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; ferent lUcntious; but are IIders;cud to pre-
fer Rock Island A portion OF the Naval
Committee uiilgo to st. Louis next week,
| to examine the location offered there for
| the establishment Of Il United States Navy
Yard.
THRAfFfcAL ASD oPEEATIC.
Forrest was Entertained Inst evening by
hs Old friend Fcrney, several Congress
men aud Other notables. including General
Sicklcs graCing the festive board. The
German opera company continues to be
very popqlar, and THO Diplomatic Corps,
With 6ther gfasblona6les, 'aFe regular in
their aitendsnae on their performances.
THE BATTLE OF sErTYsBuRGu.
The substance of General Butter.
fields tcstimoay before tie Committee
on the coadaet of the War, in re-,
lation TO the betle OF Gettysburgh, is SUB
sten,ielly as tDilpws; Ga the third day of
the fight, ac0osding TO his version, Pick
ett's division, iiich was stationed in sup
port of the Lag line; of rebel batteries
which6opened with such terrific force on
our left'uad left centre on the afternoon of
that day after the liriag had ceased, madc
a charge upon our position on the summit
aud slope OF the hill, and were repulsed
with great loss. Hastily reforming their
broken columns they moved toward their
left flank, and rtjnined The main body OF
LungsIreeTs Corps. This necessarily lett
their right much weakened, und their bat.
teries exposed TO capture. Meade's officers
represented to him the error OF the eUcmy,
aud suggested thar it should be prOtited by.
But Meade dissentcd, aud the result was
that the rebels, at their leisure, hauled oil
their batteries from our SrU"t, and placed
them iu positions TO protect their retreat,
which became general ut II O'clock on the
4;h vt July. GeD. ButteTlieli expressed 1t
as his opinion, that mad a churge upon the
rebel batteries, weakened by Pickett's di-
version and repulsc, have bena mhie. they
could have heeu captured. Geu. Butter
ieid was also examined as 10 the Chan
battle.
ANTTI-LINCoLNIsM IN NEW YORK.
Mr.. James Brooks stated during the de.
bate on the National Bank bill, and the
statement is recorded in the Congressional
GI0je, that Secretary CLase permitted
$3.50, 600 to be pJcketei " some tnvOrite
on the five twenty lohn, "And it is my be-
lief to this day." Continued Mr.. Brooks,
that this ,nouey is used by the opponents
of Mr. Lincoln for the establishment OF
anti Lincoln papers in New York and else
where" Mr. ThaddeuS Stevens laughed
ut this idea, saying. at there is any such
movement among small mcu III the coun-
Try known To the gentleman from New
York, il is not very alarminG 10 the friends
Of the Administration; and do not thiuk
it will produce from the Executive more
,hnn a DRrtincut lake.
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EUsr RECEIVED sJOOO Extra Bun and White
81 EuyeIop's, Blank Books, Memorandum and Pass
lux Stands sc. Por sale BY
mrl4 JOS. GRAVES.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TwsLyEsouD LINES or NoaPARxII, (oR oSA IMcH, y )oA
Lass, MAXI SouARI.
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.-lS64.
Witness:

thereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief tue above named guHrAutOrs are good and
sucieut as securities for the for which they
ohsr to be security.
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Price IS ets per bottle or sig bottles for $t'oo.
sU-Por sale by Druggists and DeAlerS evsryWher
in the United StSteS, and by all fho Dfugglst AZ
Dealers in WhoolinK. - oetS-A
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General Fremont has been most shabbi.
ly treated by the Government We pre-
tend not to judge Of Fremont'5 military or
administrative ability, but we have very
strong conviction thArit WAS for his merits,
not Tor his demerits, whatever they may
have been, that he WAS relieved from his
command in Missouri. He was too much
in earnest, and disposed to do too much for
the Administration to bePlessed with him,
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ferent Iucatious; but are dnders'cud to pre-
fer Rock Island. A portion OF The Naval
Committee viii go to st. Louis next week,
TO examine the location offered there for
the establishment Of United States Navy
Yard srs.t 'r'F
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NEW BOOKS.
lust receivcd-Gen. Grant and his Campaigns, by
81 Julien K. LHrke.
The Company Clerk.
Casey's Infantry Tactics-3 vols
The wilde Huntress, by Capt MIyne Reed.
The Old Helmet, by authorOE Wide, Wide World.
Held In Bondage-2 Vol'.
PiYe YeArs Prayers with the answers
KIrE's Charles the Bold, Duke Of Burgundy.
For sale by mrl4 JOs. GRAVES.
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s8.i5ylEauia Insurance Co

