LIST ~ oFFcKRs or THE PAN LA.
Lieutenant Conin,dader--O r. Stanton.
AssistdM SurQe0n-L. NJ. yon.
Acfsn0 Assis'dM Paymdssr-A. Robinson.
Acting Mdstr-W. =. Gibbs.
Crosby.
Acting Masters Matc-J G. Rosliog.
Engneers.First Assistant, Johnson; third Assist.
ant, Everdng Acting Third Assistants, =. &. Hosmsr.
z. o. facoit and $. A. Appod.
rAscA.
Lieutenant C0m,ndndcr-George Brown.
Acting Master aud Erscutpe DGl,er-Richard Hustaco.
Acting Enstgns Mr. nd and Mr.. Igoe
Acttng A1t1an' fdynnast r-teo. l.. Mead
Acttag Assistant Surgson-Iienry Rock wood.
Ealgtneers-Sacond Assistant Mr. Borthwck; Thira AZ.
sistants, Mr.. Ireland, Mr.. Laws and Mr.. Reaney.
Adser's Mates-Mr Spencer, Mr. Mcgrow aud Mr.
Kimba
Paymaster's Clerk-Marcas Chapman
LIST OF OFFICERS PEMBtNA.
Lismendnt C0mmdad RI II Newman.
Acting AssistaM S,ogeon-A. X. Holmes
IT A1uf 1yfsY- Tar I'm
Acsirg Kdsters-H Allen, W. saunders
Acting Enstgns-B NJ. Chester, W. Lyddop.
Actiny Mus ers M1tes-O Saoistrom, n. Davis.
Ennn srs--Second Assistants, I. A. stephens, A. v.
Frazer, third Assistants ,J T. Bingham, NJ Hodgson,
c. r. Nagle
LIST OF OFFICERS PENGUIN.
Acing Vounteer Lie teaant-J r. Heers.
Acting 1SsiSidn, Sttr9~oa--C. D. White
Acfin9 Assistdnt PdYmltc IT. c. Hutchinson.
Acting Mdser--r Dunham
Acting EssiqasC Knowles, N s. Hayden, B. Caulet.
Ac,ino Masters M1tes--C smith, Jr., + Aimy, W.
A. Human.
EuJtnesrs--Acting First Assistant. f. Warner: Act.
ing Second Assistant randall Acting To rd Assis tants,
J. Webster, f. Riley, Dew. G. Mcbride.
orrIcERs IFSSEssER
AcinJ Votinfeer Li,I e,ir,t--Pierre Giraud.
Assistant sur Ie0n--W q. Hull.
4ctt.g Assrtdnk PIpnl ister-B. +. ID Fitch
ActtnI Mtsier--G Il. Nelson
Acting E,signsI. y. Tratt w. 8 8acoo, J. Marth0n-
Acting Ma0eT's Ma e--H. Il Giriud.
EagtH srS-AcBg First Assistant, ID Frazier: Acting
Second Assistant, g. IaOv: Acting Tprd Assistants,
T.. Fitzgerald, g. W Keersted, r. CampbslL
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Ero,ns,rs-Ac,inq Chief, IA r. Lattimer. Second
Assistants, R. H. Grinneli. f. Whitaker: rhisd Asss.
ants G W Roche, r. Mlrsand Is. Z. Pike, J. b. Fort
LIS on OFFICERS OF TIE ONEIDA.
Commnnder-W e lie Roy.
L,etusnant-C. L. Hunting ston.
Euroson-J T. Taylor
Povmas,,r-C w HassIer.
xey,,o Nauers-T Edwards. K. Ros6.
En,icn-F. NJ Ke,loa
Arf,uo Eusiors-C ", Gridley. John Sears
xr,,uo Nasry,s Nayes-E B,rd. d. a Clark G. Ganes
'''u. cb,er W " HINT. sscoud As,,,,an,s J
II Morrison r. n Fitch: Tn,rd Assistants. W. D. McTi
yaina q W Preaker. Acting Third Assistsnts W. L
nsarer " DuIon
6oass,uatn-H Dickinson.
[yu,u~,-W Parker
r,s1 or oryrrps or nm ossryxn
Co,ao,uJ p ellis
I,usn1r-J. A. Howell,
Surrson-R r. Gibbs.