SoSOtSSV
G-A-EG EGRS:
. t....-le. ..-, Ja,.l g.--izT, Robert Patrick,
...- apI.r-.11ir -iHlrJ Spout. heuEy GeESig,
.s. .,a-aF, aa,. .f- uugNius, ). Z. LaPIe,
. D. e.. Ir.6- a.-. iula-. 4. a. Carrier,
- s'-.as cqFoui-
= tUEGTLY, JT., pEeS't.
l- ,rza-A 7s.l.r.i 10. Soy.
4.It- -.r.....-=-- .-,yluE "FPciaEeG Ine undeE-
Z --.,s. -t-.r -l. ~ 4es-tus, and vicinity,
rr.=ss.-Lr 55il.E sns patronage Of The pubic.
..... -s.a lr,. s-rs.Hsu 70 b. nrstSia OtbcO8
as-- re- .- tn ...-r-i axes Sl 6ulldinRs Of all
.l. --. stu.l.l1.s-, F.FL ;rre, IyFehAEdf>e, ard
--sas- --f .-.e ..iis u. Geo ..iTsvs Hpd Secs.
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sul p.-55r 80. L si Lure uOUBe-
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To be certified by the United States Distr ct At
torpsy, Collector OF Uustoms, or any other officer
un Ier the United states Government, or RESPONSE
BILE person known 70 this office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be openeL and examined At this office on WE'D
NRSDAY and SATURDAY Of each weOk, Mt II NJ.
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present 1t the
opening OF bids, II they desire
A-V.DARRINGER, A
Captain aud chi-i Artero. .ster,
jan29.tf department Of West Virginia.
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WALLPAPER.
,INHR LAST WEEK FOR BARGAINS in Wall Pa :
i per and Borders, as Spring Papers will be 10 per
cent above tho present prices. NJ humbug CIss-
Ing out at old prices by
mrlI No. 30 Monroe street
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We do not think. the Array of the Poto-
mac ever had an officer superior to Fitz
John Porter Perhaps he deserved dis
missal from the service, buFnot more than
General Nc Clellaush himself, General Frank
lip, aud others equally Implicated, and all
Should have been dismissed, or none. 1t
would give us pleasure to see abis able
officer restored to his rank ia the service,
and placed in ii command commensurate
with bis .riuk.. Power, 10 be lose d aud re-
spected, must be equitable. just, impartial,
nnk cnrricinns or sniIefnl.
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NO. ea1 ARCH sTRBEI
Principal ofIee and Aa"sfao'Ory'
JONES q EVANS,
successor. to G. N. Jackson & cO.,l
- PEoRAEToAS.
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PIOWS.

of PIttsburg mIuTGI-tuIs, NA:sh wc IsilI sai! on
liberal terms. sto.S 81 "i,ss yslJ- isJaigs,
aud OF NIL patIoTus
Call ami examine stock lief gp pure EsIuG
elsewhere. UELL q CAN 7nEI.I4,
NJ. iGI, NaI4 ST, Wt-. side.
Feb05-1m Aau,r -..rsii af -ft.t r#+ ff.e-
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Foucles Issued Without Delay.
= 4. ARTHUR,
g,a---a Agent.
, 1864-08-29
En Re11t.

HfD RENT Two frcnt rooms with
o. q b'ock hello ruth st1fes Address Hox 4.s1R
kpn&
, 1864-08-29
KEITH. FAXON & CO..
1obhIDg In Chlen2o-0nr Gktv Con,.
petlnS with the East