Xsssstans S.yoeon-G E Baumgarten.
Pa masf>r-E Foster
Ieftno Nas,er--C. O. Bunker.
ans. ' ". A Van Week. G. + clsf.
Acting Kaaer's NGes--w. wingood, W. W Black, P.
Bnginecrs-Acti,g Chief, j. N. Adams; Acting First
ASS slant q. barrie; Acting Second Assistspt, j. W.
Webb: third Assistants. o. W. Kidder. J. Mathews,
VIM. Collier W. w. vanderbIt; Acting Third Assistant
J. Germcn
Boat,cutn--A. Milne.
Gunnsr--J. q Adams.
oFrrse ov rHn GAruA.
Lieufendn, Cemmander-C n. Welh.
Acf,~o Assitam Suro-on--G p. WrsGhA
Actino Asra NJ Payrwasu-Thso. Kkchin0,
IoIim, Fr ious-D c. Kells j. Cullatou H. Psass, Js.,
a . w,rev v
S.t;no no~r,s Nof>,--o. Robbos =. 7utsIs, j. II
pelano.
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and four ave gunboa have been constructed
for the navy OF the oonedercy To give an dea OF the
Importance this station hsve only 70 append
. list OF the officers on duty there
COMM ander-E Farrand
FIRST Lssutenant-vm r. Morgan.
Astsdnt Pdvmoster-G II. 0Neil
MasG-John Pearson.
FIRST Assisa ant Enqtneer-W. Frick, Jr.
CdSpewtU-John T. Rustic.
In addition these officers there have been attached
the station various times ordnance officers Of the
the rebel service, and several hundred
constantly emroyed In the construction Of
gunboats and In rsnttng old vessels aud the present
time the rebel navy In Mobile bay consists Of she follow
ing veascls:-
NamSs Of vsssela C7aa,. No. Of Guns.
Tennessee clad RAM flagship. -. .....
Nasty ville..... Iron. clad
Morgan..... Iron. al
Baltic ......... Iron clad d....................
Sslma Cotton clad
Gaines .......... Cotton. clad
Crescent. Cotton clad
Alert. steamer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Coast guard-four small steamers rs..............l 10
Total, vessels. Total, guns. ........So
THE REBEL NAVAL opFicERs.
Admiral FaAHKIN BUCHANAN commanding.
mAyT oyrcSss osrcxRs or rm FLAGSHIP rrmrusm.
Lsesaena~s--y. r Egsieston.
Ssrcsns.L y. Miner. o $. Englshart
Lsaae~ant-Apheos, Barbot
Paymaacrs-L W. Ware, @. o'Nsil.
kdar-John Pearson
ktdsAipman-w s. Hoguo.
Emoime~-W. Frick, Jr.
0wn~er-R. r. Hughes.
Lnr or oynosna Or rHH nxsH1 RAn xAsHvnIA
Lsesae~ams-G; Ap. T. Jones, George ". CIT.
Aasfast Suvoeo~-M. r.. Ford.
Lsssstnnf P0y~Ndasv-L Il. BROOKE.
kastsys-H. IT. Marmadukc, Mc0Aksr.
Passed MSdsAiymaN-Danisl ngG
ksdsAspwsn-w J. crsgh, ". X. Hayhsw, O. x. MAJ
fnoiwersFirst Assistant John W. lyman, Seooud Al.
siAtast Husy Pagan; laird Assistant, John Dsnt.
Cwamer-Jas. LovstI
Int ov ovncsns ov ms Rrm cuHsoAr MORGAN
CemmaWdcr-C II NcBlair.
Lssssesants- G. J. Graves, 7. L. Harrison.
Asssaont SwrpecN-E q. Booth.
IasSssnf Paynpasfsr--R I. haoKall
ktdsAipmsu-H. n. Scott, I. a. Carrot, W. II. Wilson.
n. " Tysou, J. n Norris, 2. Arthur.
Emosseer--H b WHY.
Observation-Disclosures d. Johnston, WIN. r A. Oampbsn,
ssccnd Lsssenc~ts-Gso. A. Borchstt, n O. Read, A.
q. HudginsL
surYss~s-S. 7. Mason, ", ,; carrisssoa.