Great ie Chfcsgo. and great ara the merchants
Who dwell within her borders they are ner nro.
phet.. But q EetT short time ago they were de-
1aoat common selections; now our merchants sun.
ply Lot Chlcngo alone, hut the whole Northwest
hnd reach back far sway toward the Atlantic sea-
board.
Prominent among the firms who4e cntes,Yise
and business aoliity hnve contntuted to hrin,
about The result Is That Of Keith, raxon .S ca,
ely the tl1et in tho West IN TIE line Of bns1ness
they have adopted. Hats, c2ps, furs, buckskins.
millinery, wo>len & goods, straw, tsit, ribbons,
mentioned as the leading terms By which We We NAV ~
designate the class OF gooJs IN which they deal.
the amount Of bnt1ntes done, and the tremendons
tteeEs o. a kinds On band San on, be
Keith, Fa1on & Co. have been identified with
Chicago tor the past eleven years though It is not
ti about dve years slice that their present sIan-
tic business was entered upon. From l:J9 iii
now they harc Goun on steadily increasing, do1b-
linz their trade cacA succeeding year, TIL now tney
%ay ens!!;snGe - te%Mnpa1'son win any Ct the
n!ese slocks, or advantages offered to buyers.
There is not factory IN the United Suites which
offers any desirah!e goods, ,hst is not visited hy
this frm. ard is Represented In their etolk "a
this must be added the most extensive importa.
tons frcm tho manufactures or Enelsni and
France Some idea OF their stock aaS be formed
from from ths !aei inc, h1ys noT IN stofs over aflesn
anu b,ya. 7'Ais :s Independent Of the atock q
lkdes hats and boanets, which with thaif accpst
nrits--sihbone. sucl,cs, 1arce, flowers. &c. AN
there IN tnexhaus,ibe pro{uslo1, embracing eyerT
et,le .hoveht Of or poss: bic.
We scarcely nerd attempl to specify Tie atticIss
which compose their Etock. It Comprises ali that
can be slesised-csch department Ii complete
e.ch containing as arge assortment OF that nag
tcular KIND OF goods as the stocks OF dealers Tho
cont;pc themselves to thst one ss speciality.
The point to which we would eepecl4lly cill the
attenIttn Of readers II tb!s: that Western
90 not Net d to go east to make purchases Surh
men as Keith, Fa1on d Co., are able to oiier, aud
do offer, Inducements to purchasers equal Ii not
superior 70 my Ne~ York house. Tha tmmensa
stock Of this nm presents "a wide variety Of
ercck ~ ean be found anywhere On the continent,
and they are offered at eEen loss than New York
prices. Tho firm buys exclusively for cleh, and
dcale on1y al drSt hands. Rreat portion Of their
, 1864-08-29

olssCss1on every hutei bonding OF oher avaT},h,,
h"ute Icing c'smtlesefy filled. AZ idea OF The ~
ssh5 ,P ear " Es'hr:,a isom the fact that sesera
o. ane most fampnbt Ct'pperncada actually Tirhrf
tn t:eep At the TRBuSE omce. When az trT4siat.
hr,iITep1ea!1he, charlottesville IN the ,.t a,t.e
hesf5 a. sfntF 10 % res3r wisne
! lying. Back Republican, n,eee7.ovfr, os,s- :
either c'ance 10 sentiments arrived Il, or tSt
| eAu="iat ~ 'o7se tueo sacrifice mast b. swful
ON SUNDAY.
Tic Dcsaoeratg were passahiy ouiet Yesterday
! 1noaen II "ae csthcult matter to ke+p down II,
Feac@f fep.eee'ole .hnllftioA of1tclus. I. b,oks
out sever P!aees. The pence uen ID Unioa
mestios, and lew speeches yy.re dl;,srra II, .id.
Of iiie hnte's The tQmtef Of visitors was lareeJy
tnc.eared .csterday.
II "a: AT TIE lhY1Hc1nLs oLuu noox,
a. Is. Y hf11g, with cltsEd eyee sUn mysserioua
~ ats tonIt!td. a. be eain, ny such su,flta n
~, nou o. Webster, and cay aud Calhoun;
I'catd TO hfs hesress to .top It. &c was tor In
msas.s perc' tces alton Of tos1;llsies, and cun-
xennon o. TO People. He w7ntrd TO know II 1,ls
ne1ers #efc LonE 70 enbAnit to ,e foec.d y cn!.
Nci3p',o1 10 fight their Eoafhen brethren. His
uuttautee H+ft heartily Implanted; auu the ap.
smopr,, Maa y, v,9ent tn exscs l9opotioa - the
- Atakhc1 Bpeuce u,s pt1t introduced. und
enc "poEe Trfy muco ~ she did when ehe es aouspd
toe cs2pesheud causo 3, tho rccort 5pir1tns1s.'e
cuovenrrtE. The burdrn q, h,= spee-h II Ltu-
coinH 1SIssns. pcsce, and Soarnefn r7ghis. Sbe
pttdtc!td tast the praee party would tirnph In
Tie present eamr.ign.
PHaCE AEET1KE.
There Was En iiuncusu xa:ArfIu9 at ff.e Mir,
ui6anson psact: men ~ ait. Idsnce npon tee NJ
11obal Ccp.*rh-sa Conrsns:ou ut the Trenoyt
Hct!se On snu"ay afternoon. MsDy bitter sud de-
nsnt ~tfc6 we're r. Oxen b3 tlle fcIdiug ur4.ur5 Of
rte inttiol and tbccoprnsEon r. 4e re 1cbed nito-a
lcE:ths aession. tahs M their vtsYs were cos.
Hnll-d to the roninn3nu ~ Wei .. tho platform.
tLe1 would eecete IN. nouinat. st.1an f,n shon1i
re the 1lvspR expo.cut Of their STsr1hn nrInc1.
pics Tbt.E ssy that - man xh3ee rands are
Re Win the blood If setsls. and no maH xho bus
sbat! rreeiye their snpport. They nrunose to hi;
= ahey ar oTc7Tn'ea In tEe CongenriGp. Thar
s sxT isey represent great principle aud
, ~. ~. lI;sent cs Is a. rood tina as airy maize
!9 Mt re how thuS Can d. Eerwl.c aud main
~ tstsr Soe.stesey Toere is sery crest Uke
:: sna tes3 iae C3sF1s~ton ttrc: nAy be &c eosctrd
fes mnIe EHn.s >Ao@
, 1864-08-29