AsslsfaNl Payxsosfsy--h n. Lsay.
Maa~s-Ivcy Foreman, n ". Perrin.
ksdskpwe~--s r. Blanc, =. b Dornin, J. Il Hamil-
1hei~ssrs-w. n. FaunsIsroy, r. q. Simpson.
0wWs~s-w. n. Haynss r @. MoCoomb.
Iss ov oyucms % rnn anu ecHsoAr SELMA.
LtrStsno~t-P. U Murphy
AtdaAfpma~--J. D. Rstolins.
Egx ~ ovypcnMn nmnE auwp0Ar aAiNnA
Cb@Wenksr--T +. Heater.
xHssisHs~ks-J. v. Bennett, Hilary Csnas.
<selSasse 6svpssw-r. Ford.
AMfaeN1 Pataasd~--J. X Armur.
AaNy-E q sseoktoa.
kdaSHR-y. 4. Merrweatbes, J. y. Gardner, ID o.
Cclsssk, W d 0soss, y. n sssiiss, , n Dye y, ~
QAytess
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Lies,ennnt and Executive Ofcer-C. N. Schoonmaker.
Au,aant Surgeon-J II. austin.
Acting Ass,stant Pdyndder-H g. Thayer.
Acting ndsfer-Robert D. Ely.
Acting Ensiens-John B. Trot, George B. MOTT James
B. Church.
First Assstsnt VIM H. Miller Acting Second Assistants,
Thomas Finnie, James B. Fsrrand Acting Third Assas
ants, John :. Hays, John n. Lee, Edward Aisses.
Captain Cierk-Addison Maxwell
Paynaaer's Ste,oard-John j. Corbctt.
Surgeons Syetoa,d-Charles f. Nichols.
OFFICERS or THE IRON CLAD TscuhsEH
Lieuemant-J. W Reilly.
Acting Assis,anf Snrgeen-Henry A. BANKER
Ae ino Ass,sblnt Papnaster--George Work
Aeting Maaer-Charies Y. Langley.
Ensious-F II. do Estamanvie, g. CottrelL
Eno,neersLChief John Farron: First Assistants Chas
Pennington, W. l. Pencil; Third Assistants, T. scott W.
Clerk to Captofn--Isaiah Conley.
oYrfcERs oF rHn RICHMOND
Cdptdin-E A. Jenkins
Lieu essdni Commdnde-.E Terry.
SMoeon-L J. Williams
Assiadnf Surgeon-J d. Murphy.
Pavuaaer-E Stewart
xc,,ro Masfers-P 8 borden, @. J. Gibbs.
kar,Se C1acer-First Lieutenant 8. w. Powell
Is,no En,,cr.0J. y Byer. O. N. Chester, L Clark.
Ac,,ng 1aser's Mdts-w. X. Coz, J. West, T. :. WR'
W. Fr@nsers~Cnicf j. McEiwel; First Assistant E j.
Brooks Second Assistant, j. Kenyon; inra Asss'' .
;p; 4 crsrsors,c Krs, 4 w. x,s' C. s.ossr. s .'' "
Bsaisca,n--I p. -Choate.
Cunner--w. Cheney.
Carpentr-H L. Dixon.
Sd,iwaksy-w Rogers.
LIST or ov orncsas TIE BROOKLYN
Cdp,din-Jamcs Alden.
Lies0sndnf Commdwder-EdwMdP r. Lull.
Lte,rsnonf-Thomas l. Swami.
Ensicn-Charles y Blake
Zct,no Ensons-C. n. Poudleton, John Utter.
yurgeon-Georgs Maulsby.
Asssadnt Suvyccn-Hs6er Smith.
Pavnastsr-Gilbert r. Thornton.
Captain Of xdvtncs-6. Porter HOUSTON. -.
Esoinesrs--Chief Mortimer Kellogg; second Aeshtanm,
David Hardc John ~. Toppn, Havisnd barstov George
T. Tower; Third Assistants, Fraucs Q. Goodwin, joel
A. Ballard, WIN. H. DsHart Acting Third Assistant,
Scs...oaim- Charles A. Braydon.
GsmnerA-rhomas Csasidy.