dous s9vsrceain Price, and they are prepared 70
share The prodts Fith tneIr customers. helag de-
tc1mfned on achieving fnr themselves the first
/ psaae IN Western trtde. "Tit laudnble ambition,
a1o We Wt-h Them eaceess.
Readers of tie TnIurEs are re!er7ed to their
advertisement in another colamn, and Invited 70
ed. The lsrre donb;e width building il approp1 Il
sted almost entirely to samples, thres Of the ors
being thps OCCUPIED, ard there Is searcels dapll-
Jared In over thirty American cities are there dis
played. whie the whole Of tho manufacturing 2 IT.
lion Of Europe contributes to swell their sample
perience and united uish This Is ttat sterling bust
ntss integrity which always insures succcss.
for the fsll tfsds, and IN the special forms and
| !ush!ons wh!chs viii prevail, will psooth1y open
ont larger budget tbaE Is TO be found II any
house IN the United Statce.
TnR KxAox PiASo.-Ths following w-1l-mesit
ed tcstincui4l was received on Fnca7 last by
Julius Bauer, sole ageEt III Cblcago for tho hnabs
Piano:
M1.vAUKEs. Wis. Aug. Esd, 1854.
hes7fs. Bauef l. Co., Chicago H.:
rts11 m used b. my fA,ny f9s 'ho 5e'. jas: past.
np9calided eatis!aetlon. When pnrchaacd it WIS
co9porea andi.sied with 5seiaway's, Wofcesters,
ano olhcl popular manuilrturer-, hut the tune OF
T. knaees Nas preferred, and every day the choice
would earnestly adsiae any person WHO m1I
he aocut to purchase piano, to eire hpabr's 10.
esrrt1 emf a careful comparison With any other In
the market: IL unrreIac!cla1, I feel coafldent
klnbo's viii be seircted
1ouss very truly, WE. STRICKLAND.
HsaT CArSao IAp1Rs' SEMEHksT--We can
eate1ful;y recommend the school Of Miss G. A.
Gregg, No. z4s West Randolph st.est, "a au excel
lt1t1 conducted Insti:rtiou for the Instruction Of
y9unE .adl.T. Miss freeg Is q highly accoin-
pll.hed teaei1er, and employs tho .eri bet Of as
eistante. He. aEstetn OF instruction X thorough
ana Faste. She IL pItfxred to accommodate
iuttpd aumher ef you.,g lndea With ho5tding
an4 lodeiDs on yef1 easonsksc terms See a91eF-
1tsemrut.
, 1864-08-29
COCK COUNTY QUoTA,
QnoEnB Sf sab Dl,ttlctS--ANlctnr