Cnypswter-Robert q. Thomas.
0dsmdker-David q. Brayton
Acfino Kas,er's kas,s-Henry webb, r. Q. Duncan, 4.
I. stevens. wm. N. Cnok.
Captuns Cerk--Robert q. Bogart
payn0aeys Cl<rk-AHrcd T. Baksc.
Payp,oan's 3~card-~John Parker.
RIFT cy ovIcxn or rEu xoxoNaAKxtA
Commander--J. n Strong.
Liesllxwant--R Preutia
Surccon--D. Kindebcrger.
<assaNf Povmater-F Parkev
Aefsrg Naaers--E Leonard, G. Higgins.
Bnspn-G: Brown; Acting do, O. D. sssoes, d.
xossc kastsy's Eose-w. 9. Armand
Enosneers--Cbief, O.. Katz Sscoud Assstaute, WI
Icy \. n Clark Third Assistants III Bisssts, chsny,
p. Q. EastwicE, r. , Lungsr.
BedissraiN-W. Green.
Gumn~r-J. q. Fletcher.
usr or osrcxRs oy mn LcxAwAxSA.
Capsasn--J. 3. Narohand.
Lse~oast.--y.C Q Bcwss, 8. A. hccsrty.
Mwpes~--T W. Lssch.
Pavmasf~-J. Fulton.
Aoi~e kas~--J mcCwley.
hassSrs-0. n. vae'sisb, r. wiidss Aefsss "a "a. ..
1sV xss~, x~Ge-o xsas 1aA>csS~ -.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
Mcclellan Mceti.g In the sevras een
I'd

Mcclellan Mcetiag In the sevsns eenth
Ward
The Seventeenth ward turned ont last evening In force
10 attend meeting vsnicn neld in the Henry clay
House under the auspices OF the Democratic N,tional
Association. The COON hled % repeslon, rne
NEE, ing was called order by Mr.. John Cnddy. Vice
President the association, who re ssrlosof res,n
tons received the dsn Of Cincinnati
menang he hiero delegates TO non inate George 3 !,
Mcclellan their Presidential caic,d,ie Mt ~ ths
same time petgng themselves 70 st'nd haied an - al
e tneir power orns'aiu my otne mn 10 y To- wno
h. may be- that r-gHir nomntion cf tns
Convention. rhs resolutions were al ped un,nin'u'ly
aua tnras ~ y,xs~ ttr ttl4 "A 8
Cooael LASGESs hen adifes+ed the n citing,
rev'e*ns the past ms orr the presea
and cfli Y upn the denpcras y use NOR host "ndes
to rescue the govermsdt from tn pprtv nov in
powcr He sad th leading republcins h,t tod nm
tht Abrah m lucoln h1d proved d,1d fnlhrs, and
that the would vote for the devil himself s
vote again tor .Old Abe"
several other ikers addressed tho meeting In tho
same stran, and 1t ado,rnaI TO meet IN Friday week.
Meeting OF the .va"treath Ward SIC
Cteisar Club.
The above named ciun met lust evening in the Con-
stanz Brewery Fourth street. Lewis Mlirss 10 the
Gu ,ir -
The first business in orisr after the reidiuz OF tho
minutes, was the earoling of menbers About twenty
gen,lenon stepped forward and enrolled thsi
pea members Ul The club
Mr. scnr Chairman of the Com tee n on solid ,,on
reported ha, there Is good prospect the two clubs In
sAnuE MvrLrs said il would DO make ar
ran gemeuts 1T The meeting ont. he NOV cd
that committee th'ce ne onted 20 arrange an
inde eudent turnout o. the ID
Mr. SCorI novel To an nd. bv making ~ a committee
or conference With the cIb for JOINT
turnout Amendment lost, md mo inD carried
A finance committee " three was then elected ufv0
The cHuRxAy then delivered address TO the club. I'm
winch he stated It's object b. To- hs election Of
MAJOR Gene al etge Mc'ie an TO tue next rsidency.
ttppauss,l He hop d Lht lett Nov, ,nber mes you'd
h. elected instesd he imb@cies Saich c,mpvse Abe
Lincolu's Cabinet. lie peace peace with
the Union (Appanse) He did MT believe there Vas
xell caculted niing about ths hApOy
suit George " Nc, lelan iHesi :ent tAppisnse)
Mr.. SCorr sad thare such an effort before
made the election Il ~ there u now for hat
George B. Me- ellan. We not 10, king Tor Der.
party interests bu, Tor tho country and const
tuition ss they were. :.