/
The c,cfnittsespsoInied t. devise mesns IN
ase ertaiaspg ano aa..ae The qro.a Of Ccck county
| ht1d mkcttng W1ltrhe DotNd OF Buus$usors n,
Saturday e7enins
l. Tn notfoN1t Wa- 1t5s<Aved that the cou.ufttec O
nfe appolntsd at the Aaeetint al Mse1epolIta,
Aah Friday arenirE bb instructed forthwith te
sS sssa pfepeI person ~ Washington 10 p-rsenl
mest and ask fr poslao,h,uneut or tbs dTa!t NJ
cons>npl4ted a37rho res oar& ,ua a. that meeticr,
N+1so.: Judcn Bsd ~eil ND Il d. irwin wers ~.
Iointe1 t9 take IT. beceAs%r sep. hare the eh-
,. dornes5 ais's oi u se.ertaivs.ts coped wtho1t
delay. Ihs committee anjce.n6a to G1ee: at eaEs
place Mc11Ay aftefsoon at ~ or:ock, wacn il H.
heRfe h IL rs,saa e ~ I: sss s.,a Of
county pn3eE the aart czll Of farr.s1drn., 1t vas
Beard Of ,1tsarA 40 pro-1 to arir-isid ao ~. ~
enoauf The Ettords In lhs ofacs OF she Adfu1art
9eeanl. sn5 nscerta1n uficIAIt thr number OF
men fe4ultt9t 20 be rnIcsG in stfg. County Fha
toUnel II tIroeh Tn sn'u:1da, eysn uf: nn1 r, &fsz
the toaoH1n fror@ which, II aE,,.srs ,a1t
: TIC dteci, Of Cook count. when iii t:eiI,s ~
; LOCO nen. @'-" ;" eA-e es.t
i; To The Bo,r.of 'suuersi: :ers-e et4t..n.n: Ts,
committee appeta'sd to Inv s-tscstca.nd a.:arts1r
Inc ucEaenc{ ~ III the que - OF C.e..:o1uty uS
81 esass made hy ths covsTslcEt1o. tr,o,,,, be-
+. le19e H;e TO make nate 10 following 5s2erl:
rom tie commracxucut Of tle.'w4.s i.c.;,1;n.s
1n3t OF Ju!y-1R :f9s. IL ~ G0nf totll' cret:s 70
9ais J. 1sbA l" H. S q: lie dtftat II 1e3. IFhs
bpzsbct viii be retired enncv !: by -recltl SON
:clis's:eu.e lnr 'n,xSxry and ft rt tntestfocuTrJ
:'lHt Au:. j, 1864.
Il appears ~ The -~cs1de hist na,oat s-.y cnr.,
.f syf deficient .o'a} 1t 81 scn t,!e ab,sat
~ tGhIn:es aa@e tu--E-at< 1,t'u eve- tLe.l s,u7sI
''f a cnl Z, sin: shaisocc dne ron, ,Le State
~ lf r1e Men. bs .:sv.nE to Cooe, ,eourry ke- urc-
1s':e.s 81 iae atrp:a,-of H. Is nf Il. It ~t-cs Il,
o. rntrd a,GS3 meas <ro7 syh!cl, tcso nc dcs,oc' cd
tie ,ptt.'es'fs elnsc .!niy 1st ncnheE:ur s,,t3c
seF eFsdrt coming :sx!:,eu aad t0is-r. Tcc
nulr1tf IL be tsf-ed a.lhts time II oue,Shra in
shG .se2h hsurhooa Ut 159t to 400 n. en- which 1t
tct::is 10 The unf}tSsiruzt IE!rht b, pe1caied
~lnoat sesc1flue to cartc1ipioa II proper cteps
were Immediately takcr.
ASs7f Fsich IL respectfully submitted. Z
y. L. n-srcoeE. :
Oh1iT1an Cummt.tS3;
We EaVc bes n farn1shc Thy Capt JAms.. E.oycet /
Ga1n7A! CT this district t5s foinw.ng tib,e jrat
BY him from Str1nsattd, SHOWN : tb..
GEoLsr- ot each Sub dfRfs!et, Comurisius ttc-ss4S
c.nsressiunaa Diaszitt {Ccsh coant:) in ir:.ta4s
follows.
1st Total qrtta of ci.trae under Ell cal!. 5-nr,
tie commencement os ihe was 1uc.nain.. tEEtl OF
Jh'y l6 .eGs- arranged 5yEka diB,1icts.
d To.al sscdit to July ), 1864. azra7Ee3-zs +
:. Debit Of cach snh dls=:et on the first dty
Of Jaly. 1864. -
Ads!cc~ rom the ARsss:sz7t P.oyost- Marshal
GtIrfaf At Strinrfeld hhuv- that further csudsta |
tpotted a hts Gflce st,ce fn4u /. 1851 Eii. be
forward Il in ti1nt to be dsdacfed iea,s tae cuusa
for nraft, hut theY will rot materially chaass :he
hsrtH nil Ytas nj /
, 1864-08-29