MIR. CuRRsN said ours is the mans country and
government. Here does not 20 DO pse Of the
peope ir ne mes u emiDencs Wnls IN Europs ~ 10
We desire T. this state OF things
preserve IL rho North West and south as well a.
England. He considered NJ. Lircnln's pr gramuo
brutal and eavsge-the policy o. exterminstion " MS
Cn Mr. Greeley that Lincoln has kept bis oathk
W. are going to a ntp the Presidency who VIII
keep no will honor his Office, and George b
Mcclellan IL such tArplause
The meeting then adjourned till Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

SPLIT IN MOZART HALL-rHE ACTION OF THn NBwk{
CoHCERN RELATIVE TO rHH CHICAGO c0NvnNsi
TfoS--THg HARM NY or WOODS PARTY, EfQs VI
The new organization Of Mozart Hall $50 Broad
way old Mozart Hall, Thursday evening last. one
hundred and nincty yone members answered TO thei1
uames. Tho 1sveatest harmony and enthusiasm pre-.
vailed Several resolutions adopted. Among tbenns
we're oue or twn-whch viii be found IN our advertising
to Fernando Wood controlling ths spors
and also the following regard 70 she Chicaso Convsp
ttn;- y
Resolved That the delegates selected 10 represent th
Mozart In the Cnicgo Convention BE- and thsy
are hereby requested TO every exerton 10 maintains
the unity and harmony Of be party and ,ecnrs such
nominations shall merit the ddence of the people,
and receive the support Of all cni,sas opposed n tho
present corrupt, imbecis and disloyai ADMINISTRATION
This resolution was unanmously adopted.
fhe old Mozart party under the control Of wood, Also
met the evening and passed series o rssoIas.e,
OF them boasttng Of the harmony In shas COZ.
and declaring that there were My Two ranofs Gus
OF two hundred and twenty members This resd VIZ;
well 10 print; but have been informed ~ psron1
prescott Who participated in he meeting tnss tnsre
not forty persons present the sosssed nsrmony of
woods party 10 somewhat singular n .scsu nan
the faot that the old and new no.A.s .hnssssS
met the sams evening, the old party LAWN 49, 49,
fortv and the ne nnndred snc
few such harmo nous eAsner NJ ~ 49,
ID nothing. This LOOKS very mocn - s'"us1 "~~. -"
6SavIp~ desperate game u save bmseu. -.
Fernsndo wood making dsspc,ss s~-S,.% "s 49,
rns AZ vsruse p~ace meeting, when y. ~ 10y
49,. an pf this 70 opeAse on the Unicaeo
"cv.rtso IL is proposed 70 ssnd psscs dsega,ioo,
.y ~ ~, lean R,chmond, aud, with the peace msU
M snos - wei cvdeav vor control 10 acti0a.
The New York herald., 1864-08-06

g., p,.prSo Roos AND P,cruRa 0ALlnRy of ths Cooper
Unioa will be closed fer two weeks from Monday, "A
Instant N.tss8
NATIONAL rnscRAYnic UnoR --M the assual msssin r
os the New York District OF the Nasionsl Tssgrsee
Tuios held ths LIST instant, the following named eR
tlomeo elected distr,ct officers aud deleaaes
Coa vcnson be neld 10 The city Of PhiadelPhsi @
s,sossd Laoai Director John CHRISTIE nssr'cs sss,e
tary Y. l. Paps: District treasurer, a. y. 1nrcs:
gatss, n. X. nsdd,sa, Joseph purnham ".
Knestle
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
nEcArIruLAryoH OF pRrKNors.


Admiral Parraguts feet, which has been gathering on
Mobile for some past, Of tho largest
poyed In action coast during this war; and ns
vessels are provided with the heaviest known ordnance
and s operations will be noted with tbs greatest interest
II is composed Of the following vsssels:-
The New York herald., 1864-08-06
rHH HARBoR DISTRACTIONS.

hs energies q Admiral Bushasas, Who hes comma nd.
"a ha naval station sines Ne war, have been dirscA
- The prspaos q nos's 70 aid hs land forces 10 rs
ps,s1 my attack spos that stronghold s.S q uob,s
NJ ibopA NJ 81 The ssgnnins II We psSslou % BE- voc
ssas ns ssA fer naval dspcs vss ,ssassA a ssama
yhss wpvN b Ssssrs isspSssass. 19S y ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
A..Dr.sr ou.nrssuAsr1aGa,EaAl's o,acE.

tvrth snd ufrard 80. fhntcPhl Jras -, 1904.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ t,is ofiss nnti Eli ESDif ,rt the sJh lust at 10
oci0ca seppy tie Ln.r St 4y fooH
1c.s dsisosbs a. tie sch9yikil Arsenal, fa.ie phs,
va.
vucansL lLiis Rubber or Cu.la P.ychs water psool
Bsrs-t.. Tor soi:eT icr .oos;rcn. aruSy standard
Nual1-t iniLa-lDbaes, Gaia esliia ~ut"T pyooi
Poncios Or ,hco. ttI.. 20. h0roIaaH. amy saLeA.d
Efa-s Numb ~. Nos. 3-asgy s:ln51Id.
tEi ss9.lc. ar!G, lslh. Amy .sAnlaEt.
h,r Picking PcaoE 3s2H for haiag rurPcpes Samples
required.
~-ingu. b. II iii, oee Bidders rirst Ia
their proposals the price. which lie given IN prif.ac
well "a n hSrs. ts quantity d for and line If dssert
bs bid he spie-l ~ responsible persons
whose s.snA,uIss msst b. slpsnd' q 10 tho glar-by.
llti. hcn IsfautlDs contractors win Dot b. received
r.s form. for propo.s be Lsa sppiraica a thu
office and each BID b. iniorsed With the Of the
paIiieu!as aE,leie bid ief. u. H. GRESHAM,
Asst. snt Qrag.rrIna. or GenerI L. y A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
90 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,

H. hlSI AND NUHSEH1MAN
GsseD is,sni ,oppo.te Troyl
OF superior and hardy G.APE VINES Ia all about siIty
retss-h catalogue give. specific character and qssties
Has also ON band large assortnsnt 81 SfkAWbERR Y
VINES some Of which hpa s.dy the 10Th Of May See
Catalogue for dctails.
Has French Prus,isn and Germsn PRUNKSi also.
that superior eul-. ~ ET-CHEh PHUSE 80 svornby
noticed In and By The r. crs Club in New Yok City The
Tribune and iIe County 0entean Speaking
Of THOMPSOS'S GRAPES, the Farmers Club ssJs:
with certainty lien il acquisition worthy Of notice"
In tho discns<on Of Club the fRUNf was sid:
There several vsroes % The Prgns aud this e Zwets
chen 0sts commonly called Swzse and tbs may be Of
them; u the opinion Of tho Club
thai excellent fruit and we'll worthy OF fecommsbds.
toD for general culture the beat Prnne tey tasted
TO be careful recommend anything worthy but
ere willing pvs this Pune the highest recommendation
Backed and Sustained bo by distinguishes badly
deal cativu.o OF Frps and Vine, thsheves Mr. Thomp
con comes before his fellow citizens confidently believing
he able 10 pgest to them snch varieties OF psnts shall
su hs taste aud choice. nrsns all to pau Vine Tree
Strawberry Bed that, IL hc Of one or two years
most they " their homes enjoy Tho fruits eesy
60 BE- obtained In tie beginning and which u1ufaa grsty
u the end.
M. THOMPSON Il q. all times in readiness 10 attend TO
calls for his yices In cug fot the Fruit Yards Vinrs MD
Gsrdsns Of his friends and employers. In tho line Of hA po
fAsdon.
wisfds (sec,e,,ry County grcuitur and Manu-
fselurss Scciotyl Oce No 90 lsfs corner Ferry, Iroy
Green Island 81 Cans. and Market sta
DAVID THOMPSON,
Hortlculturist aud Nurseryman
Green leland. n