LOUISVILLE Aux a.-Laet night about mir
night the IT'D e1p1t.a train, with passengers aaf:
cip1tated 1tom the track near Bacon Creek by .he
etiects q the late ra!r. Thr =ars were almost
tsrely dsmoliahca hrt strange to sAy, hut nae man
wHR seriously E-rk The up PASSENGER train rom
Nashsiik Whs det:!pcd faur hours thla aftaraaou
BY the hreasiDs Of tae drirtag wheel ue.r 1a!attn
An othcez from the ttcak saSa th.t Sherman wa7
m6RiDc the 6A!E Of hfa army - Position GU the
Macon and Htorgtn4RatlToad In tho rear os Hoods
forces. UeRYy sliEmlshing Was going on.
, 1864-08-29

NEW York, Aug. 27-In reia;ia.ioa :,r crue
nsaee to our eol;:kss bs tho re,M!s all .e nrieon
of5 in Fost Latastte arc uo. aisowel nlT iuxuriss
Haatoyef Btr4 adG dates of sse a9sth mention lie
Arrival e9 Tour sieaC.ers fr0a Nilrljueto with an
aggregate Ut nearIy S-100 bale, Of coltvs.
Ihe stea.nes. NORTH S'ar. lec;n Asa;nwail 18Th,
srTtTed thta E-on. With S3.,C00 III tEs asura >'
Among hs.- PASSENGERS n.L-E.-GaF, Dl,ler of
Califorris. esd 4. .. Boyd. o, E.ns.1n.
=, Tbs steasasr sSc1salt MO. from .$aT Ycrk. rig
st!a:ss Of 2sccl.oD. arrived At Panama on tho 10th,
1rfre has feeE change il The ESeayiaa Minister,
Int no reYuuti0n III yrr.
4 Ieyol.l,on IN E:sadc1 hzd: tesu sura.esse1.
, 1864-08-29

SEE Yo::k, Auc. :7.-io!d da1 and decidedly
Eeas; Tfc pescc rnuozs s+oc'ed tha demand,
fnso st the gold -ont. Thn d.ma I'd a.4o ia limit
cd. while lac snpay IL reinsoresd to tho full *
seeeive1 at the su!sTte.e1rr. These in0ueaces
produced dccl:4e. Of a,s up to moon. and 1t is
Thought lower trlce* VIII be touched next;Seek
Op:Elng IT 90. at r. u. it vas quoted ut
with 9owlH.::t3. tendency.
, 1864-08-29

Georgia Wants to come E2Eclk-
NEW YonK, Augu.t s7.-Ths 7Tmess Washing
ton fpeciaa ssys: "a gentleman has arrived in
this city from GeorRia, who came b. way Of Auau.
IA, with the permission Of Gen. Shetnup, and
who represents the Statc government OF Georgia
He desires to Iear1 upon what tssts tha United
states Government will t1eat with tho State Of
Ge0r2fa Tor rtadnission into the Onion.
'Tbts artion OF the geof!ta authorities ts had
without reference TO the balsaSa OF the Southern
COME dcracy,"
, 1864-08-29
Fyow 10 arcet7 tf,e-1araft.

ALBANY. n. y, Aug. 27.-The cittzens Of Aah.ny
equity arc determined not to have draft, aud the
onF way to syoid It ia to induce men to enlist and
Gli up trc quota With volunteers. The Board OF
supervisors utter fnil consultation, hive resolved
Hated and credited to this county, aud i0O to ta
@Gfreon @ who brings the recruit. Our quota will ho
, 1864-08-29
Fire Mt SuuUNIchs Hi.

11FC Ut S1tMItSICHs B13s
SANDWICH, nj, August sT.-A very disastrous
are occurred in this place this morning. The
ionndty an7 manut1etoEy Of a: Adams s Co. WAS
burned. The are broke out about hs!tpast three
O'clock. The loss Is estimated at SO 0oo. No 10.
NQul the f11ofna ranrn
, 1864-08-29

ntht1 city. oa tbs 18th i1staat, JOSEPH, ton ol
A1 =. 8. aed Jennie E. Warner. 1xst year.
AttegGso, on Sunday morning. Aug, es. ALBEIT
z. CbRLEHs aged ~ ears E.oa!As.
, 1864-08-29

W 4NTED. 1900 hsnc money
Iy paid tnanJ ons b.1ne,ns . aubs.itcts 10 hi
tpMce, ant tt hlgh.A ha0ckY paid Whst v. 5fo a.
: hG e 40 Ibts n@ @ ,nu.atoom c.nrern: rhe on.y
Caicsg5* 81 n..sbc1n street: FLELRY T. Cb.
, 1864-08-29
DI F. =

sr,JoHK1s, N. B., Aug. x7.-Ttese is no confr-
natifn Of the report Of the destruction of fsh1nc
Tesssh By tho Tall3hasser.
, 1864-08-29

General Butler Gone to Wash.
/ lngton.
Fon1EEss MONROE, Aug. aa6.--Major Gen. Butler
Rassed through here last night from Bermuda
Hundred, en- rDQta fur Washinu ton
, 1864-08-29
from NnssIu.

NET Yoa1s, ArcuEt fla Nassau letter Of the
stth. safes thai the steamer Fox bad arrived from
CtafsesfGn, having thrown overheard 20 bales Of
NaReau on The I'd, and Was csaistng off the laa1de
, 1864-08-29

fUL. WUUD'5 MUSE JIM

fNUL. Htt,1lf1,a MHSEUM,
Oco,. + n voon -, p = wnru.u
P.npr,.!or, aad hanszsrs+
NoNn.v -,,s- 80.
KEGUk AR hP IL N 4
ovr1~
ALL
~ ran 80! a1u winter @easons
tSs yc:t ~ nn ~, toMet. n-Hsf a sa7ale NE
Erur-v AZ 'f'nIE pieeSs "'i' W 'ae 9''s e-'
nsv.v
with VI. Alker. Mr.. B,aojs:. ". John n.iton, x..
ei4hsah, ,e;,o end Jakl. H:cht IN sb1 ca.t-
1e efsa. We ~ w. 1rans of
=" AND As RI A.
III, ~ nt "a aotAnas Aserl uAslenoeca
Hrr' h,iiGn. IA@ ho''a' Miss Ass7 AoTafo' AIN
PRfCss-Adnts,!sn II 10 .tuseuu ane ostuss 70 IN
sgsts' sc ., sE.c, e nn1e. :xslve a.: cSs; Drs.s
rpnts. r!irsi y Gen,s = r. ntsnssEs - 5ekss
ter tesei vsd sa:s; box nepk opta f:ar 70 a. VI 10
E peers Of Lectu-s Eeem opsa at TX o'clock
Cusisp I'e:h y :. tait1age5 shoul4 ca.l At iaax.
r.IrIru "a x::c synAn11r
IAN Cf IL Il 81 hSS ! II EAl T. II !,
, 1864-08-29
ua1tte0==G Correspondent.

WANTED-Corrt So oa6enoe by
nan5 nS Sunion l.ass
Iet9I1 Address H. y. aRASaEa ~ e gELsnRE
T aEEoH q 2. aINoEDS, CO. L, aud Mich. var.
tAFss VA As*a7lA2s 1epa4 Aus3-2s$1S
, 1864-08-29

Not EOnGru1s

The Mexican blockade Ra7se1~
EEwj jfoEK. Aug. s7.-Thc bark -A;bsrtlne, from
Vera Cruz. 3etn, reports that tho French BLOCKADE
OF Mexican ports wns r0iscd on the Irh.